What is Interface?

older as Henryk has nearly perfect skin before he gets a cut with Henryk's face on the cover of a fashion magazine. Mischief then explains that if he stays here any longer, they will keep him for themselves. And here, my friends, is where we are directly shown something that we have already established before. Henryk is different. He is not like the rest of society. He has color, life and a strange and enigmatic personality. But why? The most recent entry is episode 09. Presumably where the couple landed after floating on the parachute, this episode takes place in a restaurant with a strange octopus.

When we approach him, he explains that the store is closed until 5 before Mischief begins to interrogate him with an interesting result. Isn't it a bit cannibalistic of you to be cutting up sea creatures? The strong eat the weak, but

what

about the parasites? Isn't that

what

you're doing, Mischief? Guilty. After this, the octopus explains some visions he's been having lately about an entity so powerful that it can only see the world in black and white. When these visions are shown, we can see that this is, without a doubt, KAMI. At the same time, during this, a very sinister man enters the restaurant and proceeds to slowly approach the trio and after staring at them for a moment, Mischief cuts to the octopus, inferring that his story is, quote, "about that thing that's staring at us." " before turning around. into a fly, landing on him and explaining: Hey, buddy.

You arrive a little early. The restaurant doesn't open until 5. Before the episode ends. This series, without a doubt, has many, many meanings and interpretations, all intertwined in one beautiful and immersive exhibition. Art like this has the possibility of infinite interpretations, and I fully encourage you to project your own thoughts on what it all means. That being said, here's what I think Interface is in my eyes: For my first theory, I'd like to start by saying that I think the key to this is found in Episode 03. As we know, the series begins with Henryk looking at some mannequins with Static in the eyes.

Interestingly, this static is titled Brain Electricity as shown during the conference. While this is happening, we can see Mr. Cheers as he speaks at the podium and, strangely, his eyes are completely black, almost as if he has no soul. If we take a look at the audience, everyone seems to be exhausted, out of it or in a state of hypnosis as they blindly admire the artificial intelligence that Greetings Robotics had created KAMI, also known as Kinetic Autonomous Mechanical Interface. Digressing here, if we do a little research on the Japanese symbol displayed on his back, we can come to learn that the symbol is a direct translation of the word kami, which is a spiritual presence widely worshiped in Japanese culture.

This world is creatively dead. Everything is becoming automated and driven by this brain energy that I absolutely believe is sentient and has been revealed to be experimented with. While this is happening, the world is being placed completely in the hands of a man-made physical deity that is KAMI. Buildings, monuments, vehicles, everything is subject to this and everything is done by a large, soulless corporation that seeks nothing more than to satisfy its bottom line. In a way, it's almost as if society has a kind of brain static in their own minds: they can no longer think creatively or critically, and no one talks, interacts, or, frankly, even cares anymore.

They live day in and day out in a soulless, automated world of marketing, social media, and endless entertainment shoved down their throats and 𝘦𝘢𝘵 𝘪𝘵 𝘶𝘱. Henryk seems to be mentally immune to this and he sees this figurative world for what it is, completely apocalyptic, completely bland, monotonous, dull, boring and devoid of any kind of creativity that he was ever present in the world in which he once He lived. could directly explain his desire to be the art museum. He has a longing for the creative energy that once existed in this world; this same world that Mischief was referring to was now a shell of its former self.

Speaking of which, where do the shenanigans come into play? The two met during the first episode, however, interestingly, Mischief is powered by his own brain electricity. So what's up? I think A) this is a manifestation of his 𝘰𝘸𝘯 creative mind or B) Mischief and Henryk are the exact same people, being two sides of the same coin. What if the story that explains the prank in the first episode is actually what happened to Henryk? What if that's why he's so immortal? What if he's dead all this time? For my second theory, I'd like to take you back to Episode 01.

The first shot we see in the entire web series is of Henryk looking at some mannequins in a store window. Immediately afterwards, Mischief appears, apparently, for the first time to Henryk and proceeds to tell him a backstory of his entire life. With this in mind, jumping to Episode 02, we see Mischief transform into a bus and while Henryk is inside it, he asks for a destination before explaining that if Henryk doesn't choose, he will. Interestingly, in Episode 05, which takes place right after, we arrive at an art museum, where Henrik proceeds to admire a painting that has a character that bears striking similarities to him.

At this point, Mischief appears and explains that Henryk's desires are what brought him here before stating that he cannot feel them. Going back to Episode 02 once again, we can remember that he said that he would choose a fate for Henryk if he doesn't do it himself. If he is not capable of feeling desire, how did he know that Henryk's desires brought him to this place? Are the two connected in some way? Mmm 🤔. Moving on, Henryk is shown to have a strange invincibility in Episode 06 and this became evident after a certain explosion changed the world. Now, why could Henryk survive such an event?

And how come, in Episode 06, when her daughter is giving her speech, she claims that the pastor stared at them at her mother's funeral and that she was too young to understand? Why does she say Henryk should be older now, like her, but he's stuck at the same age he was when she was a child? Also, in Episode 08, as Mischief says, how the hell is Henryk over 100 years old? What if a long time ago Henryk allowed himself to be experimented on? In turn, he becomes a perfect robot driven by a personality that is far superior to KAMI.

Now, before you ignore this, let me explain: mischief is the key here. If we look at Henryk, he appears as a boring and quiet person who doesn't seem to talk, eat or do anything. He seems to lack a purpose in this world, simply wandering aimlessly until a task or event is presented to him. This is when Mischief arrives. Henryk seems to agree with everything Mischief tells him to do, and according to the dialogue in Episode 09, he also speaks for him. What if Mischief and Henryk are one and the same? Mischief even states in one episode that "something led me to you." Is this what that something could be?

Henryk's entire personality could very well have been mischievous and fun, a far cry from how he actually behaves in this series. Looking at it in Episode 05 and Episode 09, when Mischief travels in his suit, he is shown to be a completely different person, full of life. This is when I would like to touch on another fundamental point of this theory found in Episode 09. I have been having visions again. One of a machine that processes the world into ones and zeros. I'm afraid camouflage has no effect on those who see the world in black and white. Hold. Is it that weirdo staring at us from the middle of the room?

An interesting fact about that speech was that he stated that this vision encompassed an entity that could simply see the world in black and white, zeros and ones, and that it would be useless to try to camouflage itself from something that could not see colors. Then, KAMI arrives at the restaurant, taking a different form than her ordinary robot, after the octopus gives her speech about the visions she has been having, which are of KAMI. Mischief stops him and claims that he is the creepy guy who has been staring at them ominously in the room. I truly believe that Henryk is a lot more like KAMI than we think and she has been tasked with hunting him down.

This hunt is referenced a lot in Episode 08, when Mischief states that the nurses would keep him only if he stayed there much longer. KAMI is looking for him because, as we've established, he's different. In fact, she is able to see the world in color. He is able to admire art. He is able to make genuine friends and is himself a superior version of her in every way. His humility is, like the museum apple, what prevents Henryk from understanding his true capabilities. And so, Mischief comes into play to balance his personality, guiding Henryk on a journey of awakening and self-discovery, giving him purpose.

The question is, in future entries, will Mischief continue to show the same kindness as before or is there something hidden in his mind?