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* {{Oceanpunk}}: Modern fantasy or speculative fiction set at sea, often drawing on elements from the age of WoodenShipsAndIronMen.
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* {{Oceanpunk}}: OceanPunk: Modern fantasy or speculative fiction set at sea, often drawing on elements from the age of WoodenShipsAndIronMen.
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* TheApunkalypse
* AtomPunk
* {{Biopunk}}
* {{Capepunk}}
* CattlePunk
* CassetteFuturism
* ClockPunk
* {{Cyberpunk}}
** CyberpunkForFlavor
** PostCyberpunk
* DesertPunk
* DieselPunk
* DungeonPunk
* FantasticNoir
* GaslampFantasy
* GothicPunk
* GunpowderFantasy
* {{Mythpunk}}
* {{Oceanpunk}}
* SandalPunk
* ScavengedPunk
* {{Solarpunk}}
* {{Steampunk}}
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* StonePunk
* [[TeslaTechTimeline Teslapunk]]
* UrbanFantasy
* AtomPunk
* {{Biopunk}}
* {{Capepunk}}
* CattlePunk
* CassetteFuturism
* ClockPunk
* {{Cyberpunk}}
** CyberpunkForFlavor
** PostCyberpunk
* DesertPunk
* DieselPunk
* DungeonPunk
* FantasticNoir
* GaslampFantasy
* GothicPunk
* GunpowderFantasy
* {{Mythpunk}}
* {{Oceanpunk}}
* SandalPunk
* ScavengedPunk
* {{Solarpunk}}
* {{Steampunk}}
** PhlebotinumInducedSteampunk
* StonePunk
* [[TeslaTechTimeline Teslapunk]]
* UrbanFantasy
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* TheApunkalypse
TheApunkalypse: The rise of lawless punks leads to the downfall of civilized society, or the apocalypse brings about the emergence of lawless punks.
*AtomPunk
[[RaygunGothic Atom Punk]]: A sleek, futuristic setting with "Atomic Power" logos on everything; popular in the [[TheFifties 1950s]], [[TheSixties 1960s]], or early-to-mid [[TheSeventies 1970s]].
*{{Biopunk}}
{{Biopunk}}: A gritty, futuristic setting with heavy [[OrganicTechnology biotechnology]]-inspired elements.
*{{Capepunk}}
{{Capepunk}}: Realistic, {{deconstructi|on}}ve takes on the superhero genre.
*CattlePunk
CattlePunk: TheWestern with {{steampunk}} elements.
*CassetteFuturism
CassetteFuturism: A futuristic setting built on late 20th century analog technology.
*ClockPunk
ClockPunk: Widespread use of clockwork-like technologies and machinery beyond simple clocks, often in a [[UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance Renaissance]][=/=][[BaroqueMusic Baroque]] era setting.
*{{Cyberpunk}}
{{Cyberpunk}}: A dark and cynical genre based on the impact of advanced computer technology on society, often [[CrapsackWorld as a tool for corporate or governmental oppression]] and resistance towards it.
**CyberpunkForFlavor
CyberpunkForFlavor: A work includes cyberpunk elements and aesthetics without being fully in on the genre.
**PostCyberpunk
PostCyberpunk: Cyberpunk, except in AWorldHalfFull instead of a CrapsackWorld, with an emphasis on changing the social order for the better from within rather than toppling the system entirely.
*DesertPunk
DesertPunk: A sci-fi world set in a desert.
*DieselPunk
DieselPunk: A retro-futuristic setting based on early 20th century technology.
*DungeonPunk
DungeonPunk: A dark and gritty world where spells, enchanted artifacts, and {{magitek}} take the place of modern technology.
*FantasticNoir
FantasticNoir: FilmNoir mysteries with a fantasy or sci-fi twist, popularized in TheEighties.
*GaslampFantasy
GaslampFantasy: 19th century {{Steampunk}} settings with fantastical magic instead of technology.
*GothicPunk
GothicPunk: A modern, fantasy setting which heavily draws on GothicHorror elements.
*GunpowderFantasy
GunpowderFantasy: Fantasy works based on the early modern period, roughly spanning UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance through UsefulNotes/TheNapoleonicWars, i.e. the 15th to very early 19th century.
*{{Mythpunk}}
{{Mythpunk}}: Classical folklore and fairy tales rewritten with darker, postmodern elements.
