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There are three main reasons for this state of affairs. Sometimes key technologies themselves, such as starships or the Mechanization process, will inexplicably change their appearance or ownership. Characters who are supposed to have lived and died in a certain era suddenly pop up in another, and no answer is given as to why. Key events sometimes change from story to story. Even so, whenever a fan actually tries to line these stories up and put them in some sort of chronological order, they never quite fit together. This is that wide-ranging group of his science fiction stories, both major and minor, that we have collectively come to call the 'Leijiverse.' The same characters, stories grouped around certain events in time, or the rise and fall of certain technologies, and so forth. All of you who are fans of M-san know what I'm talking about. There is an obvious continuity running through many of Leiji Matsumoto's major works - or M-san, as I will refer to him in this document. So, before we get down to the nitty-gritty of this document, let me explain its nature and what it is all about. A lot of fans prior to this work claimed this was impossible. It is an attempt to come up with an artificial linear chronology - a de facto integrated timeline, if you will for many of the major related science fiction anime titles on which he has been the creator or chief writer, as well as many of the related manga (i.e. Gibson, Eternity Comics Welcome back to the third edition of this most singular, and perhaps controversial, of fan efforts regarding the works of legendary Japanese manga and anime creator Leiji Matsumoto.

He has always been more interested in telling a good story than pleasing continuity buffs.' - Robert W. Matsumoto doesn't much care if all the pieces fall conveniently into place. x-X-x-X-x-X-x-X-x-X-x-X-x-X-x-X THE LEIJIVERSE INTEGRATED TIMELINE Third Edition = by Richard Mandel

Morrowind patch project in distand land generation