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<span class="mu-i">There are two types of idols, puppet idols and free idols. Puppet idols are sponsored by a sovereignty, whether it is to boost tourism or sovereignty’s presence. Puppet idols can be considered a pawn of a sovereignty’s political game but also the best trained due to the government support in both dancing and combat. The most famous idols being Tanegashima’s Teppou Gals and Goreyo’s Gaya-Geum.</span>
<span class="mu-i">Free idols, as the words suggest, are not supported by a sovereignty and are part of a talent agency or are independent. Within free idols there is a subset of free idols: Mercenary Idols, the epitome of the idol spirit. They do not care where the stage is, be it a ghost town, war zone or a desolate desert, they have one goal: to bring happiness with guns and songs. The Mercenary idols operate in small towns or cities oppressed by gangs or despots.</span>
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