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[[WMG: Afrikaans culture RecycledINSPACE!]]
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* The ChemRail gun Max finds in the armory is definitely feels like it came right out of the Prawn arsenal.
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* The ChemRail Chemrail gun Max finds in the armory is definitely feels like it came right out of the Prawn arsenal.
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* The ChemRail gun Max finds in the armory is definitely feels like it came right out of the Prawn arsenal.
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*** It's implicit in the series that the psychological problems are a result of cumulative exposure--and the sarcophagus inheriently addictive. It's basically a malfunctioning AutoDoc that will eventually add free induced psychopathy.
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Remember that whole medical chamber where people started being revived? What if those chambers were publicly available via humanitarian services? People stop dying, lifespans increase, the amount of children in the world doubles, even triples. Eventually, the overpopulation crisis is so insanely terrible that mass famine and poverty strike most of the first world, which leads to the world of LA we see in the film. Now you have gotten people in the 20th century still alive, even corporate execs, who now have access to near immortality.
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Remember that whole medical chamber where people started being revived? What if those chambers were publicly available via humanitarian services? People stop dying, lifespans increase, the amount of children in the world doubles, even triples. Eventually, the overpopulation crisis is so insanely terrible that mass famine and poverty strike most of the first world, which leads to the world of LA we see in the film. Now you have gotten people in the 20th century still alive, even corporate execs, who now have access to near immortality.
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[[WMG: ''Elysium'' is set in the ''{{Film/District9}}'' universe.]]
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[[WMG: ''Elysium'' is set in the ''{{Film/District9}}'' ''{{Film/District 9}}'' universe.]]
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[[WMG: ''Elysium'' is set in the ''Film/DistrictNine'' universe.]]
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[[WMG: ''Elysium'' is set in the ''Film/DistrictNine'' ''Film/District9'' universe.]]
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[[WMG: Elysium is set in the District-9 Verse.]]
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* Even better, Kruger may actually be Wilkins from D9. He's old enough, assuming he got his Prawnishnes fixed.
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* Even better, Kruger may actually be Wilkins Wikus from D9. He's old enough, assuming he got his Prawnishnes fixed.
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Remember that whole medical chamber where people started being revived? What if those chambers were publicly available via humanitarian services? People stop dying, lifespans increase, the amount of children in the world doubles, even triples. Eventually, the overpopulation crisis is so insanely terrible that mass famine and poverty strike most of the first world, which leads to the world of LA we see in the film. Now you have gotten people in the 20th century still alive, even corporate execs, who now have access to near immortality.
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** ''Overuse'' of the sarcophagus is what drives people insane, so as long as the people of Earth only use it for life-threatening cases they should be fine. But it explains perfectly why so many people on Elysium - who use it to fix ''crow's feet'' - are cold-blooded sociopaths who don't care about Earthers dying of easily-treated leukemia or radiation poisoning. And given how familiar Kruger and his men are with the device - one even mentioned how pissed off Kruger was after having his legs re-attached a few years earlier - him being AxCrazy makes all kinds of sense, as does him going ''completely bugfuck nuts'' upon having his face regenerated.
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''{{District9}}'' was an extended Van der Merwe joke. This was a total reconstruction of ''Jan Pierewiet''. The next film is going to be... ''Kinders Van Die Wind''! Or, Hex River. I dunno.
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[[WMG: The Earth is overpopulated because people stopped dying.]]
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Remember that whole medical chamber where people started being revived? What if those chambers were publicly available via humanitarian services? People stop dying, lifespans increase, the amount of children in the world doubles, even triples. Eventually, the overpopulation crisis is so insanely terrible that mass famine and poverty strike most of the first world, which leads to the world of LA we see in the film.
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[[WMG: The Earth is overpopulated a crapsack world because people stopped dying.]]
Remember that whole medical chamber where people started being revived? What if those chambers were publicly available via humanitarian services? People stop dying, lifespans increase, the amount of children in the world doubles, even triples. Eventually, the overpopulation crisis is so insanely terrible that mass famine and poverty strike most of the first world, which leads to the world of LA we see in the film. Now you have gotten people in the 20th century still alive, even corporate execs, who now have access to near immortality.
