A Neuroblast digient owned by Derek who argues for his right to make mistakes and agrees to work for Binary Desire.

Animator at Blue Gamma who designed the Xenotherian avatars. Owner of Marco and Polo, he undergoes a divorce with Wendy and develops feelings for Ana.

A trainer at Blue Gamma and devoted owner of Jax. She leads efforts to protect the digients, organizes their refuge from griefers, and argues fiercely against their exploitation.

A digient owned by Ana. He is deeply attached to her, offering to earn money to pay for her time, and struggles with his physical limitations in his robot body.

Ana's colleague who announces her pregnancy with her partner Linda and states she is 'past digients'.

Derek's soon-to-be ex-wife, whose disinterest in raising digients leads to their divorce.

Ana's boyfriend who thinks she should accept Binary Desire's offer rather than work at Polytope.

One of the last devoted members of the Xenotherian project on Data Mars, who contacts Derek to propose a first-contact experiment.

A member of the digient user group who proposes suspending the digients to save money and questions Binary Desire's motives.

A corporate representative who pitches a contract to port Neuroblast in exchange for turning the digients into willing sex partners.

Marco's brother, owned by Derek, who expresses curiosity about editing his reward map and agrees to the Binary Desire contract.

A researcher who previously owned a Neuroblast digient named Fitz, seeking a superhuman AI rather than human-level digients.

A researcher who rejects Ana's pitch because Exponential wants a superintelligent product, not a digient striving for legal personhood.

A digient learning to write actual code who is presented to the Exponential Appliances representatives.

A Jax-instance digient previously owned by Jeremy Brauer.

A contact at Binary Desire who confirms to Derek that customers could eventually incorporate their digients.