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	==[[Empire of Dominia]]==		==[[Empire of Dominia]]==
	The Imperial entertainment industry is a curious one thanks to the authoritarian and highly-centralized nature of the Empire of Dominia itself, with the royal family often known for interfering in the entertainment industry (for better or worse). Despite this, it maintains a respectable entertainment industry that, while being nowhere near the size of the Alliance or Republic of Biesel, has achieved a reputation for quality productions. A majority of the Empire's entertainment products can be found in the greater Orion Spur regardless of the Empire's debatable reputation in the Coalition of Colonies and Republic of Elyra, but the largest market for Dominian entertainment media remains the Empire itself as very little Dominian media is designed for a wider (and non-Dominian) audience.		Entertainment in the Empire is covered in more detail on the [[Dominian Culture]] page.

	~~Easily the most popular entertainment product~~ in the Empire is the critically-acclaimed '''Our Holy Moroz''', a ten-season drama set during the closing years of the War of Moroz leading up to the unification of the planet Moroz under the Empire of Dominia. The series is centered around two characters: Captain Cynthia Desrosiers of the Imperial Alliance and her nemesis, Lieutenant Jalo Heikkinen of the Confederated States. Even though it was produced in the Imperial capital of Nova Luxembourg, Our Holy Moroz is widely regarded as an extremely nuanced and fair dramatization of the War of Moroz, with an ensemble cast portraying characters and some historical figures from both the Confederated States of Fisanduh and Imperial Alliance. Curiously, future Emperor Godwin Keeser's face is never directly shown and is instead depicted with his back to the camera— producers explain this is to avoid creating an impostor of the late Emperor. With its tenth season slated to end the series in November of 2463, Imperial subjects and even some beyond Dominia's borders hold their breath in ~~anticipation of the last showdown between Desrosiers and Heikkinen.~~

	~~While Boleslaw Keeser the First may be the undisputed Emperor of Dominia, the undisputed master of~~ the Dominian video gaming market— by extension, esports is included here— is the wildly popular '''Reign of Steel''', produced by a programming studio affiliated with House Volvalaad. Reign is a highly competitive and finely tuned shooter set in a fictitious version of the Interstellar War in which players can fight for either the Frontier Coalition or Solarian Central Government. With hundreds of ways to equip your soldier and an engrossing gameplay loop, Reign has been a smash hit both inside and outside of the Empire thanks to a large sponsorship from House Volvalaad and seems set to become one of the most popular esports in the Orion Spur. Many theorize that the reason for this success—massive funding by the Volvalaads aside, of course— its semi-fictional setting, which allows it to be sold anywhere in the Spur without arousing nationalistic anger.

	==[[Eridani Federation]]==		==[[Eridani Federation]]==

La Villa Strangiato: Adds a truncated version of METEOR CRACKERS, from a lore canon application by Sniblet. Very soulful but I could not justify the whole thing in this page. https://forums.aurorastation.org/topic/20440-hephaestus-issues-a-weekly-comic-to-miners-for-training/

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Adds a truncated version of METEOR CRACKERS, from a lore canon application by Sniblet. Very soulful but I could not justify the whole thing in this page. https://forums.aurorastation.org/topic/20440-hephaestus-issues-a-weekly-comic-to-miners-for-training/

