[ Panfandom Rec Meme ]

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People wanted another one, so...

PANFANDOM REC MEME

"I ship it!"
"I want fic!"
"I want art!"
"I don't care what it is, but I want it!"
"Where's the fandom?"

Rec meme! You ask for recs, and others provide (or fill!).

Maybe there's something you'd really like to see but you can't find it. Why not ask for help? It might be out there! Or maybe there's something you really loved reading and you want someone to geek over it with. Why not rec it to someone else? Maybe they'll love it too! Who knows, someone out there might be looking for something that sounds exactly like someone you know just created.

Don't feel bad about reccing your own stuff, either! Apparently someone else wants to see it, right?

TEXTBOX (optional, dont worry):
<b>Fandom:</b> <b>Preferred Medium:</b> (art? fic? comics? etc) <b>Preferred Genre:</b> (gen? romance? angst? etc) <b>Characters/Pairings:</b> (if any) <b>Anything else? Details?</b>


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Comments

[fandomonymous.livejournal.com]

Not movies, but you will completely adore the Fallout video games' setting, post-nuclear-fallout United States. The first two games by Interplay run on basically any Windows computer (even a netbook) and are classic old-school RPGs in the best sense possible; the most recent two by Bethesda are gorgeous open world first person shooters, with a great little helper system if you're not the most coordinated. I am pretty sure you could run an emulator like WINE and run the original Fallout on a non-Windows computer too.

Since you say "dystopia" and "anime", I assume you've watched both Akira and Ghost in the Shell. But I'll mention them anyway. ;) Cyberpunk in general traditionally takes place in a dystopian future, so anything in that vein will probably be up your alley.

[fingalsanteater.livejournal.com]

Yes! I love Fallout! I forgot to mention 'Fist of the North Star,' which is anime. There's a movie and it sucks, but it's entertaining.