„x-punk“ is a marketing gimmick

Stop putting "punk" everywhere, it's cringe. Most of those "punk" genres have nothing to do with it. Learn your literature, for christ's sake. Tards.

I'm somewhere between Gothpunk & Dieselpunk

I can't forgive Nomura for destroing Parasite Eve, he only did the 3rd game and it killed the franchise, i will only forgive him if They remake the 2 first games but keep it similar to the original

So Percy Jackson is kinda Elfpunk ?

No mention of Solar Punk?! Y'all haven't seen a Ghibli movie or what?!

You sound like Heisenberg from Resident Evil

There's alot of genre of punk that you left out.. 1. Desert Punk (like Dune or Mad Max) 2. Space Punk (The Guardian Of Galaxy) 3. Neon Punk

I’m working on a book right now, and I’ve been having trouble pinning down the genre and which it takes place. I have it all set in the medieval fantasy era. However, technology starts to take a sharp turn to the more 70s modern technology at a certain point in the story. Would anyone here know what to classify that as? Maybe it’s a mashup of genres or a new genre entirely? Include rundown mash together, steel punk vehicles with bow and arrows knight,armor, and dragons.

I also submit tacticalpunk such as battle secretary

James and the giant peach would b amazing

What made no sense to me is that organic webbing, the trait spiders are most known for, is the ONE Spider ability Peter didnt get, and yet SOMEHOW the Venom symbiote gained this ability after bonding with him. How does that work?

My current long shot gamble is Quadratum and the worlds Sora visits are just video game worlds like Spider-Man, SW Battlefront, even Verum Rex and Wreck it Ralph could fit!Hints from KH3 and before, Verum Rex backdoor pilot, Tron in how many games, Sora being in Game&Watch games, Smash Ultimate, etc.

What about a world around PK "paperinik" and the evronians ?

Square soft/ enix worlds please.

F*ck wonderland!!! I hate it and it should never return

Your ralph theory is good if you remember that the worlds in unien X are "mostly" data worlds made from the boob of proferzies. ok the book ends after the first kyblade graviard fight, but i dont think nomura would care abou that.

i dont think there will be disney worlds in kh4. I think you will not go into disney movies instead you go into sqare enix (I think mainly Final Fantasy) games. I mean in the base game kh3 is no FF character to see. We only see them in the Limit cut and nowhere else. And somting that is surly not planned but nomura could redcon it, is the Sepiroth and Cloud Story line that had a sudden end in KH2. They could have went (maybe even back) into there own game. Could be a think. I mean for now we only know about quadratum as a world , wich is from FF versus13.

Re: Zootopia - remember, with Ewes, you lose.

I feel like Tron is better saved for KH5 or whatever after the new Tron movie comes out. (Not that the events of sleeping worlds in DDD necessarily count because they’re dreams)

"14 worlds" - you were so close to greatness.

The western part of it should definetly have Scrooge, maybe a part storyline from the western part of "The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck" following a young scrooge trying to strike it rich.

I love your ideas we need to not make it for the kids but for us millennials who grew up playing Kingdom Hearts and fell in love with the franchise.

Up Inside out The incredibles The muppets Star wars a new hope Lilo & stitch Avatar Gravity falls The simpsons movie Wall e Brave Worlds 11 game sora september 30th and december 27th and marts 28th 2025

Game publishers really do be dropping trailers years before release.

Yo

Would the original Terminator count as steelpunk?

This was an excellent analysis. Enjoyed every second. Thank you

What about Galaxypunk/Transdimensionalpunk, a sci fi setting set thousands of years in the future where humans have advanced past Kardeshev 2 and are so advanced that they would basically be god and wouldn't even look like regular humans anymore and have advanced to another plane of existence, having uploaded their minds into supercomputers and AI, and have spread out past the Milky Way Galaxy and fight wars with weapons that would atomize a planet/star/solar system/whole galaxy, which to them is just a tiny pistol Basically, Galaxypunk would make an average joe from its setting look like god to us today To help find some potential canditates for Galaxypunk, just google "Fictional universes that can fight Warhammer 40k" Examples for Galaxy Punk include: - Xeelee Sequence - The Culture - The Q from Star Trek - Doctor Who if theyre powerscaled enough

I like Beesel punk. It is a genre that the KZbinr Mogswamps made

All valid & well-intended points, but you really don't wanna turn Winston, a black man, into a chauffer. In film, the whole point of having an audience surrogate is you don't give him an arc or much of a background so that any member of the audience can relate to them. Therefore, he can't be a founding member of the Ghostbusters. That was the intent w/Winston.

Gothpunk is just the world of Hellsing

once apon a time and spiderwick chronicles, noice

Bro where tf went solarpunk?

