Digi 995 was built for the end of the world.

In his timeline, the Warbots won. Cities burned. The Resistance fell. Survival meant sacrifice-and Digi 995 was humanity's last weapon.

But when a fracture in reality pulls him into another Earth, everything is wrong.

The sky is clear. The cities stand. The War never happened.

This world didn't need a savior.

Here, the Resistance never fell because it never had to rise. Technology never crossed the line that created extinction. And the people who once died fighting beside him are alive... living ordinary lives that don't include him.

To them, Digi 995 isn't hope.

He's a warning.

As Digi walks through a civilization that survived by choosing restraint over escalation, he begins to question everything he was built for. If catastrophe can be prevented instead of fought, what purpose does a weapon have? And if a world never needed saving... should he even exist?

Digi 995: The World That Didn't Need Digi is a thoughtful, cinematic sci-fi adventure blending action, philosophy, and multiverse storytelling. Perfect for fans of cyberpunk futures, alternate timelines, and character-driven science fiction.

Book 5 of the Digi 995 series.