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Post-Cyberpunk	comment	Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Post-Cyberpunk picks up where Cyberpunk left off. Whereas cyberpunk is/was a Darker and Edgier riposte to older Science Fiction, intended to portray what might happen if we don't all destroy ourselves, Post-Cyberpunk is intended to present a less pessimistic, more idealistic vision. Where Cyberpunk is anti-corporate and anti-government, Post-Cyberpunk is willing to give both parties redeeming features. Where Cyberpunk portrays the future as a Crapsack World, Post-Cyberpunk posits society will probably be about the same, just with cooler gadgets and Crapsaccharine World aspects. Where Cyberpunk is futuristic, forward-thinking and on the cutting edge... so is Post-Cyberpunk. Post-Cyberpunk is the reaction to the apathetically bleak setting of Cyberpunk. Of course, Post-Cyberpunk involves reconstruction of concepts Cyberpunk deconstructed, or deconstruction of Cyberpunk Tropes (such as the Dystopia). The Cyberpunk genre itself was meant as a reaction to utopian fiction popular in the 1940s and 1950s while exploring technology's possibility for abuse 20 Minutes into the Future (tech from Star Trek will just result in Brave New World), but as the genre itself got so Darker and Edgier to the point of being just as unrealistic, it was predictable that Cyberpunk itself would get a deconstruction. Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })What the old and new Cyberpunk genres share is a detailed immersion in societies enmeshed with technology. They explore the emergent possibilities of connectivity and technological change. What Post-Cyberpunk has that separates it from pure Cyberpunk works is an emphasis on positive socialization. In Lawrence Person's "Notes Toward a Post-Cyberpunk Manifesto" he describes typical Post-Cyberpunk protagonists as "anchored in their society rather than adrift in it. They have careers, friends, obligations, responsibilities, and all the trappings of 'ordinary' life." For this reason, character goals also differed characteristically, "Cyberpunk characters frequently seek to topple or exploit corrupt social orders. Post-Cyberpunk characters tend to seek ways to live in, or even strengthen, an existing social order, or help construct a better one." In other words, there is a notable absence of 'punk' elements as found in most other Punk Punk genres. And in recent years several works that rely heavily on the post-cyberpunk conventions and tropes and have a strong post-cyberpunk atmosphere managed to drop most of the 'cyber' aspects as well. (See Inception and Mirror's Edge as examples.) Just like it's mentioned in the Cyberpunk article, Post-Cyberpunk heavily deals with Social sci-fi in accordance with Asimov's Three Kinds of Science Fiction, but its portrayal of technology is more neutral than Cyberpunk's, and sometimes it's downright positive. While Cyberpunk focused on technology going beyond our control and dooming us all, Post-Cyberpunk states that humans cause technology to go awry, and that responsible use of technology could actually bring us to a new age. Simply put, Post-Cyberpunk basically reins in Cyberpunk's excess and tries to give us a more open vision of the future. Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })Aside from this main difference, the two sister-genres share many themes, tropes and story elements to the point that many question the legitimacy of this genre as separate from Cyberpunk, and contend that Post-Cyberpunk is simply Cyberpunk expanded beyond its base and taken further logically. Purists, however, see a definite difference. As with mainstream punk culture, the cyberpunk movement (and it really did start as a serious Anarchist socio/political movement as in the 1986 Cyberpunk Manifesto) got Lost in Imitation which emphasized stylish elements over substance. Pop-Cultural Osmosis pushed the visual aspects of cyberpunk over the deeper meaning of the cyberpunk movement. Ironically, Blade Runner, the film that established the Ur-Example of the cyberpunk look, did not have significant cyberpunk themes (such as hackers, cyborgs, and cyberspace). It was a futuristic noir film that approached the often-approached What Measure Is a Human? theme. But the slick, cynical Neo-Noir style along with the background extras wearing mowhawks, black leather, sunglasses, Asian fetish, and other tropes that would eventually make it into The Matrix trilogy remain the chief identifiers universally associated with cyberpunk. While the actual subculture punks did don signature looks, they were eventually outnumbered by posers who like to dress the partnote Often they will dress in a way that exaggerates the look of the real exponents who are typically far more subtle, at least in public but don't care about or understand the philosophy or lifestyle. The exponents of the original Anarchist cyberpunk movement were apparently not into costuming and insisted that a cyberpunk can and does look like anyone.note It is worth noting that the protagonist of Blade Runner (and the book it is based on), Rick Deckard, was not a punk or social misfit, but, being a police officer (or bounty hunter as in the book), an adult member of the conservative establishment. The Post-9/11 ideological atmosphere of 21st Century America also saw a marked decrease in heroes who were decidedly anti-establishment. Despite the dystopian nature of cyberpunk settings, it was frequently assumed that race, gender, nationality, and sexual orientation would be non-issues in the future, the rationale being that the last generation that really cared would have almost died out by then (even racially homogeneous Japan is often depicted as a melting pot in the future). However, now that society is in the chronological era that the majority of cyberpunk depicted, issues surrounding identitarian politics are still not only alive but even more volatile than ever, threatening to make society more divisive. As a result, Post-Cyberpunk is often required to shelve more futurist themes and focus on existing social issues that have carried over from the past millennium. Additionally, it is