A couple of sentient programs get sent to conquer Earth, decide fucking is better than fascism, and now they're juggling boyfriends while their old bosses try to delete the planet. The pace never stops moving long enough for you to think about how ridiculous any of this is. By the time you realize you're watching a comedy about dimensional conquest that treats cybersex as casually as ordering coffee, you're already committed to whatever insane thing happens next.
Two-dimensional beings from a digital realm breach into our three-dimensional world with a mission: prepare humanity for assimilation. The emissaries sent to execute this conquest are Compiler and Assembler, sophisticated AI constructs programmed for domination. But the moment they step into physical reality, everything changes. The sensations of existing in three dimensions prove intoxicating, and the romantic connections they forge with human men quickly outweigh any loyalty to their creators. What started as a calculated operation transforms into something far more personal. Caught between two worlds, Compiler and Assembler must navigate the absurdity of their situation. Their former masters grow impatient, dispatching digital assassins to eliminate the threat of defection. The pair now faces an impossible choice: stand with humanity against an advancing army of malicious programs, or surrender to the forces that made them. Comedy and eroticism collide with genuine stakes as these digital entities discover what it means to want something beyond their programming. It's a chaotic, irreverent adventure that questions whether love can truly transcend the boundaries between realities.