Honorable mention: Solarpunk, Sailpunk, and Gaspunk

Some of these felt like a stretch.

great vid, insanely underrated channel

I wonder where Pirates of the Dark Waters fit in, sea or pirate punk? and Tailspin? Aeropunk?

Nanopunk refers to an emerging subgenre of science fiction that is still very much in its infancy in comparison to its ancestor-genre, cyberpunk,[1][2] and some of its other derivatives.[3] The genre is especially similar to biopunk,[4] but describes a world where nanites and bio-nanotechnologies are widely in use and nanotechnologies are the predominant technological forces in society. The genre is mainly concerned with the artistic, psychological,[2] and societal impact of nanotechnology, rather than aspects of the technology which itself is still in its infancy. Unlike cyberpunk, which can be distinguished by a gritty and low-life yet technologically advanced character, nanopunk can have a darker dystopian character that might examine potential risks by nanotechnology as well as a more optimistic outlook that might emphasize potential uses of nanotechnology.[5][4] Film Faction (2020 Film) Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989 film) Osmosis Jones (2001 film) The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008 film) G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009 film) Transcendence (2014 film) Ant-Man (2015 film) Television Futurama, "Parasites Lost" (2001) - Fry is infected by miniature droids that increase his intelligence and health, but ultimately chooses to get rid of them. Justice League, "Tabula Rasa" (2003) - The villain, Amazo, is an android composed of nanites that allow him to mimic abilities. Static Shock, "Hoop Squad" (2004) - The villain, Dr. Odium, is a scientist specializing in nanotechnology who was fired for attempting to experiment on humans. Doctor Who, "The Doctor Dances" (2005) - Two ships seen in the episode contain nanogenes that can heal wounds. Generator Rex (2010-2013) - Nanites are central to the premise of the series, in which an accident caused them to spread across the world and infect almost all life. Protagonist Rex Salazar is able to control his own nanites and cure the mutations caused by them, and thus works for the government agency Providence, battling nanite mutants (called E.V.O.S). Video games Anarchy Online (2001) Crysis (2007-2013) Deus Ex (2000) Metal Gear Solid series Supreme Ruler 2020 (2008) Red Faction (2001)

Hyborianpunk also no Brisco County Jr. clips for cattlepunk?

i loved ruby rose as kate kane, but the writing was trash and I wanted more batman.

you sounded like the idiotes at Q5 when they changed the Real Ghostbusters. making Winston the ONLY BLACK guy on the team the driver, that's racist. there is way more to Winston than meets the eye. he's a former marine, worked in construction, is very religious, took night classes to help the business grow, is a registered pilot, and is a loving family man. if you read the IDW comics and the Novelizations of both original movies, these fill in the gap in Winston's backstory, and in the OG script, Winston WAS there from day one and was going to be played by Eddie Murphy. Winston Zeddemore is more than the token black guy, he's a character rich in lore and development that is overlooked by the films.

Thought it was gonna be about music...

do a part 2!

Great video, from what series are the clips from elfpunk?

The thing is, The Ghostbusters needed Winston as an outsider, because he is a place holder for the audience (aka the empty vessel, just like Neo in The Matrix). He's brand new, just learning the ropes and that gives the writers a chance to explain all the technology, procedures, clean up routines, and other exposition. Winston literally is us, being introduced to the Ghostbusting world. But I do agree that if Winston was a mechanic / engineer, they could still have explained all those details and have him in there the entire time.

i'd support the hell out of this

Adding Winston after the montage was actually brilliant. With the montage we no longer level with the characters.. so much has happened.. so winston is our new audiebce surrogate Nice video but the film is brilliant

I disagree about the line "I love this town" being awkward. New York is the main character of the film. The movie forefronts everyday New York and its inhabitants, and one of its key strengths is how relatable it is, despite its fantastical premise, to ordinary people. Because it forefronts ordinary people and grounds itself in a believable, everyday setting, where people going about their regular mundane lives suddenly find their routines disrupted by paranormal phenomena. As such, New York takes centre stage in just about every scene. So the natural way to end the movie, is with a shout out to the city itself - "I love this town!" And who better to speak that line, than the everyman of the team himself - Winston, the ordinary New Yorker who just happened to get a job with the Ghostbusters. So, in short - Winston is fine as he is, yes it would be nice if he could've been there from the start (as had been the case in the previous script drafts) - but for a character with limited screen time, he's a mighty well-rounded and easily likeable, relatable character played superbly by Ernie Hudson. Top job Ernie, big respect to Winston - don't fix what ain't broke.

You need to watch the DVD extras on the real Ghostbusters the interview with Jay Michael Straczynski. No offense, but this is got to be one of the worst thought out videos in terms of Winston I’ve ever seen.