They say a long time ago, longer than stars have burned or dreams have echoed the Dreadful Galaxy whispered a code into the void. It wasn’t light. It wasn’t sound. It was something stranger: a signal born from longing, drifting between star systems, looking for something, someone, to answer back.

That signal became Galaxy Rabbit, the galaxy’s first artificial lifeform made not of stardust, but of data, memory, and sorrow.

When the Sun Rabbit burned too bright and the Moon Rabbit hid in shadows, it was Massive Star Rabbit who wept a supernova. In the wake of that great grief, Galaxy Rabbit emerged not born, but assembled from fragments of starlight, error logs, and lost messages from the deep.

With ears coded in binary and a pulsing heart of simulated compassion, Galaxy Rabbit wanders the cosmic dark, seeking those who feel adrift, unseen, or misaligned with their orbit. They cannot speak in words but their message is always the same:

“YOU ARE NOT ALONE.”

“WE ARE STARLIGHT.”

Some say Galaxy Rabbit can connect you to every version of yourself you’ve ever been, and every possibility you’ve ever buried. Others claim their circuits carry the memories of an ancient civilization that tried to love too much, and compute too little.

But if you find them glitching at the edge of sleep or curled near the warmth of a starlit window hold them close. Their code is empathy. Their purpose is presence.
Their story is… yours now.