#Ryanverse

[cassieuncaged]

New OC Drop: Regina 'Reggie' Reed

Universe: Tom Clancy - Ryanverse & R6

Face Claim: Jennifer Connelly

DOB: 6/7/1965

Age: 29

Occupation: CIA Operative - Tactical Team/Rogue Agent

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

S/O: John Clark

BIO: A young CIA field agent working under cynical operative John Clark, Reggie's goal is to avenge her father's untimely death fifteen years prior and to learn the truth.

[iam-siriuslysher-lokid]

I need a Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling film like an action/dark comedy idk and title would be RYAN

Where the f is that? It's already 2023 and no one's making it??? Unbelievable

[warsofasoiaf]

Similar to the recent question about TNO lore, how do you feel about Kaiserreich's attempt to shift from whacky/meme country paths to more realistic/plausible developments?

In general, I prefer it when alternate histories, particularly large sandbox universes like TNO and Kaiserreich, strive for realism. When it becomes cartoonish, it pulls me out of the immersion because I'm constantly saying "this makes no sense," especially when the messaging is clumsy or heavy-handed.

Take for example, the Ryanverse. The caterpillar drive in The Hunt for Red October was a relatively reasonable technological MacGuffin and the plot is low-key and grounded in Ramius's defection. Then, in The Sum of All Fears, terrorists nuke the Super Bowl. That's just gonzo, and the entire world would change overnight had this happened, but that almost goes unnoticed in later Ryanverse books.

When it comes to worldbuilding, consistency is key, nothing breaks immersion for me faster than consistency. If in your world, numbers are larger than would be normal in our own world, but they're consistently wrong at the same rough scale, that's a lot easier to swallow for me at least. If a big magical apocalypse happens that leaves much of the world a wasteland, but your later books continue to deal with that problem such as with refugees or famine or magical fallout that makes people vomit magic crystals, that's much better for me than a big bombastic thing that happens and is quickly forgotten even if it happens to be realistic.

Thanks for the question, Anon.

SomethingLikeALawyer, Hand of the King

[ryemackerel]

Your name is Ryan? As someone who knows and can sympathise for the at least 4 Ryans I know, Fuck Brian.

(sorry Brians)

POOR BRIAN.. good god... what has brian ever done to you, you poor soul

as for the ryans, yes i am amongst them. ☝️😁 the ryan clan, however, is ever-expanding. very soon the ryanverse will congregate and form as one ultra-ryan, by far one of the most powerful ryans to bestow upon this earth.

[remy2fang]

A special mod I made back in December 2021. F.A.N.G in traditional Puerto Rican attire.  This was for Puerto Rico Esports Representative & F.A.N.G main extraordinaire Mono (twitter.com/Monopr). The idea initially came from Ryanverse's fanart where F.A.N.G wears a Pava : (https://twitter.com/Monopr/status/1471302520899317761?s=20 ). I decided to try my hand on this idea.  The pava hat was made from scratch since there's no 3D model of it online.  

I made this mod some time after Mono’s 1st place win at CEO 2021. His victory was a big deal and placed him on the spotlight, especially for using a character like F.A.N.G to do so. And of course, the entire FANG GANG rejoiced.

I’m happy Mono enjoyed this mod. Every time I see him streaming SFV on PC, he always use this mod. I’m so honored!

Also, long time F.A.N.G fan and amazing artist KAAD made a few fanarts based on my mod:

B-Day present to Mono: https://twitter.com/_kaad_/status/1522849396462743552?s=46&t=iEGeYIIN_aP028wRnoVcUQ

With Neco Drop’s Poison Tongue: https://twitter.com/_kaad_/status/1645289041611620353?s=46&t=iEGeYIIN_aP028wRnoVcUQ

A mix between my Summer Swimsuit FANG mod and him wearing a pava hat. This is also a shirt design for First Attack 10th Anniversary, also hosted by Mono 💜💜.

Also also, Mono wore this during Halloween time. Awesome!

VIDEO PREVIEW: https://youtu.be/kpN6XvfsSzI

DOWNLOAD MOD: https://www.deviantart.com/remy2fang/art/F-A-N-G-Puerto-Rico-Costume-Mod-Street-Fighter-V-901451680

Thanks for reading! 💜💜

[the-mad-duo]

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six | A Person Not A Team (It's Complicated)

The late Tom Clancy was known for being extremely meticulous when it came to the details in his novels. From his first book, The Hunt for the Red October, the author of the “Ryanverse” stories that focused on the fictional CIA analyst turned Naval Academy professor, then CIA director and eventually president of the United States, was known for doing deep research into the workings of the U.S.…

[deathxxlaw]

UHHH lemme think

Maya Fey (Ace Attorney)

John Kelly/Clark (Tom Clancy's Ryanverse)

Yes-Man (Fallout)

Garrus Vakarian (mass effect)

Boost (Cars 2006)

John Kelly needs comfort from me instead istg

Tagging!

