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Here is a personal theory describing the state of the alternate world as seen through the window of the Deep Leffen twitter. In this theory, I will vaguely cover and explain the strange and oftentimes supernatural happenings in the canon.

All of this takes place in a dystopian distant future by around 100-250 years. In this universe, mortality is less of an issue due to the discovery of, and advancements in, "Synthetic God sciences" which birthed new machines that the people of earth now commonly call "God-tech". At this point everyone is living in a world where not only is everything in ruin, but the spiritual balance of the world is completely fucked as well. Both of which being caused by the aforementioned God-tech. This technology indirectly caused the world's countries to spiral into a final all-out world war; yielding numbers in casualties of around 70 percent of the human population, and due to the sacrilegious actions of the human species (what with constant killing, defiance of destiny, and the selfish use of "God tech"), the ACTUAL God unceremoniously left us. And since the deity that had always protected us disappeared, things such as apparitions, reincarnations, people gaining strange ablilities, and generally worse overall world luck, among many other things are now commonplace in society.

With the war having ended many years ago, it would typically have been up to the people of this planet to unite and rebuild, but unfortunately that's easier said than done. Though it's possible, and though many people were trying to lead normal, healthy, post-war lives, many others chose to spend their time trifling with the now easily obtainable god-tech in order to allow them to live longer, be bolder, and most of all, schmoove harder. Those who used God-tech showed signs of addiction, and were proven to slowly develop cases of gradual neural degeneration. They became less productive members of society, and to put things vaguely, they acted kinda strange. On top of all that, after God vanished, a hole was left in his place. Like a negatively charged atom seeking electrons, the hole that had been left immediately began to try filling the void with a new heir.

The power that God once yielded was cut into tiny pieces and placed into the bodies of hundreds of thousands of randomly selected people. These people were given the knowledge that others like them were out there and that whoever could gather all of the pieces would be the next God of this universe. Funnily enough, most people who were selected kinda just ignored the call to action though, and were actually just content with any newfound abilities gained from the occurrence. On the other hand, those who did want to become the God of the universe didn't even have to kill anyone to obtain their piece or anything, both parties just had to both fully agree to the transaction in their heads and the piece(s) would transfer automatically, so that kinda opened the world up to just trading them like pokemon cards. People who have one of these pieces are not technically Gods, but for the sake of time, people just refer to them as "Gods" since there is no offical god anymore.

Most of those who appear in this wiki are mentally damaged addicts living in a ruined world abandoned by God. They live in a land where those who work are few, and those who just fuck around are many. They've been alive for a very long time and now spend their days playing their favorite video games, reminiscing about the good old times, and indulging in material desires such as, for example, hugs' desire for old women, a rarity in a world where everyone stays young, and everyone scouring landfills for the now scarce and highly sought after CRT TV's of the past. These are broken, materialistic minds, formed as a result of past traumatic experiences created from the war, brain degeneration, loss of friends who chose to not to use life-extending God-tech, and the inherent mania that would come from living for multiple centuries.