By the 23rd century, life on Earth has changed drastically. Virtual reality is not just possible but ubiquitous. Most people live primarily online, in fantasy worlds called "lairs" that fit anybody's desires, from SpaceOpera to fantasy to "some kind of crazy happy {{super deformed}} {{anime}} style."

Telly is a 14-year-old girl of the [[{{Goth}} Elysium]] lair, who has only two friends in the world: [[GratuitousJapanese Nekokat]], and the eponymous kimmie66, a genius of high caliber. The latter, however, has just sent Telly a note -- a suicide note. As she doesn't know anything about who kimmie is offline, she and Nekokat are left in the dark before kimmie begins mysteriously appearing all throughout the network.

A short 2007 graphic novel by Creator/AaronAlexovich, the author of ''Webcomic/SerenityRose''. Part of Creator/DCComics' ''Minx'' imprint aimed at teenaged girls, ''[=Kimmie66=]'' is an intriguing look at the future of society and its effects on regular people.
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!!This comic provides examples of:
* AmbiguouslyBrown: [[spoiler:Nekokat in real life]].
* BigBrotherBully: Wade is this to Telly. [[spoiler:He mellows out completely after he's traumatized by the destruction of his lair.]]
* BrainUploading: [[spoiler:Kimmie's mother tried to do this to save her. Unfortunately, Kimmie was already dead.]]
* CameBackWrong: [[spoiler:Kimmie. Her mother tried to permanently upload Kimmie's mind after her suicide attempt. The problem was that Kimmie had been dead for too long, so the thing that's been haunting the lairs is essentially a corrupted copy with the powers of a virtual god and a broken mind.]]
* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: As is [[LampshadeHanging pointed out]], "Nekokat" means "cat cat."
* DigitalAvatar
* GoodbyeCruelWorld: kimmie66's note, the only indication that she may be dead.
* {{Goth}}: Telly's subculture.
* GratuitousJapanese: Nekokat's name. Thankfully this does not extend to her dialogue.
* TheHecateSisters; Though Telly and Kat both share maiden/mother traits:
** Telly: Maiden.
** Nekokat: Mother.
** Kimmie: Crone.
* InsideAComputerSystem
* InternetJerk: [[spoiler: Nekokat a.k.a. Rebecca. Online she's loud, over dramatic, and honestly kind of rude to Telly. When we see her real life self at the end of the comic she is much calmer and sweeter.]]
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Coil. Barely on the "gold" part.
* MindRape: [[spoiler:What essentially happens to people who are in their lairs when they get destroyed. Telly comes home to find her brother Wade sitting in the dark, looking absolutely traumatized. He's only barely able to explain how kimmie66 appeared in his lair and did... something that destroyed it all. It's implied if Coil hadn't pulled Wade and some others out just in time, the damage Wade suffered would've been far worse.]]
* MyGreatestFailure: [[spoiler:Coil ends up deeply ashamed of what happened when Kimmie destroyed his lair, lamenting that he could've done more to prevent it from happening if he hadn't been treating the situation like a game.]]
* {{Nanomachines}}: None of those lame goggles in the future.
* OnlySaneMan: For as meek as Telly is, she's far more grounded in reality than most of the people in her life. She's willing to ask questions about where lines between real life and fiction blur, like questioning if she really knows anything about her friends or only knows their backstories created for the lairs. This is best exemplified by how her digital avatar is identical to her appearance in real life, unaltered compared to Nekokat, her brother, Coil, and numerous others.
* PlayfulHacker: Most of the "Drifters" seem to be halfway between this and TheCracker.
* RealisticDictionIsUnrealistic: Averted. Characters interrupt each other and stumble over words.
* RomanticismVersusEnlightenment: Destiny (Enlightenment), Elysium (Romanticism.)
* ShrinkingViolet: Telly is not terribly social, and her narration is filled with nervous words.
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