Awesome Fanfic Monday: Matrix and Tron Crossover

May 25, 2015 0 Comments read FANDOM

Hello there, kiddies, and welcome to another edition of Awesome Fanfic Monday! This week we are featuring one of my favorite kinds of fanfiction: crossover fanfiction. I love it when people are able to creatively and plausibly combine two different fictional worlds. The two worlds that are combined in this story are The Matrix and Tron.

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The story this week is Rogue Program by JA Baker of Fanfiction.net. In this story Neo runs into a a mysterious man with a strange disc weapon. It turns out that this man is the program Tron who exists in the Matrix, but he is a rogue program.

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EightyTwo in Little Tokyo

March 31, 2014 0 Comments read ADVENTURES

Old school arcades are a rare find these days (Dave and Busters does not count) which is why it was a big deal in the Southern California geek world when EightyTwo announced that they were opening a barcade. On their opening weekend, I was invited to a birthday party of a friend’s friend. Normally, I would hide in my cave to avoid social anxiety but this time, I happily accepted the invite so I could waste many quarters!

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‘Light Masters’ – Activate Your Destiny (Panel and Photos)

November 15, 2011 0 Comments read CONVENTIONS

Last weekend my fellow Defective Geeks and I went to Comikaze Expo. There were so many awesome vendors and panels that it was sincerely difficult to choose. One of the panels I decided to check out was for a film called Light Masters. The booth for the movie teased us with a dystopian future and the phrase, “Join the Resistance.” I’m a sucker for this premise, so naturally I had to find out what this Light MastersÂ was all about.

The pitch trailer for Light Masters:

The panel started off with us watching this pitch trailer. Needless to say, I was intrigued. The panel featured Kelly Rigg, Clare Grant, Teresa Decher, Keith Adams, along with other cast members and people involved with the project.

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