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	Written in 2456 by a [[New Hai Phong\|New Hai Phongese]] immigrant, '''Song Boy''' follows the life of its author Kraisingha Saeli as his family leaves behind Cua Song and Kraisingha’s beloved Tinh Than Block. Much of the book deals with the culture shock and how it impacts Kraisingha’s family. Over time the Saeli family begin to adjust to Tau Ceti life by adopting some of the cultures and finding new niches and interests in Cape City. In particular, some focus is given to Kraisingha’s older sister who at first is infuriated with how corporate Tau Ceti is. Kraisingha shares this opinion at first but the two eventually come to peace with the corporations as they begin to enjoy the benefits that they bring. The novel's name comes from a nickname Kraisingha gets from classmates in school. The book was popular on release and has become part of the curriculum for Tau Cetian schools.		Written in 2456 by a [[New Hai Phong\|New Hai Phongese]] immigrant, '''Song Boy''' follows the life of its author Kraisingha Saeli as his family leaves behind Cua Song and Kraisingha’s beloved Tinh Than Block. Much of the book deals with the culture shock and how it impacts Kraisingha’s family. Over time the Saeli family begin to adjust to Tau Ceti life by adopting some of the cultures and finding new niches and interests in Cape City. In particular, some focus is given to Kraisingha’s older sister who at first is infuriated with how corporate Tau Ceti is. Kraisingha shares this opinion at first but the two eventually come to peace with the corporations as they begin to enjoy the benefits that they bring. The novel's name comes from a nickname Kraisingha gets from classmates in school. The book was popular on release and has become part of the curriculum for Tau Cetian schools.

			Mining with [[Hephaestus Industries]] entitles employees to free weekly issues of '''METEOR CRACKERS''', a Biesellite-published comic serial telling the story of a small Hephaestus mining team in slice-of-life format, while also educating readers on various hazards and edge situations that may or may not have been covered in initial training. There are three protagonists; the [[Konyang\|Konyanger]] Ayumi, the [[Mars\|Martian]] Ester, and the [[Gadpathur\|Gadpathurian]] Dnyaneshwar, or Yanesh. Each character has different perspectives on how to solve an obstacle in their work; Ester is a veteran who works on instinct, and has not actually studied Hephaestus' various manuals and instructions (this is framed as a moral failing). Yanesh can recite every manual ever written on mining, and lives strictly by the books. He doesn't get along with Ester, though it's framed as mere personal differences - his origin is rarely given focus. Meanwhile, Ayumi, the thoughtful newcomer, must decide whether to err on the side of Ester's intuition, Yanesh's established knowledge, or a compromise to defeat the obstacle. Yanesh is never exactly wrong on any subject, but is sometimes at a loss, and his methods can be improved when combined with Ester's. Ester is sometimes outright wrong, but always has a plan that sounds good. Hephaestus miners are given digital access to most issues as they're published for free. "Special issues" focus on developing the story above teaching best practice and are paywalled to all, but Hephaestus employees enjoy discounts. Printed magazines require a subscription.
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	==[[Coalition of Colonies]]==		==[[Coalition of Colonies]]==
	The entertainment industry of the Coalition is incredibly decentralized due to the nature of the Coalition itself with each planet producing its own unique forms of media ranging from anti-Solarian propaganda on Gadpathur (from posters to popular animated cartoons) to true crime series set in the seedy underbelly of Xanu Prime. However, much of the Coalition's well-known entertainment media can be traced back to its more developed colonies such as Himeo and Xanu Prime ~~(along with its colonies, such as Crosk)~~, with less-developed planets rarely producing entertainment that becomes known beyond the Coalition itself.		The entertainment industry of the Coalition is incredibly decentralized due to the nature of the Coalition itself with each planet producing its own unique forms of media ranging from anti-Solarian propaganda on Gadpathur (from posters to popular animated cartoons) to true crime series set in the seedy underbelly of Xanu Prime. However, much of the Coalition's well-known entertainment media can be traced back to its more developed colonies such as Himeo and Xanu Prime, with less-developed planets rarely producing entertainment that becomes known beyond the Coalition itself.

