[TF2 kits.ai] The Mercs argue about their Favorite Aesthetics
Film & Animation
Introduction
In an animated discussion, a group of mercenaries finds themselves engrossed in a light-hearted debate over their favorite aesthetics. The conversation kicks off with the mention of making bacon, which prompts a series of witty exchanges about the nature of aesthetics itself.
One merc suggests that they ought to talk about their preferred aesthetics, and the talk quickly turns towards steampunk. Enthusiastic about its vintage charm blended with high technology, one soldier describes steampunk as a whimsically imaginative world that halted in the Victorian era while advancing with steam technology, creating everything from flying ships to fantastical inventions. However, not everyone shares the same admiration for steampunk. A medic raises the question, criticizing it for being overly cluttered with machinery and technology.
As the discussion continues, others begin to share their favorite styles, including dark academia, which emphasizes a thirst for knowledge and a love of history, inspired by the aesthetic of older educational institutions. The medic chimes in, arguing about the absence of clear structure in the aesthetics of Viet core, which he dislikes. While the camaraderie remains intact, the mercenaries engage in a battle of opinions, each defending their chosen aesthetic and pointing out the flaws in others.
Further into the debate, another merc mentions rockabilly, with its nostalgic feel of simpler times filled with vibrant energy and retro decor. The humorous discussion takes a turn towards personal anecdotes about sneaking corn syrup from a diner, leading to laughs over the absurdity of such actions.
Not to be overlooked, styles like Y2K and after hours, which invoke feelings of nostalgia and eerie stillness in their environments, are also brought into the mix. The conversation evolves into a broader critique of contemporary trends, particularly corporate Memphis, which is derided as bland and unoriginal.
The banter escalates as the mercs humorously threaten to take action against the creators of corporate Memphis, stating that it stands against everything they appreciate in art.
Ultimately, the dialogue reveals the diverse tastes and interests of the mercenaries, each championing their preferred aesthetic amidst laughter and playful jabs. Whether it’s steampunk, dark academia, rockabilly, or the elaborate visions of Y2K, the discussion shows that aesthetics can elicit passionate responses and can vary widely from person to person.
Keywords
- Aesthetics
- Steampunk
- Dark Academia
- Viet Core
- Rockabilly
- Y2K
- After Hours
- Corporate Memphis
FAQ
Q: What styles were discussed among the mercenaries?
A: The mercenaries discussed several aesthetics including steampunk, dark academia, Viet core, rockabilly, Y2K, after hours, and corporate Memphis.
Q: Why does one merc dislike steampunk?
A: One of the mercs feels steampunk has too much technology and machines, making it cluttered and overwhelming.
Q: What is dark academia?
A: Dark academia is an aesthetic that emphasizes a love for learning and history, often inspired by academic settings and institutions.
Q: What did the mercs think about corporate Memphis?
A: The mercs unanimously regarded corporate Memphis as bland and the 'antithesis of maximalist styles' like Y2K, expressing strong disdain for it.
Q: How did the discussion end?
A: The conversation ended on a humorous note, with mercs joking about taking extreme actions against the creators of corporate Memphis, highlighting the lively spirit of their debate.
