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What differs biopunk from cyberpunk?
| chummer you just opened pandora's box
>inb4 "its biofunk not biopunk, you uncultured faggot"
| The difference is that you write one with bio and the other with cyber.
| Its biofunk not biopunk, you uncultured faggot
| Less circuitry and more organic trees
| I guess....
| Biopunk is more about biological changes rather than cybernetic. Bioshock is an example of Biopunk.
| Biopunk is derived from cyberpunk, but focuses on the implications of biotechnology rather than information technology.
From wiki.
| Biopunk, as with nanopunk, is just a subdeviation of cyberpunk. It just explores the implementation of biotech into everyday life more.
>>131427 Bioshock is many things. It has elements of biopunk while having the feel of transitioning from steampunk to decopunk.
| So wait.
Wouldnt Metal Gear Solid count as a Nanopunk world?
| >>133837
The series has always been pretty cyberpunk, what with technology increasingly being used to oppress and kill people while social issues go ignored and left to rot.
| >>133991 reveangence truly cements a cyberpunk world, with all the androids and cyborgs and nanomachines, son.
| I don't feel like we need that many classifications, then Black Bullet is lolipunk.
| I disagree, lolipunk is all I never knew I wanted
| It's not pedophilia if we all become lolis
| I mean i guess but how would it be? Would it have flying robotic cop lolis opressing people?
| In Black Bullet the lolis are the oppressed because some of them have parasites living in their bodies that eventually turn them into monsters and people is afraid of them, however, they get amazing abilities that use to kill the actual monsters.
| if anyone actually can recommend me some other lolipunk series or films I would be really grateful
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