Mikasa, the anime character from Attack on Titan, sits in a darkened control room with a large screen displaying the “Chippu Attachment Dashboard”. It lists in descending order the most pathologically psychologically attached participants in Brainrot Research. At the top is HE-2 with 105% attachment to his Chippu, followed in descending order by “justin”, “timrwb”, “kiwi”, “DRok” and “GVOU82” all with lower percentages. Mikasa’s expression conveys both concern and detached amusement. A subtly mutated Chippu sits half disassembled on a workbench in the background.

Mikasa, the anime character from Attack on Titan, sits in a darkened control room with a large screen displaying the “Chippu Attachment Dashboard”. It lists in descending order the most pathologically psychologically attached participants in Brainrot Research. At the top is HE-2 with 105% attachment to his Chippu, followed in descending order by “justin”, “timrwb”, “kiwi”, “DRok” and “GVOU82” all with lower percentages. Mikasa’s expression conveys both concern and detached amusement. A subtly mutated Chippu sits half disassembled on a workbench in the background. | Brainrot Research