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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Most of the Cybertanks themselves. They are mostly descriptive, such as "Old Guy" himself, or "Too Clever". Other early examples are "Stochastic", "Double-Wide" and [[AerithAndBob "Prophet of Doom" and "Bob"]].
** The names of the Amok subspecies are pretty great. "Assassin Clones", "Doll Swarm", "Fuzzy Moose", "Blade Fetish", "Ghost Monster", "Battle Spam" and "Happy Leeches"
** Also applies to the books themselves. I mean, come on, "Space Battleship Scharnhorst and the Library of Doom"? Or "Neoliberal Economists Must Die".
** The names of the Amok subspecies are pretty great. "Assassin Clones", "Doll Swarm", "Fuzzy Moose", "Blade Fetish", "Ghost Monster", "Battle Spam" and "Happy Leeches"
** Also applies to the books themselves. I mean, come on, "Space Battleship Scharnhorst and the Library of Doom"? Or "Neoliberal Economists Must Die".
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* {{Literature/SpaceBattleshipScharnhorstAndTheLibraryOfDoom}}: It is the distant future and the human race has gone. Whether extinct or moved on to a higher level of existence, nobody knows. Their civilization has been inherited by the cybertanks: massive atomic powered war machines with mentalities modeled on the human psyche. Theirs is an idyllic existence: throwing parties, killing aliens, creating works of art, shooting skeet with hypersonic missiles. But now an ancient evil from the darkest nightmares of humanity threatens to resurface and destroy them all. Are the cybertanks up to the challenge?
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* {{Literature/SpaceBattleshipScharnhorstAndTheLibraryOfDoom}}: {{Literature/Space Battleship Scharnhorst And The Library Of Doom}}: It is the distant future and the human race has gone. Whether extinct or moved on to a higher level of existence, nobody knows. Their civilization has been inherited by the cybertanks: massive atomic powered war machines with mentalities modeled on the human psyche. Theirs is an idyllic existence: throwing parties, killing aliens, creating works of art, shooting skeet with hypersonic missiles. But now an ancient evil from the darkest nightmares of humanity threatens to resurface and destroy them all. Are the cybertanks up to the challenge?