Remember that whole medical chamber where people started being revived? What if those chambers were publicly available via humanitarian services? People stop dying, lifespans increase, the amount of children in the world doubles, even triples. Eventually, the overpopulation crisis is so insanely terrible that mass famine and poverty strike most of the first world, which leads to the world of LA we see in the film. Now you have gotten people in the 20th century still alive, even corporate execs, who now have access to near immortality.
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The planet is burnt out from some new type of nuke, the oil ran out, and somewhere else, to fit with some other mass guesses, the latter half of the Mad Max series is going on in Australia, and just about every other crapsack world that doesn't directly contradict some other one. Actually Mad Max would have happened much earlier, but...
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The planet is burnt out from some new type of nuke, the oil ran out, and somewhere else, to fit with some other mass guesses, the latter half of the Mad Max series is going on in Australia, and just about every other crapsack world that doesn't directly contradict some other one. Actually Mad Max would have happened much earlier, but...but...
[[WMG: The Earth is overpopulated because people stopped dying.]]
Remember that whole medical chamber where people started being revived? What if those chambers were publicly available via humanitarian services? People stop dying, lifespans increase, the amount of children in the world doubles, even triples. Eventually, the overpopulation crisis is so insanely terrible that mass famine and poverty strike most of the first world, which leads to the world of LA we see in the film.
[[WMG: The Earth is overpopulated because people stopped dying.]]
Remember that whole medical chamber where people started being revived? What if those chambers were publicly available via humanitarian services? People stop dying, lifespans increase, the amount of children in the world doubles, even triples. Eventually, the overpopulation crisis is so insanely terrible that mass famine and poverty strike most of the first world, which leads to the world of LA we see in the film.
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[[WMG: Elysium is set in the MegaMan universe]]
Specifically, in between MegaManZX and MegaManLegends. In MegaManLegends, Earth is covered in ruins of a high-tech organization that used to inhabit it but left for some reason. In MegaManLegends2, we find out about a distant world called Elysium, where humanity used to exist in peace with absurdly advanced technology, and that the citizens of Elysium were the descendents of the people that created the ruins. By this point, however, Elysium is uninhabited.
In the MegaManZX games, the last series of MegaMan games before the time-skip to the Legends games, the line between humans and androids has begun to blur, as humans convert themselves into cyborgs and androids become increasingly human-like. It is also mentioned that they are creating a world called Elysium.
Specifically, in between MegaManZX and MegaManLegends. In MegaManLegends, Earth is covered in ruins of a high-tech organization that used to inhabit it but left for some reason. In MegaManLegends2, we find out about a distant world called Elysium, where humanity used to exist in peace with absurdly advanced technology, and that the citizens of Elysium were the descendents of the people that created the ruins. By this point, however, Elysium is uninhabited.
In the MegaManZX games, the last series of MegaMan games before the time-skip to the Legends games, the line between humans and androids has begun to blur, as humans convert themselves into cyborgs and androids become increasingly human-like. It is also mentioned that they are creating a world called Elysium.
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[[WMG: Elysium is set in the MegaMan Franchise/MegaMan universe]]
Specifically, in betweenMegaManZX VideoGame/MegaManZX and MegaManLegends. VideoGame/MegaManLegends. In MegaManLegends, Legends, Earth is covered in ruins of a high-tech organization that used to inhabit it but left for some reason. In MegaManLegends2, Legends 2, we find out about a distant world called Elysium, where humanity used to exist in peace with absurdly advanced technology, and that the citizens of Elysium were the descendents of the people that created the ruins. By this point, however, Elysium is uninhabited.
In theMegaManZX VideoGame/MegaManZX games, the last series of MegaMan games before the time-skip to the Legends games, the line between humans and androids has begun to blur, as humans convert themselves into cyborgs and androids become increasingly human-like. It is also mentioned that they are creating a world called Elysium.
