Somehow, WaddleDeeKnows seemed to know just about everything about a new Wii Sports and a Super Mario Strikers sequel, as well as specific details about Xenoblade 3 and even " Valve games coming to Switch," all days before the games' official public announcements.
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In a series of tweets with an authentic February 7 timestamp, the self-described "industry insider working deep within Nintendo" showed an apparently deep foreknowledge of details that Nintendo wouldn't officially reveal until the evening of February 9, two days later.
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To that end, Jonathan pondered whether it was justifiable for Clark to let a bus full of his classmates drown rather than the boy stepping in to singlehandedly lift it out of the river all for the sake of concealing his abilities.Jon Cartwright / TwitterLast week, shortly after the latest Nintendo Direct presentation, fans around the web started stumbling upon a seemingly prescient Twitter account called WaddleDeeKnows (named after the ever-present and adorable Kirby enemy). In the 2013 film, Jonathan Kent was concerned for his son Clark's wellbeing, knowing that him going public with his powers would make him the center of unwanted attention for the rest of his life. The secret identity incident at Metropolis College also stands as a subtle rebuke of one of Man of Steel's more divisive moments.
But despite the setback, Jon is already making a name for himself as a the new Superman and a markedly different one from his father. The secret identity was not without its practical expenditures either: Jon reveals that Batman and Oracle personally went through lengths to create a false identity for him to inhabit, calling in favors in an effort to create a whole backstory that would be relatively untraceable by the authorities. While the students are jubilant that the new Superman goes to their school, Jon is less than thrilled, planning to drop out as he abandons all pretenses at having a quiet, unassuming life away from his superhero identity. RELATED: How Jimmy Olsen's Strongest Form Made Him More Powerful Than Superman Though no one is visibly harmed in the incident, the Finn Connors persona is no more, with Jon having ditched the wig and sunglasses and gunfire publicly exposing his superhero outfit.
These plans at anonymity collapse faster than a speeding bullet when a disturbed college student opens fire at a crowd of students on campus, with Jon leaping into action and absorbing the brunt from the assault rifle before apprehending the gunman. Sporting a blonde wig, sunglasses and a track jacket that masks his superhero physique, Jon drives to college to begin classes in a used jeep, expressing his interest in majoring in media to potentially follow in his parents' journalistic footsteps. In Superman: Son of Kal-El #2 - by Tom Taylor, John Timms, Gabe Eltaeb and Dave Sharpe - Jon prepares to start his university studies at the nearby Metropolis College and creates the alter ego of Finn Connors to blend in with his classmates.
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