Charlie decides to go to Earth and adopt a child for her and Vaggie to raise. She goes to a church orphanage and adopts an eleven year old boy with white hair named Lincoln. She adopts him and takes him back with her to Hell and enrolls him in a demon academy school.

When Lincoln Loud volunteers to test out his genius sister Lisa's latest invention-a prototype time machine-he expects a quick hop through history. But a sudden malfunction throws him far off course, hurling him into an alternate timeline... and back to December 1970. Confused and disoriented, Lincoln tries to make sense of the strange retro world around him-until a local newspaper headline delivers a gut-wrenching truth: this isn't just the past... it's a different reality entirely. Desperate for answers, Lincoln stumbles upon a bright, cheerful commercial playing on an old TV: "Welcome to Kandyland-the sweetest place on Earth! Where candy dreams and family fun never end!" Drawn by curiosity-and a lack of options-he visits the seemingly innocent amusement park. During the day, Kandyland is a vibrant wonderland filled with sugary attractions, singing mascots, and friendly faces. But when night falls, a chilling transformation takes place. The lights dim. The music distorts. And the park's lovable mascots? They're alive... and watching. Now trapped inside a twisted carnival of sweetness and shadows, Lincoln must survive the nightmarish world of Kandyland. Its animatronic hosts-once smiling figures of joy-now hunt him through the fog-filled grounds, determined to keep their newest guest forever. With the unexpected help of an unlikely ally hiding in the park's forgotten corners, Lincoln must uncover the dark secrets of Kandyland, outwit its monstrous mascots, and find a way home... Before Kandyland claims him for good.

A fan-made platonic story of the prototype aka Oliver and his Mother-Y/N who awakes from her coma after a physical abuse attack protecting her son-Oliver from her abusive husband and she gave Elliot Ludwig permission to look after her son. Big mistake Doctor Y/n L/n. You will grow to regret it. Also no art belongs to me.

Y/n, an eccentric toy maker, has lived the last decade of his life yearning to make and bring joy through the toys he makes. Unfortunately, he found the real, adult world to be nothing but boring boring BORING. Monotony plagued the man daily, even when he did make toys for a living in a second-rate toy manufacturer. But, one day out of the blue, he was given a letter from his old place of employment, Playtime Co., and knowing that years ago all of his coworkers had gone missing, he couldn't help but be intrigued. What did this letter ask of him? Simple: 'FIND THE FLOWER' With this in mind, the man set off to the old factory, unaware of the unimaginable horrors that awaited him there, eager for his retrurn.

Ever since he first discovered the game, Poppy Playtime, Lincoln Loud became completely obsessed with the game's strange world of abandoned toys and forgotten experiments. What began as curiosity quickly grew into a full-blown passion. His bedroom slowly turned into a miniature shrine to the franchise. Shelves were filled with colorful plushies, collectible figures, posters, and hoodies inspired by the characters from the haunted Playtime Co. factory. From the towering blue smile of Huggy Wuggy to the stretchy limbs of Mommy Long Legs, Lincoln made sure his collection had everything. To Lincoln, collecting the merchandise wasn't just a hobby-it was a way of feeling connected to the mysterious world of the game he loved so much. But on his 11th birthday, something unexpected arrived. Among the usual gifts and decorations was a strange package-plain, unmarked, and unlike anything his family remembered buying. Inside was a doll Lincoln had never seen before in the game, the merchandise, or even online. The doll's name was Lily Lovebraids. With bright eyes, colorful clothing, and long purple braided hair, Lily looked cheerful and harmless-almost like she had stepped straight out of the Playtime Co. toy line itself. Lincoln was thrilled. Discovering a character he'd never seen before felt like finding a rare collector's item. To him, Lily was the perfect addition to his ever-growing collection. At first, she seemed like any ordinary toy. But the longer Lily stayed in Lincoln's room... the stranger things became. Lily isn't just a toy. She's alive. And unlike the other collectibles in his room, Lily doesn't want to be displayed on a shelf. She wants something far more personal. She wants Lincoln. To Lily, Lincoln isn't just the kid who owns her-he's hers. Her best friend. Her favorite playmate. The one person she refuses to lose. And she'll do whatever it takes to make sure no one-and nothing-ever takes him away from her.

