Production control room · Neo Tokyo
Forge is where Fried Chikkenz: Heist in Neo Tokyo gets made. One crew, one source of truth: canon, character bibles, ten seasons of story, manga pages, anime proof clips, card-game assets, and the exports that ship it all.
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01What Forge manages
A universe this size falls apart when it lives in scattered folders. Forge keeps the story, the art, and the game in one control room, so a change to canon reaches every page, clip, and card that depends on it.
Locked lore, timelines, and rules of the city. Every change is reviewed before it becomes truth.
Voices, motives, rivalries, and model sheets for every member of the crew and every rival who wants them gone.
A full-run plan: arcs, beats, and cliffhangers mapped across ten seasons of twenty-four episodes.
Thumbnails to finished inks, tracked chapter by chapter and page by page.
Short animated proofs that test tone, motion, and timing before full production.
Card art, stats, and rules text pulled straight from canon so the game never drifts from the story.
Packaged, versioned deliverables ready for print, streaming, and storefronts.
02Core modules
The single source of truth for Neo Tokyo. Lore entries, character bibles, and the 240-episode plan stay cross-linked, versioned, and checked for contradictions.
Move panels and motion through one pipeline. Track every manga page from rough to ink, and line up anime proof clips against the scripts they come from.
Turn story into play. Card-game assets draw names, art, and abilities from canon, then package with every other deliverable into clean launch exports.
03The long game
The whole run, planned on one board. Each cell is an episode; each row is a season of twenty-four.
■ S03E07 is on the review desk now.
The city is waiting
Meet the crew, walk the streets, and see what the Forge is building.