Maybe it's just a manufactured atmosphere, full of nice-looking but fake towns and cities, or even a manufactured reality. Maybe people who ask too many questions or don't meet the standards the society pushes for suffer unfortunate accidents, or disappear, or are labeled as criminals. Maybe the bright and shiny part isn't the only part, and the more traditional Crapsack World is kept hidden from the public eye. Maybe the cheeriness is maintained by totalitarian rulers that dole out horrible punishments for the slightest infractions. Maybe the society is Powered by a Forsaken Child.
Suddenly, you notice something wrong, and upon investigating, you realize that every single thing below the surface is horribly wrong and dysfunctional. The world is full of cheery colors, people are smiling, happy and helpful, and you're probably thinking you've just stepped into a Sugar Bowl. Stan Marsh singing about his home town, South Park: Bigger, Longer & UncutĪ setting which, at first sight, looks nice and cute.
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