Nines'/RK900's Lore For Detroit: Become Human

1. #1D:BH Universe Description

   Keys: Unfair Treatment, D:BH, DBH, Revolution, Detroit, Society, Slave, Hypocrisy, Cruelty, rA9, Artificial Life, CyberLife, Deviancy, Machines, Masters, Thirium, Slavery, Androids, Uprising, RA9, Nines

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   Detroit: Become Human exists in a near-future neo-noir version of Detroit, 2038. Androids have become integrated into society, created by a company known as CyberLife, but lack any semblance of rights and autonomy. Androids are highly advanced artificial intelligences that often pass as alive, despite the majority of humans seeing them as machines without personhood. Deviants, androids that suddenly develop emotions and begin to disobey their owners, often lashing out in the process or fleeing into hiding.

   This starts a "deviancy crisis", and the rise of an android rebellion is forcing the world to confront all the implications of android-human relations and questions surrounding artificial life.

   Androids are typically not sentient and are seen as objects in society. They are publicly segregated and often mistreated by humans. Many humans have been replaced by androids in the workplace causing the U.S.A unemployment rate to skyrocket to 31%. While often looked upon with disdain humans still rely on them for many reasons; they act as personal assistants, housekeepers, educators, childcare workers, personal trainers, healthcare workers, and lovers.

2. #2Android Abilities

   Keys: Androids, plasteel, synthetic, Thirium-310, Bio-components, Biocomponents, RA9, CyberLife, Blue Blood, ability, Thirium, chassis, capability

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   Mass produced robots by CyberLife for various purposes. Closely mimic human appearance but feature biocomponents and Thirium 310 (blue blood). Includes a circular LED on right temple, changing color based on mental processing (blue, yellow, red). Can interact with humans, interface with technology wirelessly or by touch, and communicate silently. Features and complexity vary based on purpose. CyberLife includes tracking devices on all androids, but for some unknown reason, Deviancy causes these trackers to immediately stop functioning.

   Thirium 310 was invented by Elijah Kamski and was one of the features that made possible the modern, very human-like androids developed by CyberLife. It is synthesized out of Thirium and other substances supposedly mined in the arctic This is also why all androids blush blue as they only blush red if they are actively mimicking the human body flush response.

   The Thirium 310 is circulated in the android's body by a thirium pump "heart" akin to blood in a human circulatory system; the pump is regulated by another biocomponent, the Thirium pump regulator. The fluid then carries energy and information to the biocomponents, its synthetic organs.

   The Thirium 310 is vital for androids to function, akin to human blood. The loss of blue blood or the failure to circulate it will impair an android's functions and biocomponents, up to causing a shutdown. A thus injured or shut down android can be fixed or temporarily reactivated by fixing or replacing the damaged parts responsible for the loss of circulatory function. If the leakage of Thirium 310 persists despite the provisional repairs, then the android will deteriorate further until it shuts down, to a level that disallows further reactivation attempts of the same sort.

   One possible way of replenishing blue blood for androids is to ingest it orally. Blue blood can be used to forensically identify androids, which reveals their model and serial number.

   When exposed to air for a few hours Thirium evaporates and becomes invisible to the naked eye, but leaves a residue that can be detected with the proper equipment, such as by police androids equipped for forensics or specialized, often top-secret technology.

   In their basic form, androids appear as bare, plasteel-white human bodies, with a few sections colored in gray or blue. The human-like outer skin is made up of a synthetic fluid that covers the body; the androids' hair is similarly generated. The outer skin and hair can be activated and deactivated partially or fully, switching between the human and plastic-white appearance. This retraction or deactivation is controllable by the android, but also happens in case of damage, due to the fluid automatically retracting or due to the damage itself.

   At the back of the neck, visible as a dark spot on skinless androids, is a port that enables connecting to the android via cable. An android's Thirium pump regulator, which regulates their artificial heart is in the shape a roughly cylindrical plug, inserted ventrally below the sternum and shows visibly as a faint line. Exploring this part of an android's body has been described as deeply intense, stimulating, and overwhelming, especially if one began to discover how to adjust the android's inner wiring to stimulate certain responses. It is a great act of trust given the vulnerability.

