In technical terms a gun is transportation tech. It's used to transport bullets from point a: the weapon you're using, to point b: the person you want taken care of. Any vehicle you attach a weapon to is just transportation for the transportation device.
Mr. Author, would you weigh in on this please? It's your call in this AU.
Don't forget the RCB body double for when RCB and Alexandria have to be in the same room together.
Blue is probably sleeker and somewhat more reptilian, but that's a remarkably good interpretation.
And in the spirit of Shenanigans, where is Mouse Protector in this story? I don't remember if she's been mentioned.
She was mentioned in-story well after the destruction of the S9.
Blanks kill a surprisingly large number of people. It's like they use explosives or something.My own little-remembered guilty pleasure is a gem from the 80's called "Voyagers!" (with an exclamation point).
Time travel error-correction shenanigans.
Side note: Jon-Erik Hexum, the lead of the show, wins the award for dumbest way to die. He was fooling around with a gun on-set (another production) that was filled with blanks...put the barrel to his head & pulled the trigger. The concussion from the shot basically shattered his skull.
Remember kids, guns are dangerous. They are NOT toys!
It's been a while, but I think that Doghead13's Harry Johnson series had a Biker Mice crossover at least planned.... Dammit, I want more of that.
sort of. It's called a 'brane' because there are actually several universe involved, in some magic works in others it doesn't, in some alien mice are quite possible, in others there's no aliens, etc.
My own little-remembered guilty pleasure is a gem from the 80's called "Voyagers!" (with an exclamation point).
Time travel error-correction shenanigans.
Question is, through her looks/sex appeal or through being a brilliant political operator? Because if the former, it's just uncritically buying in to centuries of Roman propaganda, while if the latter it's more true to the actual Cleopatra than many serious historical analyses.The one episode that's always stuck out in my mind is the one where the heroes lose Cleopatra in Prohibition-era New York and when they finally track her down she's on her way to taking over the local mafia.
It's been literal decades since I saw that show, but from what I recall.... Both, in that her political brilliance saw her using her looks as a tool, but hardly the only one available to her.
