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There was no upper limit on migrant count, it was constantly shifting.
In January 2017 a 4chan user, named Tsuki, got attention by launching the TSUKI Project.
In January 2017 a 4chan user, named Tsuki, got attention by launching the TSUKI Project.
The TSUKI Project alleged that by joining the website, the users called migrants, limited to 15,000, would transfer from Life (our present system) to LFE, the next system once they died, but warned users to not commit suicide. <!--15,000? dubious-->
The TSUKI Project alleged that by joining the website, the users called migrants, would transfer from Life (our present system) to LFE, the next system once they died, but warned users to not commit suicide.
The website gained interest from the internet community after being featured in numerous YouTube videos. Several theories were born from it as some said it was a hoax, others a death cult or even a marketing stunt for the release of a new game/TV series. Most information on the website was purposely cryptic with links leading to images of static and black and white pixels, leading even more theories about encrypted messages hidden on the website.
The website gained interest from the internet community after being featured in numerous YouTube videos. Several theories were born from it as some said it was a hoax, others a death cult or even a marketing stunt for the release of a new game/TV series. Most information on the website was purposely cryptic with links leading to images of static and black and white pixels, leading even more theories about encrypted messages hidden on the website.
