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Cytus
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Ongoing, First published Dec 05, 2014
In the distant future, the only existing beings in the world are robots. They are the last remains of the human spirit. However, mankind is not dead. Technology exists. It is capable of transferring human emotions and memories to these robots. But with limited space, new memories will gradually overwrite the old. Transferring them into songs and storing them in a place called Cytus, the memories will last forever. The robots use these songs to experience human emotion and dream that souls exists in each of them.

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Migration

26 parts Complete Mature

In 2095, everyone goes digital before they hit thirty-five. Everyone except the Ghosts who grow old in the side streets of the Metropolis, and the Lifers who escape to a life of foraging and tech in the wilderness beyond the wall. Zoe's already made her choice, and after her mother migrates she heads through the wall, to find a mortal future with Matthew and the Lifers. When a new software entity takes violent control of the virtual world, cleansing the system of the hypocrisies of humanity, a stream of refugees begin to arrive at the clearing and Zoe and her friends return to defend the Metropolis. There they find a different future awaits them and the fight for who controls eternity begins. "Give this a shot; it mixes future-tech dystopia with a chance for heroism and hope." ★★★★ Joe Crowe, RevolutionSF