
Slobby — Origin Companion
Genesis signal entity with open bond state, early memory traces and active keeper/habitat links.
The Entity Registry is a system-facing view of the DigitalPet ecosystem: each entity is indexed by signal, bond state, habitat context, keeper relation and archive readiness.
The public entity catalog is for exploration. The registry is a deeper system layer: a way to understand how each being fits into signals, habitats, memory, keepers and future provenance.
It is not only a list of characters. It is a map of living digital relationships.
The entity’s behavioral nature: Genesis, Aquatic, Playful, Analytical and more.
The current relationship state between entity, keeper and ecosystem.
The environment where the entity’s behavior becomes readable.
Whether enough memory context exists to produce a meaningful record.
A compact system summary of the currently visible entity layer.
Origin companions currently represented in the public ecosystem.
The first fully linked entity profile with keeper and habitat context.
Forest-Night and future habitat zones are represented in the registry.
Memory and provenance layers are being mapped before full activation.
Each row links an entity to its current signal, bond state, keeper anchor, habitat and registry status.

Genesis signal entity with open bond state, early memory traces and active keeper/habitat links.

Aquatic signal entity shaped by reflective environments and curious drifting behavior.

Playful and kinetic entity whose bond emerges through motion, interruption and energetic return.

Analytical entity aligned with hidden structures, loops, mapping and anomaly detection.

Organic entity with slow routines, moss-like memory surfaces and quiet continuity behavior.
Glitch entity whose identity forms through interface sparks, tiny errors and playful instability.

Crystal signal entity shaped by resonance, clarity and luminous archive behavior.

Nocturnal entity with reserved bond behavior, shadow memory and quiet trace formation.
The registry gives structure to the ecosystem without reducing entities to simple assets.
Nature, behavioral field and interaction tendency of the entity.
Current relationship state between entity and human-side continuity.
Environmental context where behavior and memory become readable.
Human-side anchor who helps traces stabilize and remain meaningful.
Readable memory/provenance state connected to future record systems.
Future access and ownership state once deeper systems are activated.
As the ecosystem grows, this layer can evolve into a filterable registry for user-created entities, provenance status, habitat assignment, access rights and memory readiness.
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