Raiden's Chinatown Limited/Express

A fan-'diorama' of cyber-avatar diners re-presenting a globalism 'aesthetic' about commercial theater/drywall(s).

A cyber-fanfiction (addendum) inspired by Big Trouble in Little China (Kurt Russell). Enjoy, 

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I've been collecting Raiden items (Mortal Kombat video-game media) ever since visiting Chinatown (SF) and taking in the breadth of Eastern culture/aesthetics and why modern magazine-culture caters to a toy-like fancy regarding global fashions.

I've been studying in places like New England and SoCal and appreciating the modern cyber-forum fanfare behind new-era theosophy and Raiden-friendly storyboarding/aesthetics regarding 'wrought' dreams.

Raiden's oriented arts for Eastern fineries, fashion, cyber-spirits, video-game like fantasy, and outstanding lines of art represents our modern investments in globalism intuitions!

Growing up with a great admiration of video-games and Mortal Kombat comics/toys casts my investments in Raiden designs/aesthetics and why cyber-gaming has become a 'modern' sensation!

Raiden (Mortal Kombat) is a ninja-combat master of lighting and martial-arts and can be complemented/complimented with various ninja-lyrics artworks depicting Eastern infiltration intrigue through the creative lens of 'forests' of drama. Why not?

A ninja is a stealth thinker and actor. S/he practices the 'ergonomics' art of body-control and mental sensitivity, and the ninja like Raiden (Mortal Kombat) reveals why modern-art can be likened to globalism cinema!

Kids love Chinese food, especially in Chinatown (SF), and it's no wonder that the martial-arts 'aesthetic' Mortal Kombat franchise has become iconic and synonymous with modern tourism/traffic...and anthropology!

Why'd I collect frivolity items like Raiden dolls and sculptures? Well, I'm a theosophy student and appreciate the globalism applications of culture-exchange in mysticism-oriented entertainment like Mortal Kombat action-figure/'avatar' drawings. Raiden is the new Ken.

Why'd Raiden be likened to a 'James Bond' challenging the capitalism adversarialism of a Devil's Advocate or a great 'red-dragon' of anti-commercial vanities? Perhaps Raiden (cyber-avatar of lightning and martial-art!) reminds us why capitalism can be seen through the 'divine' lens of superstition's great global theater. It's the allure of toys!

My Raiden Chinatown limited/express 'mosaic' is more valued to me than even my Royals-Topps cards. It's a new 'gen' casting of globalism fashion...and youth-driven dragons!

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)