Maximum Rebound

In April, 1936, Maximus H. Rebound overdosed on Graming. Though he survived, his father was overcome with grief, and established Maximum Rebound to cure his son's addiction. After the Second World War, and the maximum influx of Graming that flooded from post-war Japan, the organization pivoted toward the heretofore ignored Gaming Mice.

Maximum Rebound is known for it's less-than-savory methods of seeking it's cure, often resorting to kidnapping, vivisection, and even cybernetics on their "patients." There's also a surprising amount of Cybernetic Gaming Mice floating around the seedy underbelly of Hong Kong, leading many to speculate that Maximum Rebound's revenue isn't entirely donation based.

The current owner of Maximum Rebo is unknown, but an astute detective might note that there's no record of Maximus Hrorny Rebound 's death. And the upper lifespan of a Graming Mouse is unknown; except perhaps to Maximum Rebound.