> In rec.arts.anime.misc Lee Ratner gmail.com> wrote:
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>>     Its not bad, Thor's incarnation is presented as average looking
>> and not that popular among the ladies but Thor without a hammer is
>> somehow lacking.

>
> That's still rather insulting to Thor...

>On Sep 16, 2:30 pm, Doug Jacobs shell.rawbw.com> wrote:

>> In rec.arts.anime.misc Lee Ratner gmail.com> wrote:
>>

>>>     Its not bad, Thor's incarnation is presented as average looking...

>Derek Janssen wrote:
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>> Bill Martin wrote:
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>>> On 2008-09-14 21:35:13 -0500, Jack Bohn bright.net> said:

>

>>>> I remember a scene from Doctor Who when a giant robot was going
>>>> after...

>In rec.arts.anime.misc Jack Bohn bright.net> wrote:

>> Well, Crest features an exiled Japanese mutant Empire. (I'm
>> forgetting, wasn't Outlaw Star on the edge of a Chinese
>> interstellar empire?)

>
>Both Outlaw Star and Cowboy Bebop point to a future where China, or at
>least Chinese culture, dominates humanity's cultural landscape.

> Doug Jacobs wrote:
>

>> In rec.arts.anime.misc Jack Bohn bright.net> wrote:

>>> Well, Crest features an exiled Japanese mutant Empire. (I'm
>>> forgetting, wasn't Outlaw Star on the edge of a Chinese
>>> interstellar empire?)

>> Both Outlaw Star and Cowboy Bebop point to a future where China, or at
>> least Chinese culture, dominates humanity's cultural landscape.

>
> I wasn't sure about Bebop, I was thinking our characters just ran
> into a lot of it, while its part of the opening narration of OS.
>