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Carlyle, Delacourt, et al were in their 90's when the initial cure for aging that would become the med-bays was invented sometime around the present day. He was in his late thirties, and made himself useful enough as a merc to be restored to functioning youth again and again. He is also running out of time, because, even prior to being fired, he's not allowed to return to Elysium to be restored again.
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Carlyle, Delacourt, et al were in their 90's when the initial cure for aging that would become the med-bays was invented sometime around the present day. He was in his late thirties, and made himself useful enough as a merc to be restored to functioning youth again and again. He is also running out of time, because, even prior to being fired, he's not allowed to return to Elysium to be restored again.again.
[[WMG: This is the post-atomic horror of the Star Trek universe.]]
The planet is burnt out from some new type of nuke, the oil ran out, and somewhere else, to fit with some other mass guesses, the latter half of the Mad Max series is going on in Australia, and just about every other crapsack world that doesn't directly contradict some other one. Actually Mad Max would have happened much earlier, but...
[[WMG: This is the post-atomic horror of the Star Trek universe.]]
The planet is burnt out from some new type of nuke, the oil ran out, and somewhere else, to fit with some other mass guesses, the latter half of the Mad Max series is going on in Australia, and just about every other crapsack world that doesn't directly contradict some other one. Actually Mad Max would have happened much earlier, but...
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** Then that would mean Elysium was also renamed Arcturus Station prior to the mission to Mars and moved after the discovery of the relay.
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** Then that would mean Elysium was also renamed Arcturus Station prior to the mission to Mars and moved after the discovery of the relay.relay.
[[WMG: Kruger, born in the early 70's, was *young* for an Elysian.]]
Carlyle, Delacourt, et al were in their 90's when the initial cure for aging that would become the med-bays was invented sometime around the present day. He was in his late thirties, and made himself useful enough as a merc to be restored to functioning youth again and again. He is also running out of time, because, even prior to being fired, he's not allowed to return to Elysium to be restored again.
[[WMG: Kruger, born in the early 70's, was *young* for an Elysian.]]
Carlyle, Delacourt, et al were in their 90's when the initial cure for aging that would become the med-bays was invented sometime around the present day. He was in his late thirties, and made himself useful enough as a merc to be restored to functioning youth again and again. He is also running out of time, because, even prior to being fired, he's not allowed to return to Elysium to be restored again.
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Due to Max's actions, the quality of life on Earth is improved to the point where true rebuilding can begin and the slums are restored to full cities. A few years later, the first true missions to Mars are launched using Elysium, which is now a glorified Space Station as a launching point, and the Prothean relics are found. Then, the next is history.
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Due to Max's actions, the quality of life on Earth is improved to the point where true rebuilding can begin and the slums are restored to full cities. A few years later, the first true missions to Mars are launched using Elysium, which is now a glorified Space Station as a launching point, and the Prothean relics are found. Then, the next is history.history.
** Then that would mean Elysium was also renamed Arcturus Station prior to the mission to Mars and moved after the discovery of the relay.
** Then that would mean Elysium was also renamed Arcturus Station prior to the mission to Mars and moved after the discovery of the relay.
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* My own personal take was once humans reverse engineered the prawn tech, humans exterminated all the prawns, and the tech is what all the tech in this movie is based on.
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[[WMG: Elysium is in the ''MassEffect'' Universe]]
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[[WMG: Elysium is in the ''MassEffect'' ''Franchise/MassEffect'' Universe]]
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In the MegaManZX games, the last series of MegaMan games before the time-skip to the Legends games, the line between humans and androids has begun to blur, as humans convert themselves into cyborgs and androids become increasingly human-like. It is also mentioned that they are creating a world called Elysium.
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In the MegaManZX games, the last series of MegaMan games before the time-skip to the Legends games, the line between humans and androids has begun to blur, as humans convert themselves into cyborgs and androids become increasingly human-like. It is also mentioned that they are creating a world called Elysium.Elysium.
