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# GOKIBURI

**4,096 fully on-chain pixel-art specimens.**

GOKIBURI is a fixed-supply ERC-721 collection in which the artwork, animation, genome, metadata, and field-record lore are generated from the token ID and returned directly by the contracts.

The collection treats every token as a contained biological specimen. Familiar traits describe the visible body. Other traits describe how it moves, what it carries, and whether the enclosure should remain sealed.

![GOKIBURI collection specimen](/files/tHwOQFyLeE0yYkAmVu9j)

## Start here

* Read [The Collection](/gokiburi-docs/overview.md) for the concept and supply.
* Read [Traits & Motion](/gokiburi-docs/traits-and-motion.md) for the visible genome.
* Read [Specimen Lore](/gokiburi-docs/specimen-lore.md) for Hidden Titles, Threat Levels, and Observation Logs.
* Read [On-chain Architecture](/gokiburi-docs/onchain-architecture.md) for the technical design.
* Read [Minting on OpenSea](/gokiburi-docs/opensea.md) before minting.

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GOKIBURI is currently in Beta on Base Sepolia. Testnet assets have no financial value. Beta contract addresses are not published. Production deployment details and the official OpenSea collection URL will be published in [Deployment Status](/gokiburi-docs/contract-addresses.md) after final verification.
{% endhint %}


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