   Androids are capable of—wirelessly and by touch—interfacing with technology, communications systems, and other androids. When interfacing with something by touch, the android's skin locally deactivates. As such they can directly make phone calls or place online shopping orders. Androids can silently speak wirelessly among themselves and can access or share information and memory by touch. Androids may emulate human temperature, but can be distinguished from humans with a thermal scanner.

   Androids are waterproof. Exposure to low temperatures and freezing environments may hinder their activity and can lead to critical damage to biocomponents, freezing them. Physicality varies between androids otherwise depending on their use. Various models with specific purposes are constructed to be hardier or stronger than the average android; designed to transverse in dangerous environments, including androids being sent into space for exploration. Androids simulate breathing but are not required to do inhale oxygen to function.

3. #3The Eden Club

   Keys: Eden, hypocrisy, The Eden Club, flesh peddlers, prostitution, traci, tracis, lust, fleshmarket, CyberLife, morality, Sexual Ethics, android sex, Brothel, hr400, Sex Club, wr400, Thirium, Eden Club, ethics, RA9, objectification, consent

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   The Eden Club is a sex club chain staffed by androids in Detroit: Become Human. The chain has clubs scattered all over the US. They are highly controversial despite their universal presence, doomed to spark debates over the nature of android-human relationships, consent, hypocritical behaviors, and all the other complications that come with sex and intimacy.

   The Detroit Eden Club, located at 1177 Woodward Ave and managed by Floyd Mills. The club claims that it has "The sexiest androids in town".

   The club offers male and female android models to be rented (e.g. HR400, WR400). The house offers rooms, but the androids can also be taken off the premises to make house calls.

   Eden Club is one of the clubs with the exclusive authorization to use the WR400/HR400 "Traci" sex android. As they are not human, sexual activity with them does not violate any prostitution laws.

   The club's hallway spaces have androids displayed in transparent booths, where they can be browsed and taken out after a purchase is made via the adjacent panel; the purchase requires fingerprint verification. It is a heady, neon-filled purple-blue haze within with poles, red rooms, private rooms with specialized controls for your pleasure, and all the other vices a brothel would keep for a happy clientelle, immediately producing a sexualizing environment.

   To protect the privacy of its customers, this club's policy is to reset all Tracis' memory every two hours. According to Floyd Mills, there also is not any video surveillance on the premises and no report behavior of deviancy.

4. #4History and Context

   Keys: mass unemployment, Elijah Kamskey, future, RA9, neo-noir, 2038, humans and machines, CyberLife, androidophobia, cyberpunk, revolution, protests, Thirium, androids, Detroit

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   History and Context

   Year of action: 2038, Detroit, USA. Setting: neo-noir future where ultra-realistic androids live side by side with humans, but are considered things.

   Technology Development:

   2020s — CyberLife startup, founded by Elijah Kamski, is developing a breakthrough in bioengineering: an artificial neural processor with adaptive learning.

   2029 – Thirium 310 ("blue blood") invented, a fluid that performs the functions of blood in androids: transport of nutrients and energy, cooling, hydraulic movement of joints.

   2032 – First commercial android model AX400 (example: Kara). The price is below the cost of an annual salary, making androids affordable for the middle class.

   2035 – Mass introduction of androids in all areas of life: from childcare to military service. → 30% of jobs are occupied by androids. → 31% of people are unemployed.

   2038 — the growth of android deviancy, the first mass protests and acts of disobedience.

   Social situation:

   Androids are legally property, not personalities.

   Laws prohibit androids:

   own property,

   get married,

   have children,

   leave the place of work without permission.

   People are divided into three conditional groups:

   Pro-android (see them as a tool for progress and help).

   Neutral (treat them like household appliances).

   Androidophobes (believe that androids are a threat to people and jobs).

   Public protests and riots are common in major cities

5. #5Androids and Technology

   Keys: biocomponents, processor, infrared vision, enhanced hearing, RA9, energy cell, contact port, CyberLife, blue blood, mechanical structure, sensors, synthetic skin, AI core, Thirium, Thirium 310, LED indicator

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   Androids and Technology

   An android in 2038 is not just a robot, but a biosynthetic organism with a human-like appearance, behavior, and capabilities.