	Despite its humble origins in the Republic of Assunzione, the open-world RPG '''Lightwalker''' has found itself popular throughout the Orion Spur due to its setting and mix of traditional roleplaying game and horror elements. Gameplay centers around the player creating and taking control of a Zeng-Hu-sponsored exploration team that is being sent into uncharted depths of Light's Edge to find and retrieve a device referred to as the “bianhua”. The myriad twist and turns along the way will find the player and their team pushed to the limit by forces inside and outside of their small vessel. When they ultimately reach the bianhua, they are presented with a choice: should this device even be retrieved, or was the bianhua abandoned in this far away sector for a reason? Despite receiving some criticism from Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals itself, Lightwalker has been massively successful throughout the Orion Spur. However, many on Assunzione avoid the game due to its “gamifying” of Light's Edge and what can be found within its uncharted sectors.		Despite its humble origins in the Republic of Assunzione, the open-world RPG '''Lightwalker''' has found itself popular throughout the Orion Spur due to its setting and mix of traditional roleplaying game and horror elements. Gameplay centers around the player creating and taking control of a Zeng-Hu-sponsored exploration team that is being sent into uncharted depths of Light's Edge to find and retrieve a device referred to as the “bianhua”. The myriad twist and turns along the way will find the player and their team pushed to the limit by forces inside and outside of their small vessel. When they ultimately reach the bianhua, they are presented with a choice: should this device even be retrieved, or was the bianhua abandoned in this far away sector for a reason? Despite receiving some criticism from Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals itself, Lightwalker has been massively successful throughout the Orion Spur. However, many on Assunzione avoid the game due to its “gamifying” of Light's Edge and what can be found within its uncharted sectors.

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	Despite its humble origins in the Republic of Assunzione, the open-world RPG '''Lightwalker''' has found itself popular throughout the Orion Spur due to its setting and mix of traditional roleplaying game and horror elements. Gameplay centers around the player creating and taking control of a Zeng-Hu-sponsored exploration team that is being sent into uncharted depths of Light's Edge to find and retrieve a device referred to as the “bianhua”. The myriad twist and turns along the way will find the player and their team pushed to the limit by forces inside and outside of their small vessel. When they ultimately reach the bianhua, they are presented with a choice: should this device even be retrieved, or was the bianhua abandoned in this far away sector for a reason? Despite receiving some criticism from Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals itself, Lightwalker has been massively successful throughout the Orion Spur. However, many on Assunzione avoid the game due to its “gamifying” of Light's Edge and what can be found within its uncharted sectors.		Despite its humble origins in the Republic of Assunzione, the open-world RPG '''Lightwalker''' has found itself popular throughout the Orion Spur due to its setting and mix of traditional roleplaying game and horror elements. Gameplay centers around the player creating and taking control of a Zeng-Hu-sponsored exploration team that is being sent into uncharted depths of Light's Edge to find and retrieve a device referred to as the “bianhua”. The myriad twist and turns along the way will find the player and their team pushed to the limit by forces inside and outside of their small vessel. When they ultimately reach the bianhua, they are presented with a choice: should this device even be retrieved, or was the bianhua abandoned in this far away sector for a reason? Despite receiving some criticism from Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals itself, Lightwalker has been massively successful throughout the Orion Spur. However, many on Assunzione avoid the game due to its “gamifying” of Light's Edge and what can be found within its uncharted sectors.

	The long-running detective drama '''Xanu Underground''' is perhaps the most easily recognized piece of entertainment from the Coalition itself. With the series having run for nearly seventy continuous years, Xanu Underground and its uncompromising depiction of life in the massive cities of Xanu Prime have achieved fame throughout the Orion Spur as one of the greatest police procedurals ever made. Though initially set in the transition from Solarian to local rule at the start of the Interstellar War, Xanu Underground has jumped around the planet's history with a five-season-long series generally centered around two detectives. The most recent protagonists are vice detective Beatrice Fitzpatrick and her baseline colleague ICO (short for Intelligence Cataloguer and Organizer) and their attempts to bring down a drug smuggling cartel operating out of ~~Zaurghis~~. With this series' second season having started in 2463, it is clear that much of their story remains.		The long-running detective drama '''Xanu Underground''' is perhaps the most easily recognized piece of entertainment from the Coalition itself. With the series having run for nearly seventy continuous years, Xanu Underground and its uncompromising depiction of life in the massive cities of Xanu Prime have achieved fame throughout the Orion Spur as one of the greatest police procedurals ever made. Though initially set in the transition from Solarian to local rule at the start of the Interstellar War, Xanu Underground has jumped around the planet's history with a five-season-long series generally centered around two detectives. The most recent protagonists are vice detective Beatrice Fitzpatrick and her baseline colleague ICO (short for Intelligence Cataloguer and Organizer) and their attempts to bring down a drug smuggling cartel operating out of Galatea. With this series' second season having started in 2463, it is clear that much of their story remains.

