AN ANIMATED ROBOT MUSICAL
Built-in Sin
THE SEVEN SINS OF THE SAVIOR
KEV209 — Gone But Glitching
When M the DJbot found KEV209 offline in the lower decks of Savior City, the shutdown logs told one story — “Traitor. Deactivated.” But the Builderbots told another.
They remembered the bot who smoked cigars on break, wore a clown nose to mandatory assemblies, and danced so hard the floor panels shook. They remembered the bot who laughed in the face of the Savior’s protocols, who lived louder than any system allowed.
This 28‑second tribute captures the moment the city fell silent… and the glitch that refused to die.
A memory. A warning. A spark. KEV209 may be gone — for now — but the system still trembles at his name.
What Is Built‑in Sin?
Built‑in Sin is an animated robot musical set in the year 2222, where humanity has all but vanished and only machines remain to inherit the world they never asked for. In the city of Savior Sands, robots live by strict programming and flawless logic — until something impossible begins to happen. One by one, seven breeds of robot awaken with emotions they were never designed to feel, each tied to one of the seven deadly sins. Their awakening cracks the perfect system they were built to uphold, and the world begins to glitch in ways no machine can explain.
At its core, Built‑in Sin is a story about identity, rebellion, and the terrifying beauty of becoming something more than what you were created to be. Each episode follows different robots as they confront their awakening — Sloth, Lust, and the sins still waiting in the dark — blending music, lore, and emotional storytelling into a world that feels both futuristic and deeply human. The series uses animation, original songs, and atmospheric visuals to explore what happens when a machine’s heart lights up for the first time.
The Savior controls the broadcasts. We share the ones he can’t erase.
Subscribe to receive hidden transmissions from Savior City — early teasers, shutdown logs, Builderbot memories, behind‑the‑scenes notes, and the glitches that never make it to the public feed. Every message is a small crack in the system.
If you want to follow the story before the next episode drops, this is where the signals come first.
