Bones-Gate: Mortal-Kombat [Cyber-Club]

Can an Ivy social-house create a cyber-franchise fanfare 'duty-free' dish about immersion in modernism design for 'general' IRA dimes?

A video-game diorama inspired by The Wizard (Fred Savage). Enjoy, 

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The special social-house known as 'Bones-Gate' (BG) at a prominent Ivy League school (New England) was about to 'hoist' a special Mortal Kombat video-game club experience for youthful energy in the arena of cyber-activity. This would serve as a 'premonition' for these students who'd go onto think about more 'serious' life-security matters like IRA money. However, this would still be a 'memory' of socialized dance!

MORTAL KOMBAT: Our fans are all over the modern world and in youth-houses and cyber-forums for combat-gaming stories.

Now, the artwork coming out of the 'graphic' Mortal Kombat media/cyber franchise was quite extraordinary and cited in various youth-activity fanzines and even by the Boys-and-Girls Club citing its special 'arrows' of beauty-magic regarding combat-fantasies designed to draw youngsters away from the modern 'virus' of youth-gang urban crimes.

The PS-gaming platforms had made the Mortal Kombat (MK) games legendary in Western civilization and all around the Earth! The game featured 'fantastic' warrior-avatars like Raiden (master of lightning) and Kitana (blade-fan wielding warrior-princess of fury/honor) and drew in youngsters who'd want to use such 'characters' in synthesized universes with their video-games to create home-entertainment stories during the Coronavirus 'quarantine' tribulations!

PLAYER (Bones-Gate Executive): I can draw out Kitana, a furious princess, against a horror-film avatar (Leatherface!).

It's almost as if fantasy-tales from yesteryear like The Hobbit and Peter Pan had transformed into something 'user-friendly' for synthesized combat-postures designed to draw out 'fantasy-avatars' as personalized experiences for home-entertainment or clubhouse art!

BONES-GATE (Party Attendee): It was an amazing Mortal Kombat party combining music/dance with cyber-room combat.

IVY NEWSPAPER: The use of 'feminism' oriented special warrior-princess fighters (Kitana) hails an art-image of gender-IQ.

The co-captain of Bones-Gate presented himself as a Sherlock Holmes of the Mortal Kombat Bones-Gate events/parties in which he cast himself as either business-man of cyber-recruiting or a costumed 'artist' of modern fantasyland storytelling.

This captain, Amlan Satan, was ironically married to a New England nurse named Kitana, who shared the name with her Mortal Kombat icon Kitana (blade-princess warrior) and couldn't but help be 'drawn' into this Bones-Gate clubhouse 'world' of immersive youthful conversations!

MEDIA-CELEBRITY: I don't like video-games, but this Mortal Kombat event at Bones-Gate (Ivy school) has made me a fanboy.

Perhaps it's the slick martial-arts fantasy-designs of the Mortal Kombat 'faerie-like' warriors that give this magical cyber-franchise the 'aura' of storyboards referencing a 'resurrection' in mysticism, encouraging today's students and youth to entreat ideas that inter-religious game-experience in violence-catharsis indoor home-entertainment (tech) can remind us of that 'old Earth' in which faeries/angels ruled the brain.

AMLAN SATAN (Bones-Gate captain): We're having a derby-day of alternative music preceding a Mortal Kombat jewelry-sale.

REVIEW: The fan-costumed Mortal Kombat conventions are going to complement the next Bones-Gate Ivy event/club-lyric(s).

ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY: In time when fantastic daydreams about wrought 'excellence' abound, cyber-IQ is real American.

AMLAN SATAN: This Mortal Kombat 'venture' for Bones-Gate can't simply fail...we've got the 'density' of cyber/tech-dreads.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)