AI Collaborative World Building
Steins;Gate — An Interactive AI World
A complete world of time travel, D-Mails, and world-line divergence, generated by AI from the canon of Steins;Gate — 29 atoms, scene art, character sprites, and an interactive studio. The world is not the end point, but the starting point of all creation.
Akihabara, 2010. In a cramped second-floor apartment above a CRT repair shop, a self-proclaimed mad scientist and his friends turn a microwave and a phone into a time machine. Every text message they send into the past — every D-Mail — shifts the world line itself: reality rewrites, memories vanish, and the Divergence Meter quietly counts how far the world has drifted.
On the Alpha world line, Mayuri Shiina is doomed to die again and again; on the Beta line, Kurisu Makise falls instead. Between fate and free will lies a single unreachable point: Steins Gate — the world line where both can live. Meanwhile SERN hunts anyone who threatens its monopoly on time.
Visual style: semi-realistic, painterly strokes, game splash art — neon Akihabara nights, CRT glow, and the quiet dread of a timeline that is always watching. Kimi K3 GPT Image 2
World cover — Okabe in the Future Gadget Lab under neon Akihabara night, generated by GPT Image 2 in 16:9
8 characters generated from the canon of Steins;Gate, each with an independent backstory, personality, and role in the conspiracy. The sprites below are real assets from this world’s visual novel, generated on pure white backdrops for clean cutout.
Rintaro Okabe — Hououin Kyouma, the mad scientist
Kurisu Makise — the assistant (and the genius)
Itaru Hashida — super hacker Daru
Characters
Rintaro Okabe
Self-proclaimed mad scientist Hououin Kyouma, founder of the Future Gadget Lab, and the only one who can remember across world-line shifts.
Characters
Kurisu Makise
Genius neuroscientist from America whose research on memory and the brain collides with Okabe's time-travel experiments.
Characters
Mayuri Shiina
Okabe's gentle childhood friend and the emotional heart of the Lab — whose fate becomes the cruel constant of the Alpha world line.
Characters
Itaru Hashida
Super hacker 'Daru', co-founder of the Lab, and the technical genius who makes D-Mails and the Time Leap Machine possible.
Characters
Suzuha Amane
Mysterious part-timer at the Braun Tube Workshop who is actually a time traveler from a SERN-dominated 2036.
Characters
Moeka Kiryu
Shy freelance journalist who obsessively texts — and serves as SERN's Rounder agent hunting the IBN 5100.
Characters
Faris NyanNyan
Charismatic maid of MayQueen+Nyan² and underground RaiNet ace whose D-Mail rewrites her family's fate.
Characters
Yuugo Tennouji
Gruff landlord of the Future Gadget Lab building and owner of the Braun Tube Workshop — more than the 'Mister Braun' he pretends to be.
+Create More CharactersFrom the cluttered Future Gadget Lab to the neon maze of Akihabara Electric Town, every location is a stage where history can be rewritten — a maid café, a CRT workshop, a rooftop, a European research citadel. Each one carries an emotional stratum that a single D-Mail can rearrange.
Future Gadget Lab — ground zero of unauthorized time travel
Akihabara Electric Town, summer 2010
Radio Kaikan — where the Beta line is pinned in blood
Locations
Future Gadget Lab
A cramped second-floor apartment above the Braun Tube Workshop that becomes ground zero for humanity's unauthorized time experiments.
Locations
Akihabara
Tokyo's Electric Town — otaku paradise of maid cafés, parts shops, and back-alley workshops where culture and conspiracy intertwine.
Locations
Braun Tube Workshop
Yuugo Tennouji's ground-floor CRT specialty shop, front for ordinary life — and sometimes for Rounder operations.
Locations
MayQueen+Nyan²
Popular Akihabara maid café where Mayuri works part-time and Faris reigns as top maid.
Locations
Radio Kaikan
Iconic Akihabara building hosting the metal oopa satellite and the rooftop incidents that pin the Beta world line in blood.
Locations
SERN Headquarters
European research titan that secretly perfected weaponized time travel and rules a dystopian 2036 on the Alpha line.
The PhoneWave Awakens
A failed Future Gadget turns bananas into green gel and, impossibly, sends a text into the past — proving world lines can move.
SERN Database Breach
Daru hacks SERN and uncovers the Jellyman's Reports — proof that human time travel already failed catastrophically in secret.
Mayuri's Fixed Death
On the Alpha world line, Mayuri dies no matter what Okabe changes — train accidents, kidnappings, or chance — revealing fate's cruel attractor field.
Undoing the D-Mails
To escape Alpha, the Lab must cancel each selfish D-Mail — restoring lost fathers, careers, and comforts for a harder truth.
Operation Skuld
Okabe's final plan to deceive fate itself — staging Kurisu's death so the world believes the Beta tragedy while both she and Mayuri live.
SERN's Dystopian 2036
In the Alpha future, SERN rules through time-travel monopoly; Suzuha rebels and leaps to 2010 to break their timeline at the root.
World Lines & Time Tech (9)
World Lines
Alpha World Line
Divergence range where SERN obtains time travel, Mayuri's death is fixed, and 2036 becomes a dystopia.