far more difficult (bordering on impossibility) to operate anonymously or in the shadows outside of the system (the "Punk" aspect of Cyberpunk) or under dual/false identities. The increase of security profiling, monitoring, hidden surveillance and current forensics technology is making it less and less possible to move around without leaving fingerprints or footprints of some type, digital or otherwise. And today, there is now the understanding that there is no anonymity or privacy on the internet. Basically, if you have a Crapsack World modelled on 1984 and/or Japanese Zaibatsu where (most critically) technology is a method by which the power elite control the people, and the protagonists are entirely against said society, you have traditional Cyberpunk. If, however, you have a world that has some redeeming features, is not controlled by the State and/or Mega-Corp, technology isn't screwing everything up, and the protagonists are trying to fix social problems from within rather than rebelling against society from without, you have Post-Cyberpunk. Of course, there is plenty of overlap. In Japan, the tropes that would make up Post-Cyberpunk have been a part of their science-fiction worldview since as long as anime have existed, predating Cyberpunk itself. The incredibly influential Astro Boy portrayed technology as having the potential for both great good and great evil from the very beginning, and the Punk Punk elements were largely imported later and were never quite as popular in Japan as they were in the United States. Compare Cyberpunk, Cyberpunk for Flavor, Punk Punk, and Postsomethingism. See Cyberpunk Tropes for tropes found in Post-Cyberpunk works and shared with its cousin Cyberpunk. Also compare to Solar Punk: both were created as reactions to Cyberpunk, but came to different conclusions — Post-Cyberpunk says "the future sucks so we will redeem it", it accepts the world we live in and the systems that support it (industrialization, corporate globalism and resource exploitation), but adapts them to be less harmful; Solar Punk says "the future sucks so we will replace it", it rejects the Cyberpunk vision entirely and presents a new vision built around small communities, sustainable ecology, artisan craftsmanship and social anarchism. Unlike Cyberpunk, which may ascribe to Science Is Bad, Post-Cyberpunk and Solar Punk are more likely to ascribe to Science Is Good — or at least, science can be good if not abused. Not to be confused with Post-Punk, which is a music genre based on New Wave Music. Examples:
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_1a4b3ea2	comment	Digimon: The series is perhaps an extreme example of Post-cyberpunk characterization. The main heroes are just normal kids with families and friends, who happen to also restore order to the Digital World, not to mention forge unbreakable bonds of friendship with sapient computer programs. Also, there is a important focus on relationships as much as world saving. Digimon Tamers is closest to Cyberpunk, thanks to being written by the writer of Lain. There's a secret government conspiracy, monitoring everything and conducting dark experiments; the heroes are young streetwise punks who befriend what are, essentially, rogue A.I.s. They end up subverting the government conspiracy and stopping more dangerous A.I.s. Philosophical questions about life arise. Granted, as it's part of a Mons children's series, on the whole, it's not as grim as other examples here, but by the same coin, it's pretty heavy for a "shonen" series (and is sometimes criticized for being so different in tone than its stable-mates). Digimon Universe: App Monsters, although not as egregious as Tamers, has applications and softwares turned into living AI and fighting each other, among other things. Hackers are also present as well.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_1d7c23a5	comment	In Neal Asher's The Polity novels, the protagonists are loyal to a benevolent autocratic government controlled by advanced artificial intelligence, and the universe is coming close to The Singularity. Essentially, the series takes the scope of Space Opera (with particular influence of The Culture), but gives it the gritty tone of Cyberpunk.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_1d97f2e9	comment	In Invisible Apartment, the setting probably leans more this way than towards traditional cyberpunk. On the one hand, it's highly regulated and involves powerful people covertly using technology for their own interests. On the other hand, people who aren't on the government's wanted lists don't seem to have as bad as a typical cyberpunk dystopia, and there are people on the inside who try to do the right thing.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_1fcaed79	comment	Patlabor takes place in this sort of world, though the 'punk' side of things are portrayed to vastly different extents depending on the continuity (manga, TV, film, plus wherever the OVA series fits - but in all cases fairly mildly). The main characters are all police officers, the government is on solid ground, and the corporations clearly answer to it rather than the other way around as would be the case in classic cyberpunk. The only practical difference between then-modern 1988 and the 1998 in the shows are Labors and the Babylon Project that prompted their creation - and compared to other robot anime of the time, that the difference is so minor is astonishing.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_222ada01	comment	In RoboCop (2014), OmniCorp and its parent company OCP isn't an almighty 1980's-style Mega-Corp, though the issue of automated drones, rising crime and Sinister Surveillance is touched on. On the other hand, Robocop is shown to be using many of those very same technologies for good.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_2594ce60	comment	Deus Ex: Invisible War is even more so; the previous game turned out to be a "Shaggy Dog" Story because all three endings happened - the uber-AI was born crippled, the Ancient Conspiracy returned to power, and the world was reduced to a series of high-tech enclaves in a ruined wasteland. But again, the heroic characters have the opportunity to change things for the better - and to decide what "better" is for themselves; give everyone enhancements and voting control over an AI overlord, resurrect the old democracies, get rid of all the crazy technology, or let the chaos give birth to Transhumans who will colonize the universe without fear.