Some creations

In a chaotic, futuristic world overtaken by towering neon cities, a mysterious virus causes people to resurrect after death in random places, trapping humanity in an endless loop of pain and survival. Society has fractured—gangs rule the streets, pacifists try to restore peace, and powerful individuals forge identities through tech and violence. Beneath the cities lies a lush, underground ecosystem untouched by war, while factions like the disciplined Makans and ruthless Meyonts clash for dominance. Among this turmoil are unique figures: Katar, a masked warlord with strict control; Mochi, a genius octopus in a robotic suit; Shoto, a stoic loner with a crow; Viper, a relentless military robot; and Sun-Woo, a silent K-pop idol and kung fu master. Cities are layered and endless, some soaked in rain, others vibrant with moss or bordering vast oceans. In another corner of the world, teen AIs like Google, Siri, Alexa, and Cortana live like humans, each with distinct personalities. Meanwhile, students with reality-breaking powers study at a secret school, guided by teachers like Miss Rosevelt, who commands nature. In Asia, Nagatoro playfully bullies a shy but smarter upperclassman, hiding her deeper feelings. K-pop thrives with ever-evolving “concepts” that shape music, visuals, and storytelling, tying deeply into identity and performance. Across all these regions—whether city, forest, school, or palace—the world is fragmented, yet connected by stories of survival, conflict, technology, and identity.