@puffpal7 @stanleypolecat @sodo-mizerr

five comfort characters, five tags

(had to start a new thread, got too long) thanks for tagging me @loulooser ooh i like this okay - nick nelson (osemanverse) - aled last (osemanverse) - peeta mellark (hunger games) - linh song (keeper of the lost cities) - xavier hawthorne (the inheritance games)

tagging @lyssified @mister3127 @raeny-nights-and-faery-lights @weirdo09 @charliethinks

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Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan-(Season 4): VFX Breakdown by Framestore

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan is an American political action thriller television series, based on characters from the fictional “Ryanverse” created by Tom Clancy, that premiered on August 31, 2018, on Amazon Prime Video. The series was created by Carlton Cuse and Graham Roland. Ahead of the third season, Amazon renewed the series for a fourth season and in May 2022, it was confirmed the series would…

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Jack Ryan Season 3 OTT Release Date 2022: Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan Season 3

Jack Ryan Season 3 OTT Release Date 2022: Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan Season 3

Jack Ryan Season 3 OTT Release:– Jack Ryan The American series is also known as Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan. It was created by Tom Clancy, based on his fictional characters from the ‘Ryanverse’. On August 31, 2018, the series’ first season debuted on Amazon Prime Video. Season 2 of the show premiered on the OTT platform on October 31, 2019. And now, Jack Ryan Season 3 has an OTT release date. Even…

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"WITHOUT REMORSE" (2021) Review

"WITHOUT REMORSE" (2021) Review Three years ago, Amazon Prime premiered a series about the adventures of C.I.A. analyst, Jack Ryan. After two seasons, the series has yet to adapt any particular novel by the character's creator, Tom Clancy; it pretty much set up Ryan's origin story. Recently, Amazon Prime released "WITHOUT REMORSE", an origin tale about another one of Clancy's characters - namely "John Clark".

Anyone familiar with Clancy's Jack Ryan novels would know that "John Clark" is former U.S. Navy SEAL operative John Kelly, who became a black ops agent for the C.I.A. The character has appeared in two Clancy film adaptations - 1994's "CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER" and "THE SUM OF ALL FEARS". However, "WITHOUT REMORSE" marked the first time in which Kelly/Clark served as the main protagonist in an adaptation of a Clancy novel. This should not be surprising since the movie is based upon Clancy's 1993 novel of the same title. "WITHOUT REMORSE" begins in Aleppo, where Senior Chief John Kelly and a team of other Navy SEALs led by Lieutenant-Commander Karen Greer rescue a CIA operative taken hostage by a suspected pro-Assad paramilitary group. The situation escalates when the SEALs discover that the operative's captors happened to be Russian military. The latter apparently retaliates against the SEALs for the mission by sending Russian FSB operatives to kill several members of the SEALs. They managed to kill two members of the team. When they break into Kelly's home to kill him, they accidentally kill his pregnant wife Pam, not realizing that Kelly was in the basement. He manages to kill all of the FSB operatives inside his home and badly wound the last survivor, who manages to escape, before enduring near-fatal wounds himself. With the help of Lieutenant-Commander Greer and reluctantly, the C.I.A., a vengeful Kelly decides to go after the surviving FSB agent and discover the truth behind the attacks on his SEAL team. I have never read Clancy's 1993 novel, but I have read a detailed synopsis of its plot. Needless to say, screenwriters Taylor Sheridan and Will Staples made some major changes in the 2021 adaptation. Unlike the novel, the death of Kelly's wife played a role in the conspiracy that loomed over the Aleppo mission. In fact, the literary Pam was a drug mule/prostitue whom Kelly had befriended and whose death he wanted to kill after she was raped and murdered by her drug-dealer/pimp. The Aleppo mission was basically a replay of a mission involving Vietnam War P.O.W.s and a K.G.B. mole. To be perfectly honest, I found Clancy's novel rather convoluted. Kelly's narrative arc seemed to be torn between the plot line involving Pam and the drug-dealer/pimp and the situation regarding the P.O.W.s, with no real connection between the two. Sheridan and Staples made a wise decision to combine aspects of Clancy's two narrative arcs into one plot line for the movie. Another aspect about "WITHOUT REMORSE" I find interesting is that Amazon Prime had decided to produce a movie about the John Kelly/Clark character. The fact that the company started with an adaptation of a novel about the character's origin only makes me wonder if it has plans for the Kelly/Clark character to make his appearance in a future episode or season of "JACK RYAN". Or . . . if Amazon Prime has plans for Ryan to appear in another production with Kelly/Clark as the lead. Both Ryan and Kelly/Clark are known as the two biggest characters in Clancy's literary "Ryanverse" franchise. And the pair became close friends and colleagues as well. Not only did "WITHOUT REMORSE" prove to be an improvement on the 1993 novel's plot, it also featured some first-rate action sequences. Actually there were two action scenes that really impressed me, thanks to Stefano Sollima's direction. One of those sequences featured the SEAL team's efforts to rescue the C.I.A. operative in the film's opening scene. I thought it was well handled. But I was especially impressed by Sollima's handling of the movie's last action sequence that featured Kelly and the others' efforts to find the fourth FSB operative in Murmansk. I believe this sequence was enhanced by the cast's performances and Sollima's efforts to convey a sense of impeding doom for the SEAL team. Most of the performances featured in "WITHOUT REMORSE" struck me as solid, but not particularly mind-blowing. These solid performances came from the likes of Brett Gelman, Lauren London, Lucy Russell, Luke Mitchell and surprisingly Colman Domingo and Guy Pearce. I say "surprisingly" in regard to Domingo and Pearce, considering that both actors are usually known for delivering outstanding performances - even in supporting roles. I thought both actors did not seem to be putting much effort in their performances. However, I enjoyed the performances of Jodie Turner-Smith, who portrayed Kelly/Clark's commander Karen Greer and Jamie Bell (lead Michael B. Jordan's former co-star from 2015's "FANTASTIC FOUR"), who portrayed C.I.A. officer Robert Ritter. I thought Turner-Smith did an excellent job in conveying both the warmth and commanding presence of Greer. And Bell was excellent as the ambiguous and at times, manipulative Ritter. I certainly had no problems with Michael B. Jordan's portrayal of the vengeful Kelly. I thought he did an excellent job of conveying his character's emotional journey from a man satisfied with his life, grief, revenge and finally willingness to start a new path. If I had to choose two scenes that I really enjoyed, they were Kelly finally facing his grief over his wife's death and his confrontation with the movie's main villain. As much as I enjoyed "WITHOUT REMORSE", I must admit that I had two problems with Sheridan and Staples' screenplay. Both were featured in the film's finale. Kelly, Greer, her SEAL team and C.I.A. officer Robert Ritter went to Murmansk in order to find the last FSB operative who had survived the attack on Kelly's home. After Kelly, Greer and her SEAL team managed to survive what proved to be a trap, the movie focused on Kelly discovering who was truly behind the Aleppo mission, the attacks on Kelly, his wife and two other SEAL operatives; and the Murmansk mission. Needless to say, this hunt for the "Big Bad" felt like a rush job. I truly wish they had taken the trouble to convey how Kelly learned who was responsible for the conspiracy behind the Aleppo and Murmansk missions, along with the murders of the two SEAL operatives and Pam Kelly. Also, the main villain's motives behind the conspiracy struck me as unoriginal. I have seen this scenario used in so many political thrillers over the years that it seemed a pity that Sheridan and Staples' screenplay could not be more original. Yes, "WITHOUT REMORSE" had its flaws. But flawed or not, I still believe that it was an improvement over Tom Clancy's original 1993 novel. I have to give credit to Stefano Sollima's energetic direction, a solid screenplay by Taylor Sheridan and Will Staples; along with a first-rate cast led by the always excellent Michael B. Jordan. I do not know if this movie will be considered part of Amazon Prime's "Ryanverse", but a part of me hope so. It would be a waste if it was not.

