Oblivion

Set in the year 3031 on a distant frontier planet, Oblivion fuses futuristic technology with frontier justice. Cyborg deputies and advanced devices share the streets with dusty avenues and saloons, creating a hybrid of sci-fi and Western aesthetics. The era emphasizes a struggle between dominating powers and individual conscience, framed by a desperate town trying to hold its ground.

Oblivion is a tumbleweed town on a distant frontier planet, light-years from Earth. The town blends dusty streets, a saloon, a mortician’s shop, and a rough, lawless atmosphere where outsiders try to seize control. The setting frames a clash between survival, loyalty, and tyranny as the town resists a power grab.

👑 Power & Tyranny

A power-hungry antagonist named Red Eye uses manipulation and a planet-prized substance to short out devices and subjugate Oblivion. The story centers on how authority can be seized through fear, coercion, and violence, forcing the town to resist. The struggle reveals the fragility of freedom when a single figure aims to rewrite the town’s fate. Ultimately, tyranny is challenged by collective defiance.

🧡 Empathy & Nonviolence

Zack Stone is an empath who feels others’ experiences and recoils from triggering violence. His sensitivity guides him to protect the vulnerable and seek peaceful resolutions whenever possible. He fights only when necessary to prevent greater harm, underscoring restraint and moral courage. The theme highlights how compassion can shape justice even in a brutal setting.

🩸 Revenge & Justice

Buteo’s past—loss of his wife and children—drives a personal quest for revenge against Red Eye’s faction. He seeks a fair fight, demonstrating a personal code of honor amid brutality. The pursuit of vengeance intersects with communal justice as the town unites to defeat the gang. The arc concludes with empowerment through collective action rather than mere retaliation.