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''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 [http://www.maison-otaku.net/~rhea/senshi.html the author's website], along with its two supplements, ''[http://www.maison-otaku.net/~rhea/SW.html Cliquebook: Sailor Warriors]'' and ''[http://www.maison-otaku.net/~rhea/Arcadia.html Cliquebook: Magical Knights of Arcadia]''.
''[[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 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]].
The plot of the game is that, due to the interaction of ''[[Mage: The Ascension]]'''s consensus reality and the imagination of young anime fans, various 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 [http://cangelin.mnsi.net/intro.html its associated website.]
''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.

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* [[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]].


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Latest revision as of 21:31, 21 July 2023
The Technocracy is 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 the author's website, along with its two supplements, Cliquebook: Sailor Warriors and Cliquebook: Magical Knights of Arcadia.

The plot of the game is that, due to the interaction of Mage: The Ascension's consensus reality and the imagination of young anime fans, various 90s anime have become real. Children and teenagers who would have otherwise become mages instead become Expys of their favorite anime characters, like the Sailor Scouts and the Magic Knights. 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 its associated website.

Compare the similar Princess: The Hopeful, which plays its Magical Girls a bit more straight.

Tropes used in Senshi: The Merchandising include:


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