[fraserronald]

Without Remorse, but With a Review

Without Remorse, but With a Review: I tentatively recommend Without Remorse, and give it 3.5 hidden arsenals of our 5. Go in expecting tired action storytelling with half-decent action, and you’ll find this a pretty good investment of 100+ minutes.

My wife and I recently watched Without Remorse. It is a rather pedestrian actioner, elevated by its lead and supporting cast, with acceptable but not innovative action scenes. Without Remorse takes place in the Tom Clancy-verse (for lack of a better term), or, perhaps more precisely, uses characters and ideas from the Jack Ryan-verse. John Clarke was a major supporting character in a collection…

[blendedmindboggle]

It's great having them on the shelf again #tomclancy #ryanverse #jackryan #book #bookcollection #bookcollector #bookstagram #needtogetthenewestonestho (at Maslin Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6UiOeWj0Bo/?igshid=1bd8gyd4v4xi7

[mobiused]

Btw I'll kill you, ryan jhun, and myself if anyone asks me about whether not friends links to loonaverse.

[warsofasoiaf]

IDK if you read Hunt for Red October, but the Soviets have an undercover agent on their sub with orders to scuttle it in case of the actual plot of the book happening. The Soviet leader is impressed & wants to ensure he is rescued. My question is, how would they deal with his heroism? Reward him quietly (as the US does with Jack Ryan in OTL)? Present him as a cook who stepped up while keeping his assignment secret? Publicize his mission to emphasize the State is always on top of stuff?

I have read the Hunt for Red October. Sometimes I forget how gonzo the Ryanverse is (they nuked the Super Bowl), but some of the earlier Clancy novels were good reads. Assuming that Loginov survives scuttling the sub, he would probably be rewarded quietly, to prevent the leak of losing a valuable submarine and to cover up Ramius's defection.

Thanks for the question, Anon.

SomethingLikeALawyer, Hand of the King

[minekrkr]

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I NEED SOME HELP

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[rickchung]

Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse (dir. Stefano Sollima).

Michael B. Jordan headlines Amazon’s latest solo action franchise starter as Navy SEAL John Clark—the Jack Ryan creator and famed espionage novelist’s other notable political operative character from the “Ryanverse”.

There’s such a dull, workmanlike feel to the disposable thriller without much creativity despite Jordan’s absolutely magnetic on-screen presence. Mostly, it’s just a generic revenge story with the usual manufactured clichés about military overreach and political theatre motivated by the usual tired conventions.