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Line 34: == When Connor was banished from Zeist in Highlander 2 he was sent back in time and had his memory wiped. == As [[The Spoony Experiment ~~(Web Video)~~\|the Spoony One]] explained at length in his review of Highlander 2, the whole "alien from the planet Zeist" thing opens up a metric fuckton of plotholes...unless you assume that when Connor, Ramirez, and all the other Immortals were banished from Zeist they were transported into Earth's distant past and had their memories wiped. Why? Well, obviously so they won't be able to pool their efforts and find a way to travel back to Zeist on their own. They won't have the knowledge to build a ship or a teleporter or whatever, and the technology available is too primitive anyway. If you think about it this solves a surprising number of plotholes. Why does Katana still look so young when Macleod is now an old man? Why does Katana send his minions to Earth to kill Macleod even though Macleod obviously had no intention of returning to Zeist? Why did Katana bother to go down and try to kill Macleod at all? Line 45: Well, it explains his super-speed. == If The Kurgan would have won, he would have become [[God -Emperor\|The God Emperor of mankind]] == Besides the fact that they are both depicted as very large men with flowing black hair, a variety of similarities are present