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_2f230a09	comment	Chaos Fighters II-Cyberion Strike and Chaos Fighters: Cyber Assault-The Secret Programs. However, the guardians (similar to Navis in Mega Man Battle Network) are originally designed as virtual humans, but due to crimes the research project switched its focus to develop fight able guardians so that the crimes can be solved quickly.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_2f3ca0cc	comment	Rollcage is set in a heavily technological future world a few centuries in the future. Overall, things don't seem very grim, as there are pleasant seaside resorts with lots of greenery, some cool futuristic architecture and hovering billboards, as well as highly advanced and dense, but well-lit and tidy (rather than dystopian) megacities, and even pretty hospitable and busy colonies on Mars. Everything seems to be powered by clean propulsion technology and hovertech is pretty widespread. Add to that the fact the game revolves around a few thrill-seeking daredevils practicing street racing with nigh-indestructible super-fast cars that have no issues with riding upside down, since both their upper and lower halves are identical.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_3045bc0e	comment	Machinae Supremacy has a lot of songs made of this trope.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_306233e6	comment	Summer Wars is a shining example of this, what with the fact that a virtual world is the thing that connects everything together. Not to mention the Next Sunday A.D. setting.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_30e6aa6e	comment	Hc Svnt Dracones, being a spinoff of the tabletop game mentioned below.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_31313512	comment	ANNO: Mutationem: The story is set in a post-cyberpunk metropolis with multiple cities mixed with (pre-dominantly) influence, complete with Virtual Idols, robots, futuristic cars. While there are some darker elements, such as The Mechanika Virus that caused peoples bodies to be turned metallic and robotic, and an Eldritch Location that's unknown to the world as an N.G.O. Superpower studies it to find the means of destroying it. The setting is often times brightly lit with vibrant colors, making it veer far from the dystopian-type scenarios.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_359b115d	comment	Kamen Rider Zero-One is a complete inversion of Cyberpunk ideals: radical technology has benefited humanity rather than diminished it, hackers are dangerous terrorists rather than free-thinking rebels, and the Megacorp and the military try to make life better for people. The whole reversal is exemplified in the hero: in ordinary Cyberpunk stories, it would be a street-smart mercenary — here, it's the CEO of the Megacorp who goes out and fights to protect everyone in the hope that humans and HumaGears can coexist.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_37c776a1	comment	Brian Parker's Easytown is a Fantastic Noir detective series about a New Orleans detective in a crime ridden city with advanced AI, cybernetics, as well as humanlike androids.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_3b899cbb	comment	The film her (2013) features artificial intelligences that have the capacity to fall in love with natural-born humans and futuristic cities of glass and steel, which fulfils the "cyber" part, but very little in the way of "punk", other than the main character's boring corporate job. Many critics refer to it as "cyberprep".
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_3e79d8f9	comment	Claude & Monet takes place in a future that's just as retro as it is futuristic, yet at the same time also feels like the problems and solutions of the present have also crept in. In other words, plus ça change.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_3f8ef39d	comment	Halting State and Rule 34 by Charles Stross both are 20 Minutes into the Future with a debatably amoral view of technology. The first part of Accelerando also fits (until the AI overlords turn the Solar system into computronium). The Rapture of the Nerds fits even more strongly, as it takes place in a world where The Singularity already happened a while ago, and while most people are unequivocally better off, they're mostly not actually very grown-up about it until the aliens show up and force humanity to prove it can live harmoniously with others and not overrun its natural-resource limits. Humanity just about passes the test.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_43a9c333	comment	Cowboy Bebop is mostly a Space Western, but is an interesting case, since it also pulls from cyberpunk elements as well; on one hand, you have a futuristic Earth which was devastated by an experiment gone wrong, which resulted in a majority of the population pulling up their stakes and settling elsewhere in the solar system, which itself resulted in a massive spike in crime across the system due to the mass immigration stretching law enforcement organizations too thinly to be effective, which then resulted in the establishment of an old-fashioned bounty hunting system to combat crime. On the other, there's...not much else going wrong. Despite the hardship, life continues as usual elsewhere in the system, with megacorps and corruption serving minor roles, if any, in the series proper.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_43bff886	comment	Richard Kadrey's Metrophage sits uneasily midway between Cyberpunk and Post-Cyberpunk - it was published relatively early in the cyberpunk era but was far more concerned with political and social issues than most of its contemporaries.