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La Villa Strangiato: Adds (elyran isekai) YOUR FAVOURITE.

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	A less famous yet still beloved holovid originating in the animation studios of Persepolis is the '''Blood on the Sands''' series, which presents a dramatization of the Medina [[Medina#The_Phoron_Bulletin\|phoron bulletin]] and the phoron hunters that work to fulfill it. Full of drama, intrigue, and suspense, Blood on the Sands has seen wild success in the Republic itself, and its broad cast of characters dedicated to hunting phoron have helped it become widely watched outside of the Republic. Its producers, Leviathan Studios, are well regarded throughout the animation industry for the lengths they have taken to ensure Blood on the Sands remains as faithful to its source material as possible all while being animated.		A less famous yet still beloved holovid originating in the animation studios of Persepolis is the '''Blood on the Sands''' series, which presents a dramatization of the Medina [[Medina#The_Phoron_Bulletin\|phoron bulletin]] and the phoron hunters that work to fulfill it. Full of drama, intrigue, and suspense, Blood on the Sands has seen wild success in the Republic itself, and its broad cast of characters dedicated to hunting phoron have helped it become widely watched outside of the Republic. Its producers, Leviathan Studios, are well regarded throughout the animation industry for the lengths they have taken to ensure Blood on the Sands remains as faithful to its source material as possible all while being animated.

			'''YOUR FAVOURITE''', while not especially renowned in its homeland, has something of a cult following in the [[Coalition of Colonies]]. It is a netcomic (an independently-serialised online comic strip) written and illustrated by Noor Amari, considered the codifier of Medina's ''ghul-anata'' or "ghoulpunk" movement. Ghoulpunk attempts to go against the grain of Medina's beauty and perfection-focused art culture, creating works that are strange, garish, or offputting; YOUR FAVOURITE is no exception. It centers around a young Elyran woman, Yasmina, who dies in a shuttle crash only to wake up in a world very similar to hers, except everyone is some form of anthropomorphic animal. Having been a homebody and a notoriously anxious person in her previous life, Yasmina resolves to do everything she didn't have the courage to do before, to darkly humourous results. Featuring rather frank and lurid depictions of topics seen as "taboo" in Elyra, it became popular enough to receive publication on [[Xanu Prime]]. According to Amari, she sent the script to an Elyran publisher but never received word back.

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La Villa Strangiato: Adds Witchfire and the other entertainment lore on the main Biesel page.

