A Canvas for Collaborative Storytelling
| Traditional Franchise | Horizon City Anthology |
|---|---|
| Conform to established style | Define your own visual language |
| Continue existing storylines | Create self-contained stories |
| Inherit character arcs | Develop your own characters |
| Match previous tone | Choose your genre approach |
| Serve the franchise | The universe serves your vision |
Example: Richard Johnson in Clone
Privileged elites who benefit from the system until they become its victims
Example: Benjiro Takahashi in Genius
Brilliant minds whose creations are exploited by corporate interests
Example: Akiko in Weapon
Those who navigate the margins, exploiting corporate blind spots
Example: Judge Preston in Operator
Individuals who maintain order while questioning their role
The anthology format creates unique production benefits:
Direct brain-computer connections enabling memory transfer and sensory augmentation
Biological replication combined with memory transfer, creating functional immortality for the wealthy
Immersive digital reality where information takes physical form
Question: If your memories can be copied to a clone, which one is the "real" you?
Example: Clone explores this through Richard Johnson's existential crisis
Question: What happens when corporations replace governments as the dominant power?
Example: Genius shows how corporate interests corrupt innovation
Question: How does reliance on technology change what it means to be human?
Example: Solo examines this through hackers who can't disconnect
Horizon City offers distinct visual environments:
Each level provides unique visual storytelling opportunities while maintaining a cohesive world.
This isn't just another adaptation opportunity. It's a universe specifically designed to be transformed by your creative vision.
I'm T Savo, the creator, and I'm looking for partners who will make Horizon City more than I could achieve alone.