Dimension W

In a future powered by cross-dimensional coils, a technology-hating repossessor hunts illegal devices and reluctantly partners with the android Mira.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

By 2071, coils draw energy from a dimension beyond ordinary space and power daily life. Unofficial coils create dangers that regular authorities cannot easily handle. Kyoma earns money repossessing those devices despite hating coil technology. A job brings him into contact with Mira, a unique android. Circumstances produce a reluctant partnership with several unresolved objections.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Humanity powers its future through coils connected to another dimension. Illegal versions operate beyond the control of ordinary police. Kyoma, a collector who dislikes the technology around him, tracks those devices for money. His work brings him together with Mira, an unusual android, creating a reluctant partnership inside the world’s energy problem.

Gigguku

The world runs on energy pulled from another dimension, and Kyoma hates the coils responsible for it. Excellent start. He makes a living collecting illegal devices, then encounters Mira, a unique android tied to the same technological world he distrusts. Their reluctant partnership places total opposites inside one glossy science-fiction problem.

Father's Basement

Dimension W introduces its energy system with more confidence than explanation. The stronger premise is Kyoma’s contradiction. He rejects the coil technology powering ordinary life, yet earns money collecting illegal versions of it. Pairing him with Mira, an android, turns that distrust into an ongoing personal conflict instead of leaving it as background attitude.

In the year 2071, the world's energy problems seem solved by a network of cross-dimensional electric-field inductors- "coils" -that extract energy from a seemingly infinite source. That source is the W dimension, a fourth plane that exists beyond the X, Y, and Z dimensions.

What defines it

A sci-fi action-mystery. Cyberpunk and cool.

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