Pilotsgenic

undefined: Pilotsgenic, or TwentyOnegenic, is an umbrella xeno-origin describing a system that originated in some way from the musical duo Twenty One Pilots (stylised as twenty øne piløts), and/or their music, albums, and lore.

This term is intended to describe systems, with separate -dawn and -orma terms coined to describe sisasystems and sysmates, but it can be used for all of them if a system wants to use it in this way.

Subterms

 * 1) Demagenic - A term for systems that originated from the story of the metaphorical city of Dema , and its citizens' journey to escape it. This story represents the battle against mental illness and the fight to live a life free from its restraints - a theme prevalent in the duo's messages - which some systems may relate to. Demagenic may be used as an alternative to Pilotsgenic.
 * 2) SAIgenic - A term for systems that originated from the album Scaled And Icy.
 * 3) Trenchgenic - A term for systems that originated from the album Trench.
 * 4) BFgenic - A term for systems that originated from the album Blurryface.
 * 5) Vessgenic - A term for systems that originated from the album Vessel.
 * 6) RABgenic - A term for systems that originated from the discontinued album Regional At Best.
 * 7) PilotSelfTitlegenic - A term for systems that originated from the album Twenty One Pilots, an album frequently referred to as Self-Titled.

History
Pilots- was coined by "G" of A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on the 12th of November, 2023. Originally a joke prefix, he found a use for it in describing a themed strata of his bondsystem.

Flags for every -genic term will be made soon.

Related Terms

 * Pilotsorma and its subterms describe sysmates with this origin.
 * Pilotsdawn and its subterms describe sisasystems with this origin.
 * Pilotsbased and its subterms describes a system whose sysmates and/or structures are based on Twenty One Pilots, but isn’t necessarily an origin.
 * A Pilotsgenic system may be heavy in factives of the duo, fictives/musifictives of their characters, songtives/albumtives, and conceptives/allegoricans of their stories.