" Why do they call you people the heat, I'm the heat."
Absolute Temperature[]
The heat gun reaches absolute heat, which is known as Planck temperature not Klein temperature. They have the correct usage on the gun's page. In case anyone wanted to know.
Maybe Dead[]
I would like to point out that we have no clue that he is actually dead. Just a scene where Snart shoots his gun.
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Lonen22 (talk) 01:35, March 18, 2016 (UTC)
Ability to fight on par with Sara[]
Could we point out that Sara had just withstood freezing temperatures prior to their fight which will have contributed to why Mick was able to fight her evenly? It doesn't seem fair to list it as his abilities without saying that his opponent who *should* be able to beat him rather easily was exhausted at the time.
Ability to "defeat" Snart[]
He beat Snart. That should be included.
Lonen22 (talk) 01:06, April 15, 2016 (UTC)
Abilities[]
Someone should include his skills as a marksman and a pilot being Chronos.
Lonen22 (talk) 13:17, April 15, 2016 (UTC)
Status unknown[]
While it's obvious that it's mick, because of the burning house, they never specified it on the show, so shouldn't all the male characters be unknown? Daniel.safe.35 (talk) 16:43, April 18, 2016 (UTC)
Should add "Protecting the Timeline" Section[]
I suggest that there should be a "Protecting the Timeline" section for Mick. That section exists with Rip Hunter. I also think the edit to remove that section was not a good idea, since there's going to be some content on that anyway from the premiere of Season 2 of DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
Wasky1234 (talk) 02:25, October 16, 2016 (UTC)
Technically a Meta-Human[]
While Mick start's out as a regular human, during his time as Chronos, he lived "multiple lifetimes". And yes, that alone doesn't make him a metahuman as it was just a result of temporal abnormalities of the Vanishing Point, the effect it had on enhancing his mind is clear during S2, which he basically treats like a retirement, getting drunk constantly while dropping hints like "sleeping with the fishes" for the team, other than the seeing Snart bit that season, but it oddly happens just when Stein is having his own doubt issues and give him the perfect opportunity to talk about wanting to leave the team and cognitive dissonance about his newly created adult daughter without breaking his façade and making him have to take a more active roll. Tl;dr Mick is a super genius but just trying to relax and help his friends after multiple tortured lives.