The underground bunker "ABODE" (A location from the Metro 2033 book universe)
The underground bunker "ABODE" (A location from the Metro 2033 book universe)
The underground bunker "ABODE" (A location from the Metro 2033 book universe)
Pride City (An organization from the book universe "Metro 2033")
I want to show you the fate of the American “Doomsday Plane” — the Boeing E-4 Nightwatch — as described in the book Metro 2033: Lair (by Aleksey Doronin)
The English Republic. Faction from the Metro 2033 book universe
The Federals. This is a faction from the Metro 2033 universe. Yes, they are mentioned once in the game (which is covered in the article), but they originate from the Metro 2033 book universe.
Is it possible to publish descriptions of characters, creatures, organizations, and events from books/book universes here?
Fan translation of the short story “The Promised Heavens” by Olga Shvetsova and Igor Osipov, featured in the collection “Metro 2033: They Are Not Who They Seem.”
This is a fan translation of the short story “The Kitten” (Котенок) by Leonid Elsakov, from the Metro 2033 universe collection “Twilight at the End End of the Tunnel”
The Thiaroye Betrayal
How One Dog Saved 16 Humans
56 POWs
John Rabe.
John Rabe.
Oskar Dirlewanger
The Tangerine Deal
Felix Dzerzhinsky
The Agrarian City
Blockade Bread
The Fate of the Reptiles of the Leningrad Zoo
The Liquidation of Animals in Leningrad
You're right. This is homophobia at 200%. By describing Pride City, the author created a grotesque caricature of pride parades. (That's why they look and behave like Mr. Slave from South Park).
However, in the same novel, he portrays an erotic lesbian scene involving one of the main heroines completely without any irony.