THE THREE SERIES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER As a trilogy of series, EMOGF 2075 is purpose-made to be a desert island series that you can use as a foundation for your own creativity. AND, if you just imagine the dates and the characters' names different, you can watch it on loop and the plot keeps making sense.
EMOGF SF
Set in the "distant future"....2035.
Each episode chronicles the life, and morbidly funny death, of some, REALLY vile, fictional MF who meets their end at the hands of these master artists of death. As cutting-edge micro-budget special operators, their evolving battlefield needs bore the invention of the very first ancestors of the EMOGF series of open-source combat vehicles.
Each episode honors the history of an epic tribe of IRL warriors by recounting their actions and explaining their significance, through fictionalized accounts with stories mixed and names changed.
A love letter to good ole fashioned man-coded gender euphoria.
The only reason there is no Autism Episode is because every episode is the autism episode.
Band front man, team leader, and vehicle commander is the main character. He once says to a prospective member: "Long hair and beard or GTFO. Haha, just kidding. MOSTLY. Haha, nah, I'm kidding completely. I don't care what kinda loadout you're rockin'! Get the hell on in here and lemme show ya how to kill a man with a tooth pick!" (For best results, read in Sarge voice.)
Following a tight-knit group of elite veteran warriors crewing one of the early ancestors of BGAAI's EMOGF model of 69. Their Platform is home-made by themselves, as all the early EMOGF ancestors were. It is a highly-armored off-road variant designed to survive frequent and heavy enemy contact, due to commitment to a strategy of high-risk commando raids which the guys refer to as "fucking the hornet's nest." Featuring a 25mm Bushmaster bow gun, remotely operated from the truck cabin, a 50-cal turret in the back hatch, and two remote-operated belt-fed P-90's on robotic arms on the rear corners, which can swing through a 270-degree field of fire. That is, at the end of the series. Their shitty starting gear aircraft-carrier technical is just a van .and they use a stick with an electromagnet to extend a small FPV fixed wing drone into the air stream, from the open side door. They recover it the same way. It does not always go well. Recovery while driving down the road is especially complicated. They can only do it when there is no oncoming traffic because they have to drive in the left lane while the fixed wing flies in formation with the van (think: a sideways tanker refueling in rush hour traffic.) Their drone pilot is one of only a select few who can accomplish this feat, even among skilled FPV fixed wing pilots.
The animation style is darker, much more Batman, and features frequent gore. People on both sides are wounded or killed in every single episode.
Episodes are two hours long to make room for all the gun guy autism and also the sheer magnitude of these guys' balls, literally in most cases, and figuratively in every single one.
Each episode pontificates on a problem-solving skill of some kind. Gonna have to pair up biomes with elements of special warfare - dessert and psyops, arctic and supply chain, jungle and local irregulars, etc.
1 Thunderhorse - the building of early EMOGF units, Green Berets 2 Murmaider - the gang links up with an all-female, officially non-existent, Khakblakhistani dolphin-rider commando unit for some crazy-ass Archer-inspired shenanagins (WWII sappers, Navy Frog-men) 3 ??? anti-Hitler resistance or something 4 Go into the water - attached to jump-pack commandoes whose work will, MUCH later, ultimately lead to the development of Brenna Lovecox's STrOnGARMS air-rescue mech. Inspired by the Airforce PJ's (the coolest cool guys of them all, fight me.) 5 Infrastructure building ? 6 the psyops episode - The gang's truck suffers a freak electrical malfunction; forced to listen to Fortunate Son for the entire thirteen-hour road trip. 7 Epilogue-Arctic warfare - wraps up surviving characters and shows transfer of knowledge to EMOGF 2075 characters. They become a meteorologist, arctic survival, SERE instructors, and a UPS driver. Winterstorm, by Machinae Supremacy.
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THE THREE SERIES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER
As a trilogy of series, EMOGF 2075 is purpose-made to be a desert island series that you can use as a foundation for your own creativity. AND, if you just imagine the dates and the characters' names different, you can watch it on loop and the plot keeps making sense.
EMOGF SF
Set in the "distant future"....2035.
Each episode chronicles the life, and morbidly funny death, of some, REALLY vile, fictional MF who meets their end at the hands of these master artists of death. As cutting-edge micro-budget special operators, their evolving battlefield needs bore the invention of the very first ancestors of the EMOGF series of open-source combat vehicles.
Each episode honors the history of an epic tribe of IRL warriors by recounting their actions and explaining their significance, through fictionalized accounts with stories mixed and names changed.
A love letter to good ole fashioned man-coded gender euphoria.
The only reason there is no Autism Episode is because every episode is the autism episode.
Band front man, team leader, and vehicle commander is the main character. He once says to a prospective member: "Long hair and beard or GTFO. Haha, just kidding. MOSTLY. Haha, nah, I'm kidding completely. I don't care what kinda loadout you're rockin'! Get the hell on in here and lemme show ya how to kill a man with a tooth pick!" (For best results, read in Sarge voice.)
Following a tight-knit group of elite veteran warriors crewing one of the early ancestors of BGAAI's EMOGF model of 69. Their Platform is home-made by themselves, as all the early EMOGF ancestors were. It is a highly-armored off-road variant designed to survive frequent and heavy enemy contact, due to commitment to a strategy of high-risk commando raids which the guys refer to as "fucking the hornet's nest." Featuring a 25mm Bushmaster bow gun, remotely operated from the truck cabin, a 50-cal turret in the back hatch, and two remote-operated belt-fed P-90's on robotic arms on the rear corners, which can swing through a 270-degree field of fire. That is, at the end of the series. Their shitty starting gear aircraft-carrier technical is just a van .and they use a stick with an electromagnet to extend a small FPV fixed wing drone into the air stream, from the open side door. They recover it the same way. It does not always go well. Recovery while driving down the road is especially complicated. They can only do it when there is no oncoming traffic because they have to drive in the left lane while the fixed wing flies in formation with the van (think: a sideways tanker refueling in rush hour traffic.) Their drone pilot is one of only a select few who can accomplish this feat, even among skilled FPV fixed wing pilots.
The animation style is darker, much more Batman, and features frequent gore. People on both sides are wounded or killed in every single episode.
Episodes are two hours long to make room for all the gun guy autism and also the sheer magnitude of these guys' balls, literally in most cases, and figuratively in every single one.
Each episode pontificates on a problem-solving skill of some kind. Gonna have to pair up biomes with elements of special warfare - dessert and psyops, arctic and supply chain, jungle and local irregulars, etc.
1 Thunderhorse - the building of early EMOGF units, Green Berets
2 Murmaider - the gang links up with an all-female, officially non-existent, Khakblakhistani dolphin-rider commando unit for some crazy-ass Archer-inspired shenanagins (WWII sappers, Navy Frog-men)
3 ??? anti-Hitler resistance or something
4 Go into the water - attached to jump-pack commandoes whose work will, MUCH later, ultimately lead to the development of Brenna Lovecox's STrOnGARMS air-rescue mech. Inspired by the Airforce PJ's (the coolest cool guys of them all, fight me.)
5 Infrastructure building ?
6 the psyops episode - The gang's truck suffers a freak electrical malfunction; forced to listen to Fortunate Son for the entire thirteen-hour road trip.
7 Epilogue-Arctic warfare - wraps up surviving characters and shows transfer of knowledge to EMOGF 2075 characters. They become a meteorologist, arctic survival, SERE instructors, and a UPS driver. Winterstorm, by Machinae Supremacy.
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