One question about the conversation between Natsumi and Miyuki regarding releasing a Weapon of Mass Destruction: does "WMR" stand for "Weapon of Mass Reduction"?

It's nice to see how the Morisato branch of the Ragnarok Wave are coming into their own. I'm looking forward to seeing how the Ultramen figure into the revised end-game of "Day of Infamy".

Thanks again for sharing,
-T.Z.

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Nope; it stands for "wave motion rifle".

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Falcon Gold, huh? Hmmm...interesting. That epilogue sounds like we're not quit with her any time soon. And it makes me wonder about the relationship between her and Alberto.

Reading this made me feel like I was a 6 year old back in the far off time of 1973 watching Ultraman on WTCG-17. Wow. Good times, good times. (all except for when I kicked my dad in the worst possible place while I was trying to fight like Ultraman....)

Good to see Hayata again. I've seen some of the Moebius on YouTube a while back, and those weren't translated. But it looked darn good, especially the episode when Ultraman and Moebius team up. Now I've gotta download some new torrents. I just wish I could find the original series....

Anyway, perhaps the powers that be need you to write an Ultra series for the US. I'd love to see it on American TV again.

Rubber monster movies/TV shows. Gotta love 'em.

Michael

	Michael C. Fortner RCW #2n+1 "I smoke in moderation. Only one cigar at a time." -- Mark Twain

(I guess Kikaioh, Big-O and Daigaurd can come too)

You, sir, would be surprised. (Gryphon really does know *everybody*, doesn't he.)

> The woman laughed again, then shook her head and made a chiding
>gesture. "Ah ah ah, Ultraman Dash. Agent A was an underling. Last
>week's news. You're up against Lord Alberto's right-hand woman now.
>You may call me Falcon Gold...

Clarissa has really moved up. Or down, depending on how you look at it.

> As the love and gratitude of a people washed over his battered
>body, the ebbing light returned to Ultraman Moebius's eyes.

If you believe in Ultramen, clap your hands!

> "Hush," he said. "You did your best today. I told you the
>system wasn't ready. Now it's time for you to rest."

That's... sort of hot. In an evil sort of way.

The woman laughed again, then shook her head and made a chiding gesture. "Ah ah ah, Ultraman Dash. Agent A was an underling. Last week's news. You're up against Lord Alberto's right-hand woman now. You may call me Falcon Gold... for the few minutes you have left to live."

<Ugh... you know this woman?> Moebius asked as he got back to his feet.

<My cousin went to school with her. It's a long story,> Dash replied.

I'm also really glad to see that Mirai's avoided becoming a stereotypical ditz. I always thought that her original in Moldiver didn't get enough credit--after all, she was "with it" enough to hold together a household with two mad scientists in it, and brilliant enough in her own right to hack the Mol unit to redesign the costume.