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Neon Wind — Description
BY the 22nd Century, the Native Americans of the East Coast had had long-standing tensions with the Ratcliff mining corporation. Naturally, when a Powhatan girl named Virginia took up with a Ratcliff scientist named Dr. John Smith, her family wasn't too thrilled. But John wound up switching sides, and warning the tribe when Ratcliff was planning to nuke their town. Most of the tribe survived, but John and Virginia's father, the chief, didn't make it. Neither did Virginia's right leg, elbow, eye and ear.

Hellbent for revenge and vowing to reclaim her tribe's territory, Virginia is now combing the lawless cities of the East Coast for anyone who will join her in her onslaught against Ratcliff. Her loud stance against the rampant racism all around combined with her daredevil biking earns her the nickname "Neon Wind." So far, Neon Wind has fairly decent-sized army of motorcycle-riding badasses ready to follow her. Among her crew are an Asian "street samurai" named PNG; an Arab "razor girl" with a super-annoying genetically-engineered talking parrot; an unassuming cyborg who can transform from a plain civilian girl to a human swiss army knife; and an assassin with some electrifying hair.

And there might be one more joining the team.

PNG says she recently helped a Norwegian teenager find her super-human sister, who isn't much of a physical fighter, but can do some impressive stuff in cyberspace. Actually, rumor has it "Black Ice" is able to blast both Snowcrash White and Aur0ra B0rialis out of the matrix and back into reality with just one angry thought.

When she's tracked down, both Black Ice and her sister agree to join the cause, but under one condition; after taking out Ratcliff, they go after all the other tyranical organizations terrorizing the public--the Shan'Yu biker gang, the mad scientist Dr. Facilier, the corrupt (and racist) Senator Frollo, DeVille Coats, you name it.

Virginia's cousin Nikki has been on the team since day one, but warns her that she's biting off more than she can chew. It'll be enough of a victory to wipe out Ratcliff Corps; why tempt fate? But natrually Virginia isn't listening.

Very "Mad Max" inspired. Pocahontas's outfit was also inspired by "The Ice Pirates," which is partially a spoof of "Mad Max," so kind of redundant.

The city skyline is clipart that I photoshoped some holes into.

I do not own Disney's Pocahontas. Or the real woman, obviously.

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