Not a bad idea, although Rei from Urusei Yatsura and the most of the Ranma 1/2 cast would probably require two different costumes, primarily one of each case as seen there.
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Because Rei, Gemna, and Ryoga have both human and animal forms, while Ranma has a male and female form.
Actually, if you look through the two character links for both human and animal costumes, you'd find a lot of comparable outfits for characters like these.
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2001 Film)
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
Released on July 4, 2001 by New Line Cinema
Written and Directed by
James Cameron
Produced by
James Cameron
Gale Anne Hurd
Haim Saban
Music by
James Horner
Terminator Theme by
Brad Fiedel
Main Cast
Arnold Schwarzenegger as the T-800
Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor
Edward Furlong as John Connor
Jennifer Lopez as the T-X
Earl Boen as Dr. Peter Silberman
Claire Danes as Kate Brewster
Nick Nolte as General Robert Brewster
Sam Rockwell as Scott Patterson
Entertainment News for Early July 2001
Entertainment News for Early July 2001
WCW resumes production of Nitro and Thunder.
- CNN
New Line is interested in making a Terminator 4, but James Cameron says he is burned out by the franchise.
- Variety
ECW returns to action with a three-hour special edition of its weekly HBO program.
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
The WWA decides to raise its credit line to $500 million USD in order to buffer revenue losses stemming from major cities like New York and Los Angeles banning the company from holding shows. Last week, Chicago became the third city to slam the door on the WWA as health officials in the Windy City urged Mayor Barack Obama to keep Raw and SmackDown! out of the United Center until the company's performers receive proper healthcare.
- NBC Nightly News
Ahead of SummerSlam, Rikishi quits the WWA and is now a free agent. Following suit are Godzilla Gacy, The Big Show, Cactus Jack, Kane, Chyna, Grand Master Sexay, Lilian Garcia and X-Pac.
- SportsCenter
WCW resumes production of Nitro and Thunder.
- CNN
New Line is interested in making a Terminator 4, but James Cameron says he is burned out by the franchise.
- Variety
ECW returns to action with a three-hour special edition of its weekly HBO program.
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
The WWA decides to raise its credit line to $500 million USD in order to buffer revenue losses stemming from major cities like New York and Los Angeles banning the company from holding shows. Last week, Chicago became the third city to slam the door on the WWA as health officials in the Windy City urged Mayor Barack Obama to keep Raw and SmackDown! out of the United Center until the company's performers receive proper healthcare.
- NBC Nightly News
Ahead of SummerSlam, Rikishi quits the WWA and is now a free agent. Following suit are Godzilla Gacy, The Big Show, Cactus Jack, Kane, Chyna, Grand Master Sexay, Lilian Garcia and X-Pac.
- SportsCenter
I've got two big ones...
1: Crash Bandicoot on the N64's launch.
2: Year of the Hedgehog in 1997.
Well, pro wrestling is once again the worst focus in recent history. Except for President Weinstein.
On a sidenote, how about an animated Terminator series to continue the franchise past T3? Wouldn't that relieve James Cameron of his workload?
Now that Russo and the Jarretts are gone, who's running ECW creative?
At the moment, ECW has had Terry Funk as its interim chairman.
As for the Weinstein White House, the whole Gary Condit/Chandra Levy situation has been the biggest domestic issue right now. After the well-deserved demise of Bin Laden, Weinstein's foreign policy has been focused on supporting Israel in its ongoing war against the Palestinians. Plus, the Kosovo crisis that began as Cuomo's second term was winding down.
Here comes the WWA Exodus. Hopefully, those wrestlers find new homes. Though where is Austin or The Rock?
Glad ECW is back and the same with WCW though.
Does this mean that, against all odds, you have made "President Weinstein" not sound incredibly horrific?
That's a good choice, but if it has to become permanent: how about adding Tommy Dreamer, Raven, and The Sandman as back office.
This just in...Austin and The Rock have each told Vince to kick rocks. Austin was seen giving two middle fingers and chugging some beer on his way out of Titan Tower.
When asked about his resignation from the WWA, The Rock simply said "I did it for Rikishi."
And as we speak, the trio of Heyman, Cornette and Sapolsky, who creatively carried the WWA while Vince was incarcerated, are also on the trail of greener pastures.
The NWA has been under some pressure to improve their product in order to keep their Tuesday night timeslot on FX.
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For the most part yes. However, if he is re-elected, he'll have to deal with the wrath of Katrina.
For all three that could help each transition to creative roles, right?