The reason for the lack of pictures becomes a bit more obvious once the group leaves the music area. After all, there are stars and then there are Stars. The statuesque Jill Redfield is one of those STARS, all caps needed, and she's got enough cameras on her to be worrying in any other situation. Being a promotional event that was 'unplanned,' it's only expected that the star the upcoming of "Lightning Against All" has sucked up an incredible amount of the camera attention. The latex-like, body hugging facsimile of Lightning's costume only helps.<br/><br/>Once she departs, security in tow, cameras start to spread around, there are requests, and then time is almost up. The show is interesting, if vague. It starts with the low-rez original models surrounded by notes of things that happened around when the first season of the original show aired. It's unimaginably different, the Millennium Animals just being recognized as species, pre-crash 1.0, hell, even pre-Olympics Magic event. Then it shifts into the first remake's models and notes a few events that happened then (like the death of President Dunkelzahn). Then a shift into a first person with some sim-notes as everyone gets to feel some of the speed and power of this 'unknown' heroine slicing apart dozens of wolf-monsters to some rocking music.<br/><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">After</div><div class="spoiler_body"> Lapine, though Lilly, gets a bit of info. Apparently two local and fairly well repped runners, Jerry Cornelius and his brother Adam, noticed Lapine was around and wanted to see if she was up for some partying. Jerry's reputation as a runner is only eclipsed by his legendary thirst for parties. There are jokes about just how much he's spent in booze, food, and party drugs.</div></div>