I mean, they DO have an entire genetically engineered race of what are essentially slaves who are remarkably loyal to them. Just because the CS won't experiment with humans (or, in the case of bradford, not openly), doesn't mean they can't have super powered experiments. Completely screws logic at every opportunity. My real world Physics defeats your Quasi-Physics!!!īubblegum Crisis, best anime/sci-fi/ for totally hot babes in Power Armor.!!!! The ONLY reason the Toleen war lasted as long as it did was because Kevin thought it would be a better story line than the actuality of the CS just simply curbstomping the Tolkeen defenses within a year. The CS has an entire section of their military devoted to the enlisitng and training of psychics as defenders against the supernatural (read CWC Psi -Battalion), the vast majoprity of CS citizens and soldiers actually respect the Dog Boys, especially the "Nut Set" who actively work with Dog Boys and Dog Packs on a daily basis cleaning out supernatural threats in and around Chi-town. There is no further justification needed as the books lay it out already - unless you don't agree with what's in the books, in which case just change it for your games as you see fit. The CS won the war on Tolkeen because of what's written in the War on Tolkeen book series.
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Bubble Gum Crisis works both as a game setting and a source book for the series no small accomplishment.The CS barely tolerates Psychic "mutants" and has almost zero respect for their Dog Boy mutants.
The FUZION system is a simple system that seems well suited to the needs of a wild anime game. The players can make a difference with their efforts. Unlike most cyberpunk settings, things are a little less gray and a little less hopeless in Megatokyo. The setting is a solid mix of cyberpunk, anime, and superheroics. The game avoids the wide-margins/large font cheats of most games, packing a lot of information into the book. The interior art comes from the videos and related source materials. Then there's the fact that the game is using the early version of the FUZION system, with all its problems.ĭespite these minor problems, it has a lot to recommend it. The rules also don't include much information on developing new hardsuits or many hints on modifying the existing ones. The Knight Sabers attributes are a bit high, and seem more suited for their performance in the Bubble Gum Crash series. Presented in all their glory are the Hardsuits and the villains from the series even have write-ups detailing motivations and history.
BGC uses canon sources to compile background on GENOM, Megatokyo, the AD Police, Boomers and the Knight Sabers, then presents it in a logical and effective manner. There's also a lot here for even a general fan of the OVAs. Whether or not you like the FUZION system, there's enough here to form the basis of a campaign set in the world of the Knight Sabers. Talsorian has chosen to go the later route. There are two ways this can go: either you produce shoddy games that rely on the name to sell, or you produce good products that live up to expectations. While they've always had a presence in the mecha gaming market with Mekton, it appears they are now seeking out and licensing various anime series to produce as games. Talsorian's FUZION game system, and marks a new direction for the company. Bubble Gum Crisis is the first release to use R.
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