#cassettepunk

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I feel like the ones that are easiest to imagine (for me anyway) or 80s Retrofuturism/Cassette Futurism/Cassettepunk, and Y2k Futurism (or whatever you wanna call it) and I feel it's because both the 1980s and early 2000s kind of have the same problem of American Chauvinism present in the 50s (albeit with the latter it was fearmongering about Terrorism instead of Communism) but also a lot of stuff seen in cartoons and the like of those decades could work pretty well with Fallout (seriously, The Supermutants look like 80s action figures!) but I suppose it's kind of hard to imagine what it would be like beyond just an asset swap and color TV and video being a thing (maybe it would look kind of Star Wars-y? at least the 80s aesthetic since I think Cassette Futurism kind of fits as a description for Star Wars' aesthetic)

Weapon designs from my cyberpunk/cassettepunk setting. Firearms from the YEAR OF THE DOG.

This image is for Vylet Pony's song, Nonexistant Meetcute, and was drawn by casettepunk on twitter.

Unfortunately, casettepunk recently decided to delete literally everything on their account, so this full scale image doesn't seem to exist anywhere now, except maybe on WaybackMachine, and I don't want people to have to access this image via such a dumb method.