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Anthropomorphic AI & Other Media

 

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Definition: Anthropomorphic.

 

Ascribing human form or attributes to a being or thing not human.

 

Resembling or made to resemble a human form.

 

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A combo of A.I Generated, then I altered it with GIMP and used Artbreeder.

Genius brothers Kenji and Haru Henshin make a remarkable discovery when they create a device that can take a person apart at a quantum level and rebuild them as a new person tucked into reality so they fit in as neatly as you please, as if the way they were changed was how they had always been.

 

One week later, they revert to their original selves, tempered and changed by their experience, if more than a little confused.

 

Not being able to figure out how to present such a thing to the public, they decided to “gift” random tourists visiting Tokyo with the opportunity to spend a week as native Japanese citizens and be truly absorbed into Nihon-jin.

 

They do this by starting a company called Quantum Life Forge and Yummy Snacks of Japan and hiding their miracle devices in their vending machines.

 

Interesting experiences then ensue for some tourists.

 

Such as:

 

Or not, as just a few blocks away, Arthur Davies’ rival business kingpin to be, Gary Carroll, also finds himself in the beam of one of the mysterious vending machines and a week-long remake as Miss Sera Naoko. One of the more interesting “Quantum Life Forge” transformations.

No one lixylked it when Uncle Eric visited and started playing the xylorimba!, but at least it shut him up about what Father Coughlin had said on the radio that week.

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