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* ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheDreaming'' and ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'' can be played this way. Nothing forces Storytellers to adopt RealLife fairy tales to his or her game, though.
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* ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheDreaming'' and ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'' can be played this way. Nothing forces Storytellers to adopt RealLife fairy tales to his or her their game, though.
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* SteamPunk: Often overlaps with mythpunk, especially in its Victorianna trappings.
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* SteamPunk: Often overlaps with mythpunk, especially in its Victorianna Victoriana trappings.
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* ComicBook/{{Hellboy}} has shades of this, combining fictional [[EldritchAbomination cosmic horrors]] with real-world mythological figures like Literature/BabaYaga and Hecate.
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* ComicBook/{{Hellboy}} has shades of this, combining fictional [[EldritchAbomination cosmic horrors]] with real-world mythological figures like Literature/BabaYaga and Hecate.[[Myth/ClassicalMythology Hecate]].
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Although this (sub)genre shares many elements with UrbanFantasy, mythpunk stories tend to avoid [[ThreeActStructure linear or obvious story structures]], [[PurpleProse simple prose]] and [[ClicheStorm easily-discernible character archetypes]]. You may find talking dance shoes or carnivorous zebra-satyrs in a mythpunk tale, but [[{{Wangst}} lovesick vampires]] are right out!
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Although this (sub)genre shares many elements with UrbanFantasy, mythpunk stories tend to avoid [[ThreeActStructure linear or obvious story structures]], [[PurpleProse [[BeigeProse simple prose]] and [[ClicheStorm easily-discernible character archetypes]]. You may find talking dance shoes or carnivorous zebra-satyrs in a mythpunk tale, but [[{{Wangst}} lovesick vampires]] are right out!
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[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythpunk#Other_proposed_derivatives Mythpunk]] refers to "a subgenre of mythic fiction" in which classical folklore and fairy tales get hyperpoetic postmodern makeovers. Coined by author Creator/CatherynneMValente, the term [[http://yuki-onna.livejournal.com/263738.html describes]] "a brand of speculative fiction which starts in folklore and myth and adds elements of postmodern fantastic techniques: urban fantasy, confessional poetry, non-linear storytelling, linguistic calisthenics, worldbuilding, and academic fantasy."
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[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythpunk#Other_proposed_derivatives Mythpunk]] refers to "a subgenre SubGenre of mythic fiction" in which classical folklore and fairy tales get hyperpoetic postmodern makeovers. Coined by author Creator/CatherynneMValente, the term [[http://yuki-onna.livejournal.com/263738.html describes]] "a brand of speculative fiction which starts in folklore and myth and adds elements of postmodern fantastic techniques: urban fantasy, confessional poetry, non-linear storytelling, linguistic calisthenics, worldbuilding, and academic fantasy."
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* Talitha Holland's novel ''Literature/{{Psyche}}'' imagines the Greek Princess who becomes a goodness as having a very contemporary point of view, and the gods and goddesses being downright modern in their speech and even dress.
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** Sei's saga in ''Literature/{{Palimpsest}}'' features some [[CoolTrain amazing visions of locomotive mythology]]. As a promotional tour , Catherynne M. Valente toured several cities by train (mirroring the locomotive and city themes throughout the book). During that tour, Valente, her fans and various collaborators staged readings, shows and musical performances, often in costume.
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** Sei's saga in ''Literature/{{Palimpsest}}'' features some [[CoolTrain amazing visions of locomotive mythology]]. As a promotional tour , tour, Catherynne M. Valente toured several cities by train (mirroring the locomotive and city themes throughout the book). During that tour, Valente, her fans and various collaborators staged readings, shows and musical performances, often in costume.
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* ''LightNovel/TheMysticArchivesOfDantalian'' does it in-universe: storybooks have powers that can be drawn into RealLife, and it's the job of the main characters to stop such effects before they harm people. [[AntiHero Some of them]] are more willing to ShootTheDog than others.
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* ''LightNovel/TheMysticArchivesOfDantalian'' ''Literature/TheMysticArchivesOfDantalian'' does it in-universe: storybooks have powers that can be drawn into RealLife, and it's the job of the main characters to stop such effects before they harm people. [[AntiHero Some of them]] are more willing to ShootTheDog than others.
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* An apparent progenitor of this subgenre can be found in Neil Gaiman's ''[[ComicBook/TheSandman Sandman]]'' series, especially the "Season of Mists" story arc and the tales "Ramadan" and "Dream of 1000 Cats."
* An apparent progenitor of this subgenre can be found in Neil Gaiman's ''[[ComicBook/TheSandman Sandman]]'' series, especially the "Season of Mists" story arc and the tales "Ramadan" and "Dream of 1000 Cats."
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While Cartoon Network is most of the time a [[LighterAndSofter Lighter and Softer]]-theme channel for rest of history put sometimes they do have darker and grim cartoon shows to time and time again. Put only two know shows actually contain Mythpunk either under or over.
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While most of the time Cartoon Network is most of the time a [[LighterAndSofter Lighter and Softer]]-theme channel for rest of history put sometimes they do have darker and grim cartoon Softer]] channel, two shows to time and time again. Put only two know shows actually contain Mythpunk either under or over.elements.
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* In ''Literature/DragonPearl'', Korean Mythology coexists with futuristic and sci-fi technologies, such as spaceships and galactic empires.
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* The ''Jabberwocky'' series of anthologies published by Prime Books
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