Okay, we see plants on numerous occasions, and they seem to resemble ours. Now, assuming that PD takes place on another planet, how’d our plants get there? Did they occur naturally? Because native plants would not resemble ours. Or are the created by the Ancients?
Umm… I would imagine they just wanted the “plants” to look like “plants” to people who played the game so they used the general form they have on Earth… If we start wondering about every little thing then… umm… how come there are humans there?
The original Panzer Dragoon manual states that it is Earth in the distant future…but considering Team Andromeda probably didn’t know where the series was going in 1995, I doubt that’s very accurate.
What we can definitely assess so far is that the Ancients were definitely human, and that the Towers were once used as weapons. Other than that, we know nothing else - which is another reason which makes this series so great.
Chupacabra : like Al3x said you ahve to ask yourself why there are humans in the PanDra world.The world is based on our own world too in many aspects.It’s not 100% original.
Chupacabra (did I ever tell you how wrong your nickname sounds in portuguese?) : like Al3x said you ahve to ask yourself why there are humans in the PanDra world.The world is based on our own world too in many aspects.It’s not 100% original.[/quote]
The Chupacabra is a monster which sucks the blood of goats, apparently.
Well in that case I’d actually point out that Tolkien who wrote lotr intended for it to be set in a fantasy britian long long ago. So it sort of makes sense that they had british accents.