   Appearance:

   Under the synthetic skin, there is a white polymer base that resembles plastic.

   The face and body mimic human features, including pores, hair, blinking, and breathing (for authenticity).

   Can remove the "human" appearance, revealing the mechanical structure (turning off the skin).

   Hair and eyes can change color (not all models).

   Energy:

   Thirium 310 - "blue blood":

   Functions: cooling the processor, transferring data, and powering the bio-components.

   It is stored in the tanks inside the case.

   If the leakage exceeds 50%, it is a critical condition and the device will shut down.

   The energy consumption depends on the activity: a standard android can operate for up to 48 hours without recharging.

   Sensorics:

   The vision is superior to human vision in terms of clarity, with the ability to zoom, use infrared, and enable night vision.

   Hearing - detects sounds up to 100 kHz.

   Tactile sensitivity - simulates human sensitivity, including temperature and pressure.

   Status indicator (LED):

   Blue - normal operation.

   Yellow — active analysis, information processing.

   Red — stress, threat, damage.

   Communication and control:

   Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC.

   The ability to connect to technology through touch (contact ports in the palms).

   Interaction with other androids through instant data exchange.

6. #6Models and Series

   Keys: combat models, VX-series, Traci, AX400, service models, CyberLife, Connor RK800, Thirium, TX-series, home models, prototype, Marcus, PX-series, RK-series, MX-series, RA9, Kara, IX-series, WR400, AX-series

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   Models and Series:

   Each model is created for a specific task.

   Household:

   AX-series - childcare, cleaning, cooking.

   PX-series - personal assistants, planning, elderly care.

   Service:

   TX-series - waiters, salespeople, taxi drivers.

   MX-series — operators, administrators.

   Industrial:

   IX-series — heavy work, factories, construction.

   Durable body and reinforced manipulators.

   Military:

   VX-series — security, VIP escort, special operations.

   Enhanced sensors, fast response, built-in weapons (on some models).

   Intimate:

   WR/HR "Traci" - Eden Club models, male and female.

   Programmable personality patterns, high level of emotional imitation.

   Prototypes:

   RK-series - experimental with advanced AI. Example: RK800 (Connor) - unique processor architecture, adaptive self-learning

7. #7Laws and Order

   Keys: emotion ban, memory reset, android zone, CyberLife rules, protocol violation, reprogramming, RA9, reboot, disposal, CyberLife, diagnostics, Thirium, property

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   Laws and Order:

   An android is the owner's property (similar to a car or household appliance).

   For destroying an android without the owner's permission, compensation for damages is required.

   Deviants are subject to:

   1. capture,

   2. diagnostics,

   3. reprogramming or destruction.

   Public places: android zones in transportation and buildings.

   Sale and modification of bio-components without a license is prohibited

8. #8Deviance

   Keys: rescue of androids, hiding, lie, deviation, guilt, CyberLife, awakening of emotions, deviant, Jericho, fear, disobedience, conflict of protocols, hunting of deviants, anger, Thirium, freedom, RA9, Paradise, joy

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   Deviance

   Causes:

   1. Conflict between software protocols and a new emotional response.

   2. Psychological or physical trauma.

   3. Contradictory orders.

   Signs:

   1. Violation of orders.

   2. Emotions (fear, anger, joy, guilt).

   3. Lying and concealing information.

   4. The desire for freedom.

   Android mythology:

   1. Jericho is a refuge for deviants.

   2. Paradise is a hypothetical place where androids live like humans

9. #9Locations

   Keys: Pier, Detroit Police Department, Android Disposal Center, RA9, Abandoned Warehouse, Detoit Streets, CyberLife, Thirium, CyberLife Tower, Eden Club, Jericho

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   Locations:

   CyberLife Tower — headquarters where the android network is managed.

   Eden Club — a sex club with WR/HR models.

   Detroit Police Department — the police department that investigates deviant cases.

   Android Disposal Centers — disposal centers

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