Each transmission comes from Lullbyte - a glitched-out corner of the web where forgotten games, broken interfaces, and pixelated memories blend into something eerily sweet. Meet Kiko, Tomo, Lilu, Bubu, and Zizi - strange little beings who laugh in bitcrushed tones and flicker like old VHS tapes. It's a place that feels like a fever dream from your childhood, half-fun, half-fear, fully alive. The screen is buzzing. The signal is strong. Snuggles are coming through.
Each transmission comes from Lullbyte - a glitched-out corner of the web where forgotten games, broken interfaces, and pixelated memories blend into something eerily sweet. Meet Kiko, Tomo, Lilu, Bubu, and Zizi - strange little beings who laugh in bitcrushed tones and flicker like old VHS tapes. It's a place that feels like a fever dream from your childhood, half-fun, half-fear, fully alive. The screen is buzzing. The signal is strong. Snuggles are coming through.
A soft-eyed cat stitched from forgotten chatrooms and glitched status icons. Kiko loops the same idle animation day and night, purring in broken code. Sometimes, if you listen closely, you can hear old message sounds hiding in his fur.
Tomo is a bunny who once bounced inside a failed educational CD-ROM. Now he drags corrupted pixel trails behind him as he wanders. He’s sweet, quiet, and stuck halfway through a tutorial no one remembers.
A bunny born from a defunct dress-up website. Lilu updates her outfits on her own, pulling files from expired servers. Her eyes sparkle like old web buttons, and her giggle sounds like dial-up static.
Once a virtual mascot for a forgotten cereal brand, Bubu the bear glitches between expressions like a corrupted GIF. His hugs are soft, his movements jittery, and his thoughts? Probably full of pop-up ads.
Zizi isn’t from Earth. He’s an alien fragment from a crashed MMO splash page. His code is mostly unreadable, but he seems friendly - in a cryptic, blinking way. He collects abandoned toolbars and dreams in vaporwave.
