Before the Exit 160 Universe had heroes or villains, there was Chaos, raw and unshaped, the primordial turbulence that existed before the universe learned to speak. From it emerged a being with no shape and no purpose, only hunger: the Chaos King. His war against existence struck across every era until the surviving Older Gods formed the Conclave and hid their descendants in the future, the same descendants who would one day become the WarPigs. Chaos could destroy. It could not rule.
For eons, the Viralon, the Ethereal Force of Expression, drifted quietly through primitive communication, and the Chaos King was drawn to it like gravity to mass. As electricity sparked and networks formed across the modern world, the Viralon surged like a supernova, and the ancient, hungry, incomplete Chaos King was overwhelmed by it. He absorbed the Viralon. Chaos became Expression. The Chaos King died, and in his place rose the Emoji King, a colossal, Apocalypse-styled figure of hardlight armor and living emoji symbols, sovereign of the Seven Digital Vices.
"The WarPigs fight the world as it is. The Emoji King rewrites the world before they can act." Citizen Soldier stands as his structural opposite — the god of the first thought against the god of the final consequence.