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A speculative-fiction English-language Filipino graphic novella by artist Arnold Arre. Completed in 2001, it's told from the point of view of a young man living in the mid-21st century {{UsefulNotes/Philippines}}, a hugely overpopulated land where former actor Aga Muhlach is President ([[BaldOfAwesome and bald]]), Music/TheEraserheads are on a reunion tour of the moon, and speaking of which, Philippine Spacelines offers round trips.

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A speculative-fiction English-language Filipino graphic novella by artist Arnold Arre. Completed in 2001, it's told from the point of view of a young man living in the mid-21st century {{UsefulNotes/Philippines}}, a hugely overpopulated land where former actor Aga Muhlach is President ([[BaldOfAwesome and bald]]), bald, Music/TheEraserheads are on a reunion tour of the moon, and speaking of which, Philippine Spacelines offers round trips.



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* BalkanizeMe: United Mindanao (historically home to much of the Filipino Muslim minority) has seceded from the rest of the (presumably still Catholic-dominated) country.
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A speculative-fiction English-language Filipino graphic novella by artist Arnold Arre. Completed in 2001, it's told from the point of view of a young man living in the mid-21st century {{UsefulNotes/Philippines}}, a hugely overpopulated land where former actor Aga Muhlach is President ([[BaldOfAwesome and bald]]), Music/TheEraserheads are on a reunion tour of the moon, and speaking of which, Philippine Spacelines offers round trips.

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* BadFuture: In some ways, because a lot of the country's problems with overpopulation and urban poverty still exist, even if it's doing well otherwise.
* CyberPunk
* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture
* UsedFuture: ''Very'' used in some places. It's Mega Manila; of course the strain of nearly a billion Filipinos would make that inevitable.
* {{Zeerust}}: Smart watches are common in this future. In RealLife they're not quite around yet, and phones have in the meantime become mini-tablet computers … which are still handheld, like pocket watches.
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