[dreamcastegirl]

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

Hey, glad you went ahead and checked the comics out! I remember you asking about them awhile back!

Oh, DreamSword, is it you who gave me this initial advice? Is this another thing I am indebted to you for? Curse my rubbish memory!

Absolutely, absolutely agree with you about how the division between the two books sort of feeling arbitrary after a certain point, I find that equally frustrating, if I am honest. It feels like an artificial attempt to make it look like a "line" of comics, rather than focusing on presenting the story in a more natural way.

I'm currently watching Dairanger-as an aside, oh my gosh, I love Dairanger-and I can see that using their suits for the Omega Rangers would have been the most natural thing to do, especially as... the series in which the Dai suits were employed felt very jarring and ill-presented, but I'm glad that, in the end, they went with original designs; it sounds selfish, but when I see those designs, I feel kind of a bit comforted? Like, oh, this is the stuff I like, this is the stuff that serves the story I am enjoying, this isn't something I am going to have to demand answers from friends on discord about, or look up on the wiki, hahha. I adore the sheer scale, the sheer horror of the mech too, I feel they are really stunning.

Lost Galaxy has the dubious honour of being one of the only PR shows I have seen, so I felt in a better place to understand the Astronema one-shots, and they did push me to start watching In Space, but I didn't get the same feeling as I did from the mainline books?her appearance in that storyline, the whole train sequence, Trini and Ecliptor working together though? *chef's kiss.*

Ah! I am super hyped for this, for where it's going to go! For everything that is just awful about this year, I am happy to live in a world where a character like Yale can be a main character in a book like this!