u/ArchDukeNemesis

Hiromu boards the ark full time

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Title is currently being decided in a tournament where all matches are 200 seconds long and count outs are 5 seconds long. Tournament matches are:

• HAYATA (White Raven Sqwad) vs Masa Kitamiya (TEAM 2000X)
• Tetsuya Endo (White Raven Sqwad) vs AMAKUSA
• Kenoh vs Alpha Wolf (TEAM 2000X)
• Kaito Kiyomiya vs Yoshiki Inamura

So Star Trek SNW had their ghost ship episode last week. That brought up comparisons to Event Horizon, which reminded me of the book Star Wars: Death Troopers, *that* episode of the OG Transformers and even Dino Crisis 3.

So with nearly every sci-fi franchise havign a ghost ship episode, i'm surprised B5 never did it, despite being one of the more esoteric sci-fi shows.

The closest thing was the Long Dark, but that was more ship with a ghost than ghost ship.

So, why didn't it happen? Was JMS not a fan? Too expensive? Not network appropriate? What would have been the best time to have a an episode like that or what would have been the best episode to convert into a ghost ship special?

In March of 2001, the last episode of Monday Nitro aired. But it wouldn't be the last WCW program. WCW Worldwide came on the following Friday.

But since July of the previous year, another WCW program was airing on the regional Turner South called WCW Classics. And this would be the real last hurrah of World Championship Wrestling.

There's been quite a change in werewolves. From humans who turn to wolves, then to humanoids with lots of hair, pointy ears and fangs.

But the most common interpretation these days are very tall, bipedal wolf monsters. Van Helsing wolves, Dog Soldiers and WtA are the most prominent.

So where did this come from? Who was the first to take werewolves from regular wolves and fuzzy humans to the Hulk, but canine?

So there's plenty of stories about our hero slowly being corrupted in one form or another by a relic. But what about stories that do the opposite?

Are there stories about an evil character finding an object that slowly turns them good or starts to change them into something less reviled or even posses the spirit of a long lost paragon of light to whisper in their ear to do right by the world?