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* PandaingToTheAudience: Maiko makes panda costumes up for the cast once they become a small squad. [[spoiler:Simon's made one too.]]

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It takes TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (well, OK, 2012--[[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] as an AlternateFuture), in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles Lakes, California. Collin Meeks, a young Nerd, finally has bought his Virtual Internet System helmet, allowing him to finally get into {{Cyberspace}}. He's got a rather lacklustre family, of course, as well as slacker friend Erk and would-be {{Hacker}} Maiko.

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It takes TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (well, OK, 2012--[[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] as an AlternateFuture), in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles Lakes, California. Collin Meeks, a young Nerd, finally has bought his Virtual Internet System helmet, allowing him to finally get into {{Cyberspace}}. He's got a rather lacklustre family, of course, as well as slacker friend Erk and would-be {{Hacker}} hacker Maiko.



* AIIsACrapshoot: Riggi is definitely not just another video game rabbit, as events unfold. Much to his programmer's dismay. Mr Bunwah also seems pretty self-aware.



** AIIsACrapshoot: Riggi is definitely not just another video game rabbit, as events unfold. Much to his programmer's dismay. Mr Bunwah also seems pretty self-aware.
* AcceptableTargets: In-universe, Mr Bunwah, the lawyer. Riggi's {{Mooks}} are programmed to laugh at his expense. 'He's a creepy bunny.'



* {{Cyberspace}}: The Virtual Internet System, accessed via Total VirtualReality (TVR) helmet.

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* {{Cyberspace}}: The Virtual Internet System, accessed via Total VirtualReality Virtual Reality (TVR) helmet.
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* UsefulNotes/FurryFandom: A bystander wonders if Catreece is part of it, given her fuzzy appearance.
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* SafeWord: The TitleDrop is the command to log off from VIS.
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* ResortToPouting: Cateece seems to think making a "boo boo face" will keep her snow cone from melting. It gives Collin the idea to make magic shoes that change the laws of the universe if you make a sad enough face and talk about what's making you sad.
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Hollywood Nerd has been disambig'd and is no longer a trope.


It takes TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (well, OK, 2012--[[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] as an AlternateFuture), in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles Lakes, California. Collin Meeks, a young HollywoodNerd, finally has bought his Virtual Internet System helmet, allowing him to finally get into {{Cyberspace}}. He's got a rather lacklustre family, of course, as well as slacker friend Erk and would-be {{Hacker}} Maiko.

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It takes TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (well, OK, 2012--[[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] as an AlternateFuture), in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles Lakes, California. Collin Meeks, a young HollywoodNerd, Nerd, finally has bought his Virtual Internet System helmet, allowing him to finally get into {{Cyberspace}}. He's got a rather lacklustre family, of course, as well as slacker friend Erk and would-be {{Hacker}} Maiko.
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* QuirkyGirlQuirkyTux: Catreece likes to wear the fishnet variation when performing a musical number. She's both lampshading the star quality associated with the tights version of the tux, plus she's quite the unusual female, being a cat pretending to be a young woman in an on-line virtual world.
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* DigitalBikini: The original comics had Catreece subject to FurryNudity to start off, although later she keeps normal human clothing habits. The TokyoPop release has her always dressed--fully in most scenes, an actual swimsuit in a beach area. Noticeable most when Collin thinks back in chapter 6 to his memories of Catreece--those images (in hazy distortion) are NOT altered. (A lesser example of the censorship principle is where a martini later on becomes an 'olive beverage'.)

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* DigitalBikini: The original comics had Catreece subject to FurryNudity to start off, although later she keeps normal human clothing habits. The TokyoPop {{Creator/Tokyopop}} release has her always dressed--fully in most scenes, an actual swimsuit in a beach area. Noticeable most when Collin thinks back in chapter 6 to his memories of Catreece--those images (in hazy distortion) are NOT altered. (A lesser example of the censorship principle is where a martini later on becomes an 'olive beverage'.)
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An OELManga by Rikki Simons and Tavisha Wolfgarth-Simons (better known as Tavicat), originally as a full-colour comic book before being picked up by TokyoPop for a two-volume black-and-white manga edition.

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An OELManga by Rikki Simons and Tavisha Wolfgarth-Simons (better known as Tavicat), originally as a full-colour comic book before being picked up by TokyoPop {{Creator/Tokyopop}} for a two-volume black-and-white manga edition.
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* FurryFandom: A bystander wonders if Catreece is part of it, given her fuzzy appearance.

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* FurryFandom: UsefulNotes/FurryFandom: A bystander wonders if Catreece is part of it, given her fuzzy appearance.
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It takes TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (well, OK, 2012--[[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] as an AlternateFuture), in LosAngeles Lakes, California. Collin Meeks, a young HollywoodNerd, finally has bought his Virtual Internet System helmet, allowing him to finally get into {{Cyberspace}}. He's got a rather lacklustre family, of course, as well as slacker friend Erk and would-be {{Hacker}} Maiko.

And a cat, Catreece. Cats, of course, get into everything. HilarityEnsues. Especially when Maiko's sister shows up, as well as a few friends that don't exist offline ...

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It takes TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (well, OK, 2012--[[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] as an AlternateFuture), in LosAngeles UsefulNotes/LosAngeles Lakes, California. Collin Meeks, a young HollywoodNerd, finally has bought his Virtual Internet System helmet, allowing him to finally get into {{Cyberspace}}. He's got a rather lacklustre family, of course, as well as slacker friend Erk and would-be {{Hacker}} Maiko.

And a cat, Catreece. Cats, of course, get into everything. HilarityEnsues. Especially when Maiko's sister shows up, as well as a few friends that don't exist offline ...
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* AcceptableTargets: In-universe, Mr Bunwah, the lawyer. Riggi's {{Mooks}} are programmed to laugh at his expense. 'He's a creepy bunny.'

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* AcceptableTargets: In-universe, Mr Bunwah, the lawyer. Riggi's {{Mooks}} are programmed to laugh at his expense. 'He's a creepy bunny.' '



* YearInsideHourOutside: There's normal time, and 'VIS Quicktime', letting you live about 8 hours online for every 1 hour of reality.

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* YearInsideHourOutside: There's normal time, and 'VIS Quicktime', letting you live about 8 hours online for every 1 hour of reality.
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* AcceptableTargets: Mr Bunwah, the lawyer. Riggi's {{Mooks}} are programmed to laugh at his expense. 'He's a creepy bunny.'

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* AcceptableTargets: In-universe, Mr Bunwah, the lawyer. Riggi's {{Mooks}} are programmed to laugh at his expense. 'He's a creepy bunny.''
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Tropes featured in ''Reality Check'' include:

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* DigitalBikini: The original comics had Catreece subject to FurryNudity to start off, although later she keeps normal human clothing habits. The TokyoPop release has her always dressed--fully in most scenes, an actual swimsuit in a beach area. Noticeable most when Collin thinks back in chapter 6 to his memories of Catreece--those images (in hazy distortion) are NOT altered. (A lesser example of the censorship principle is where a martini later on becomes an 'olive beverage'.)

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