The engine behind a consistent universe
Three systems work together on every generation: character locking, a narrative memory graph, and a contradiction detector — so nothing breaks canon, ever.
4-level character locking
Every character has a master reference sheet locked at four levels — silhouette, face, outfit, and color palette. Age variants and expression ranges are generated from that lock, never drifted from it, so a character looks the same in episode 1 and episode 100.
Narrative memory graph
Every character, location, relationship, and plot thread is stored as a node in a living graph. When a new scene references an earlier event, the graph resolves it automatically — callbacks and continuity happen without a writer re-reading the whole series bible.
Contradiction detector
Before any scene is generated, it's checked against the series bible and memory graph. A character who died in episode 4 can't casually appear in episode 9 — the system flags the contradiction before it's ever rendered.