Factories belch out smoke, Humans are gorging on surimi sticks and take-away coffee cups, constantly filming themselves, commuting by hoverboard in
the overpopulated and increasingly suffocating cities. But terrestrial opulence comes at a price, and in the depths underwater, the situation is critical.

When the Manta Rays discover yet another of their peers suffocated by a killer plastic bag, they rise up in revolt. A wave of insurgence against the Human race ensues. A tsunami of revolt submerges the spotless buildings and the organised shoals of Manta Ray commandos take control of the Earth.

It is the beginning of the Flatastic Era.

Armed with steamrolling smartboards, the Manta Rays chain-flatten humans with Taylorian professionalism, with the proud aim to shape them to their image. They also reorganize spaces; occupying the surface of the water and its floating buildings, the Rays navigate through synchronized swimming pools, experimen- tation laboratories, saunas… As for Humans, they have reinvented their lives
in the depths, on the ruins of their lost world.