[[WMG: Elysium is in the ''MassEffect'' Universe]]
Due to Max's actions, the quality of life on Earth is improved to the point where true rebuilding can begin and the slums are restored to full cities. A few years later, the first true missions to Mars are launched using Elysium, which is now a glorified Space Station as a launching point, and the Prothean relics are found. Then, the next is history.
[[WMG: Elysium is in the ''MassEffect'' Universe]]
Due to Max's actions, the quality of life on Earth is improved to the point where true rebuilding can begin and the slums are restored to full cities. A few years later, the first true missions to Mars are launched using Elysium, which is now a glorified Space Station as a launching point, and the Prothean relics are found. Then, the next is history.
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''{{District9}}'' was an extended Van der Merwe joke. This was a total reconstruction of ''Jan Pierewiet''. The next film is going to be... ''Kinders Van Die Wind''! Or, Hex River. I dunno.
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''{{District9}}'' was an extended Van der Merwe joke. This was a total reconstruction of ''Jan Pierewiet''. The next film is going to be... ''Kinders Van Die Wind''! Or, Hex River. I dunno.dunno.
[[WMG: Elysium is set in the MegaMan universe]]
Specifically, in between MegaManZX and MegaManLegends. In MegaManLegends, Earth is covered in ruins of a high-tech organization that used to inhabit it but left for some reason. In MegaManLegends2, we find out about a distant world called Elysium, where humanity used to exist in peace with absurdly advanced technology, and that the citizens of Elysium were the descendents of the people that created the ruins. By this point, however, Elysium is uninhabited.
In the MegaManZX games, the last series of MegaMan games before the time-skip to the Legends games, the line between humans and androids has begun to blur, as humans convert themselves into cyborgs and androids become increasingly human-like. It is also mentioned that they are creating a world called Elysium.
[[WMG: Elysium is set in the MegaMan universe]]
Specifically, in between MegaManZX and MegaManLegends. In MegaManLegends, Earth is covered in ruins of a high-tech organization that used to inhabit it but left for some reason. In MegaManLegends2, we find out about a distant world called Elysium, where humanity used to exist in peace with absurdly advanced technology, and that the citizens of Elysium were the descendents of the people that created the ruins. By this point, however, Elysium is uninhabited.
In the MegaManZX games, the last series of MegaMan games before the time-skip to the Legends games, the line between humans and androids has begun to blur, as humans convert themselves into cyborgs and androids become increasingly human-like. It is also mentioned that they are creating a world called Elysium.
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[[WMG: Elysium is set in the StargateVerse.]]
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[[WMG: No Elysium is set in the District-9 Verse.]]
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* Even better, Kruger may actually be Wilkins from D9. He's old enough, assuming he got his Prawnishnes fixed.
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''{{District9}}'' was an extended Van der Merwe joke. This was a total reconstruction of ''JanPierewiet''. The next film is going to be... ''Kinders Van Die Wind''! Or, Hex River. I dunno.
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''{{District9}}'' was an extended Van der Merwe joke. This was a total reconstruction of ''JanPierewiet''.''Jan Pierewiet''. The next film is going to be... ''Kinders Van Die Wind''! Or, Hex River. I dunno.
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How else do you explain him getting into such a position, where he can have access to weapons like he does? He used to be a logical agent for the government, but he had a head injury, which (like we saw in the movie) he healed from... Needless to say, he came back just a tad wrong. However, the change was really really subtle, so his superiors didn't catch on. After that one incident, it happened over and over and over and over again, leaving him the katana-crazy villain we saw in this movie.
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How else do you explain him getting into such a position, where he can have access to weapons like he does? He used to be a logical agent for the government, but he had a head injury, which (like we saw in the movie) he healed from... Needless to say, he came back just a tad wrong. However, the change was really really subtle, so his superiors didn't catch on. After that one incident, it happened over and over and over and over again, leaving him the katana-crazy villain we saw in this movie.movie.
[[WMG: Afikaans culture RecycledINSPACE!]]
''{{District9}}'' was an extended Van der Merwe joke. This was a total reconstruction of ''JanPierewiet''. The next film is going to be... ''Kinders Van Die Wind''! Or, Hex River. I dunno.
