Why don't the Tokyo government just produce more Megadyne to fight off the Lucifer Hawk raids?
- Having just finished episode 6, I am amazed just how insanely strong and powerful Megadynes are. Not only do they have superhuman strength and reflexes and are able to take on entire police squads, but the featured Megadyne of the episode was able to destroy an entire block of the city (well at least several skyscraper sized buildings)! Not to mention being immune to normal police weaponry and surviving fall from at least a hundred stories high to the ground. Even Kiddy (who is a Megadyne herself) shows a lot of the same feats the aforementioned villain and she is portrayed as being a far weaker model. She's able to kill of Lucifer Hawk's with her bare hands and overpower several policemen in brute strength with one arm. So, wouldn't it make sense to mass produce Megadynes to fight of the recent Lucifer Hawk debacle?
- Perhaps they're not very cost effective?
Why was Wire's body left out were anybody could find it?
- At the end of episode 6, the rouge Megadyne cyborg Wire effectively "dies". Yet after all is said and done, his body is just left in that ally. While Ralph keeping this a secret from Kiddy makes some sense. Shouldn't Wire's "remains" at least be locked up in the police evidence room or something?
Exactly how was opening a portal to Nemesis (as the original plan was supposed to go) supposed to help the two planets anyway?
- Considering both worlds were experiencing some vague crisis at the time Gegielf's plan was supposed to work. Shouldn't both worlds have technically been looking for other plants to colonize, or something?
