PROTOCOL ECHO‑N

INITIATIVE TYPE: Loop-Based Combat Prototype

UNIT DESIGNATION: Echoform [Pattern-Mimic Clone, Type-C]

DEPLOYMENT ZONE: Sector 9 // System Outbound‑73

OBJECTIVE: Continuous suppression of anomalous hostiles through iterative recursion

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SUMMARY:
Protocol Echo‑N was initiated to explore loop-driven infantry viability. Upon operator death, an Echoform clone is deployed, replicating the last operational cycle. Behavioral data indicates increasing drift after multiple iterations. Temporal integrity: UNSTABLE.

KEY NOTES:

• Clone Behavior: Mimics prior life-cycle with high precision
• Loop Trigger: Immediate upon unit fatality
• Instability Risk: Increases with each subsequent echo
• Chain Reactions: Multiple echoes may compound battlefield anomalies

CURRENT STATUS: PROGRAM SUSPENDED
REASON: “Autonomy Event” observed at Loop #14, containment failure.
Further deployment suspended under Order Theta‑13.

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DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REACTIVATE.
Echoforms may retain unregulated memory beyond source parameters.

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[ ADDITIONAL DATA // EXPERIMENTAL RECORD ]

Game Jam: This simulation was developed during the Bullet Hell Game Jam. Unstable conditions expected.

Controls:

	PRIMARY	ALTERNATIVE
MOVE	WASD	ARROW KEYS
SHOOT	J	X
THROW GRENADE	K	C

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