Invasion of the Memadia

Invasion of the Memadia

The year was 2087. The world no longer fought wars with tanks and missiles—wars were fought with memes.

From the hidden corners of the internet, a strange digital species had evolved: the Memadia—living memes, creatures born from human jokes, emotions, and viral content. At first, they were harmless: funny cat loops, dancing banana GIFs, silly one-liners. But slowly, they grew powerful, feeding on likes, shares, and human attention.

The more people laughed, scrolled, and shared, the stronger the Memadia became. They jumped out of screens, holograms, and advertisements, invading real life. Imagine walking down the street and suddenly a giant Pepe frog blocks your way, or a grumpy cat hisses at you from the rooftops.

Governments collapsed because no leader could compete with the endless swarm of distraction. Armies couldn’t fight them, because every attack turned into another meme. The world was drowning in chaos, controlled not by bullets, but by viral content.

Only a small group of underground “Silencers” knew the secret—Memadia could only survive if people reacted. If no one laughed, no one liked, no one shared, the creatures weakened.

The battle for humanity wasn’t fought with weapons… it was fought with silence.