Wild@Hunt

Wild@Hunt is an American international data corporation. As of the end of Volume 6, it has been sold off to settle its debts.

Description
The primary focus of Wild@Hunt is online shopping, and in recent years they have a reputation for being the foremost online store. However, they have branches in other fields, including AI research, satellites, video streaming, ebooks, and driverless cars. To minimise personnel expenses and shipping time, Wild@Hunt relies on robotic carts to deliver packages. A relatively small number of humans employees are maintained to handle errors where the package's address could not be read by the automated sorting system. Similarly, security mainly consists of cameras and other electronic sensors, with relatively few human guards.

The corporation is estimated to have around a million employees in total. Around twenty thousand of these work in the American headquarters. Also in the United States is the Distribution Management AI Lab, located in Texas. It has branches in other countries, including in Japan and India. It has central servers in around 140 different countries and regions.

Wild@Hunt is rumoured to have a connection to the United States Department of Defense and to assist research into unmanned weapons development and military supply transport technology. These rumours are denied by the American headquarter's public relations chief.

Wild@Hunt's business operations allow it to gather "big data" on a global scale from a range of sources, including police stations, courthouses, city halls, TV stations, newspapers, hospitals, schools, supermarkets, and convenience stores. However, this is susceptible to false information.

One of the goals of Wild@Hunt, as speculated by Satori Amatsu, is to control the Archenemies of the world in addition to the humans. To this end, they investigate how Archenemies blend into human society and are willing to commit crimes such as fabricating abuse.

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