I dunno, the cyberpunkish stuff I've read have usually boiled down to the point that no amount of techological advancement can change the fundamental nature of humanity.
Maybe the troon surgeons are secret Nazis trying to purify the gene pool.
Kevie voluntarily removing himself from the gene pool is objectively the best thing he's ever done.
No. Mostly because Kevie is a self-centred parasite who only takes from those around him. That and his desire to get pregnant is almost certainly based in his pregnancy fetish.
I want to hear more about the Alpacas "straight up starving to death for a while".
Solid plotline. Here's a more realistic one - it's 2392 and detective Bindel is investigating a series of murders where dead prostitutes are found without uteri and wearing furry suit for some reason.
Remember that police raid picture from a week or so ago when some furry house got raided? That'll be it's aesthetic.
Kevin doesn't seem to understand that at best the whole "human augmentation" thing is a set piece and at worst a vehicle to push the theme of "cyberpunk" depicting dystopian nightmares of human creation. That's why, generally, cyberpunk stories have a protagonist who has no augments, is augmented against their will, or has augments which are outdated in context of the story. Ironic, considering his take on "human augmentation" is just a more advanced sexual reassignment, which makes him unintentionally conflate that with said dystopian nightmares of human creation.
Special note, some pedophile furry. I may be misremembering, but the other furry who was living with them responded to Kevin at some point in a tweet, I believe.
Of course he is dreaming about stealing something he didn't create and making an abomination out of it by making it all about troon/queer shit.
Kev, my dude, don't ever change. Shine on, you crazy, degenerate diamond.