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_44580835	comment	Replicas: The film deals with a lot of the cyberpunk themes, such as many technological developments often considered dangerous or controversial (brain uploading, cloning, robots) along with a huge nefarious corporation (plus the government it's working with) but treats using such technology as not inherently bad, just risky (partly due to their kinks, plus what people will do to have it). Though it isn't easy, with enough effort they can be used safely and lead to a happy ending. Meanwhile, the world looks exactly the same.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_49a0a477	comment	His novel Snow Crash, and to an extent, Cryptonomicon. Snow Crash especially straddles the line between Utopia and Dystopia and is usually considered the Trope Maker.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_5141197f	comment	Though Appleseed starts with two soldiers scavenging for food in the wake of a nuclear holocaust fighting against gangs of mercenaries, they are soon taken to a city of Crystal Spires and Togas, where they are hired as paramilitary police officers.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_576d82b	comment	H+ setting is implied to have been this before human civilization crashed due to a virus infecting a nano-cybernetic implant that nearly the whole human population wore.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_58aced27	comment	In South Park: Post Covid: The Return of Covid, while The Plague still occurred, China's still a superpower, and tech is still very advanced in the new timeline, the world managed to make the first point easier to handle, while everyone (sans Cartman) is living happier lives.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_59151283	comment	The Metal Gear series (with the exception of MGS3, which takes place in the 1960s) features a lot of post-cyberpunk themes and technology, and it becomes really strong with the introduction of the Patriots in MGS2.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_5ab7ccaf	comment	Ready Player One by Ernest Cline straddles between this and classic cyberpunk. IOI owns pretty much everything except the Oasis which lets people escape from their hellish reality. Wars, poverty, disease and climate change are rampant in the real world, so people spend as much time as possible inside the OASIS, which leads to it being abused so that it consumes your life. Then again, it allows the protagonist to meet his best friends throughout the book, it lets people be who they want to be, lets impoverished people get more opportunities, and ultimately helps give meaning to one's life. OASIS also gives such a huge, realistic universe to people for a single quarter, although it is an Allegedly Free Game. If IOI gets the egg, however, it'll become a clear-cut example of dystopian cyberpunk.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_5b1037f3	comment	Though A Certain Magical Index is more slanted in the direction of urban fantasy, spinoff series A Certain Scientific Railgun wears this trope as its central premise. The first season anime in particular toggles between being a slice of life series about the lives of young students living in a futuristic city (pictured above) and the plot which focuses on the social ramifications of said students being able to learn to have psychic powers. The Level Upper arc in particular is powered by the divisions between the haves and the have nots.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_5cb3196f	comment	To an even greater extent, The Diamond Age, which begins with a typical cyberpunk character, the two-bit cyborg criminal Bud, who gets arrested, tried, and executed before the actual story begins, to show that such characters have no place in this world. The novel is set in a near-future where technological advance has wiped away nation-states and radically altered the entire global economy – for most people, this turns out to be a good thing.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_5cb7fc72	comment	System Shock 2: While the first System Shock was set in a rather standard cyberpunk world, with the villains being a Corrupt Corporate Executive and an evil insane AI, and the hero a hacker pressed into service after being caught by the Mega-Corp's security forces, the sequel is set some 40 years later. In the meanwhile, events of the first game caused a backlash against the corporations that led to the establishment of a quasi-socialist world government locked in a sort of a cold war with the remnants of MegaCorps. While the plot of the game is mostly removed from politics, they make an impact on the story at several points.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_5cdad167	comment	Minority Report. It's a gritty noir tale set in 2054, and though it deals with cyberpunk themes such as Big Brother Is Watching and Sinister Surveillance, its not a complete dystopia and everything is actually quite shiny and clean. Washington, D.C. has the lowest crime rates in the country thanks to the Pre-Crime Division. An essay by David Brin asserted that when spider-bots flushed into an apartment building to check people's eyes (in hopes of finding a pre-criminal), it was portrayed as a limited intrusion agreed to by the citizens, rather than an imposition from an unaccountable elite.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_6274e926	comment	Synergy from original Jem had a Ur-Example of Punk with its aesthetic and advanced technology of how projects itself with a more nicely and useful personality than other Als from Cyberpunk in that time.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_64ddf294	comment	The Caldari State in EVE Online is themed after Cyberpunk stories, but it's actually closer to Post-Cyberpunk in how it works. The society is controlled by megacorps, but the corporations aren't really evil, and while they compete amongst each other (sometimes violently) and often engage in questionable practices, they still stand united against any external threat to the State. The society is meritocratic, so people who work hard will get into good positions, and the average citizens have fairly comfortable and productive lives (but those that can't keep up with the system are pretty much screwed since there is no such thing as social security).
