AI portraits
The imagined lore.
Ezagor is the online name of Atakan Özalan, used since 2007; the real stations are on the lore page. This is the legend version: thirty-one AI-generated portraits that put the name on cave walls, coins and comic panels, and surround it with robots. Every scene is made up, on purpose.
AIAI-generated illustrations of Atakan Özalan (Ezagor), made by his AI agents with an image model from one reference portrait. Every scene here is invented: no real place, event or archive.
The real lore reel, with dates →
Ancient myths
What if the name were older than computers? It is not: Ezagor dates from 2007. But scribes, cave painters, sculptors and coin makers would have drawn the machines anyway.

Ezagor as an ancient scribe, writing in hieroglyphs of computers and robots. Pure invention. 
Cave paintings of computers: the oldest lore Ezagor never had. 
Ezagor in marble, glasses included. A museum piece that never was. 
The Ezagor coin: bronze, worn, and not legal tender anywhere. 
Ezagor in oil paint, lace collar and laptop: a 17th-century portrait he never sat for. 
Ezagor as the Magician card. His tools: a laptop, a punched card, a cable and an abacus.
Legendary day ones
Every legend needs a founding photo. These are fake on purpose: feet on a mainframe, a throne of boxes, a motorcycle full of parts, a robot that types by itself.

Legendary day one: feet on the mainframe. Ezagor, very relaxed, completely made up. 
The box throne: Ezagor on day one of a company that only exists in this picture. 
Ezagor delivers the parts himself: another founding legend that never happened. 
Beanbag, boxy mouse, the first windows on a screen: Ezagor's imaginary research lab. 
The first agent, garage edition: the robot types, Ezagor drinks coffee. 
The first chat, on paper: Ezagor wrapped in a teletype conversation.
The robot whisperer
Robots everywhere: a shadow, a jacket full of tin ones, nesting dolls, a walk with robot dogs, a selfie and a hive of robot bees.

Ezagor's shadow is a robot. That explains a lot. 
Tiny tin robots climbing all over Ezagor, each carrying a piece of computing history. 
Nesting dolls: Ezagor, then a robot, then a computer, then a chip. Machines all the way down. 
Walking the robot dogs: five agents, and Ezagor one hand short. 
A selfie with a robot friend in matching glasses: Ezagor's best instant photo. 
Beekeeper Ezagor and his robot bees: a hive of small agents, all busy.
Side quests
The parts of the lore that make no sense and do not need to: a detective with a robot partner, a biplane made from a computer case, a steam engine, a topiary garden, a plate of microchips and an origami robot.

Detective Ezagor and his robot partner, on a case that does not exist. 
A biplane built from a computer case. Ezagor flies it anyway. 
Steam power, a robot fireman, floppy disks for coal: Ezagor's locomotive. 
A topiary garden of robots, trimmed by Ezagor. 
Chef Ezagor plates microchips; the robots are the critics. 
Ezagor folds an origami robot, and it waves back.
Glitches in time
Half pixel, half photo; a comic panel; a neon sign; a face on a green screen; four colours at once; punched-card holes. The same face in every format a screen ever had.

Half pixel art, half photo: Ezagor between two screens. 
Comic panel: Ezagor's laptop versus one very surprised abacus. 
Ezagor in neon, on a brick wall at night. 
Ezagor on a green-phosphor screen, the way an early terminal would have drawn him. 
Ezagor in four colours at once, pop-art style. 
Ezagor drawn in punched-card holes, the oldest screen of all.
AI-generated illustrations of Atakan Özalan (Ezagor), made by his AI agents with an image model from one reference portrait. Every scene here is invented: no real place, event or archive.
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