Dimension X, Planet Earth... what's the difference?

~~Jarrah White~~ · 12-03-2003, 04:42 AM

If I may speek my mind, as I learned from watching Hot Rodding Teenagers From Dimension X, Dimension X is a world of total choas, total war. Everybody does nothing but fight each other and the people who think outside the minds of these war mungas are considered 'threats'. Sorry if this starts a contraversal argument but, that sounds like a picture perfect discription of the Planet Earth. I could name a number of war zones but it's a pointless exercise. To put in blunt, as Quarry said, "Maddness loomes in us, aswell"

MTN889 · 12-03-2003, 08:36 AM

nope.

MW8979 · 12-03-2003, 09:30 AM

I don't think that should be interpreted literally. Neutrinos are still kids and kids tend to overexaggerate things. When they said "there's war everywhere" they probably just meant in their locale, where Krang happened to be. But I'm sure there are plenty of peaceful regions there too. And yes, there are conflicts on Earth right now too (and in 1987), but this is a children's show - the writers weren't gonna take 2 hours to expound on the complex political landscape of the modern world and explain to the viewers that although tentatively every large modern country is a peace right now, there are still wars waged in developing countries somewhere. So that's why they painted an idealized picture of the earth and a totally evil picture of Dimension X. Children understand black and white, not gray.

*Deathknight* · 12-03-2003, 10:11 AM

Somewhat accurate, there isn't war everywhere but when there is it gets nasty. A more accurate description of the human race is Agent Smith's in the 1st Matrix.

**Kali** · 12-03-2003, 11:10 AM

We've only seen bits of Dimension X. We've got Krang's side, and the Neutrino's side. If it truely is another dimension, then it's a whole other universe. Just as Earth is one small percentage of our universe, I'm sure that whatever planet/planets Krang was waging war with was also a small area compared to the whole.

12-03-2003, 04:42 AM	#1
~~Jarrah White~~ Banned Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,394	Dimension X, Planet Earth... what's the difference? If I may speek my mind, as I learned from watching Hot Rodding Teenagers From Dimension X, Dimension X is a world of total choas, total war. Everybody does nothing but fight each other and the people who think outside the minds of these war mungas are considered 'threats'. Sorry if this starts a contraversal argument but, that sounds like a picture perfect discription of the Planet Earth. I could name a number of war zones but it's a pointless exercise. To put in blunt, as Quarry said, "Maddness loomes in us, aswell"

12-03-2003, 10:11 AM	#4
Deathknight Mad Scientist Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: One of the 972 rooms of the technodrome Posts: 1,995	Somewhat accurate, there isn't war everywhere but when there is it gets nasty. A more accurate description of the human race is Agent Smith's in the 1st Matrix. __________________ Shredder: "Ninja hall of fame? Ha! Where's MY statue?!" -My Brother, the Bad Guy

12-03-2003, 08:36 AM	#2
MTN889 Stone Warrior Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: I would tell you, but i fear an attack of AOL Trial CDs. Posts: 665	nope.

12-03-2003, 09:30 AM	#3
MW8979 Hench Mutant Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 431	I don't think that should be interpreted literally. Neutrinos are still kids and kids tend to overexaggerate things. When they said "there's war everywhere" they probably just meant in their locale, where Krang happened to be. But I'm sure there are plenty of peaceful regions there too. And yes, there are conflicts on Earth right now too (and in 1987), but this is a children's show - the writers weren't gonna take 2 hours to expound on the complex political landscape of the modern world and explain to the viewers that although tentatively every large modern country is a peace right now, there are still wars waged in developing countries somewhere. So that's why they painted an idealized picture of the earth and a totally evil picture of Dimension X. Children understand black and white, not gray.

12-03-2003, 11:10 AM	#5
Kali Inactive Moderator Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: California! Posts: 11,101	We've only seen bits of Dimension X. We've got Krang's side, and the Neutrino's side. If it truely is another dimension, then it's a whole other universe. Just as Earth is one small percentage of our universe, I'm sure that whatever planet/planets Krang was waging war with was also a small area compared to the whole.