"Is a ship that has been restored by replacing every single wooden part still the same ship?" Episode 7 Marcelo Jarti is a revolutionary leader that closely resembles the real life and mythos of Che Guevara. Jarti was instrumental in the liberation of the State of Jenoma, but instead of taking up as the nation’s leader he continued to fight for the liberation of countries across the world. Jarti is also a notorious drug lord, which he undertakes to fund his liberation movement. We are told that his death has been reported on six separate occasions, and in each case, he has been able to appear unscathed later in time. Jarti makes regular visits to Japan, where he is a national hero, but the Department of State suspects the true motivation for his regular visits has to do with drug production. It is widely reported that Marcelo Jarti, leader of the Jenoma Revolutionary movement, has been assassinated by the United States Empire – this time the assassination is ‘...
"Grief is a waste of time. If it's between emptiness and grief, give me emptiness". Episode 3 When an obsolete android model with a cult following starts committing mass 'suicide', Section 9 are called in to investigate. After investigating the plant that the 'Jeri" model android is manufactured in, Kusanagi believes that a hacker introduced a virus into the mainframe, probably by having an infected Jeri sent in for repairs. The Jeri Model android was technologically obsolete even upon introduction. It's cult following stems from its good looks and 'cute' personality. Through a process of elimination, Section 9 discover that the culprit is Marshall McLachlan, the son of the Canadian ambassador to Japan. Marshall is in love with his 'Jeri', whom he considers a real person. His motive for killing off the other Jeri androids is to ensure that his Jeri is unique. Unfortunately, Marshall's Jeri doesn't feel the same ...
So... I might not have mentioned that on top of this arctic tundra mountain top was a thriving and verdant jungle biome? And that the city of Ustraternes was a massive partly floating ruin? Super weird. Anyhow. After beating the snot out of that snake woman, the group doubled back and caught up with Darge. We then headed deep into the jungle on a mission to reach Ustraternes. With a bit of luck, we would find the magic relic we are looking for and could be back down the mountain by dinnertime. On our way, we came across a burned-down village full of wailing lizardfolk. The lizardfolk told us that a bunch of them had been made captive and taken to Ustraternes for god knows what evil purpose. We managed to persuade the lizardfolk that they should come with us (cannon fodder!). We eventually came to Ustraternes and were faced with a choice - do we kick in the front door or find an alternative route? No choice really, especially when you're group is lead by Anders the brave. ...