Talk:Alien Nine

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[edit] Watch the WHOLE Thing, People!!!

For those who don't like to sit through the end credits of a show, this is one show you do not leave until they are finished! It's a spoiler, but Something Big happens during the end credits of episode 4 that makes you wish they had done another episode. CFLeon 23:21, 27 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Number of Volumes

There are 4 volumes of manga for Alien Nine, not three. There is Alien Nine Volumes 1-3, and then there is Alien Nine: Emulators, which I have seen no mention of what so ever of in this artical. The source for this is the 'store' section of Central Park Media's offical Alien Nine sight - http://www.centralparkmedia.com/alien9/store.html Could someone please edit this artical so it is correct. I would do it myself, but I have no clue how to change the source tags in the artical. I have also yet to regester for a wiki account. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 69.137.31.130 (talk) 00:38, 31 March 2007 (UTC).

[edit] Symbolism

The info about symbolism in the series is dismissed as an original research. While that is quite true (and I have my own idea of symbolism in this series), I think it's interesting enough and should be reposted here. - DTRY 13:05, 29 April 2007 (UTC)

The series makes notable use of symbolism, particularly in referring to the pre-pubescent dread of adulthood and the 'monstrous' changes that come over both ones body and ones life. The Borg, for instance, may be seen to represent the more reasoning, mature side that develops with the teenaged years (as shown in their logical, clear-minded conversations with their hosts), yet also an awareness of responsibilities that at first appears crippling.

And the link:
Analysis of symbols in Alien Nine by Kathryn K. Williams with assistance from Andrew Torrens, BA Psych.