Vexille

The events unfold in the near-future 2060s, with a critical turn in 2067 when a disease is countered with a vaccine that doubles as a testbed for nanotech. Japan is transformed into a landscape of lifelike machines, and the Jags roam the wasteland outside Tokyo. The world watches as Tokyo and Daiwa's HQ face a climactic collapse.

Set in a near-future Japan where robotics and cybernetics have reshaped society, the story shows Japan withdrawing from global diplomacy after a UN ban on robotics and the R.A.C.E. network sealing it off. A U.S. Navy SWORD unit operates in Colorado to trap a Daiwa informant, while Tokyo becomes a shanty town under Daiwa's rule. The service bridge to Daiwa's headquarters sits atop Tokyo Bay, and the city ultimately buckles as Jags breach the fortress walls.

🧬 Technology vs Humanity

The film centers on nanotech and cybernetics that strip people of free will and reduce them to lifelike machines. It questions whether scientific progress should override individual autonomy. The struggle to preserve human spirit drives the resistance and protagonist actions. The narrative presents a cautionary tale about the costs of unchecked technological ambition.

🛡️ Resistance

A resistance movement within Japan coordinates with SWORD's observers and the alliance with Vexille. They orchestrate a plan to draw the Jags toward Daiwa's HQ and exploit the service bridge to regain control. Personal ties, loyalty, and sacrifice shape the resistance's resolve. The climax tests the endurance of those fighting for autonomy.

🌐 Isolation

Japan isolates itself from the world after the ban on robotics, with foreign access severed and communication cut by the energy grid. The tale examines how isolation reshapes national identity and stunts international collaboration. Daiwa's secrecy exposes the dangers of corporate monopolies wielding science as political power. The film ends with a shattered Japan, underscoring the fragility of connected civilization.