Eleven-year-old Lincoln Loud receives a mysterious letter one day, inviting him to visit a toy factory called Playtime Co. At first, the invitation seems like a simple curiosity, but there's something about it that feels different-almost as if it was meant for him. Intrigued and unable to shake the feeling that this could be something important, Lincoln decides to make his way to the factory, eager to uncover the secrets behind the strange letter. When Lincoln arrives at Playtime Co., he's stunned to find the once-bustling factory now abandoned, its walls crumbling, and its windows shattered. It's eerily quiet, and the air feels heavy with neglect. But Lincoln's not one to back down easily. He knows he didn't come all this way for nothing. Determined, he searches for a way in, eventually finding a broken door that creaks open as he steps inside. Once inside, Lincoln is struck by the strange atmosphere that permeates the factory. The rooms, once filled with joy and laughter, are now dark, dusty, and cold. But as he ventures deeper, he begins to notice strange, unsettling details-old, forgotten toys scattered across the floors, strange markings on the walls, and the faint sound of something moving in the distance. It becomes clear to him that there's much more to this place than meets the eye. The factory is far from abandoned-it feels alive in a way that's almost impossible to explain. As Lincoln continues through the factory, he uncovers secret rooms, hidden corridors, and clues that suggest Playtime Co. was not just a place for creating toys. There's something far darker at play here-something dangerous, something that's tied to his arrival. With every step, Lincoln starts to piece together the puzzle, realizing that he wasn't just chosen to visit this place by chance. His arrival is no accident. There's a deeper reason he's been brought here, and it involves a life-risking challenge that could change everything he knows about the world and his past.

This story follows Lincoln Loud, a quiet but resilient boy whose life falls apart after a painful misunderstanding leads to his family abandoning him. With nothing left tying him to Royal Woods, Lincoln runs away, determined to start over somewhere new. A chance discovery of a magazine inspires him to travel to Paris-a city he sees as a place for second chances. But reality hits hard. Alone and struggling, Lincoln spends his first night on the streets, unsure of what comes next. Everything changes when Gabriel and Emilie Agreste find him and take him in. Welcomed into their home, Lincoln is given something he thought he lost forever-a family. Living alongside their son, and daughter Adrien, his little sister poppy, he slowly begins to heal, forming new friendships and rediscovering happiness. But Paris holds more than just a fresh start. Beneath its beauty lies a hidden world of magic and danger. Lincoln soon learns about the Kwamis-mysterious beings that grant incredible powers-and the ongoing battle against Hawk Moth, a villain who turns negative emotions into chaos. Driven by his past and a desire to protect others, Lincoln steps into this secret world, becoming a hero himself. Now, he must balance two lives: one as a normal student building a new future, and another as a masked protector fighting to save the city. But no matter how far he runs, one question lingers: Can Lincoln truly leave his past behind... or is it only a matter of time before it finds him again?

Lincoln Loud, a 12-year-old who loves ghost hunting with his friends, is used to chasing the unknown. But during one of their late-night explorations, he is suddenly captured by a group of mysterious individuals and taken to a hidden facility, where he is experimented on for unknown purposes. Somehow, Lincoln manages to escape and return home. He tells no one what happened. That night, everything changes. His body begins to transform into something unnatural-his frame becoming tall and unnaturally slender, covered in thick, bright white fur. His arms and legs stretch several feet long, ending in oversized purple hands and feet. His palms develop strange black Velcro-like strips, while his feet form into four fused toes, with only the thumb-like digits able to move. His torso remains sturdy but disproportionate to his elongated limbs, making his silhouette unsettling and unnatural. His head grows larger, his face distorting into something almost cartoon-like. Two wide, pitch-black eyes replace his normal ones, and his lips become oversized and bright purple. Around his neck appears a matching purple ribbon, as if marking him as something no longer human. Lincoln is no longer just a boy. As he struggles to understand what he's become, his family is forced to protect him from the people who took him-those who now see him as a successful experiment they want back. But Lincoln begins to realize that whatever they turned him into... may be the key to protecting the people he loves.