On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 13:07:16 -0400 DB Sommer <sommer@3rdm.net> wrote:
Michael A. Chase wrote:
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 14:37:43 -0400 DB Sommer <sommer@3rdm.net>
wrote:
Yep. What a drag it is getting older.
Time goes past quicker than ever. I am majorly depressed at it of
late.
If you missed the Beattles reference, maybe you can feel a little less
depressed.
But they never tracked down the original source and smashed it too.
I figured Kei would recognize it right away once I started
suspecting what it was.
When this was originally posted, I left out the 'Zeirem' bit, so that
this would be a surprise.
Without the Iria: Zeirem hint, who Iria is would be a surprise too.
And now she has enough status to track down whoever produced the
thing. Killing one example of that monster should be just the start.
First they have to find it.
It's probably either still on the station, or it or its progeny is on
their ship already. I am assuming that the creature Yuri met is a
young version of the monster.
I've watched Iria a couple times. It also has a lot of potential
for continuations. I'm actually more familiar with it than the
Lovely Angels.
Surprised me how many people were, then I recall how 'Old School' the
DP are. Another sign of my age. *sigh*
I still see DP on sale, so familiarity with it isn't necessarily a sign
of advanced age. Fanservice and guns are still popular.
You mentioned concern about how to rationalize the transportation
methods in the two series. I think you can reasonably ignore it and
stick to DP's methods. If you need to justify that, just say that the
systems used in Iria are remnants of the warp system destroyed in 2163
as mentioned by Waldess in the prologue to Dirty Pair Flash episode 2.