In a near-future world where a cure for aging grants immortality but not invincibility, society spirals into overpopulation, violence, and chaos.
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In a near-future world where a cure for aging grants immortality but not invincibility, society spirals into overpopulation, violence, and chaos.
In a future where a cure for aging is made available worldwide and people can now live forever, a man on the run from the government must dodge evil green people, government euthanasia programs, and a disturbing religious cult.
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Moderate explicit sexual scenes including casual encounters and references to sex work; some fade-to-black moments but recurring in societal context. References to rape, sex trafficking, and coercion; tied to exploitation in overpopulated society.
Frequent graphic violence including murders, euthanasia programs, terrorist acts, and body horror from overpopulation and cults; central to dystopian plot.
Recurring strong profanity and crude language throughout narrative, fitting the humorous yet bleak tone.
Brief mentions of alcohol use in social settings; not glamorized or central.
No LGBTQIA+ representation present.
Recurring themes of disturbing religious cults and anti-cure fundamentalists; involves rituals and devotional extremism.
No witchcraft or occult elements.
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Central messaging on societal impacts of immortality, overpopulation, government control, and eugenics; explores cultural and economic repercussions.
References to suicide, assisted suicide, and ideation amid despair; some on-page depictions in dystopian context.
Depictions of exploitation of minors, systemic suffering from overpopulation, eugenics, and cruelty including animal abuse references; central to themes. References to rape, sex trafficking, and coercion; tied to exploitation in overpopulated society.
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