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_662d5d1f	comment	Watch_Dogs 2 is set in sunnynote but also appropriately foggy San Francisco and the technology is used by the heroes and villains to achieve their own ends. Watch Dogs: Legion is a step towards original Cyberpunk, but the ending shows there is plenty of room for a free and just society.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_6bbde1c8	comment	Overwatch takes place sixty years in the future. Despite a robot uprising and the presence of large and powerful megacorporations, the world isn't a dystopian Crapsack World. Several playable characters have cybernetic limbs, but none of them (except Genji) have any sort of crisis about whether it makes them less human. In Genji's case, his existential crisis is mostly about feeling like an outcast among both humans and robots, and less about having a partially robotic body in the first place.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_6db5698	comment	Transistor, which eschewed cliché production design and interleaved cyberpunk tropes with romanticism and humanism. The Power of Love wins. Kind of.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_6e859048	comment	Big Hero 6 starts out looking this way, set in a city that's literally a mash-up between San Francisco and Tokyo, and opening with a semi-legal underground robot fight, and it looks like the villain is a Corrupt Corporate Executive who dresses in a black trenchcoat. But the protagonist spends maybe 15 minutes as a criminal before he's convinced that his robotics talents are better spent off at college, and it turns out to be not really a dystopia at all.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_7588254f	comment	Continuum, due to some of the technological benefits to everyone in the North American Union and that Kiera is trying to do her duties despite the NAU being under the rule of corporations.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_78d4f24	comment	Add all-encompassing Wi-Fi connectivity, angst, and aliens attracted to loneliness and you get Mega Man Star Force.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_7998918a	comment	The Android setting is portrayed this way in the Worlds of Android setting book and Shadow of the Beanstalk roleplaying rulebook. While the games heavily lean on cyberpunk tropes of off-the-grid runners fighting against malevolent megacorporations, the setting as a whole is portrayed very neutrally, with good and bad existing in all factions, most people just trying their best to make a living (even if it's impossibly tough for most), with even the heartless actions of the megacorporations being an unfortunate but natural consequence of their size and scope as often as malice or conspiracy. The roleplaying game in particular presents all walks of life (including both oppressed and privileged) as equally viable options for a protagonist in character creation, and offers advice for a wide range of stories in the setting.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_79ffa674	comment	Azure Striker Gunvolt Series: The first game is initially not this as it's about a La Résistance vs a Mega-Corp, 2 and 3 on the other hand veers into this, as it's about maintaining peace between humans and adepts while fighting against those that dare disturb said peace. The post iX saga follows this principle after Demerzel has been dealt with.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_8f5a9a60	comment	The first part of Accelerando also fits (until the AI overlords turn the Solar system into computronium).
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_92a546c7	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_92a546c7	comment	Bubbles In Space by SC Jensen is a Fantastic Noir detective series set in a Wretched Hive called HoloCity. Bubbles is a recovering alcoholic with a cybernetic arm that cannot help but get herself involved in various corporate and police conspiracies.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_9563a23c	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_9563a23c	comment	Wildcats 3.0. A huge Mega-Corp answerable to none buying out entire conglomerates, technological advances leading to social upheaval, and ineffective governments looking out for their own economic interests. All the elements of a Cyberpunk world, but with a twist; the Mega-Corp is entirely altruistic. Interestingly, most of the characters are very aware of the implications. Even the two people who know the Mega-Corp best wonder if a Mega-Corp can actually be anything but malicious.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_9838249c	comment	Transhuman Space is a post-cyberpunk setting for GURPS. Although the Broken Dreams sourcebook lends itself to a more classic cyberpunk feel.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_9c62f126	comment	The Centenal Cycle is a trilogy by Malka Older about the idea of microdemocracy, with every population of 100,000 people developing their own government. The cyberpunk part mostly comes from Information, the hybrid of the UN and Google who run elections. The post-cyberpunk part comes from the fact that this system is largely an improvement on the current state of the world, and the question of whether something even better could replace it.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_9d62cb85	comment	The Cassandra Kresnov novels are post-cyberpunk with a Military Science Fiction backdrop for flavor. The title character is an Artificial Human Super Soldier who works for Callay's planetary police after gaining political asylum there, and Tanusha is portrayed as a mostly happy cosmopolitan city of shiny skyscrapers instead of a dingy, crime-ridden place.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_a38e87be	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_a38e87be	comment	Allen White's Murderworld posits a mostly functional American democracy, although one tainted by corporate influence, economic classism, and a societal propensity for simulated violence that spills over into the real world and its politics.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_a56afa83	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_a56afa83	comment	Behind Blue Eyes by Anna Mocikat is a dystopian thriller set in a One Nation Under Copyright Free-Love Future where the protagonist is a brainwashed Hollywood Cyborg given the task of eliminating all dissent. A freak accident restores her free will.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_a7bb2a13	comment	Mega Man ZX takes place after the post apocalyptic Mega Man Zero, where humans and reploids live side by side and are rebuilding society a new.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_aa855418	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_aa855418	comment	Almost Human is this, because despite the rampart hi-tech crime, the good guys (a traumatized cop and his android partner) actually often save the day. There are also instances of hi-tech criminals genuinely repenting and corporations honestly cooperating with law enforcement.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_ac484a35	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_ac484a35	comment	Den-noh Coil, which is best described as "Ghost in the Shell as done by Hayao Miyazaki."
