ENTITY
PUKINO
Psychotronic Uplink for Kinetic Interference and Neural Operations.
An extraterrestrial entity, wounded and kept alive in a suspended tank filled with special fluid,
fed by a radioactive rock. It cannot breathe Earth’s atmosphere, but it can
interact with the human mind through a psychotronic uplink — a direct neural link
between its brain and the host’s brain.
In the Christmas Special, PUKINO only has enough energy left for a single greeting:
“Hello, Shini. You finally came.”
DEVICE
Symbiosis Glove v0.7
A semi-transparent biomechanical glove, built by Ali. Inside it, a living chip:
a fragment of PUKINO, embedded into hardware. Its purpose is to create a symbiosis
between human DNA and alien intelligence — the body becomes the hardware, and
consciousness becomes the software.
The “pin” that pierces the skin is not copper, but a bio-hybrid metal — derived
from their technology.
OBJECT
The Physical Stick
A seemingly normal USB stick, always carried by Shini. In reality it contains
living matter, a piece of non-terrestrial technology.
The code inside was intercepted, partially decrypted and reassembled by Ali,
with the help of a missing Russian researcher.
Without the stick, the glove cannot be activated; without PUKINO, the code
on the stick is incomplete.
HAZARD
The Radioactive Rock
A small chunk of radioactive material installed under PUKINO’s tank.
For us it’s poison — for it, it’s food. Without it, the alien body
starts to degrade.
Long-term exposure of humans to this rock doesn’t have a fully documented
effect yet. Seasons 2–3 will explore the consequences.
NETWORK
Psychotronic Mesh
The invisible network of neural links and electromagnetic fields that appears
when PUKINO connects to a human via a device (glove, implant, chip). It allows:
- predictive combat (augmented reflexes)
- partial reading of intentions (not full “thoughts”)
- energetic fingerprints of places and objects
CLASSIFIED
“Chosen Protocol”
A set of rules (written and unwritten) derived from PUKINO’s communication:
who can become a host, under what conditions, and at what cost.
Ali doesn’t see Shini as “the strongest fighter”, but as the only one
empathic enough to keep the symbiosis stable.