The Darkest Dystopias Explained in 16 Minutes
408K views · Apr 1, 2025 · Entertainment
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@SnailPilledd · 1 year ago · pinned
GIRLS LAST TOUR MENTIONED
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@dooomSter-o7 · 1 year ago
Seeing Pokémon alongside the other dystopian names like 'S.T.A.L.K.E.R.' and 1984 in the thumbnail is so funny to me.
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@EnigmaticGentleman · 1 year ago
Don't forget, the Pokemon world has an extremely serious terrorist problem, which also only has nonverbal children standing between them and their extremely destructive goals.
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@WiryPlatypus-h8x · 1 year ago
In evangelion your fate is decided by one of the mentally unstable 14 year olds btw
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@The3rdSinner · 1 year ago
Gotta love how pokemon is the odd one of the group here dispite still fitting
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@johngreen4349 · 1 year ago
If you look carefully, you actually discover that there is a good ending in 1984. If you read the epilogue, it refers to Old Speak by its original name, common English, and refers to things regarding the party, such as New Speak, in past tense
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@JimmyMcBimmy · 1 year ago
Fun fact: the word "robot" literally entered english from czech due to Rossum's Universal Robots
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@dannyjackson5356 · 1 year ago
'i have no mouth and i must scream' is the darkest dystopia by a long shot. A.I taking revenge on a select group of humans for an eternity just bc they created it, is one of the wildest stories ive ever read and has stuck with me for decades
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@Alucarddevil666 · 1 year ago
Girls' Last Tour is a hauntingly beautiful journey through the quiet ruins of a dying world. Its minimalist style, deep philosophical themes<br>and the bittersweet bond between Chito and Yuuri make it a standout in the dystopian genre. It's not just about survival <br>it's about finding meaning, hope, and joy in the emptiest of places. A melancholic masterpiece.<br>I also love the dystopian ambience of "Now and Then, Here and There."
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@deathdrivesapontiac · 1 year ago
I’d never thought I would ever see “1984” and “Pokémon” in the same thumbnail.
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@Silverstar21 · 1 year ago
Our reality gets eerily closer and closer to black mirror every day. And that terrifies me.
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@KarlMacmillann · 1 year ago
SOMA is guaranteed to give you an existential crisis and make you stare at your monitor's screen, questioning your own existence after finishing the game.
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