[[WMG: Afikaans culture RecycledINSPACE!]]
''{{District9}}'' was an extended Van der Merwe joke. This was a total reconstruction of ''JanPierewiet''. The next film is going to be... ''Kinders Van Die Wind''! Or, Hex River. I dunno.
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* Sarcophagus does eat your soul and make you evil...which makes your WMG a FridgeHorror given the ending.
[[WMG: No Elysium is set in the District-9 Verse.]]
We didn't get nothing from the alien tech and the prawns are either still in South Africa or got picked up when their friends came back. In fact a retaliatory alien attack could have been the "ecological catastrophe" that turned Earth into a CrapsackWorld.
[[WMG: No Elysium is set in the District-9 Verse.]]
We didn't get nothing from the alien tech and the prawns are either still in South Africa or got picked up when their friends came back. In fact a retaliatory alien attack could have been the "ecological catastrophe" that turned Earth into a CrapsackWorld.
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This explains the ridiculous technology. At some point, the NID got their hands on a sarcophagus, and they reverse engineered it to invent the Med-Pod. Being the elitists that they are, they weren't interested in improving the lives of the common people, regardless of how much money they could make doing so. As a result, they built Elysium, obtaining financing by selling lots there complete with Med-Pods and the promise of nigh-immortality. It also doubled as a defense against alien attack- if any hostile aliens show up, it'll be the commoners on the surface taking the casualties, while Elysium simply avoids the problem by maneuvering away from Earth.
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This explains the ridiculous technology. At some point, the NID got their hands on a sarcophagus, and they reverse engineered it to invent the Med-Pod. Being the elitists that they are, they weren't interested in improving the lives of the common people, regardless of how much money they could make doing so. As a result, they built Elysium, obtaining financing by selling lots there complete with Med-Pods and the promise of nigh-immortality. It also doubled as a defense against alien attack- if any hostile aliens show up, it'll be the commoners on the surface taking the casualties, while Elysium simply avoids the problem by maneuvering away from Earth.Earth.
[[WMG: Kruger was once upon a time normal.]]
How else do you explain him getting into such a position, where he can have access to weapons like he does? He used to be a logical agent for the government, but he had a head injury, which (like we saw in the movie) he healed from... Needless to say, he came back just a tad wrong. However, the change was really really subtle, so his superiors didn't catch on. After that one incident, it happened over and over and over and over again, leaving him the katana-crazy villain we saw in this movie.
[[WMG: Kruger was once upon a time normal.]]
How else do you explain him getting into such a position, where he can have access to weapons like he does? He used to be a logical agent for the government, but he had a head injury, which (like we saw in the movie) he healed from... Needless to say, he came back just a tad wrong. However, the change was really really subtle, so his superiors didn't catch on. After that one incident, it happened over and over and over and over again, leaving him the katana-crazy villain we saw in this movie.
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[[WMG: Elysium is set in the StargateVerse.]]
This explains the ridiculous technology. At some point, the NID got their hands on a sarcophagus, and they reverse engineered it to invent the Med-Pod. Being the elitists that they are, they weren't interested in improving the lives of the common people, regardless of how much money they could make doing so. As a result, they built Elysium, obtaining financing by selling lots there complete with Med-Pods and the promise of nigh-immortality. It also doubled as a defense against alien attack- if any hostile aliens show up, it'll be the commoners on the surface taking the casualties, while Elysium simply avoids the problem by maneuvering away from Earth.
This explains the ridiculous technology. At some point, the NID got their hands on a sarcophagus, and they reverse engineered it to invent the Med-Pod. Being the elitists that they are, they weren't interested in improving the lives of the common people, regardless of how much money they could make doing so. As a result, they built Elysium, obtaining financing by selling lots there complete with Med-Pods and the promise of nigh-immortality. It also doubled as a defense against alien attack- if any hostile aliens show up, it'll be the commoners on the surface taking the casualties, while Elysium simply avoids the problem by maneuvering away from Earth.