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[_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)11:39:10 No.3143119
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>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)11:52:10 No.3143126
Song?
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)12:54:48 No.3143148
anime name?
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:00:16 No.3143151
It would be pretty cool to have Akira redone with a synthwave soundtrack.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:04:23 No.3143153
TETSUOOOOO!
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:07:58 No.3143157
i don't consider Akira to be cyberpunk. it's more modern concrete wasteland.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:27:47 No.3143162
>>3143157
>it's more modern concrete wasteland
Isn't that exactly what cyberpunk is?
btw. What happened to Cyberpunk 2077? Did CD Projekt RED dropped it?
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:27:54 No.3143163
>>3143157
It's kinda like todays world, but with simply bigger buildings/cities.
But yeah, it's not cyberpunk.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:31:07 No.3143166
>>3143162
Cyberpunk is like Steampunk, but without steam and electricity...
So, like high tech stuff, and everything is built on unlimited electricity, but with like
polluted skies and the like. The roads in Akira were too unlit, and the building were too
"unclean" to be Cyberpunk.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:33:40 No.3143168
>>3143166
>>3143162
I always thought it was more like this timeline >>3143165
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:37:33 No.3143171
>>3143166
I think you're concentrating on aesthetics, which are only means of delivering the premise of
cyberpunk, which is the downside of technological development, and thus can be different for each
author.
I don't know much about steampunk though. For me it's just a bunch of idiot cosplayers gluing
cardboard cogs onto their costumes.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:45:17 No.3143174
>>3143171
Well yeah, there is always the bias, so it's kinda like different for everyone.
>>3143168
I'm pretty sure that's concrete wasteland.
Definition of Cyberpunk: "A genre of science fiction set in a lawless subculture of an oppressive
society dominated by computer technology."
So apocalyptic stuff can't be cyberpunk, and is very much high tech.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:50:24 No.3143178
>>3143174
>apocalyptic stuff can't be cyberpunk
What if the apocalypse is brought by the technology like in Akira? Most of cyberpunk is set in
some post nuclear holocaust world where societies are living on scraps of technology.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:52:12 No.3143180
>>3143148
are you retarded
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)13:58:19 No.3143185
>>3143126
"pertubator - humans are such easy prey"
If I recall correctly.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)14:28:49 No.3143196
Personally I don't think Akira would be better with a synthwave soundtrack.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqUtcDX7BwM&index=1&
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)15:07:46 No.3143205
>>3143148
Bocu no Propane
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)16:46:13 No.3143250
>>3143171
>steampunk
The theme is weird science with Victorian materials and processes.
but the secret with Xpunk is that it cosplay circle jerkers wearing goggles and boots steam punk
just does it with archaic garb and cogs, cyberpunk uses 80's interpretations of google glasses
and diesal punk uses oil smeared denim and spanners.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/04/16(Sun)18:49:47 No.3143310
>>3143178
Legit point, but for a "lawless subculture of an oppressive society" to take place, you'd need
culture, which means usually it's not really apocalyptic, only like the government is extremely
evil and stuff.
I'm saying concrete wasteland can't be cyberpunk. Sure cyberpunk tech could lead to it, but after
technology disappears it just becomes a concrete wasteland.
