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| − | Old Toronto, officially known as the Greater Toronto Area Second-Stage Quarantine Zone, is | + | '''Old Toronto''', officially known as the ''Greater Toronto Area Second-Stage Quarantine Zone'', is a city with a population of roughly ±4,000,000 humans, humanoids, and entities indistinguishable from humans or humanoids. Its border is marked by a 12 meter wide by two kilometer deep trench, now flooded. |
== Structures == | == Structures == | ||
| − | Old Toronto houses the soaring alien architecture of the CN Tower Arcology. | + | |
| + | Old Toronto houses the soaring alien architecture of the CN Tower Arcology, and first temple of the Billy Bleane Deities. | ||
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| + | == Imports, Exports, and Tourism == | ||
| + | Officially, Old Toronto has zero imports, and even fewer exports. Its permanent darkened sky, and the nightlife culture that has sprung up around it, makes it an attractive option for tourism, despite the threat of seventeen consecutive death sentences to any caught trespassing. To date, the city has earned seventeen distinct accolades for its night life and club culture, including the lifetime Achievement Award from Mainstream Media, and the "Wouldn't Wanna Miss It" award from Pedants BiWeekly. | ||
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| + | Due to its relative isolation, the city has also developed several genres and sub-genres of music, most of which have gained little traction outside its borders. These genres include N2Neon (Pronounced Neutonian), Grunch, TimsGenre, FallOS, and Thiper. | ||
Revision as of 05:12, 7 August 2020
Old Toronto, officially known as the Greater Toronto Area Second-Stage Quarantine Zone, is a city with a population of roughly ±4,000,000 humans, humanoids, and entities indistinguishable from humans or humanoids. Its border is marked by a 12 meter wide by two kilometer deep trench, now flooded.
Structures
Old Toronto houses the soaring alien architecture of the CN Tower Arcology, and first temple of the Billy Bleane Deities.
Imports, Exports, and Tourism
Officially, Old Toronto has zero imports, and even fewer exports. Its permanent darkened sky, and the nightlife culture that has sprung up around it, makes it an attractive option for tourism, despite the threat of seventeen consecutive death sentences to any caught trespassing. To date, the city has earned seventeen distinct accolades for its night life and club culture, including the lifetime Achievement Award from Mainstream Media, and the "Wouldn't Wanna Miss It" award from Pedants BiWeekly.
Due to its relative isolation, the city has also developed several genres and sub-genres of music, most of which have gained little traction outside its borders. These genres include N2Neon (Pronounced Neutonian), Grunch, TimsGenre, FallOS, and Thiper.
