One of the entertaining aspects of a superhero comic book is by accident the debate on every character's power level, You wonder what can happen if who fought who, what kinds of strong and weaknesses they have, and so on. Sometimes these debates are backed by some form of facts, with various main characters having their own power levels canonized through some playing role, or trading cards, or official database and the like. However, more often than not, fans are left to their theories, assuming who is more powerful and why. In most cases, the power level seems obvious. For example, although it is quite possible for Batman to beat Superman in a fight, as Batman for readiness, there is little debate that Superman is a far more powerful being than human Bruce Wayne (Only one reason why bats should not appear in the sequel "Superman").

However, sometimes a great creator comes out and states clearly what the rank of the characters are. Although this can be done in the body of comic books, movies, cartoons or TV shows itself, on the occasion of the occasion, occurs through interviews or some other auxiliary material. In the case of the crew of the "Peacemaker", creator Jameseims Gun only accidentally revealed the most powerful hero of the series in the series The post-show of the fifth episode of Season 2Titled "Sewing Return". This program, titled "Peace by Piece: Part Two", sees that co-executive director of DC Studios gives a state of the union style, where all the "peacemaker" characters stand while the show is headed in the back half of its second season. Among other comments, Gun reveals that it is none other than needles (expressed by Di Bradley Baker) who is the most powerful member of the Peaceuar crew.

Perhaps, after the first season of the "peacemaker", there may have been a doubt about the fans' mind about the power of Mr. It would be easy to write the bird as a celebrated mascot of Christopher Smith, Aka Mirnik (Johnon Senna). However, the second episode of this second season, directed by Greg Motola and titled "Man is as good as his bird", put all those debates to rest. The set part in which Eagly separates the Argus working group led by Bird-Blind Langston Fleury (Tim Meadows) is easy one of the best action sequences of the whole series so far. Like some other non-human fighters in Gun Oover, namely Rocket Raccon of "Guardians of Galaxy" And King Shark of "Suicide Suicide", Eagly is not just an animal, but a force to be considered.

That countdown occurs in "Returning to Sewing", directed by Aleea Onesons. In the episode, the funny eagle Hunter Red St. Wile (Michael Ruker) has a deadly fight with Egli, and only the strongest should survive. According to Gun in his interview "Peace by Piece", this episode reveals that Eagle may be even more appropriate than us or someone in the show previously understood:

"(Eagly is) probably the most powerful of the 11th street children. He will have to face the red St. Wilde. And, we see that the red bulls of St. Dilde for the primary eagle may not be bulls-that there is something incredible for Egli."

In other words, the chances are very good that there are more for executives than it fills the eye. Not only is it something we will certainly find out, it also allows Eagly to fit more comfortable with the rest of the 11th street. For wit, all are people who have generally been neglected, discharged, ridiculed or otherwise reduced in the eyes of the larger DC universe, people who are either not thought to have a lot of potential. However, as the "peacemaker" continues to prove, these children from the 11th street (named for Hanoi Rock Song for a narrow punk rockets) have much more sleeves than sleeves than they may appear. In "Returning to Sewing", we have already seen how Eagly is very likely the "main eagle" for which the Red Dilde speaks in tones with flooded tones. What does this mean for the "peacemaker" crew that goes forward is the assumption of everyone. It is enough to say that if anyone is interested in choosing a fight with a child from 11th street, they should not choose to be chopped to mess with it if they hope to survive.