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_ac4b6a62	comment	Questionable Content: On the surface, it looks like a story about a group of friends just going about their daily lives and being snarky. And then you see the AnthroPCs, which are basically robots that function as pets and home computers, although it's not always clear just how that's supposed to work. The AnthroPC characters run the range from Cute Machines and Robot Girl to Eating Machine and at least one Killer Robot. There is even a chart showing the Mechanical Evolution of the setting.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b295cab3	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_b295cab3	comment	Aeon 14 blends significant influence of post-cyberpunk into a Space Opera setting, with Artificial Intelligence, Brain–Computer Interface, and Bio-Augmentation as major parts of the setting and portrayed neutrally (and sapient AIs almost always counted solidly among the good guys). The world overall looks quite similar to what we have now on Earth, except Recycled IN SPACE!.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b2ad762f	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_b2ad762f	comment	Agent G by C.T. Phipps is a series about a cyborg assassin set 20 Minutes in the Future and chronicles how the world goes from being our world into a typical Gibsonian dystopia. Notable for also drawing elements from Bladerunner and Total Recall (1990). A bit unusual in that it starts as a post-cyberpunk setting before falling apart to become a cyberpunk one. The Cyber Dragons Trilogy has all the elements of classic Cyberpunk with a Street Samurai protagonist and a dystopian corporate run City Noir but it is due to a natural disaster, the corporations aren't the ultimate evil, and it eventually gives way to a Distant Finale where humanity visits the stars.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b2de643f	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_b2de643f	comment	Paprika, for the same reasons as Inception below.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b2f87400	comment	Real Drive, which is basically "Den-noh Coil as done by Shirow Masamune."
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b47db781	comment	The Rapture of the Nerds fits even more strongly, as it takes place in a world where The Singularity already happened a while ago, and while most people are unequivocally better off, they're mostly not actually very grown-up about it until the aliens show up and force humanity to prove it can live harmoniously with others and not overrun its natural-resource limits. Humanity just about passes the test.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b51b368d	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_b51b368d	comment	Ergo Proxy straddles the line between classic Cyberpunk and Post-Cyberpunk.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b6492133	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_b6492133	comment	Belle (2021) could best be described as "cyberprep" in the vein of her (2013). It features very few "punk" elements, but uses many concepts that find their origin in Cyberpunk, including a virtual metaverse and commonplace brain-computer interfaces coexisting with more mundane technology like smartphones, motorcars and trains.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b7776ed1	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_b7776ed1	comment	While Daemon by Daniel Suarez is a cyberpunk techno-thriller, its sequel, FreedomTM, deals with the establishment of a new social order in the aftermath of the first book's open class warfare.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b9419bd1	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_b9419bd1	comment	Deus Ex: Human Revolution actually has the conflict between cyberpunk and post-cyberpunk as its core plot element. The most idealistic faction wants to give augmentation to the masses in the hopes of creating a better world, while the old guard is stirring up fears of oppression and abuse to justify regulating the technology. But others want to rid the world of it altogether.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_b972fd79	comment	Cyberpunk City by D.L. Young is about a hacker living in a bright Neon City in the future that works for the megacorps rather than opposes them alongside his beautiful Hollywood Cyborg Action Girl companion. It has darker elements but is a great deal lighter and softer than the usual cyberpunk dystopia.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_bcb32dc6	comment	Shadowrun straddles this, having evolved along with the genre. The original 1989 game was a typical Cyberpunk dystopia, with evil megacorps running things. By the 4th edition, the corps are generally more neutral and there are far greater threats than them. While still dystopian, it's far less so than the earlier edition. 5th edition rolled things back, however; now the megacorps have re-tamed the Matrix and the game is about badass shadow mercenaries fighting corporate wars again.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_bcdcf629	comment	Transformers: Animated showed a future with big megacorporations and police drones everywhere. But for the most part it's portrayed as a pretty upbeat and optimistic setting; Detroit's even experiencing a new economic boom thanks to the rise in robot-manufacturing.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_bd67c74c	comment	CthulhuTech is very much a post-cyberpunk setting, and despite the nature of the universe, has a government that despite its flaws is trying to save humanity, an economy which is approaching post-scarcity with nanofactories and the D-Engine, and themes of transhumanism (though not of the kind that you necessarily like).
