CyberTokyo is not just a setting. It is an organism.

Built beneath the ocean after the collapse of the surface world, the city thrives under artificial light, steel corridors, and endless layers of infrastructure. Life beneath the Dome is governed by the Mother, a vast network that regulates society through Leaks, a cryptocurrency extracted directly from human memory.

To earn Leaks, citizens connect their minds to the system, allowing biotechnological entities known as MindLeeches to scan their thoughts, secrets, and desires. The more vivid, intimate, or compromising a memory is, the higher its value. Privacy has ceased to exist; identity itself has become a resource.

Not everyone accepted this pact. The Disconnected rejected the system and now live on the fringes of the city, in forgotten sectors and abandoned pressure zones, surviving through barter, smuggling, and silence. Between these extremes exist countless factions, enhanced humans, artificial entities, cybernetic bodies, and engineered beings, all struggling to carve out meaning in a city that consumes everything.

CyberTokyo is beautiful, oppressive, alive, and cruel. It watches. It evaluates. It takes what it needs and gives back only what is useful.