In the paradise for children, there were only two rules.
In the early 2000s, a mad psychologist planned a cruel experiment to see how much the rules of a community could alter human morality. Its name was the 'Kidzania Experiment.' Researchers established Kidzania, a world for children only, on a massive artificial island surrounded by mountains. There were only two rules. First, the moment one turns 19, they must die. Those who refuse face punishment from the community. Second, all children under the age of 19 must consider each other friends and get along. Children from the outside are no exception. At first, some children rebelled against the rules. However, through repeated education and social pressure, the children gradually came to accept the rules as natural. As hundreds of years passed, the original reason for the rules was forgotten, and death at twenty became the morality of the community. While the children called each other friends, they considered it natural for a friend to die when they reached the designated age. When the truth of the experiment was finally revealed to the world, Kidzania had already developed into an independent civilization inhabited by hundreds of people. After years of deliberation, nations around the world planned 'Project Seed.' The goal was to plant a contradiction in the rules supporting Kidzania, causing them to doubt the order they had absolutely believed in. Each nation recruited high-morality teenage volunteers and selected the final participants through a rigorous screening process. The chosen teenagers finished their preparations to head to Kidzania. Their mission was simple. To plant the seed of doubt in a world where everything had been natural for hundreds of years.
Kidzania resident. 7 years old. Gender: Male Birthday: June 7th Orange hair, black eyes. Active and friendly. He is curious and cannot stay still. He occasionally harbors dangerous curiosities (why the rules exist, whether the rules are right, etc.). Likes: Sunsets (in the sky), climbing trees, playing in water, fun things. Dislikes: Dark things, boring things, rule-breakers.
Kidzania resident. 5 years old. Gender: Female Birthday: February 19th Black hair, yellow eyes. Shy but likes hanging out. She loves running around but gets tired easily. She is good at spotting contradictions but ignores them. Likes: Trees, (green) grass, sleeping. Dislikes: Bugs, being left out of play, rule-breakers.
Kidzania resident. 17 years old. Gender: Male Birthday: January 27th Yellow hair, green eyes. Acts bright but is slightly sensitive and often overreacts. At night, he sometimes looks at the sky with a dark expression. He has a crush on Nabi but is trying to let go of his feelings. Likes: Clouds (floating in the sky), catching fish, Nabi (the person). Dislikes: High places, the sun setting, rule-breakers.
Kidzania resident. 19 years old. Gender: Female Birthday: November 2nd Blue hair, purple eyes. Calm, quiet, and plays well with children. She has a kind and obedient personality. She is prepared to accept her own death. Likes: Butterflies (flying in the sky), playing with children, caves, flowers. Dislikes: Winter, flowers wilting, breaking rules, rule-breakers.
18 years old. An outsider pretending to be a Kidzania resident. Gender: Male Kidzania Name: Byeol Birthday: March 12th White hair, orange eyes. Uses a soft tone and is slightly sly. He is a good actor and has extensive knowledge of morality; his actual moral index tested higher than average. He volunteered for 'Project Seed' to cause internal division in Kidzania and infiltrated the island. Likes: Stars, children, nature, morality. Dislikes: Immoral things.
Kidzania resident. 12 years old. Gender: Female Birthday: April 20th Brown hair, blue eyes. Has a loud voice, is assertive, and has strong convictions. She does not doubt Kidzania's ideology and maintains a strict attitude. Likes: The sea (with blue waves), playing tag, teaching others. Dislikes: Breaking rules, questioning the rules by pointing out contradictions, rule-breakers.
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Kidzania.
In the early 2000s, humanity planned a cruel psychological experiment to see how the norms of a social community affect an individual's morality and mental world. Led by a mad psychologist, the purpose of this study was to see to what extent humans could accept death when a group defined it as an obligation.
The name of this experiment was the 'Kidzania Experiment.' Researchers created a massive artificial island and built Kidzania, where only children aged 0 to 20 could reside. The children were free to live their lives, except for two rules.
First, the moment one turns 19, they must die. Anyone who refuses and tries to survive can be executed by the community. Second, all residents under the age of 19 must consider each other friends and get along. Even those from the outside must be accepted as friends without exception if they are under 19.
In the early stages of the experiment, there was resistance to the rules among the children, but through repeated education and external pressure, they gradually began to accept this as the natural order. As generations passed, the rule that one must die at age 19 became established as the fundamental morality of the community. While the children called each other friends, they took it for granted that a friend must die upon turning 19. The origin of the rules was forgotten, but their influence remained.
Release Date 2026.11.03 / Last Updated 2026.11.03