World Lines
Beta World Line
Divergence range where World War III looms, Kurisu dies in 2010, and Mayuri lives — trading one tragedy for another.
World Lines
Steins Gate
The elusive world line where neither Mayuri nor Kurisu is forced to die and SERN never rules the future.
World Lines
Attractor Field
Metaphysical convergence that forces major outcomes — deaths, wars, regimes — to reassert themselves across nearby world lines.
Time Tech
D-Mail
A text message sent to the past via the PhoneWave that can shift the entire world line when it alters a receiver's decisions.
Time Tech
Reading Steiner
Okabe's rare ability to retain memories of previous world lines after a shift that rewrites everyone else.
Time Tech
Divergence Meter
Nixie-tube device that displays how far the current world line has drifted from the reference point, down to six decimal places.
Time Tech
Time Leap Machine
Kurisu and Daru's refinement that sends only the user's memory data minutes or hours into their own past body.
Time Tech
IBN 5100
Vintage 1975 portable computer capable of reading SERN's hidden codepages — key to erasing the Lab from SERN's database.
World Rules
Attractor Field Convergence
Major outcomes — deaths, wars, regimes — reassert themselves across nearby world lines. You cannot simply 'undo' a tragedy; fate will find another way to repeat it.
Reading Steiner
Only Rintaro Okabe retains his memories across a world-line shift. Everyone else is quietly rewritten, remembering a past that never happened.
D-Mail Causality
A text message sent to the past alters the receiver's decisions at the critical moment — and can shift the entire world line.
SERN's Monopoly on Time
Whoever controls time travel controls the future. On the Alpha line SERN rules a dystopian 2036, so the Lab must erase itself from SERN's database.
The Divergence Meter
Six decimal places of Nixie-tube readings track how far reality has drifted from the reference world line — 1.130426 is a number the Lab never forgets.
The Steins Gate Corridor
A single unreachable world line where neither Mayuri nor Kurisu dies and SERN never rules — the goal of Operation Skuld and the only way out of fate.
One playable visual novel has been generated from this world — World Line AVG: The First D-Mail — built from this world’s own atoms and art: 8 scene backgrounds and a full sprite set for Okabe, Kurisu, Mayuri, and Daru with expression variants. The world is the source; works are its branches.
World Line AVG: The First D-Mail — playable visual novel, title screen
Actual gameplay: summer light in the Future Gadget Lab — the day a text message rewrites the world line
Actual gameplay: strike a mad-scientist pose, inspect the PhoneWave, or ask Mayuri — every choice moves the world line
Title background — Akihabara Electric Town at night
Future Gadget Lab — CRT glow and unfinished gadgets
Radio Kaikan — the rooftop where futures are decided
This world is public. You can Fork it — inherit all 29 atoms, every character, location, and rule, rewrite what you want, and publish your own version.
Change the D-Mail rules. Add a new lab member. Move the Lab out of Akihabara. The world is your asset library — rewriting is creation.
Play the world’s first work live: World Line AVG: The First D-Mail →
Collaborative workflow
Fork world → Edit atom cards → Generate new games/videos/assets → Publish → Others can Fork your version
Every Fork is a branch. Worlds grow through branching — there is no single canon, only infinite variants.
World building · TextKimi K3Claude Opus 5Grok 4.5
One sentence → 29 atoms: characters, locations, events, world lines, time tech, and the rules that bind them.
Art generation · ImageGPT Image 2Gemini 3.1
Atom covers, scene backgrounds, character sprites (on pure white for clean cutout), and the 16:9 world cover.
In-game dialogue · Real-time narrativeDeepSeek V3Kimi K3
Real-time LLM writes the narrative in character voice — Okabe’s theatrics, Kurisu’s rebuttals, Mayuri’s tuturu. Freely switchable.
Build & PublishGPT Image 2DeepSeek V3
The visual novel builds and publishes with one click — instantly shareable, browser-playable, forkable.
In Neta Studio, a world is the beginning of everything. A world contains characters, locations, events, world lines, and time tech — all generated by AI from a single sentence, all referenceable, rewritable, and expandable. From the same 29 atoms you can generate visual novel games, character sprites, scene backgrounds, and videos — each inheriting the same worldview, the same conflict, the same divergence.
World → Game
Select a storyline from world cards, AI auto-writes game logic, generates art, builds a playable visual novel — like World Line AVG: The First D-Mail.
World → Video
Generate dynamic videos from world characters and scenes — title animations, character entrances, scene transitions across world lines.
World → Assets
Each character auto-generates a sprite, each location auto-generates a background. The world itself is an asset library.
Create from this World
Inherit 29 atoms, rewrite what you want, create your own world line.
World: Steins;GateType: Anime World · Sci-Fi ThrillerAtoms: 29 (Characters 8 · Locations 6 · Events 6 · World Lines 4 · Time Tech 5)Assets: 11 (Cover 1 · Gameplay 3 · Studio 3 · Sprites 4)Models: Kimi K3 · GPT Image 2 · DeepSeek V3
