I'm a little surprised the person who came up with the name "t-1337" didn't go for the "delete" pun and make it "d-1337".
I suppose that kills the T-XXXX theme of terminator, but it infuses Internet humor and computer tech language. Especially since the computer analogue to death would be deletion.
Not saying this is real, just saying the person who came up with the name could have gone somewhere else with it. Also, I'm glad to see American pop culture characters potentially being lampooned. With the Super Sentai in Omega Sector, I had thought "gee, I wonder if Spider-man or Superman or Batman will ever pop up in Maple under a similar guise". Stirgeman is a great take on it too... If nothing else, I hope that part alone is accurate. I just hope they can make him serious, dark, and brooding, and don't take their Batman cues from the '60's camp.
EDIT: Oh and about the Coke thing, I'm pretty sure that if Nexon America had a deal with Coke (which they would HAVE to if they were to release COKE-based content that uses Coke's IP), we would have heard about it by now. Like when they were working with MTV. It's not like MTV just started showing Audition ads one day and we had no idea, we heard long before that they were in cahoots.
I suppose that kills the T-XXXX theme of terminator, but it infuses Internet humor and computer tech language. Especially since the computer analogue to death would be deletion.
Not saying this is real, just saying the person who came up with the name could have gone somewhere else with it. Also, I'm glad to see American pop culture characters potentially being lampooned. With the Super Sentai in Omega Sector, I had thought "gee, I wonder if Spider-man or Superman or Batman will ever pop up in Maple under a similar guise". Stirgeman is a great take on it too... If nothing else, I hope that part alone is accurate. I just hope they can make him serious, dark, and brooding, and don't take their Batman cues from the '60's camp.
EDIT: Oh and about the Coke thing, I'm pretty sure that if Nexon America had a deal with Coke (which they would HAVE to if they were to release COKE-based content that uses Coke's IP), we would have heard about it by now. Like when they were working with MTV. It's not like MTV just started showing Audition ads one day and we had no idea, we heard long before that they were in cahoots.