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“THE FALL” is an important event in MAJIN referring to the moment when an angel is cast down from Heaven to Earth, and it is also the title of the artwork depicting that event.
The wings are lost or torn apart, and the golden halo shatters and turns black.
To achieve originality and authenticity, there's no way around effort. And I think that's exactly what digital collectibles have been missing since 2021.
Bored Apes, Azuki, Cool Cats, Doodles... they are all original, made with passion — but they were also all created 5 years ago. Since then, the amount of effort and creativity that goes into collections has severely declined. That's why we haven't seen any innovation in our industry and why the market constantly punishes new projects that take shortcuts.
Especially when it comes to art; buyers, holders, and collectors value effort. Because only genuine passion and love for the craft can lead to beauty and novelty.
Important:
✓ comment with the anime or video game AND the names of the characters
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Prizes:
The first person with the correct answer receives 1 Azuki Beanz.
And 2 more Beanz go to the second and third best guesses (even if incorrect).
Deadline:
This event runs until Sunday, July 19 at 2 pm UTC.
All 3 winners will be tagged in the comments below with the txn IDs a few hours later.
Good luck!
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Simply answer this:
Which two anime or video game characters inspired this Majin illustration?
Comment below (including wallet) + tag 3 friends 👇
Our lore runs deep.
"Satan Descends upon Earth" (1866) by Gustave Doré helped inspire our "Fallen Angel".
His legendary illustrations of "Dante's Inferno" made him one of history's greatest artists of otherworldly themes. We are proud to carry a small part of that tradition forward.
One of the most important aspects for me is that our collection has meaning. Because I'm convinced that holders and collectors can sense when you create with purpose.
And I believe the way your art is valued on the market goes along with that too.
The level of activity in Discord is a direct reflection of the community's morale. As a founder it's your job to encourage and nurture it, because it's the lifeblood of your project. Newton called it the Law of Inertia: an object in motion stays in motion.
Mind you, not a single person was able to join our server the past 7 months. We're a tiny circle and completely private. Still, I drop announcements on a regular basis and ensure everyone is up to date and can be hyper bullish. That is the environment you need to create before you open your doors up to the public.
Be sure to turn on your notifications on Twitter and join our group chat. We will soon share invites with which you can finally join and claim the OG role (special perks).
Good question. Simply put, instead of creating a cookie cutter collection with templates, we establish a whole universe first — which is pretty much how every web2 manga / anime IP was created.
You can check the image below and zoom around a bit. A lot of those characters look vastly different. But it's clear they all belong to the same IP / brand. So it's mainly about style, colors, artistic aesthetic etc. and much less about the shape of the template. I think we've been dumbed down by what digital collectibles look liked like over the years and set our expectations of what a great collection can look like too low.
The approach for traits which I describe in this clip is risky and has never been done before. But I also believe it's necessary.
Especially with respect to your holder's personalities, I don't think it's wise to expect everyone to identify with the exact same base template.
The next logical step after the groundwork laid by the current bluechips is to introduce more uniqueness, diversity, stronger identities, different body types etc.
We cannot continue to repeat the same recipe over and over and over again. It's time for something new to push digital collectibles further.
The reason people value hand drawn art over AI content is emotional satisfaction. If something was created by hand it contains: TIME.
And time equals effort. The artist had to learn the craft, hone it, and then put it to work with intent and passion.
AI on the other hand produces everything in seconds by recycling things which already exist. There's no effort behind it. It doesn't actually --create--.
Let me give you an example. Let's say you'd hand your mother a letter that expresses your gratitude and love for her. How do you think she'd react if you told her AI wrote it. She'd be disappointed, right?
Because even if you gave AI the input and even if AI maybe wrote the letter better than you could have yourself, it lacks the effort. It's simply not real.
And no matter how good AI will get, this void can never be filled. Anyone bullish on AI art or AI movies is completely out of touch with human nature. We do not value things which contain zero effort. Naturally we understand that they are hollow copies of the real thing and hence worthless.
