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Accordia/Discordia 

a music themed site that’s shaped like a giant accordion. The walls of the city are protected by a gate that only opens if you contribute a piece of music. One per person the first time you come into the city. The site is powered by a giant tuning fork which is the twin of the Good Vibration of Shangri-la. The site once had two tuning forks, but the second was given to Master Pi as a gift after the many years he spent on the site meditating and all his contributions in that time. 

After being banished, but before returning to deliver the virus to Motherboard, Hacker takes over this site. Since it was quite far from Control Central and it’s mayor had declared that the site be independent, Motherboard did not know the site had been taken over until much later. Hacker uses the tuning fork to warp the site into his own image and it now stands as a sort of evil version of the Cyber Grand Council Building, a gathering place for all the evil-doers of the Cyberuniverse. 

Rory’s Rodeo

an illegal site that warps to a new corner of Cyberspace every month or so. It is a popular entertainment spot for villains and ne'er-do-wells looking to make a few snelfus by betting on the fights. It’s proprietor, Rodeo Rory was once a champion of the arena himself and barely blinks at the bots that frequently get scrapped at his establishment. A little gore is what the people came to see afterall. 

The site is only about five years old, but has become extremely infamous in that short amount of time, though all attempts to track down the site’s movements and shut it down have failed. 

The Drifting Blackmarket

another illegal site and bed of villainy. It is made up of multiple floating segments that cluster together. Very slap-dash in appearance when compared to other sites. Looks a bit like it’s made out of dormant meteorites and cybertrash. There are a fair amount of scammers trying to sell their useless wares on the site, but just as many selling interesting and rare items that were obtained through not so lawful means. You never know what strange items might turn up here.

The Plague Vaults

a site created by Motherboard long before Hacker’s banishment. A storage space for every known virus to exist in the cyberuniverse, about 80% of the stock made by Hacker himself. The vaults contain both the code for the viruses themselves and the cures. It is meant to be a knowledge warehouse of sorts, similar to the Cybrary, but extremely restricted. Even Hacker’s access was very limited back when he used to be on the site of good. 

The site is structured like a gothic medieval castle town with and enormous wall surrounding houses and the castle itself at the center. Outside the walls is farmland. The whole site seems to have a perpetual fog over it. Its residents are all bird like people (similar to Glowla). The vaults are located in the basement of the castle which is guarded by four knights themed after plague doctors, Hummingbird, Crow, Owl and Crane. 

The Hacker: Bumbling Dad

Wicked: Working Mom

Buzz: Nerdy Teen

Delete: Goth Teen

Cyber-Hound: (OC) Pet Dog

Any ideas on who could be the ”wacky” neighbor?

LOL. I'm more of a 70s or 50s sitcom gal. With the part suave, part useless asshole dad and feminist housewife mom. Kids usually didn't matter or didn't exist which is how I like it /j

Buzz would definitely be the family dog while Delete is the bumbling worker who's suppose to be doing some kind of renovation in the house but it takes it forever because he doesn't know what he's doing and is always causing accidents. Hacker would talk out the side of his mouth and go "that delete's out there again. we really outta kick him to the curb."

Baskerville is the best friend or maybe uncle without a life who shows up at the house every episode. People usually see him as either the voice of reason for the husband or someone who's a bad influence on him.