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-The media of the Republic of [[Biesel]] is (often rightfully) criticized for being low-quality by critics from across the Orion Spur. NanoTrasen's utter dominance over the system results in little to no non-NanoTrasen owned business including film studios and independent media-producers, leading to an enormous brain drain to more established capitals of the entertainment industry such as Venus and, less commonly, Persepolis. What media that is produced in the Republic is typically heavily biased towards NanoTrasen and rarely displays competing perspectives. However, this may change in the immediate future due to Einstein Engines allowing for the establishment of Phoenix Productions, an independent film-making studio in Phoenixport. Some of the most notable entertainment products from the young Republic include, but are not limited to:
+The media of the Republic of [[Biesel]] is (often rightfully) criticized for being low-quality by critics from across the Orion Spur. [[NanoTrasen|NanoTrasen's]] utter dominance over the system results in little to no non-NanoTrasen owned business including film studios and independent media-producers, leading to an enormous brain drain to more established capitals of the entertainment industry such as [[Venus]] and, less commonly, [[Persepolis]]. What media that is produced in the Republic is typically heavily biased towards NanoTrasen and rarely displays competing perspectives. However, this may change in the immediate future due to Einstein Engines allowing for the establishment of Phoenix Productions, an independent film-making studio in Phoenixport.
 The '''NT-Game!''' (emphasis included, and highly recommended if you are the person responsible for selling it at your local NTmart) is NanoTrasen's flagship gaming system, and is loosely based upon the electronics used in the standard NT-PDA every employee is issued before starting work at a NanoTrasen-owned facility. The NT-Game! is a remarkably cheap device beloved by adults and children alike throughout the Republic of Biesel and has a battery capable of running for two days without charging in ideal conditions. With a variety of games including Foreign Legionnaire: Heroes of Tau Ceti, the NT-Game! is certain to remain relevant for years to come. NT-Game! software is mostly compatible with the software of a standard NT-PDA, which has led to some employees modifying their PDAs to play NT-Swap! Games. NanoTrasen advises its employees not to do this, but has found little success in stopping the spread of “cracked” PDAs among its employees. Users of the NT-Game! are referred to by marketing as '''NT-Gamers!''' (also with emphasis) despite criticism at how “horribly corporate,” the name is.
 The flagship game of the NT-Game! (emphasis is important, remember that) is -- as mentioned above -- '''Foreign Legionnaire: Heroes of Tau Ceti'''. Foreign Legionnaire is a first-person shooter set during the declaration of independence of Tau Ceti that postulates a “what if?” scenario where the Sol Alliance invaded the Republic of Biesel rather than letting it go free. The player takes control of a volunteer of the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion, which has hastily formed in response to the Solarian invasion. While the campaign has been hailed by Republican media for its story of a brave, ultimately hopeless stand against the Alliance, the real draw of Foreign Legionnaire is undoubtedly the multiplayer: players fight massive battles in locations across Tau Ceti as either a member of the Alliance or the Republic using a variety of guns and vehicles. Order your copy today and receive the Tajara Legionnaire DLC for free!
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WhatsUpBrotendo: Nralakk Federation

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Nralakk Federation

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	The Alliance is home to the greatest share of humanity's entertainment industry due to its massive size and often ancient production companies, some of which can trace their founding back to even before humans were able to go beyond their own atmosphere! Despite an increasingly authoritarian climate and the loss of much territory by the Alliance in recent years, Cytherea has managed to retain its spot as the so-called “Emperor of Entertainment” and attempts to censor it by the Alliance's government have slid off of it like rain due to [[Venus]]' prominent position in the Alliance. Many of Biesel's prominent entertainers— actors to writers— eventually find their way to Cytherea due to Venus' lack of a megacorporate stranglehold. But while Cytherea may be the Emperor, it is hardly the only source of entertainment! Planets throughout the Alliance produce their own forms of media ranging from crime dramas on [[New Hai Phong]] to [[Human_Social_Media#Holo-Dive \|Holo-Dive]] vacations on [[Silversun]] sponsored by [[Idris Incorporated]].		The Alliance is home to the greatest share of humanity's entertainment industry due to its massive size and often ancient production companies, some of which can trace their founding back to even before humans were able to go beyond their own atmosphere! Despite an increasingly authoritarian climate and the loss of much territory by the Alliance in recent years, Cytherea has managed to retain its spot as the so-called “Emperor of Entertainment” and attempts to censor it by the Alliance's government have slid off of it like rain due to [[Venus]]' prominent position in the Alliance. Many of Biesel's prominent entertainers— actors to writers— eventually find their way to Cytherea due to Venus' lack of a megacorporate stranglehold. But while Cytherea may be the Emperor, it is hardly the only source of entertainment! Planets throughout the Alliance produce their own forms of media ranging from crime dramas on [[New Hai Phong]] to [[Human_Social_Media#Holo-Dive \|Holo-Dive]] vacations on [[Silversun]] sponsored by [[Idris Incorporated]].