Traditional art has proven the same point a long time ago. You can buy almost perfect replicas of famous paintings. But why are they worth so much less? Because, again, the artist can only give his soul to the artwork once. It cannot be copy pasted by plagiarizing the original.
Humans value time, effort, passion, and a love for the craft. That will never change. Never. In fact, that appreciation will only grow stronger as the world is flooded with slop.
That's why Majin builds on the foundation which Azuki laid. We honor the craft, we respect artistic integrity, and we make sure you can feel the soul in everything we create.
$AUKI | @Auki H1 2026 Recap: Building the Real World Web.
$AUKI team lead by Nils @broodsugar
entered 2026 by validating enterprise demand, enabling enterprise growth, brokering strategic partnerships and scaling across boarders.
Here is the recap of the team 6 month’s performance 👇
✅ January - Laying the Foundation
➡️Secured the first robotics Letter of Intent from a retail client.
➡️Expanded relationships across Silicon Valley through CES and exclusive robotics networking events.
➡️Launched the first @Cactus pilot with FairPrice, Singapore’s largest retailer.
➡️Improved Gaussian splat mapping with the K1 scanner.
➡️Officially transformed the Hong Kong robotics lab into a Hacker House for builders.
✅ February - Enterprise Growth
➡️Expanded the Reitan Convenience pilot to 10 Pressbyrån stores across Sweden.
➡️Released WebXR experiences on Android.
➡️Introduced AI-powered @Cactus Insights.
➡️Signed its second enterprise customer, one of Denmark’s largest grocery retailers.
➡️Showcased Cactus and Real World Web technology at EuroShop.
✅ March - Scaling Across Borders
➡️Expanded retail pilots into Norway with 10 Narvesen stores.
➡️Added six Booster K1 robots to the lab.
Open-sourced the Splatter Node.
➡️Created the first vineyard digital twin through the Budbreak project.
➡️Added Galbot G1 and Bracketbot to evaluate retail automation.
✅ April - Strategic Partnerships & Infrastructure
➡️Added the RealMan RS-02 semi-humanoid robot.
➡️Successfully mapped the massive InnoEx exhibition for AR navigation.
➡️Partnered with CTRL+R for teleoperated robotics.
➡️Open-sourced the Exocortex, enabling structured AI memory and skills.
✅May - Making The Real World Web Easier To Build On.
➡️Hosted the world’s first remote teleoperated robot soccer event.
➡️Demonstrated AI-powered instruction manuals through Oneshot.
➡️Enabled SLAM offloading from smart glasses to GPUs.
➡️Completely rebuilt and open-sourced the $AUKI SDK.
✅ June - Robots Becoming Deployment Ready
➡️Galbot G1 and RealMan robots achieved autonomous fixture scanning.
➡️Sweden’s Prime Minister received a live Cactus demonstration at ICA.
➡️Added two industrial Galbot S1 robots for a confidential partner project.
➡️Continued expanding @Cactus with robot fleet management, planogram compliance, and barcode scanning.
✅Community As The Bedrock of Every Successful Project
The strongest projects in Web3 succeed because they consistently communicate progress, gather feedback, and involve community throughout the project development journey.
$AUKI team understands this well and the team provides transparent monthly consistent communication that builds trust, demonstrates execution, and allows the community to witness progress in real time.
✅What $AUKI Is Building
$AUKI is building the Real World Web, shared spatial infrastructure that enables robots, AI agents, smartphones, AR glasses, and autonomous machines to understand, navigate, and collaborate within physical environments.
Rather than each robot independently mapping and interpreting its surroundings, $AUKI creates a shared spatial layer where devices can exchange location, perception, and environmental understanding.
This enables:
✅Autonomous retail robots
✅Warehouse automation
✅Indoor navigation
✅Teleoperation
✅Collaborative robotics
✅AI-powered digital twins
Persistent spatial computing
As robotics adoption accelerates globally, infrastructure that allows machines to share spatial intelligence becomes increasingly valuable.
This is what $AUKI is building.