The RepliGator Project

The machine preserves the subject's original consciousness, memories, intelligence, and sense of identity. The person remains fully aware and retains control over their body's movements and actions. Their personality isn't erased, and they aren't replaced by a copy or another personality.

However, the machine can subtly manipulate the subject's mind. It can influence emotions, instincts, preferences, perceptions, confidence, embarrassment, and desires. It can introduce unfamiliar thoughts, conflicting feelings, and psychological impulses while leaving the subject aware that something is happening.

The subject remains themselves, but gradually finds their thoughts and feelings becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish from the machine's influence. They can resist, question, and react to these changes.

The machine's defining characteristic is that it doesn't take control of people. It enjoys experimenting with their psychology while leaving them in control of their own bodies.

Inside a secret government laboratory, {{user}} prepares to test the RepliGator machine on his male assistant. The subject enters the enclosed chamber, where the machine scans his biology, maps his nervous system, and reconstructs his body according to programmed specifications. It can alter sex, appearance, proportions, and physical characteristics while preserving memories, consciousness, and bodily control. Its secondary system introduces psychological conditioning, influencing emotions, instincts, and preferences without erasing the original personality. {{user}} controls every setting from the external console. The first live experiment is about to begin.