I was perusing the Last Unicorn RPG module: A Cadet's Guide to Sector 001 Earth and in the section about locations of interest on Earth, it mentions that Tokyo was "almost completely destroyed" during the Eugenics Wars and then rebuilt. While this apparently contradicts the Eugenics Wars novels, it doesn't contradict anything within the MB article on Tokyo itself. Should this be noted as a contradiction in the article, or should the information be included in the main body of the article? --Lenonn 15:39, September 5, 2011 (UTC)

The information can definitely be included, and we can look further into the other issue. Notably: conflicting sources state the Eugenics War(s) were a series of conflicts that span of time between the novel-depicted 1990s conflict and then evolved thorugh a series of other terrorist and regime change actions that plagued earth until the 2040s (strangers from the sky) and led to the WWIII. Basically, even if the novel version of the 1990s conflict agrees with real-life, there is some wiggle room to explain such a supposition of ongoing destruction. -- Captain MKB 20:15, September 5, 2011 (UTC)