*{{Oceanpunk}}
{{Oceanpunk}}: Modern fantasy or speculative fiction set at sea, often drawing on elements from the age of WoodenShipsAndIronMen.
*SandalPunk
SandalPunk: Science fiction set in the Bronze Age up until the Middle Ages, usually drawing on AncientGrome and the Middle East (for Biblical stories).
*ScavengedPunk
ScavengedPunk: Culture and technology built out of scavenged junk.
*{{Solarpunk}}
SolarPunk: A futuristic setting based on renewable energy and sustainability.
*{{Steampunk}}
{{Steampunk}}: A retro-futuristic setting with steam power as the basis for advanced technology, generally with a late 19th century aesthetic.
**PhlebotinumInducedSteampunk
PhlebotinumInducedSteampunk: Advanced technology run on rare or magical materials.
*StonePunk
StonePunk: Modern inventions and technology but made with Stone Age materials.
* [[TeslaTechTimelineTeslapunk]]
Teslapunk]]: [[LightningCanDoAnything Lightning-based]] technology attributed to Nikola Tesla's alleged scientific genius.
*UrbanFantasyUrbanFantasy: Fantastical elements in a modern setting.
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In the 1980s, authors like Creator/WilliamGibson and Creator/BruceSterling wrote dystopian novels set TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture, where they explored themes such as the impact of modern technology on everyday life, the rise of the global datasphere as an arena for communication, commerce, conflict, and crime, and invasive [[CyberneticsEatYourSoul cybernetic body modifications]]. The heroes of these [[FilmNoir dark and cynical]] stories were marginalized, disillusioned, and rebellious "punks" striving for survival against overwhelming odds, [[DownerEnding often futilely]], in [[CityNoir corrupt megacities]] and surreal {{cyberspace}} realms. Bruce Bethke called this {{Cyberpunk}}, and it had tremendous influence on the entire SpeculativeFiction community, spawning a whole fountain of derivatives.
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In the 1980s, TheEighties, authors like Creator/WilliamGibson and Creator/BruceSterling wrote dystopian novels set TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture, where they explored themes such as the impact of modern technology on everyday life, the rise of the global datasphere as an arena for communication, commerce, conflict, and crime, and invasive [[CyberneticsEatYourSoul cybernetic body modifications]]. The heroes of these [[FilmNoir dark and cynical]] stories were marginalized, disillusioned, and rebellious "punks" striving for survival against overwhelming odds, [[DownerEnding often futilely]], in [[CityNoir corrupt megacities]] and surreal {{cyberspace}} realms. Bruce Bethke called this {{Cyberpunk}}, and it had tremendous influence on the entire SpeculativeFiction community, spawning a whole fountain of derivatives.
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HumongousMecha and PoweredArmor are not a part of these settings ''per se'', but they're an easy visual shorthand to show how far technology has developed. Similarly, they and their derivatives ({{Chicken Walker}}s, {{Walking Tank}}s, {{Cool Airship}}s, etc.) tend to show up sooner or later, particularly in LighterAndSofter works.
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HumongousMecha and PoweredArmor are not a part of these settings ''per se'', but they're an easy visual shorthand to show how far technology has developed. Similarly, they and their derivatives ({{Chicken Walker}}s, {{Walking Tank}}s, {{Cool Airship}}s, ClockOfPower etc.) tend to show up sooner or later, particularly in LighterAndSofter works.
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It's worth noting that Punk-Punk is not its own genre, but rather an umbrella term used by TV Tropes to describe the entire web of genres that stem from Cyberpunk.
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HumongousMecha and PoweredArmor are not a part of these settings ''per se'', but their easy visual shorthand for showing how far their chosen technology has developed means that they and their derivatives ({{Chicken Walker}}s, {{Walking Tank}}s, etc...) tend to show up in nearly all of them sooner or later, particularly in lighter works.
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HumongousMecha and PoweredArmor are not a part of these settings ''per se'', but their they're an easy visual shorthand for showing to show how far their chosen technology has developed means that developed. Similarly, they and their derivatives ({{Chicken Walker}}s, {{Walking Tank}}s, etc...{{Cool Airship}}s, etc.) tend to show up in nearly all of them sooner or later, particularly in lighter LighterAndSofter works.
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