Talk:Moon/@comment-220839-20150309175646

Interesting to compare this to other shows or books with shattered or otherwise affected moons. Off the top of my head:


 * Thundarr, the Barbarian, which was also a hybrid world of high tech and magic.


 * The Time Machine (the one with Jeremy Irons). A mining accident detonated the moon, and in the far future period where the Time Traveler ends up, there are a series of rocks in the sky trailing it.


 * In the dark fantasy Liaden series by P.C. Hodgell, where a dark entity has been swallowing up the universes in a connected chain, one by one, the disappearance of the moon from the sky ('cuz it got eaten) is considered to be a harbinger of the final battle when the dark entity tries to devour the world. So, every time there's a full moon, there's a lot of anxious waiting to see if it comes back the next night.