>The "heavy volume of fire/pause to recharge" thing is a Neuroi
>hallmark, but then, so is the "crystals as part of a flight mechanism"
>thing, and Flan seems to have retained that. But you're right, she
>hasn't had an opportunity to really find the edges of her envelope
>yet.
>

Not being that familiar with the Strike Witches source material, I had thought Neuroi were a 'crystals as a part of every mechanism' thing.

Tangentially, are the Strike Witches canon shows worth tracking down in their own right?

>(They weren't developed to fight Neuroi, but Remilia,
>contemplating ways to prepare her sister for the field, reckons
>they'll do the job. She's realistic enough to know that just asking
>Flan politely not to get involved won't work. Spell cards are plan B.
> :)
>

Remilia is a wise older sister. Who also probably wouldn't listen if asked not to get involved, depending on other circumstances. Besides, Flandre needs exercise/target practice, and no one is likely to complain about using Neuroi for that.

>If they were fighting in Orussia, nobody would even notice, but the
>Gallians are pickier about massive collateral damage.
>
>"As Professor Kirishatov put it, it's better to have a large
>radioactive crater in your country and no Angel than an Angel and no
>country."
> - John Trussell, Neon Exodus Evangelion the Movie: Apotheosis
>Now
>
>Different enemy, same philosophy. :)
>

Gotta love (O)Russian pragmatism in times of war.

	-={(Astynax)}=- "This was field, then came Neuroi, then came lake. Not for swimming though, unless want to glow in dark." (all said in the central casting Russian accent, naturally)