Kent Hyam wrote:
fighting, Shampoo was both surprised and relieved when a rose suddenly
impaled the monster's hand.
I'd go for the knee in that instance. It would slow the creature down and
give Tux manuevering room. Unlike most of his opponents, the bird doesn't
seem to have a ranged attack and doesn't actually seem able to fly.
Probably true. The hand is a bit more dramatic though. Hey at least he hit it
this time.
People don't give Tux enough respect. In his typical entrance he shows
up, tosses a rose into the ground, and people think he missed. He
didn't miss. He's the senshi of the Earth, and whenever he does that,
you'll note that whatever power is being used against the girls suddenly
stops. The forcefield vanishes, the partial transformation is reversed,
the animated object lets go.
Ranma was beginning to realize that his plan wasn't quite as well
thought out as it could have been. He'd been able to get to Juban
easily enough by sneaking a ride on the public transportation system,
I have this image of an irate ticket taker shouting at the jerk in the
tuxedo who is cheap enough to jump the turnstile.
And now so do I.
Sort of Genma-esque, isn't it?
"You mean that was a girl?" If Ranma had still been there he
would've found Michiru's tone very familiar.
Of course Michiru's pretty pair bonded already. Maybe she'll just
use Ranma to make Haruka jealous.
Ranma rescued Haruka actually. Michiru is the jealous one. Somehow I doubt the
mysterious masked rescuer is Haruka's type though.
Ah. You might want to spell that out a little bit more for the slower
members of the audience such as myself, although I suppose it'll become
clearer later on anyway.
You keep saying these monsters aren't that dangerous but what do you mean?
The monsters immediately before these were the lemures which could only be killed
by summoning the Pegasus. By contrast the inner senshi without Sailor moon or
Tuxedo Kamen can destroy one of the new monsters.
So it's not that they're not dangerous, they just aren't indestructible.