On Fri, 16 May 1997 02:12:41 -0400 (EDT) OtakuLoki@aol.com writes:

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Subj:    Re: [FFML] [Idea] Rusty Angels&Depression Blasts
Date:    97-05-16 02:08:10 EDT
From:    OtakuLoki
To:      otakunxs@bellsouth.net

In a message dated 97-05-16 02:01:02 EDT, you write:

<< 
How's this idea grab you guys???

	Desty Nova uncovers a cyrogenetic case containing a strange 
young man.
His energy patterns are seemingly off the scale and his incredible
physical conditioning can't be accounted for given his lack of
cybernetics. But what REALLY has the intrepid doctor foaming at the
mouth is the incredible structuring of the brain. Euphoric count is
impossibly low, his nuerons seemingly adapted to actually feed off a
constant level of Depression. Never has he seen such a perfect 
example
of inescapable Karma. Now what would happen if he set this guy loose 
in
a city so heavily feuled by pain as Scrape Iron City?

	Introducing the Ryouga/Battle Angel Cross-Over

Lots of ways this one can go

#1 Action packed as Ryouga becomes a hunter warrior

#2 Angst filled as Ryouga tries to live in a world where everyone he
knows is dead. But he DOES have a clean slate, can Ryouga escape his
pained Karma?

#3 He resembles Hugo, She resembles Akane, both have seen the depths 
of
hell and both are searching for an escape from the Dark and Lonely
Place...Love sprouts, but can Gally give up her over protectiveness 
(her
last love died, she swears he WON'T)	 

#4 All of the above

Interesting... Very interesting.  I think I would like to see this 
one,
especially flavor #3.  <grin>  

Of course it brings up the question:  Who made Ryouga like that?   And 
I
suggest, Kodachi.  It fits, and I would really think it might be 
interesting
to see Ryouga find this out, and find that Kodachi's personality is in 
the
over city somewhere in comfort.  

Just a warping of a perfectly good idea, but I like it.  


                    -Mike   (the OtakuLoki)

I like this...#4 is suited more to my taste...but the last suggestion, by
Mike, has some eal potential.  
It would be great to see it done.