However, in one particular timeline the dread Sukebe had figured out what he'd done wrong with all the Tamings and the Feral portions and so one hundred years after the Sukebe War, he'd introduced a change via a drug. Administer it to a pokegirl and any children she had would be born with a need for emotional closeness and the psychic component of the desire to find a "special someone" but the physical demands of Taming and the constant danger of going Feral were no longer applicable.
The drug was seized on by grateful Breeders and the underground, and from there came into wider and wider distribution.
No backlash against pokegirl rights resulted as Mao's Rebellion never occurred. The Psi-Dykes began dying off due to other pokegirls not wanting to have anything to do with them and actively trying to project the image of themselves as cute and friendly bioweapons - which was not what the Psy-Dykes were by any stretch of the imagination. While they remained superhuman bioweapons or supersoldiers, cute and friendly and helpful and cuddly opened up roles that the vast majority of pokegirls preferred.
The opening in space/time that Genma forged linked directly to a group of pokegirls who were playing out a scene from a manga. As they were educated little pokegirls, as there were no laws against educating them, there was nothing wrong with them wanting to use their powers to fight for love and justice was there? If only they could get into a major quest, preferably with a cute boy of their own age, just like on some of those TV series!
So when they found some evil-looking older male outside a pentagram, and a little boy tied up on some kind of altar looking like a human sacrifice, this sort of fit into what they'd been doing. They were little girls, true. Keep in mind though that they were little girls with powers and abilities beyond normal men.
BOOM! Genma went sailing off to the horizon with a trailing cry of "Why meeeeeeeeee?"
Which left Ranma being untied and cuddled by a group of young girls (some of whom had fur) who sort of resembled younger versions of the girls of:
(Posted Wed, 12 Nov 2003 13:34)
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