Re: Peorth & the atypical goddess
to | megami@ml.usagi.org
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from | Brian Welch <bwelchz7@yahoo.com>
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subject | Re: Peorth & the atypical goddess
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date | Tue, 30 Apr 2002 18:05:49 -0700 (PDT)
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--- Sam the man <shay@mcs.vuw.ac.nz> wrote:
>
> It's convenient to be able to say "the Tendou
> sisters" when needing to be
> specific though. If one sais "the Megami" in
> reference to AMS it's not always
> clear that one specifically means our three sisters.
> We need to give them an
> honorary surname. :)
The Megami Sisters!
Probably better than the Norns, since they don't have
their traditional Norn roles (though still the domains
and the title).
> > But...at the end of the day when all is said and
> done,
> > the Ah My Goddess series is written and drawn by a
> > Japanese artist who may not have a great Lord of
> the
> > Rings epic and background in his head, but simply
> a
> > few base guidelines and just makes the rest up as
> he
> > goes along, creating goddesses and devils to fit
> the
> > story of the moment rather than some overall
> scheme.
>
> I think I remember someone saying on this ML that if
> given the choice between
> assuming that his favourite author (ie
> Fujishima-san) was a creative genius
> or that he made it up as he went along, well said
> poster would go with the former.
I don't think I said it, but I would have!
> My take on the debacle is that Fujishima-sensei has
> a concrete overall idea
> with the series but is less concerned with the
> continuity of minor details.
Mine as well.
Brian W.
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