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If I were you I would research previous cyberpunk stories to see what names were used, and get a feel for the style and rhythm of the names used. Some girls names could be, [name]Glory [/name], [name]Sadie [/name], [name]Clea [/name], etc. [name]William [/name] [name]Gibson [/name]'s two main characters in Neuromancer are [name]Case [/name ...
A lot of the answers were yes and it got me thinking about goth names. Along the same lines, thinking about names that evoke an image of a girl like [name_f]Lisbeth[/name_f] Salander from the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. What do you think is the difference between goth names and cyberpunk names? I think goth is old, less used classics th...
Vesper? Girl Names. interstellar January 29, 2019, 7:41am 1. I recently came across this name while looking for futuristic/cyberpunk names. I’ve heard of [name_u]Vesper [/name_u] many times before but never really noticed it until now and it’s growing on me… fast. The meaning of [name_u]Vesper [/name_u] is simply “evening star” which ...
Lots of poverty. There is the poor side of town and the upscale beautiful side. The design for the cities are based off of cyberpunk. “Rules set in place to make Achondrite a better place to live” 4 out of 6 of the main characters are middle to lower class. 2 of them are rich and their family are contributing to the government.
The Genre. A futuristic time period might have more sharp sounding names that give off a cyberpunk vibe. Examples: Saskia, Vesper, Blaze, Sloane, Vega, Tris, Artemis etc; The book 50 Shades of Grey creates a color aesthetic with their characters who are named Grey and Steele.
Writers' Corner. hannahskramstad February 5, 2018, 5:18pm 1. [name_m]Hi [/name_m], I’m looking to name my female mercenary/assassin character. She is of average height, Latin descent, with brown hair, and brown eyes. She is determined, loyal, has a dry sense of humor, and is very arrogant. She goes only by her first name.
Solarpunk Names. Writers' Corner. RueRooRue July 29, 2017, 9:39pm 1. I’m currently plotting a bunch of ideas that I have stored up and one of these novels is solarpunk novel. Solarpunk is a subgenre of science fiction that focuses on the enviroment. It’s also a much more hopeful genre in comparison to the other -punk genres.
What names do you hear when you’re meeting people (of any age), that you just think to yourself “Oh…” because you’re so disappointed that their name isn’t a little more interesting? Instead it’s just ridiculously dull to you, or unbearably same-old-same-old. I’ll start with a few, which may date me a little. Absolutely no offense is intended, if any of you have these names ...
Expecting a baby boy in [name_f]May[/name_f], we had originally come up with 3 baby names, but we havent come across any names that have made us go “thats it, thats what his name will be!” I like unique names that you dont hear too often, but I also dont mind vintage names, like [name_m]Henry[/name_m]. If anyone knows of any unique but [name_f]English[/name_f] names, please let us know ...
Name Advice. Demoiselle July 1, 2024, 8:10am 1. I’ve been really liking [name_f]Hazel [/name_f] lately, even more so since I’ve discovered that it was sparingly but consistently used for boys in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. So, just to fuel my obsession, I would love to hear some of your ideas!