Lover's Stadium (Series)

Lover's Stadium is a series of stories told through "Seasons," which houses several characters and events. Lover's Stadium has four seasons (Lover's Stadium, Thursday, Trilogy, and Mezzanine), three half seasons (A Tribe Called Quest, 358/2 Days, and Bears Like This), and one movie (One Thousand and One Nights). Inspired by pop culture, the setting differs from conventional settings. It follows the story of a friend group in a timeline where their favorite cartoons are real and the high-jinks that ensue during their search for answers on who created this reality they are living in and when the change occurred. 
==Series==
The first season, similarly titled "Lover's Stadium," follows the story of two 22-year-old college students, Xiao and Milo, as they activate an unknown connection to The Hyperlane and the ensuing hijinks. However, the two and their friends are set on a path that leads directly to the famed 300-year-old vampire, Sapphire Blackwood, who has her own troubles. See Lover's Stadium/Episodes
The first half season of the series is the origins of a significant protagonist named Tone. In his timeline, he was killed but brought by through zombification. Now equipped with unnatural abilities, Tone sets out to stop the government from creating more zombies. However, he is transported to the Integrated Timeline, and ten years have passed, leaving him dazed and confused.See Lover's Stadium: A Tribe Called Quest/Episodes
After Milo and Xiao defeated Kevin DeWitt and Sapphire stopped Doctor Xander's Monster Men in Lover's Stadium, Thursday picks up with Milo's ex-girlfriend, returns to Las Vegas with her new boyfriend, and reveals themselves as Hyperlane users. At the same time, Sapphire begins to learn more about an eccentric puppeteer from her past, Mileena von Blut. See Lover's Stadium: Thursday/Episodes
With the defeat of Jonathan West, Milo, Xiao, and his friend group form The Necro Crew and take a road trip to seek out Sapphire Blackwood. At the same time, Sapphire begins her journey to find Milo and Xiao after finding their names associated with a strange dimension called The Outer Sphere. However, Milo and Xiao quickly learn that this world isn't what they thought it was. See Lover's Stadium: Trilogy/Episodes
After The Necro Crew encountered Necro Milo and finally found Sapphire Blackwood, the team began to look into something that Necro said to them, which was about the timeline they currently exist in and the darker story of Keem and Turner, the first ordinary people in this timeline.See Lover's Stadium: 358/2 Days/Episodes
After having completed their quest to find Sapphire Blackwood and with her joining the team, The Necro Crew are invited by Dexter to move to his newly created city, Downtown, California. However, during their move, they are invited to participate in the first annual Combat Festival held within the town. The Necro Crew slowly realize that their lives will never be ordinary again.See Lover's Stadium: Bears Like This/Episodes
Now armed with the knowledge of The Integrated Timeline and that many of their favorite cartoons and pop culture are out there, the Necro Crew decides that it is time to join the society that exists as the world opens up for them.See Lover's Stadium: Mezzanine/Episodes
==Movies==
While none were the wiser, Princess Morgan le Fay is presented before the Greek Gods with charges of stealing Pandora's Box. To stave off execution, Princess le Fay begins to tell Zeus four epic stories throughout one thousand and one nights. Unbeknownst to Zeus and the other Gods on Mount Olympus, Morgan manipulates the stories to force the members of The Necro Crew onto a series of singular odysseys to save her!See Lover's Stadium: One Thousand and One Nights
==Terminology==
While the terminology used in Lover's Stadium seems complicated, it is easy to grasp when explained fully. For starters, we will use our sister site as an example. Donuts keeps track of storylines and events using "Eras." Within each "era" is a series of storylines as an era consists of an entire year. With that briefly explained, Lover's Stadium uses three main terms: 
*Seasons
*Episodes
*Movies
This was done to further separate Lover's Stadium from Donuts and its other site, Europa. These three terms are the crux of how continuity, time, and stories are kept track of. "Seasons" are the "Volumes" of Lover's Stadium. They do not have an established timetable for how long they take place, so "Seasons" are a blanket statement for what is currently happening within the series and roleplay. 
Episodes are the issues that take place within a season. Each episode is an issue, and each regular season has ten episodes, meaning each typical season (volume) has ten episodes (issues) before the next season starts. This changes only with half seasons, or limited series (also known as .5 seasons), as they have only five episodes (issues). These seasons are typically flashback or exposition dump seasons for context for future seasons or a season that has already ended. 
Movies, also known as Annuals in Donuts terms, are the newest concept introduced. Movies consist of anywhere between one to four episodes of a regular season. In roleplay terms, Movies are server-wide events. Once a movie (event) is finished, the season will proceed as expected, much like how TV movies occur. With that, you know the terms we use in Lover's Stadium!
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