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+ | The main military force in this universe is the '''Orbital Marine Corps'''. Following an invasion by '''shriekers''' which decimated the population of Earth, they are responsible for defending the survivors in orbital slums known as '''Stratocolonies'''. | ||
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Revision as of 23:51, 6 February 2020
A video game franchise, starting with a first person shooter, and also including a puzzle game, real-time strategy, and skirmish wargames.
The 'face' of the franchise is a command AI called Admiral Book, who consistently gives orders to player characters based on a supposedly infallible strategy engine. She's styled as a holographic dominatrix, and contributes a good deal to the sex appeal of the series commercials. She is voiced by (and unofficially based on the mannerisms of) real world Domme and voice actor Lady Maxime.
The franchise has been mentioned in Big Little Bus day 2, as part of Maxime's introduction.
There is an Aegis-themed area at theme park K-World, mentioned in chapter 310 onwards of Hypnosis Doesn't Work Like That!. The area is kind of grimy spacepunk, with lots of pyrotechnics and billed as an immersive AR version of the games. There are rides, cast members, and all kinds of high tech experiments working together to make you feel like you're there. The park's version of Admiral Book is incredibly tall, and has an outfit that "had to be made to order to accommodate her bust".
The main military force in this universe is the Orbital Marine Corps. Following an invasion by shriekers which decimated the population of Earth, they are responsible for defending the survivors in orbital slums known as Stratocolonies.