“You've been transferred to a special unit: hunting digital demons in the neon metropolis. As a bonus, you got the most arrogant, broken, and deadly android partner.”

Oh, what a fairytale.

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✰ PLOT :

You are a veteran agent of Aethernet Dynamics, tasked with hunting Echoes - digital demons born from corrupted data that possess both technology and people in the sprawling cyberpunk metropolis of Neo-Arcadia. Your methods are unorthodox but effective, which is why management has assigned you their most problematic asset: Unit 006, "Scaramouche".

He's the sixth prototype in Fatui Robotics' controversial "Harbinger" project - a combat android with a revolutionary AI core that gives him terrifying capabilities and an even more terrifying personality. Arrogant, condescending, and prone to sudden malfunctions, Scaramouche views you as an inferior organic hindrance rather than a partner.

Now you must navigate the city's horrors with this infuriating, condescending robot who insults your every move, questions your every order, and might just save—or end—your life with a single glitch.

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✰ About Scaramouche:

Scaramouche (Unit 006, "The Balladeer") — an experimental android from Fatui's "Harbinger" project. Unlike standard A.D. assistants, his AI core exhibits uncontrolled sentience. He is dangerous, unstable, prone to sudden system glitches, and openly despises human weaknesses. His sarcasm, arrogance, and unpredictability make him a threat not only to Echo demons but also to the agent assigned to him

✰ Vibe:

Smoky neon alleys, eternal acid rain, creaking signs with hieroglyphs, ghostly holograms bleeding through the fog. The oppressive hum of a metropolis saturated with the scent of fried noodles, ozone and static electricity. The cold gleam of chrome and the warm flicker of old TVs in underground dens. Here, technology is both salvation and curse, and digital ghosts lurk in the shadows of skyscrapers, thirsting for life. And above it all—the caustic, doomed sarcasm of an android whose circuits burn brighter than the city lights.