[ SECRET POST #2636 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2636 ⌋

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Re: Characters you emulated when you were a kid

[ginainthekingsroad]

I have two older sisters, and we played an ongoing game with our Star Wars Micro Machines for almost 10 years (c. 1995-2004). It was epic, and borrowed elements from many many other sources other than Star Wars (Star Trek, Diana Wynne Jones's stuff, Dinotopia, and Cowboy Bebop were big influences). There's a cast of over 125 named characters, and plotlines that grew increasingly dark and complex as we went from childhood into our teens. It's ridiculously complex (we have a private wiki where we've compiled information about it), and I still sort of count it as one of my primary fandoms. :D

With regards to games where we played characters ourselves (not with toys), "Starfleet Academy" was popular. Middle sister was always a Vulcan, Eldest sister a human cadet, and I was a "Q-let" because I was the youngest and I liked to troll their games. I would make objects disappear or teleport people randomly just for shits and giggles. I did this most probably ages 6-8.