Samurai Hulk Project

[magnus knight]

Victorian era London, and Genevieve and Lindras.

Why? Doctor Who thing, about another green, though more lizard like woman who helps those in need with her partner, lover, wife, maid.

Maid because, well, Victorian times, people not to keen on the whole love is love thing.

...yeah.

[dartnet]

Originally Posted by magnus knight

Victorian era London, and Genevieve and Lindras.

Why? Doctor Who thing, about another green, though more lizard like woman who helps those in need with her partner, lover, wife, maid.

Maid because, well, Victorian times, people not to keen on the whole love is love thing.

...yeah.

There is just not enough Steampunk/Victorian process material. We need more.

Maybe set it in the Meiji restoration era.

[freak2k]

Originally Posted by dartnet

There is just not enough Steampunk/Victorian process material. We need more.

Maybe set it in the Meiji restoration era.

Oh man the Meiji restoration was awesome!

#historynerd

[Alpha1]

Originally Posted by freak2k

Oh man the Meiji restoration was awesome!

#historynerd

Can you fill me in on this "Meiji Restoration"?

[freak2k]

Originally Posted by Alpha1

Can you fill me in on this "Meiji Restoration"?

Essentially, Japan modernized their country faster than any other country in history.

[dartnet]

Originally Posted by freak2k

Essentially, Japan modernized their country faster than any other country in history.

See the movie "The Last Samurai".

[JBird]

Originally Posted by dartnet

See the movie "The Last Samurai".

And don't get put off by the fact that Tom Cruise is the lead, because it really isn't about his character being the titular samurai. He's more of the audience surrogate.

[AdiabaticCombustion]

Originally Posted by Alpha1

Can you fill me in on this "Meiji Restoration"?

Here friend, you can learn more about Japanese history through this helpful and important documentary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh5LY4Mz15o

Also correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's around this same time period that scientists in Europe first began experimenting with radioactive elements. So you know do with that information what you wish.

[Alpha1]

Originally Posted by AdiabaticCombustion

Here friend, you can learn more about Japanese history through this helpful and important documentary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh5LY4Mz15o

Also correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's around this same time period that scientists in Europe first began experimenting with radioactive elements. So you know do with that information what you wish.

Thanks