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- I myself think it's movies that bring the biggest amount of newcomers. Especially since they are easier to get into quickly (a movie is just 2 hours long, which doesn't even compare with a book).
- But with that being said the best rated works of cyberpunk happen to be books. These are the classics. Only Blade Runner managed to become a classic being a movie.

- What about games. The '77 game by CDProject Red got the biggest marketing complain I' ve seen and shaked half of the internet. The weakpoint: Not all reviews are positive.

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- Or maybe it is visual artwork. The amount has been growing lately.

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I think the answer isn't as clear as I thought.

1. Is your favorite D&B track also made by your favorite band/producer or does it belong to a different one?

2. Is it the track that got you into the rest of your favorite producer’s music?

(1.) In my case the favorite track might be Noisia’s “The Tide” or Ed Rush’s, Nico’s and ‘s “Squadron”. But my favorite producer is Dom&Roland. (2.) I also didn’t discover Noisia with "The Tide" but "Shellshock".

What is your favorite movie or anime series from GitS?

You can also create a list ranking them.

PS: If you don't know more than one GitS movie, it's okay to make a list including other cyberpunk animes. It's fine for me since I know a lot of such animes. And I'm curious about preferences.

**1.**How many (1st plan) important characters does your story include? Are new once represented quickly or does it take a long time before the reader sees another one?

If it's tough to figure out what defines a 1st plan character, maybe say how many characters have a name. (For convenience)

**2.**How many (3rd plan - background) characters are shown/mentioned in your world? Or what is the population (if you don't have any story idea)?

You can answer whatever you want. I think many worldbuilders don't have the answer to all of those. Of course rough estimates are allowed:)

Do you have some advise for new writers?

I'm going to sit at home this time (and many of us). So I may as well prepare my own playlist. Some suggestions?