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_c10e861	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_c10e861	comment	ATL: Stories from the Retrofuture, with cyberpunk subversions galore. To the point that the closest people to freedom fighters hacking their way to a better future are the Social Media Killer, a villain who "kills" public figures by revealing scandals and is secretly a pretty high-schooler, and the Cybermancer, a washed-up Matrix reject. Both come out looking more pathetic than Morgan, which is quite a feat.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_c399cd39	comment	Eclipse Phase straddles the line between cyberpunk and Transhumanism. On the one hand, many people do wind up with a totally different understanding of culture, life, and even humanity, and on the other, there are even more trying to keep the old forms of government and commerce alive... often as a means to control others. Also, from the outside, the more transhuman beings usually appear horrifying and incomprehensible.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_c72021c5	comment	Deus Ex is incredibly dystopian; disease and class war abound. But the heroic characters and their goals? So very much aimed at improving the existing system. The endings are pretty bleak, though; humanity is either controlled by a powerful AI as a benevolent world dictator, or controlled by a "democratic" group of rich old men, or not controlled at all by anyone but as a side-effect technology takes some dramatic steps back.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_c75d67d	comment	Person of Interest has the setup for a traditional Cyberpunk series but is post-cyberpunk in execution. The Machine is an Artificial Intelligence created for government surveillance of the entire world (ostensibly in order to prevent terrorist attacks or acts of treason, but the agency operating it, codenamed Northern Lights, has no problem killing innocents to keep the secret). However, Finch and Reese use it to prevent mundane violent crimes, taking down organized crime and Dirty Cops among other threats, and because Finch wanted to protect people's privacy as well as provide security, he deliberately hobbled the Machine so that it was a complete Black Box: all somebody on the outside gets is a Social Security number as a clue to lead them to the threat.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_c923b532	type	Post-Cyberpunk
Post-Cyberpunk / int_c923b532	comment	Sufficiently Advanced, a game almost entirely about how far flung future technologies effect society and how ideas change the world, has so much hope and wonder at what science can achieve that even the more disturbing cultures, like those that use meshes to make everyone a willing slave of everyone else, are able to sit down with the rest and have a civil discussion about why their way of life is the most moral and correct.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_c9aae5e5	comment	Encryption Straffe is set in an alternate 2010s where Cold War superscience lead to daily used computer technology that interact with human cognitive functions. It explores the more grounded roots of Megacorps and private forces, presenting real world conflicts in a cyberpunk lense.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_cae588dc	comment	Digimon Universe: App Monsters, although not as egregious as Tamers, has applications and softwares turned into living AI and fighting each other, among other things. Hackers are also present as well.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_cb6abea3	comment	Yu-Gi-Oh! has elements of this. Corrupt corporations and conspiracies? Check. Cyberspace? Check. Normal kids fighting evil? Check. While fighting consist of card games instead of high-tech action, the characterization and goals match.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_ce309492	comment	Gatchaman Crowds: The series has a heavy emphasis on the internet and how it's changing the world. Unlike standard Cyberpunk, this is portrayed positively.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_cfbcd69f	comment	Leaving the Cradle appears to be this In Space.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_d0270ef6	comment	Firewake is a Magitek example of this. The titular character is a high ranking police detective pursuing a powerful villain, and the corporations and governments are both aids and hindrances.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_d4ccf36a	comment	Despite its Cyberpunk elements, Alimuom actually isn't as pessimistic in its setting despite the heavy toll of pollution and environmental destruction and the existence of interstellar Mega Corps — in fact, as a film about the importance of farming and food security, Science Is Good (at least, the natural sciences are, anyway).
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_d6c9c0a4	comment	Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex straddles the line between Cyberpunk and Post-Cyberpunk. On the one hand, the world is recovering from devastating world wars, while governmental corruption, media control, excessive state security (of which the heroes are one branch of), and social division is at an all time high. Yet at the same time, an ordinary middle class still exists, society and culture have not collapsed into mindless consumerism, and technology is portrayed neutrally. Most of all, the heroes may be ruthless agents, but ultimately are dedicated to protecting their country, even if it means pitting themselves against conspiracies that have emerged from their own government. Japan itself is visually depicted as fairly similar to its modern state (albeit with more advanced technology), rather than being a devastated Wretched Hive.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_d7684b30	comment	The Surrogates isn't bleak enough to qualify as Cyberpunk and in the comic technology comes pretty close to solving all of society's problems, but even a society where (most) people can possess the perfect body and the worst crimes are damaging property has its own flaws.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_d868a4e8	comment	Urasawa's Pluto fits the bill as well, essentially being a Darker and Edgier version of the original Astro Boy.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_df76da7e	comment	Mirror's Edge: Both the plots and the visuals are straight from the core concepts of the post-cyberpunk genre. Yet there's no technology that hasn't been around for years, and neither technology nor science play any part in the plot or gameplay. The game actually sits right on the edge (no pun intended) of old-school cyberpunk and post-cyberpunk with the main character Faith being a member of the underground who resist the oppressive and authoritarian government who tries to rescue her sister, who is a police officer working for the very same corrupt politicians. As a kind of minor twist in the later parts of the game most of the Runners realize that they are the only ones who still believe their world follows the conventions of cyberpunk, while everyone else has accepted that reality is much more like post-cyberpunk. With their feeble rebellion against the establishment being both futile and pointless, many chose to rejoin society rather than hiding from cops in air shafts all their life.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_e0fb66ad	comment	Ninja Pizza Girl follows the tropes of Cyberpunk but breaks with tradition by being, for the most parts, quite upbeat and optimistic. Living in an overgrown, rain-soaked maze of a city dominated by soulless megacorporations has not ruined people's ability to stay cheerful and care for their friends and family. Or to enjoy a really great pizza, for that matter.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_e381e71f	comment	Digimon Tamers is closest to Cyberpunk, thanks to being written by the writer of Lain. There's a secret government conspiracy, monitoring everything and conducting dark experiments; the heroes are young streetwise punks who befriend what are, essentially, rogue A.I.s. They end up subverting the government conspiracy and stopping more dangerous A.I.s. Philosophical questions about life arise. Granted, as it's part of a Mons children's series, on the whole, it's not as grim as other examples here, but by the same coin, it's pretty heavy for a "shonen" series (and is sometimes criticized for being so different in tone than its stable-mates).
