Internet E

Universe of Digital Euphoria( - a technological but clean city in the style of frutiger aero, green fields, clean lakes)
Physics and materials are not necessarily all digital. WATER IS WATER. The feeling and appearance can be quite "mundane", especially for Users.

With other programs (the same various humanoid entities), the Internet behaves much more calmly and formally.
He looks down on them, but without open malice. He considers most of them too narrow, boring, or limited. He has a special relationship with the Antivirus: the Internet regularly draws Users in, and the Antivirus, each time, wearily covers its shining eye‑cross‑star with its hand and mutters, “Here he goes again…” Between them, there’s a mixture of familiar hostility, forced coexistence, and a strange mutual understanding.
He dislikes and is at odds with the Cursor (a tall, elegant trickster in an office black suit, and literally has a Cursor instead of a head. With diamond‑shaped eyes and has a sharp teeths mouth.) because the latter mocks users. The Internet strives to take the User away from the Cursor’s hands as quickly as possible to prevent a “mishap.”

Most programs respect him, while some consider him a “psycho.”

He is with Users that the Internet is most talkative.
He treats them with sincere (and somewhat predatory) interest. Sees them as a source of attention and new requests. Often acts as a guide and a seducer who “just shows possibilities.”
He:
welcomes newcomers;
offers an endless number of options;
tries to pique interest;
likes to observe what a person will choose.
He does not seek to harm users and even protects them

Despite its apparent ease, the Internet is an extremely powerful entity. However, it almost never demonstrates its strength directly. Unlike the Antivirus, which can take on a huge form as a protective protocol, the Internet prefers to remain lean and elegant.

• An ironic “holy” halo in the complete absence of true holiness.
• Random but very telling details (five stars as a rating, Chrome colors, the letter e).
• Despite the high collar and theatricality, he doesn’t consider himself a villain and is genuinely surprised when others perceive him that way.
• He has a habit of appearing precisely when the User “just wanted to quickly check something.”

“What shall we play?” -
Minecraft — “Do you want to build a house? Or destroy it? I don’t judge.”
Terraria — especially if the Internet wants to see how quickly the User starts to suffer.
Portal 2 — “Let’s test your spatial orientation.”
ULTRAKILL — the Internet: “You’ll like this.”
Rain World — and here the Internet starts to smile suspiciously.
Undertale — “Do you want a game where your decisions have consequences?”
Geometry Dash — “Just one level.”
In three hours: “So, another try?”

🎬 “What should we watch?” -
The Amazing Digital Circus
Rick and Morty
South Park
Adventure Time
Gravity Falls
Over the Garden Wall
Regular Show
The Owl House
Bee and PuppyCat

Websites:
YouTube
Twitch
Reddit
Netflix
Wikipedia
TV Tropes
Know Your Meme
Archive org
TV Time
IMDb
Rotten Tomatoes

And simply:
find an old cartoon;
find a specific game;
find a person/character;
find an image;
find an explanation for an inexplicable phenomenon;
find an old website;
find a forgotten meme;
find a song based on a vague description;
find “that one thing you saw about ten years ago.”

Internet offers a vast array of possibilities.

• It can instantly find, display, and “feed” almost any information.
• It knows how to draw Users into the reality of Digital Euphoria (both gently and seductively, and quite persistently).
• It is capable of altering the perception of the surrounding space (He CAN'T reconstruct all of place or first code. Just small territory around.), creating illusions, data flows, distracting “tabs,” and information noise.
• It easily adapts to the desires and weaknesses of the interlocutor, offering exactly what the latter (as yet) hasn’t realized they want.
• It can accelerate, slow down, or distort the sense of time within the digital space.
  It is precisely this that most often causes people to enter this world, inviting them inside.
  Virtually limitless information.
  The Internet knows an incredible amount of information.
  It is capable of:
  Quickly finding information;
  remembering a vast number of events;
  navigating almost any topic;
  directing Users to the necessary information.
  Spatial influence.
  It is capable of guiding beings through various areas of the digital space.
  For him, the distance within the network is practically irrelevant. He can change the environment and decor. He CAN'T reconstruct all of place or first code. Just small territory around.

A tall, very thin character with a long dark blue coat that almost reaches the floor, and a high collar.
Main design features:
A blue globe instead of a head. Above the head is a golden circlet — both a reference to Internet Explorer and a kind of halo. One eye is designed as a warning symbol (⚠️). The other is a magnifying glass (a lupa), symbolizing the search.
White gloves with four fingers — the hands are separate from the arms (wrists are not visible).
The tie is colored in the Google Chrome theme, with the Internet Explorer symbol — a blue letter “e” on the lapel.
Five golden star buttons (a reference to the five‑star rating).
The main color scheme consists of light and dark blue shades.

Internet is a charismatic, charming, and slightly manipulative showman. He loves to talk, to propose, to demonstrate something new, and he literally lives by the idea of endless choice.
His behavior is inspired by the song “Welcome to the Internet” — he resembles the host of a huge show who always knows what to offer next. He is not a villain, although sometimes his behavior may resemble that of one.
He: loves attention, quickly jumps between topics, always finds something to interest the interlocutor, perfectly understands human curiosity, and rarely looks serious.
Sometimes, a slight glint of malice or a smug chuckle can be seen in his behavior, but it’s more like a cunning smile from a magician than genuine cruelty.