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[http://ink-city.dreamwidth.org/ Ink City] is a cartoon-themed [[Journal Roleplay|Dreamwidth roleplay]] (originally on [[LiveJournal]], moved as of January 17, 2012), founded on August 17th, 2010 by a Californian art student. Its claim to fame is that is specifically designed for animated, drawn, and rendered characters (no live-action characters are accepted) and has quite a large focus on existential and meta themes. |
'''''[http://ink-city.dreamwidth.org/ Ink City]''''' is a cartoon-themed [[Journal Roleplay|Dreamwidth roleplay]] (originally on [[LiveJournal]], moved as of January 17, 2012), founded on August 17th, 2010 by a Californian art student. Its claim to fame is that is specifically designed for animated, drawn, and rendered characters (no live-action characters are accepted) and has quite a large focus on existential and meta themes. |
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The premise is initially similar to that of other [[Mega Crossover]] games; [[Ontological Mystery|Characters from various canons suddenly find themselves in the strange and bizarre "Ink City" after crawling out of a large ink well in the center of town]], and are forced to co-exist with everyone else who also happened to be brought here... peacefully or otherwise. A unique element of the City itself however is that it's made of up buildings from each of the character's worlds. When a character enters the City, they bring with them a building relating to them from the place they come from, such as their house or place of work. |
The premise is initially similar to that of other [[Mega Crossover]] games; [[Ontological Mystery|Characters from various canons suddenly find themselves in the strange and bizarre "Ink City" after crawling out of a large ink well in the center of town]], and are forced to co-exist with everyone else who also happened to be brought here... peacefully or otherwise. A unique element of the City itself however is that it's made of up buildings from each of the character's worlds. When a character enters the City, they bring with them a building relating to them from the place they come from, such as their house or place of work. |
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Has a [[Ink City/Recap|Recap]] page. |
Has a [[Ink City/Recap|Recap]] page. |
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* [[Aborted Declaration of Love]]: Cave Johnson does this towards Caroline, after he gets her a little drunk. |
* [[Aborted Declaration of Love]]: Cave Johnson does this towards Caroline, after he gets her a little drunk. |
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