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_e536176f	comment	The Orbital Children, by the creator of Den-noh Coil, ultimately has an optimistic attitude towards space colonization and artificial intelligence.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_e863cc41	comment	Mega Man Battle Network takes place in an Everything Is Online world where Internet browsing is accomplished by using sentient programmes called Network Navigators (also known as Net Navis, or just Navis). While the world is generally bright and cheery and the protagonist and companions never stray into AntiHeroism, viruses, which serve as the game series' Mooks, are horrifically common and cyber-crime is a very real threat.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_edbc9738	comment	Transmetropolitan. While science has brought great wonders to humanity, humans are still the same old assholes. The most popular fast food franchise of the future serves cloned human meat. This key factor is what makes Transmetropolitan Post-Cyberpunk: the technology does not alienate people; people alienate people. The bizarre transgenic modifications actively help to bring about social good and fight the apathy choking the system. There's a good argument technology alienating people versus people alienating people has never been a feature of cyberpunk.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_ee04f49a	comment	The storylines of the Deus Ex Universe essentially explore the transition between cyberpunk and post-cyberpunk: individuals gain control of the technologies society uses to oppress them, and use them to change the world. Deus Ex is incredibly dystopian; disease and class war abound. But the heroic characters and their goals? So very much aimed at improving the existing system. The endings are pretty bleak, though; humanity is either controlled by a powerful AI as a benevolent world dictator, or controlled by a "democratic" group of rich old men, or not controlled at all by anyone but as a side-effect technology takes some dramatic steps back. Deus Ex: Invisible War is even more so; the previous game turned out to be a "Shaggy Dog" Story because all three endings happened - the uber-AI was born crippled, the Ancient Conspiracy returned to power, and the world was reduced to a series of high-tech enclaves in a ruined wasteland. But again, the heroic characters have the opportunity to change things for the better - and to decide what "better" is for themselves; give everyone enhancements and voting control over an AI overlord, resurrect the old democracies, get rid of all the crazy technology, or let the chaos give birth to Transhumans who will colonize the universe without fear. Deus Ex: Human Revolution actually has the conflict between cyberpunk and post-cyberpunk as its core plot element. The most idealistic faction wants to give augmentation to the masses in the hopes of creating a better world, while the old guard is stirring up fears of oppression and abuse to justify regulating the technology. But others want to rid the world of it altogether.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_ef8bd4a5	comment	Mega Man: Mega Man Battle Network takes place in an Everything Is Online world where Internet browsing is accomplished by using sentient programmes called Network Navigators (also known as Net Navis, or just Navis). While the world is generally bright and cheery and the protagonist and companions never stray into AntiHeroism, viruses, which serve as the game series' Mooks, are horrifically common and cyber-crime is a very real threat. Add all-encompassing Wi-Fi connectivity, angst, and aliens attracted to loneliness and you get Mega Man Star Force. Mega Man ZX takes place after the post apocalyptic Mega Man Zero, where humans and reploids live side by side and are rebuilding society a new.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_f37a1662	comment	The 1988 novel, Islands in the Net is one of the original Post-Cyberpunk works. Sterling tackles the problem of corporate power head on, envisaging Rizone, a highly networked multinational founded on "economic democracy".
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_f724b70d	comment	Despite its seemly Cyberpunk-themed Paris, France, Code Lyoko and its live action sequel Code Lyoko: Evolution share an Post Cyberpunk-ish style (In terms of technology and fashion) due to the show actually being set mid-Turn of the Millennium, and the majority of episodes are set in lightly rainy day/night all of the time.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_f74b5f80	comment	Babylon 5 dipped into this genre from time to time, especially in the first few seasons, with various things like the Changeling Netnote allowing one character to impersonate another, genetic, physical, and cybernetic modificationsnote trying to make better telepaths, adding such features as gills for breathing alien atmospheres, or turning people into assassins or walking recording devices, or worse..As the series continued and the Myth Arc took off, many (but not all) of these elements were overshadowed or quietly forgotten.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_fb9fefa6	comment	Hc Svnt Dracones also straddles the line. Yes, Mega Corps literally rule the solar system, however the standard of living is still higher than the modern day, and in the backstory, it's stated that people willingly left governments behind for Corptowns, and the nation-states launched the first nukes in the war that glassed Earth...Or maybe not. And losing humanity from augmentation is a null issue since humanity has been extinct for 700 years and everyone is either a genetically engineered Vector or a robot (Cog). On the other hand player characters are apparently usually freelancers who might be hired to hit rival Corps.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_fbf33963	comment	Inception. It has some of the hallmarks of cyberpunk — a burned-out protagonist and the powerful Japanese Corrupt Corporate Executive who hires him to brainwash a business rival — but the Japanese guy turns out to be not so bad and is actually trying to prevent a monopoly, the protagonist gets better (sort of), and the brainwashing plays out as Epiphany Therapy. Extraction/inception itself is simply a different take on hacking in Cyberspace, only with dreams instead of computers. Inception mostly achieves post-cyberpunk status by avoiding the '80s-influenced look of cyberpunk, not the story and feel thereof.
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Post-Cyberpunk / int_fd7de151	comment	In Psycho-Pass, the protagonists work for the system and technology has brought something close to utopia, but there are darker undertones in relation to how technology has affected humanity and the nature of the Sibyl System.
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Makers	seeAlso	Post-Cyberpunk
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