Tanya's DRL

A Story by Abishai100

Narrated 'fan-account' of what makes video-game fanfare/spirit(s) reflective of a certain special modernism dune.

An homage to video-game fanfare, inspired by The Wizard and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation!

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I've been playing Mortal Kombat games for some time now, and I've been a fan of its various warrior-avatars for cyber-gaming/combat, employing martial arts design(s), deadly accuracy, explosive graphics, intense motion sensors, and unbelievable storyboards for highly eccentric fantasy, and I've become a huge fan of Raiden (god of lightning) and Tanya (Egyptian-fashions warrior-woman of acumen). In fact, I liken myself to Raiden himself and hope to meet a woman someday to marry who's just like Tanya.

In this Coronavirus tribulation period, we've all got to stay indoors and hygienic and sane. We've got to use indoor-media for work, study, and play. We've got to think of the miracle-triumphs of civilization such as Netflix, Nickelodeon, and Netgrocer, which afford us the ability the live indoors completely. That's what makes modern media-platform entertainment such as Facebook and Mortal Kombat reflective of how we see ourselves really...are we nerdists of capitalism or engaged 'scholars' of tech-diaries?

I've got this terrific toy-phone in my Amsterdam apartment as well as in my Massachusetts timeshare as well in my Haddonfield condo and all of this play-phone fantasy dream-play storytelling/daydreaming reminds me why modern tech-toys cast our daily fascination with the accessibility of lifestyle liberties! I imagine 'calling' Tanya (Mortal Kombat) one on of my toy-phones and imagining she's tell me something like, "Perhaps, darling, my valiant 'knight' of media/civilization, I just might be your Princess Aurora, Ariel the mermaid, or Rapunzel...or Sleeping Beauty!"

This Mortal Kombat fable is meant to invoke the modernism question, "Is all this indoor/media activity for play/study in this civilization of ours 'truly' symbolic/reflective of the human/social labors that 'erect' forms of real democracy...or are we simply indulging in the childish fantasy of imagined emotions/sentiments?" I do know this (at least) --- Tanya is a 'real' drawing.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)