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== Web Original == |
== Web Original == |
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* The [http://wiki.alternatehistory.com/doku.php/timelines/the_strangerverse?s=strangerverse "Strangerverse"] in [[ |
* The [http://wiki.alternatehistory.com/doku.php/timelines/the_strangerverse?s=strangerverse "Strangerverse"] in [[Alternatehistory.com]] has its basic premise as this. |
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** In the ''[[United States of Ameriwank]]'', the traveler came to Colonial America before the American Revolution and gave George Washington a mission to unite the world under the United States to prevent an apocalyptic war. |
** In the ''[[United States of Ameriwank]]'', the traveler came to Colonial America before the American Revolution and gave George Washington a mission to unite the world under the United States to prevent an apocalyptic war. |
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** Almost all of the Strangerverse stories take as their basic premise that there was an apocalyptic war shortly before 2258, and that a group used prototype time-travel technology to send one person back in time long enough to hand over a few tools to an historic figure and tell the recipient why he is doing so. Just when and where the Stranger travels to, what tools are delivered, and whether the destination was the intended destination provide the -verse part of the Strangerverse. |
** Almost all of the Strangerverse stories take as their basic premise that there was an apocalyptic war shortly before 2258, and that a group used prototype time-travel technology to send one person back in time long enough to hand over a few tools to an historic figure and tell the recipient why he is doing so. Just when and where the Stranger travels to, what tools are delivered, and whether the destination was the intended destination provide the -verse part of the Strangerverse. |
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== Western Animation == |
== Western Animation == |
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