[Western Crossover] Is It Really Okay for a Game to Gain Sentience?

Serious synopsis:

"Hello. I'm self-starting external game data No. 163274, System No. 7761. In the days ahead, I'll travel with you through various virtual data planes and help you understand this so-called 'heart.'"

"Is that so? Then... I look forward to working with you."

A fantasy adventure through the world of comics, starring a game-data girl and her daily-life-is-anything-but-serious System.

Are you ready?

Not-so-serious synopsis:

Didn't they say nothing supernatural could exist after the founding of the country? It was all a lie!

A girl somehow keeps making one father figure after another quietly burst into tears.

Is this a corruption of the pedestrian crossing, or a collapse of morality?!

"I'm not insulting you. Everyone here is a loser... I mean, all my secret identities!"

[Bluehole put no effort into the character creator. This face gets a bad review from me! I'll pay out of pocket if I have to, but I'm fixing this character-creation system! Come on, let's build a model!]

"Aside from being a little rebellious and liking to pry the wheels off the Batmobile, Creed is pretty good," said a certain runaway older brother.

"Adele is very easy to take care of, but she always worries about my safety and keeps showing up in dangerous places. It's really concerning," a certain fatherly American sweetheart fretted.

"X is neither wholly good nor evil. I'm always afraid he'll become the next Joker," said a certain dark vigilante.

"Motia is an extremely naive child who doesn't understand society, but she's also a killer with tremendous power who does whatever she wants," said a certain repeatedly brainwashed number-two popsicle.

The many secret identities run wild.

Can a game really become sentient?

Thesis: How to learn to love and be loved.