In the year 3050, the world's top scientists realized that ramen noodles were not just a cheap, tasty meal, but a catalyst for revolution. The soft, squishy texture, the salty, savory flavor, and the instant gratification it brought were too much for humanity to handle. As the years went by, people began to crave more, and the Ramen Noodle Rebellion was born.
Led by a ragtag group of college students and disillusioned housewives, the Ramen Noodle Revolution spread like wildfire, with protests, rallies, and even a few high-profile noodle-bombing incidents. Governments and corporations scrambled to respond, but the Ramen Noodle Army proved to be too well-organized, too well-funded, and too well-armed.
As the dust settled, a new world order emerged, with Ramen Noodle as the de facto currency, and the Ramen Noodle Cartel, a shadowy organization that controlled the global supply chain. But at what cost? The world was forever changed, and the taste of freedom was just as bitter as the taste of a poorly made Ramen Noodle soup.