Punkography

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Episode Description
Join Tyler, Chris, Imachinate, Opal, and Red as they cover the basics of the various -punk genres: cyberpunk, steampunk, and many more. It’s a strange, complicated collection of (micro)genres, and we’re here to help you through them.

Works Refrenced To

 * Worldbuilding Magazine V3I2: Technology
 * Wolfenstein
 * Wakanda
 * [ART] Victimless Leather - Oron Catts and Ionatt Zurr, Tissue Cultures & Art Project
 * Valiant Universe
 * Rai (2019)
 * Treasure Planet (2002)
 * Steamboy - Katsuhiro Otomo
 * Snow Crash - Neal Stephenson
 * Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
 * Shadowrun (table top roleplaying game)
 * Power Rangers Zeo
 * Pokemon Ruby, Saphire, and Emerald
 * Philip K Dick (author)
 * Neuromancer - William Gibson
 * Naruto
 * The Matrix
 * The Magicians
 * Magic the Gathering (game)
 * Mad Max: Fury Road
 * Leviathan
 * The Legend of Korra
 * The Jetsons
 * Iron Skies
 * Hyroma - Hikitsune-Red, Dino, Adam Basset and Dëi
 * Hayao Miyazaki
 * Howl's Moving Castle
 * Castle in the Sky
 * Gay New York - George Chauncey
 * Full Metal Alchemist
 * Fallout: New Vegas
 * Dishonored (video game) - Bethesda
 * Cyberpunk 2077
 * Bright (2017)
 * Blade Runner
 * Bioshock
 * Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
 * Atlantis: The Lost Empire - Disney
 * Arcanum: Of Steampunks and Magick Obscura by Troika Games
 * 1984 - George Orwell

For Further Consideration
There are other types of punks and this podcast is not all inclusive. For example, dreampunk is another version of the -punk genres.

Blame! is a great cyberpunk/biopunk manga, though it was not discussed in this episode.

Trivia
Opal makes a joke in here that no one notices…. And so it will be elaborated on here. Castle in the Sky: Laputa was the original international title for the movie, but was later changed to Castle in the Sky because of the Spanish translation of the word Laputa. You can Google that yourself if you are not a minor.