That's pretty close to what I already had in mind. I've been taking the route of making TM cosmology and political state of the galaxy as the baseline and trying to make everything compatable with that. When the SM Moon Kindom (Queendom?) fell, the whole solar system was was quarenteened as a potentially infectious death zone. The reason Sailor Galaxia, Pyron, or other world-destroyers aren't rampaging through the galaxy is because ships with Light-Hawk Wings are actually a match for them. This, in turn, keeps Jurai at the top of the political pyramid in the Galactic Union.
Then you have Earth, which seems to be some sort of nexus point where any interdimensional fissure or inter-galactic hyperspace route has a high probablility of ending up there and the plannet deals with world-destoryers on an almost annual basis. For example, you may note Donovan Baine on my list which means Darkstalkers in which Pyron the planet eater shows up, gets beaten up in a fist fight, and is then eaten by one of the locals.
Another crossover element: The Amazing 3 (manga/anime by Osamu Tezuka). Three undercover GP or Galactic Military agents are sent to evaluate Earth. The council behind them decides that Earth should be destroyed for the safety of the Galaxy. This gets monkeywrenched by the mission commander falling in love with an Earthling. This is a pattern than happens almost as much as beating up the unstoppable invaders and scares certain parties almost as much as the insane strength displayed by some Earthlings.
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No, I don't believe the world has gone mad. In order for it to go mad it would need to have been sane at some point.
Then you have Earth, which seems to be some sort of nexus point where any interdimensional fissure or inter-galactic hyperspace route has a high probablility of ending up there and the plannet deals with world-destoryers on an almost annual basis. For example, you may note Donovan Baine on my list which means Darkstalkers in which Pyron the planet eater shows up, gets beaten up in a fist fight, and is then eaten by one of the locals.
Another crossover element: The Amazing 3 (manga/anime by Osamu Tezuka). Three undercover GP or Galactic Military agents are sent to evaluate Earth. The council behind them decides that Earth should be destroyed for the safety of the Galaxy. This gets monkeywrenched by the mission commander falling in love with an Earthling. This is a pattern than happens almost as much as beating up the unstoppable invaders and scares certain parties almost as much as the insane strength displayed by some Earthlings.
Regarding this:
Quote:I forget which of the first 2 series of TM it was in, but one life draining, teleporting youki gets loose on a planet and unless a member of the royal family shows up is basically game over for that world.Are you refering to one of the first two movies? The first has Kain who is a sort of time-traveling cosmic destroyer while the second has the demon Yuzuha who is pretty close to being a Sailor Moon or InuYasha villain.
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No, I don't believe the world has gone mad. In order for it to go mad it would need to have been sane at some point.