| MUSH address and port: | angelic.usagimimi.com:7705 |
| Ip address: | 63.78.117.186 |
| Program type: | MUSH |
| Count Ranking: | 5/10 |
| Quality Ranking: | 8/10 |
| Admin's email: | shirow@angelic-layer.dhs.org |
| Percent of code that is original: | 80% |
| Percent of areas that are original: | 100% |
| Original code base: | PennMUSH |
| PK Enforced, PK Optional, or No PK MU*: | PK Limited |
| The ages allowed in the MUSH: | All |
| Webpage of the MUSH: | http://angelic-layer.otaku.ru |
| Is the MUSH currently up? | Yes |
| When has the up/down status last been changed? | 2008-06-27 16:01:49.840474-07 |
| Date and time the MUSH was first listed: | 2002-01-28 05:28:08-08 |
| Date and time the MUSH was last modified: | 2002-03-12 20:10:47-08 (5945 days ago) |
Present day. Present time! Tokyo, Japan, Earth. In 1998, the first Angel Egg was released. The new game got popular rather quickly. Even though it took a special, very expensive device to move the dolls that were called Angels, even though most people had to rent it to play, the sight of a doll moving to your thoughts, the sight of a doll coming alive is priceless. You could make the dolls fight battles. You could win prizes and participate in tournaments. And you could buy a truckload of accessories to go with any single doll. Girls love it. Children and adults alike participate in Angelic Layer. While nobody really paid attention, Angelic Layer crept firmly onto TV - it was really fun to watch. Every national tournament was held at a stadium bigger than the previous one. It's 2002 now, Angelic Layer is turning into the biggest craze of the decade, and everything is looking good! That is, unless you know some of the things that happen in the background... The future is not here yet. It is just beginning. angelic.usagimimi.com 7705 http://angelic-layer.otaku.ru Angelic Layer is a manga and anime series by CLAMP - and now, a new story-oriented roleplaying MUSH, with coded conflict resolution systems, run by people who like to think they have a clue. Welcome! We hope that someday, someone, calls this place "home". |
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