NinjaJack
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Skyknight said:It's not in the same universe though. Just because aspects of the original series can be found here does'nt mean the series is consistently set after anything. It does'nt even PRETEND it's in the same universe, with the weapons still being used, so really there's no way you can possibly justify it. What's wrong with just accepting it's a seperate timeline and series?
I'd personally settle just for a continuity that's true to the CN PPG originals, and not this petty wannabe rubbish, hell Bleedman's dojunishi is better written and more true to the characters than this
Tenchi uses the same characters and plot all the time, and he's had THREE different continuitys.
I suppose if we go by your logic, Transformers: Headmasters counts as G1 canon and two Cybertrons are co-existing with one another:rolleyes2:
As for Enterprise not using "Star Trek", you're wrong. The title was added in the third season, and Manny Coto had to work his ass off to make everything in Enterprise fit in to the Star Trek canon and justify it's existence so at the very least it ended with potential, instead of ending with noone caring about it.
Sometimes you just have to see things as telling the same story from different perspective.
I never said it wasn`t in a different universe. My point is that it is POSSIBLE for a franchise can go through drastic changes and still keep the sprit of what it originally branched off from. I`m seeing that with Digimon Savers as we speak.
The Savers look NOTHING like the wide eyes summer campers from season01, but yet they still have that spriti that drew people to the original series.
Transformers Galaxy Force isn`t in the same universe as the original but heck, I thought it was a brilliant effort to try and re-invent it..
Some people today hate the very idea ANY change, even if that change could potentially be positive. That why I like watching Power Rangers.
