The Cyclonus Anime: Amlan's Cheerleader(s)

A civilization 'diorama' depicting the natural magic of modern trend dissection(s) as it pertains to deep decision.

OK, so instead of signing-off with that Super Bowl story, I decided to post that Calendar-diorama as well as this 'modernism-doctorate' folk-story to celebrate my favorite team (Rams!) winning the Super Bowl. Thanks for reading (signing off), 

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Amlan Satan is a CalTech professor of animation working on a new 'Western anime' series featuring LA Rams cheerleaders who're contacted by an alien-visitor, an A.I. robot named Cyclonus. Amlan thinks the coupling of the Super Bowl winning cheerleaders with the fictional A.I. alien/robot Cyclonus will reveal strange magic about civilization politics. He's something of a CalTech nerdist of civilization sociology!

AMLAN SATAN: Ironically enough, my girlfriend happens to be an excellent Rams cheerleader with a Bowl-ring!

This Cyclonus 'action-figure' A.I. robot is quite impressive. It's a model of an 'evil Decepticon' robot from Transformers cartoons/comics and is a first-knight of terrorist force(s). Cyclonus certainly represents anarchy and exploitation of war ambitions, and Amlan hopes to use this 'avatar' in sociological anime-stories/comics about the strange magic of civilization tremors/intrigue as they pertain to systems-piracy!

While conducting his work, he's contacted by a famous neuropsychology professor at Salk (Mitch Hathaway) who's interested in using his anime-series coupling Rams cheerleaders with Cyclonus storylines for a stimulus-set for volunteer-research exploring the brain's responsivity to civilization design behaviors (e.g., sociological grids).

DR. HATHAWAY: The understanding of brain responses to social trends/patterns reveals the contours of psyche-detention.

Will this work in anime/neuropsychology reveal anything new about the human civilization? Will it illuminate why, for example, we're fascinated by 'demographics-governance' films like Jerry Maguire (Tom Cruise)? Can academics really reveal 'true' diction?

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