The White Devil of the Moon Chapter 6
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I'd go with giving the Dark Kingdom access to the power levels and abilities of their manga counterparts. One of the nastier abilities (for a Nanoha mage) that all SM-manga characters had was being able to instantly use, and modify their spells on the fly and not have to wait to build up/gather energy for the bigger spells.
I wonder at the reactions when Yuuno informs everyone that Metallia (and Beryl) are only responsible for what happened on the Moon and Earth, and even then only partially. Sailor Saturn doing her duty and bring down the Silence Glaive is why everything else in the system was destroyed, if memory serves.
If I understand correctly, it was Saturn's bring down the Glaive which allowed others besides those who died in Beryl's attack on the Moon to be included in Serenity's spell, including the Soldiers of the Outer Solar System. As I understand it, after Metallia's defeat Princess Serenity/Usagi was given a choice in which she could have restored the Moon Kingdom and I expect that had she done so, those Silenced by Saturn would have been raised, though this is speculation on my part.
Speaking of the Hivemind's favorite Death Star in a Miniskirt, will she and the other Senshi be appearing in the story, even if only in civilian identity.
And while I'm thinking of it, anyone know if there are any stories where Usagi chooses to restore the Moon Kingdom?
An interesting idea occurred to me while typing this: <a href='http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toba_catastrophe_theory' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Toba catastrophe theory</a>. Can you see my idea?
Same thing that makes me wish Bioware had done a little more research before deciding that humanity's genitic deversity was a major reason the Collectors were after human colonies in Mass Effect 2. Make more sense if our genetic bottleneck was the reason. In fact, too wide a diversity could be the reason the Prothean Reaper failed. Hmm...
If I understand correctly, it was Saturn's bring down the Glaive which allowed others besides those who died in Beryl's attack on the Moon to be included in Serenity's spell, including the Soldiers of the Outer Solar System. As I understand it, after Metallia's defeat Princess Serenity/Usagi was given a choice in which she could have restored the Moon Kingdom and I expect that had she done so, those Silenced by Saturn would have been raised, though this is speculation on my part.
Speaking of the Hivemind's favorite Death Star in a Miniskirt, will she and the other Senshi be appearing in the story, even if only in civilian identity.
And while I'm thinking of it, anyone know if there are any stories where Usagi chooses to restore the Moon Kingdom?
An interesting idea occurred to me while typing this: <a href='http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toba_catastrophe_theory' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Toba catastrophe theory</a>. Can you see my idea?
Same thing that makes me wish Bioware had done a little more research before deciding that humanity's genitic deversity was a major reason the Collectors were after human colonies in Mass Effect 2. Make more sense if our genetic bottleneck was the reason. In fact, too wide a diversity could be the reason the Prothean Reaper failed. Hmm...
the problem is the idea you put forward is Artificial.
as much as you may not like it, if the natural flow of the story lends itself to "The Senshi sleep in while Fate and the Wolkenritter curbstomp Beryl".
then you go with it.
if through natural progression a point comes up where you can even things out, you go with it.
The worse thing to do in a story like this is attempt to force a path. it will plague your thoughts later as you have to continue to force the story along a path just to retain consistency. on this i speak from personal experience i write fics for my enjoyment and the enjoyment of others, i've even posted a few. but my hard drives are littered with stories i eventually had to abandon because i tried to force a path, and found myself unable to go where i wanted in the story at later stages because i had to maintain consistency with the path i had chosen. it made the story more of a chore and i have abandoned quite a few.
if you really think there is a disparity that needs fixing it's best to go back to the start and fix it then, rather than later in the game.
as much as you may not like it, if the natural flow of the story lends itself to "The Senshi sleep in while Fate and the Wolkenritter curbstomp Beryl".
then you go with it.
if through natural progression a point comes up where you can even things out, you go with it.
The worse thing to do in a story like this is attempt to force a path. it will plague your thoughts later as you have to continue to force the story along a path just to retain consistency. on this i speak from personal experience i write fics for my enjoyment and the enjoyment of others, i've even posted a few. but my hard drives are littered with stories i eventually had to abandon because i tried to force a path, and found myself unable to go where i wanted in the story at later stages because i had to maintain consistency with the path i had chosen. it made the story more of a chore and i have abandoned quite a few.
if you really think there is a disparity that needs fixing it's best to go back to the start and fix it then, rather than later in the game.
That still means the 3.5 billion years thing is true.
Since starting evolution over implies forming single celled life-AGAIN- and moving up to multi celled organism's and such.
That takes billions of years.
Now if they were knocked back to say, apes, it would only take about 500,000 years or so.
Of course, humans evolving again would NEVER EVER actually happen but whatever, magic is involved.
Since starting evolution over implies forming single celled life-AGAIN- and moving up to multi celled organism's and such.
That takes billions of years.
Now if they were knocked back to say, apes, it would only take about 500,000 years or so.
Of course, humans evolving again would NEVER EVER actually happen but whatever, magic is involved.