On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Gary Kleppe wrote:

So... did the power in the island cause all this to happen in order that
it could incarnate itself into a new life form, then escape its pocket
universe and gain access to the unsuspecting world of modern
civilization? Is Nabiki really the arch-fiend? (Baby Nabiki, I mean.)

Just something to think about (or not.)

	Actually, you know, I was thinking the very same thing.  I mean,
why else all the gooey black gunk stuff that 'Akane' was spewing up?  Why
the birth in the temple?  I figured the evil was trying to get free or
something.
	Then again, having the baby grow up to have the martial skills of
Ranma/Akane/Kuno, and the mercenary desires/abilities of Nabiki -- hey,
sounds like a potential arch-fiend and harbringer of real nasty things to
me...

	-Mike
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