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Line 1: {{work}} {{quote\|''[[End of Evangelion\|The Technocracy is ~~STILL~~''still'' trying to cover up the '"Tokyo-3'" disaster.]]''\|The second sentence of the third paragraph of the first chapter}} ''[[Senshi: The Merchandising]]'' is a parody fan-game for the [[Old World of Darkness]] written by John Biles. It can be read in its entirety at [https://web.archive.org/web/20131103001749/http://www.maison-otaku.net/~rhea/senshi.html the author's website], along with its two supplements, ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20131103200826/http://www.maison-otaku.net/~rhea/SW.html Cliquebook: Sailor Warriors]'' and ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20131103200801/http://www.maison-otaku.net/~rhea/Arcadia.html Cliquebook: Magical Knights of Arcadia]''. The plot of the game is that, due to the interaction of ''[[~~Mage: The Ascension (Tabletop Game)\|~~Mage: The Ascension]]'''s consensus reality and the imagination of young anime fans, various ~~90's~~90s anime have become real. Children and teenagers who would have otherwise become mages instead become [[Expy\|Expys]] of their favorite anime characters, like the [[Sailor Moon\|Sailor Scouts]] and the [[Magic Knight Rayearth\|Magic Knights]]. [[Hilarity Ensues\|Hilarity (and much bloodshed) ensues]]. ''Dark World -- Moon Light'' was a chronicle set in this game run by GM Chris Angelini, the stories of which have been transcribed and presented as a fictional anime at [https://web.archive.org/web/20161201034834/http://cangelin.mnsi.net/intro.html its associated website.] Compare the similar ''[[Princess: The Hopeful]]'', which plays its [[Magical Girl]]s a bit more straight. {{tropelist}} * [[Angst]]: Given that the PCs are teenagers, this is required. But not as bad a the angst of the Wraiths, obviously. * [[MacGuffin]]: The Silver Crystal, [[lampshaded]]. * [[In the Name of the Moon]]: Monologuing is a skill. * [[Ocular Gushers]]: Crybaby is a merit ''and'' a talent. * [[Sailor Earth]]: Your player characters, obviously. "Sailor Ooort Cloud" is a potential character. * [[Parody]]: Oh yeah. Lampshaded. * [[Splat]]: The Cliquebooks. * [[Take That]]: Several. For example, past Youma traps have included boutiques with life sapping jewelry tennis lessons *working for Microsoft [[Transformation Sequence]] * [[Transformation Is a Free Action]]: But only if you take the Instant Transformation merit. Otherwise, once you begin transforming, any foe who wants to attack you must make a willpower check at difficulty of 10, or just stand there and stare at you, probably because [[Best Known for the Fanservice\|you briefly become naked during this process]]. {{reflist}} {{Sailor Moon Franchise}} [[Category:Tabletop Games]] [[Category:~~Senshi The Merchandising~~{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Tabletop ~~Game~~Games of the 1990s]] [[Category:Old World of Darkness/Fan Works]] [[Category:Sailor Moon/Fan Works]]

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