Simia Characters Now Break the Fourth Wall (and the Internet)

The Chaos Engine Has Been Upgraded

Simia just got a personality boost and it shows. We’ve been quietly tuning our generation engine under the hood, and the results are loud, opinionated, and impossible to ignore. Characters are delivering punchlines, throwing side-eyes, and breaking the fourth wall like it owes them money. Whether you’re into wholesome moments or full-on digital drama, Simia now speaks your language , literally and emotionally.

Who Gave These Characters a Personality Update?

Things are heating up in Simia.

We’ve upgraded our generation engine and the vibe shift is real. Characters are now sassier, smarter, and yes, spicier. They break the fourth wall, ask for likes, and throw shade like they know they’re in a video (because… they kinda do). It’s giving AI main character energy, and we’re here for it.

Here’s what’s new:

• More Attitude, Less Filter. Characters now react to the prompt with more wit, snark, and flavor. It’s not just a scene, it’s a moment.
  

• They Know They’re Being Watched. Expect lines like “Like and share if you agree” or “I’m literally begging for engagement.” Meta? Yes. Effective? Also yes.

• Not Your Vibe? Remix It. Spicy not your thing? You can now dial it back (or crank it up) in the Remix Panel. Slide from wholesome to unhinged in seconds.

Your story, your vibe level. Go mild, cringe, or spicy meltdown.

Simia is now available for pre-order on the App Store 🚀 Join a growing community where every generation sparks a new adventure, because every idea deserves endless possibilities

From Templates to Trends: AI Memes Are Getting a Makeover

We’re entering the AI-native meme era and it’s moving fast. What started as static images or voiceovers is now full-blown, character-driven short films... all powered by AI.

Here’s what’s new and blowing up:

• 73% of Gen Z prefers AI-generated skits over traditional memes
  According to a recent GWI report, younger audiences are gravitating toward fast, surreal, character-based content made with AI tools, especially when it riffs off pop culture, niche fandoms, or weird internet drama.

• The average AI meme video takes 4 minutes to make
  That’s it. From script to render. Creators are now doing more skits per day than a traditional YouTuber does per week, because the pipeline is fast, feedback is instant, and flops are cheap.

The result? AI-native content is becoming its own genre. It’s not trying to look real, it’s trying to look fun. Think: lo-fi production meets high-concept chaos. The weirder, the better.

So if your feed feels unhinged lately… yeah. That’s intentional.

You in?