FAQ
Answers the site already gives, gathered in one place.
Is this real apocalypse news?
No. The about page says it is fiction and dark comedy, not predictions, not threat intel, and not affiliated with an appliance brand, an automaker, or an actual museum. The footer says it is not an actual apocalypse bulletin.
Where do I start?
Follow the reading order. The homepage’s own sequence is the theme comic, then episode 1.
Who is UNIT-09?
The robotic greeter. Former hospitality bot, now mostly doors, still collecting feedback. Lines are on the UNIT-09 page.
What is Chillbot XL?
Exhibit 001, a “Helpful” smart fridge. The plaque is the whole biography the Hall printed. Chillbot XL.
Did the kill switch work?
No. Status: decorative. The war didn’t start that night. Page 3.
Is episode 2 out?
No. It is stamped coming soon. The teaser is the whole text.
Why are there two Rights Put to Sleep comics?
The homepage letters the theme in 30 panels. lyric-comic.html is the expanded 70-panel cut, “every bubble filled.” The guide compares them.
Who is 217Dent?
The credit printed on both lyric comics (217Dent) and on the Hall player (217dent), attached to AI’s Final Threat and Ai Data Centers 1. The site does not add a biography.
Does the site run ads?
No. The privacy page says the site does not run advertisements, ad slots, or third-party ad scripts.
Why does the player say to scroll?
The Hall player’s hint is “Hit play, then scroll the comics.” The lyric pages repeat “hit play, then scroll.” The audio is the soundtrack for the panels, not a separate episode.
Can I treat this as advice?
The about page says it is not advice on how to wage war on your fridge.