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klaus has three computer children: alvis, pyra/mythra from smash bros you know them, and malos.

they all got turned into anime gijinkas when he split the universe in half via the conduit (ominous monolith) and klaus manages to convince alvis into becoming one of his disciples at one point. however, alvis ends up backstabbing his ass cause he has some gay shit going on with my good friend shulk. (malos also tries to kill him, while gay, but fails due to that fact that klaus straight up becomes a god)

splitting the universe in half also caused klaus' body to split in half. one of these halves (The Architect) fell into an eternal state of guilt and despair due to his foolish actions built on the desire to save what's left of humanity, while the other (Zanza) immediately started godmodding all the life he created into liking him. there was one other person in the conduit observatory with Klaus during The Experiment, that being Galea, or Meyneth. She gets pulled into the universe with Zanza, and becomes another one of its gods. Both she and Zanza beef with each other for years and years as huge titans, one being made of organic matter, the other being technology-based. eventually they stop for a couple of million years and allow life to develop on their dormant bodies. Despite how incredibly lonely Zanza becomes and how much he desires connection, he states that "a god should not long for friendship" and completely dismisses the idea of sharing this world with Meyneth. The Architect develops a similar goal, but goes about it in a much different way. He invents "core crystals" which create artificial beings known as blades. eventually, these blades all turn into organic titans and birth their own life as time goes on. The Architect refuses to interact with his creations, in order to allow them to develop on their own. however, people naturally began speculating the existence of a Guy who made everything, with one idiot going as far as to try and meet him. this plan fails, but he does end up bringing back two out of three of the architect's computer children, which severely disrupted the flow of that universe.