#BUBBLEGUM CRISIS RPG OPTIMIZATION ARCHIVE#

Living machines formed out of nanotech вЂcellsвЂ™, grown into forms that not only met, but exceeded the capabilities of carbohydrate-based life. But those corps were gone now, their assets and headquarters destroyed in the quake, and GENOM rose to take their place with the help of an invention so important that those same pundits compared its impact on human civilization to the steam engine.Д«ioMechanical Analogues, known colloquially as Boomers. General Nippon Organic Manufacturing - GENOM for short - had once been a puny mid-sized corp competing for the scraps left behind by the big keiretsus, the Mitsubishis and the Sonys and the Toshibas of the world. Tokyo did rise again - bigger and stranger than ever before, in a timeframe measured not in years, but in months.Д«ut it was not the government who restored Tokyo, who engineered the Megatokyo Miracle. The worldвЂ™s pundits predicted that this was it for Japan, that no nation could withstand such a disaster, and for a brief few months looked to America as a pillar of stability again. The economic crash which followed the worldвЂ™s largest and richest cityвЂ™s collapse killed even more. A 9.5 with its epicenter in the heart of the city, it leveled the megalopolis, killed hundreds, then thousands, then millions. The endless minor wars divide which us.Д®leven years ago, the Second Great Kanto Quake struck the Greater Tokyo Metropolitan Area. The networked technology which connects us. But so many things are familiar to us in 2019. Japan is still a techno-economic superpower, China is basically an oversized North Korea, the EU and Russia are part of the same Eurobloc, the US has been kicked out of NATO over the Russian thing. It is the future, but not quite as we know it. With this little pseudo-prologue, I plan to answer that as well as outline the events in the original Vigilante's Run. What is Bubblegum Crisis, anyhow? So glad you asked. Reed to keep on writing it, and I've put down about 35k words more, and so now I've decided to bring the continuation of Vigilante's Run to SV, where (hopefully) I'll get some more feedback so I can fine-tune this thing into the BGC fanfic about a guy who's totally not the Punisher we all deserve.Д«ut wait! I hear you say. Since then, I've gotten written permission from Mr. Before I knew it, I had a whopping (for me) 10k words written down, an AO3 account, and I figured, fuck it, might as well post.

Now, I've been struggling to write fanfiction for years on end, but this time around something just clicked. It just ceased to finish, just when it was getting good. It had a relatively interesting set up, a very well-written fight scene, and. I found a few really interesting fics - Together Again 2937, Drunkard's Walk II - but for whatever reason Vigilante's Run just kind of stood out to me.

#BUBBLEGUM CRISIS RPG OPTIMIZATION ARCHIVE#

I first found Vigilante's Run on a Geocities archive while I was on a big BGC fanfic binge, excavating ancient webpages from before the dawn of time, trying desperately to uncover another hidden gem. What I bet even fewer of you know is that he wrote a sequel. A significantly smaller chunk of you might know that before his big break, he wrote Bubblegum Crisis fanfiction, and that one of those fanfics, known as Black Knights, Steel Hearts - wound up on the TVtropes recommended fanfic list. Reed Jr., a writer of Battletech tie-in novels. Some of you might know of a guy by the name of Craig A.

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