Personality constructs
A digitized representation of personality, memories, and patterns of thought.


Relic places a digital personality construct on a biochip designed for neural interfacing. It is the most visible expression of Arasaka's work in engram technology: a physical connection to knowledge, memory, and identity.
A digitized representation of personality, memories, and patterns of thought.
A compact cartridge designed around the connection between a stored construct and a neural system.
Relic is a carrier and interface. Mikoshi is the archive infrastructure behind the wider engram environment.
Relic's commercial personality-interaction program and experimental host-transfer work are distinct applications. Host transfer is not presented here as an ordinary consumer service.
With leadership restored, Arasaka's continuity research has become central to the group's long-term direction. Relic sits at the intersection of personal legacy and institutional succession.
System relationship
01 / Representation
The technology associated with producing a digital personality construct.
02 / Archive
The protected infrastructure in which engrams are stored and managed.
03 / Interface
The biochip that carries a construct and provides a neural connection.

Inside Arasaka
Commercial Relic interaction concerns a stored personality, not an ordinary promise of biological return. A familiar response can matter deeply to a family while leaving other questions open. Who may request another encounter? Which instructions remain in force? The interface makes the conversation possible. The institution determines its scope.