Hm, I watched episode 5 and it seems to me all though Pokota claims it was "Rezo" who did that... I personally think that the ice chambers are sort of evidence it wasn't really Rezo. Whenever Rezo "froze people in place" it was always in stone not ice... even with Zel it was stone. Ice is Lord Dynast's element. Also, LD is known to be in transformed disguises(sp?) to trick people. I still think LD is involved somehow even though the lady with the hair and the maid are obviously villians.
Duncan is in here? But in the novels wasn't Duncan part lion, not part tiger? Also, Duncan ended up being a good guy.... his death almost made me cry. It doesn't look like they'll make him good in this version.
Ah, Xelloss. I think it's true that Xelloss will find any excuse or reason to avoid actually fighting Lina.
My cat Temperance I call her Tempe for short.
My cat Seeley is a Sailor Moon fan, too!
I didn't anticipate on having a black female cat and a white male cat or I would have named them Luna and Artemis... oh well.
Hm, I watched episode 5 and it seems to me all though Pokota claims it was "Rezo" who did that... I personally think that the ice chambers are sort of evidence it wasn't really Rezo. Whenever Rezo "froze people in place" it was always in stone not ice... even with Zel it was stone. Ice is Lord Dynast's element. Also, LD is known to be in transformed disguises(sp?) to trick people. I still think LD is involved somehow even though the lady with the hair and the maid are obviously villians.
Duncan is in here? But in the novels wasn't Duncan part lion, not part tiger? Also, Duncan ended up being a good guy.... his death almost made me cry. It doesn't look like they'll make him good in this version.
Ah, Xelloss. I think it's true that Xelloss will find any excuse or reason to avoid actually fighting Lina.
My cat Temperance I call her Tempe for short.
My cat Seeley is a Sailor Moon fan, too!
I didn't anticipate on having a black female cat and a white male cat or I would have named them Luna and Artemis... oh well.