	One of the most successful video games in the Alliance is '''Solarian Marines''', a multiplayer-only first-person shooter with real-time strategy elements that throws players into a conflict between the 3rd Battalion of the 54th Solarian Marine Regiment and the heinous Tup Research Division of the ~~Jargon~~ Federation that has gone rogue due to the presence of the insane Xivxum Xiuzux. With the Federation unable to stop the rogue doctor, the heroic marines must step in and save the day. Despite drawing controversy due to its negative depictions of the skrell, Solarian Marines is played throughout the Orion Spur due to continued support of its asymmetrical gameplay. The Marines must land upon the planet from their vessel, the Conrad, before pushing into and eliminating the Tup research facility deep underground. The Tups must steal DNA using small, invisible probe units that disable and temporarily knock marines out in order to unlock more powerful Skrell bioforms and push the marines back onto the Conrad (this depiction of the ~~Jargon~~ Federation's Tups has drawn immense criticism from the Federation itself, but has not stopped the game from becoming a best-seller). With a wild variety of Skrell bioforms -- ranging from the Tup themselves to hulking war bioforms able to throw marines like ragdolls -- and marine roles -- from humble grunts to the Captain of the Conrad -- Solarian Marines has enough to keep players occupied for hundreds of hours as long as they can get past its extremely controversial depiction of Skrell. Plus, extensive character creation you can design your own marine that looks like you!		One of the most successful video games in the Alliance is '''Solarian Marines''', a multiplayer-only first-person shooter with real-time strategy elements that throws players into a conflict between the 3rd Battalion of the 54th Solarian Marine Regiment and the heinous Tup Research Division of the Nralakk Federation that has gone rogue due to the presence of the insane Xivxum Xiuzux. With the Federation unable to stop the rogue doctor, the heroic marines must step in and save the day. Despite drawing controversy due to its negative depictions of the skrell, Solarian Marines is played throughout the Orion Spur due to continued support of its asymmetrical gameplay. The Marines must land upon the planet from their vessel, the Conrad, before pushing into and eliminating the Tup research facility deep underground. The Tups must steal DNA using small, invisible probe units that disable and temporarily knock marines out in order to unlock more powerful Skrell bioforms and push the marines back onto the Conrad (this depiction of the Nralakk Federation's Tups has drawn immense criticism from the Federation itself, but has not stopped the game from becoming a best-seller). With a wild variety of Skrell bioforms -- ranging from the Tup themselves to hulking war bioforms able to throw marines like ragdolls -- and marine roles -- from humble grunts to the Captain of the Conrad -- Solarian Marines has enough to keep players occupied for hundreds of hours as long as they can get past its extremely controversial depiction of Skrell. Plus, extensive character creation you can design your own marine that looks like you!

	The most successful movie franchise in the Alliance, perhaps in the entire Spur, is without a doubt '''Monkey King'''. With its seventh main line installment having recently released in February 2463 to rave reviews and massive profits, the Cytherean-produced series has secured its continued dominance over the holovid (or “holo-movie” for the official term) industry despite criticism that the series primarily centered around the titular Monkey King's visually stunning fights rather than actual plots. The Monkey King himself is depicted as a wandering hero travelling throughout the Orion Spur and beyond in search of the next biggest fight to prove himself in. A reason for the ongoing profitability of Monkey King is the early adoption of holographic movie projection by the franchise in the mid-2430s, which helped bring the franchise to the next level of spectacle: viewers are transported into the fight itself, able to view it from almost any angle if viewed in an appropriately equipped holo-plex theater.		The most successful movie franchise in the Alliance, perhaps in the entire Spur, is without a doubt '''Monkey King'''. With its seventh main line installment having recently released in February 2463 to rave reviews and massive profits, the Cytherean-produced series has secured its continued dominance over the holovid (or “holo-movie” for the official term) industry despite criticism that the series primarily centered around the titular Monkey King's visually stunning fights rather than actual plots. The Monkey King himself is depicted as a wandering hero travelling throughout the Orion Spur and beyond in search of the next biggest fight to prove himself in. A reason for the ongoing profitability of Monkey King is the early adoption of holographic movie projection by the franchise in the mid-2430s, which helped bring the franchise to the next level of spectacle: viewers are transported into the fight itself, able to view it from almost any angle if viewed in an appropriately equipped holo-plex theater.

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Category consistency.

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Burrito Justice: replace gross apostraphes

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