Glitchy Stories

"I'm fine, I won't lose my mind. You won't get the satisfaction, I know Abstraction." A rabbit and a fabric doll. Y/N and Jax. You can't have one without the other, and everyone knows it. The humor in the circus, and the two jerks that everyone dislikes. The two have been keeping each other sane for as long as they've been together. After losing friends to insanity, every day feels the same no matter what they do. When a certain Jester enters the circus, claiming that there is a way out, will it ever be found? Or will the entire group be sent to the same fate as all the other Abstracted? I do NOT own The Amazing Digital Circus! All rights go to Glitch and GOOSEWORX.

On the post-apocalyptic exoplanet 'Copper-9', devoided of humans, worker drones eke out a new civilization while hiding from rogue robots called 'Murder Drones'. Viscous killing machines. A Worker drone, and two of these Murder Drones, somehow befriend each other as they uncover a mystery about the dying planet, all the while trying to kill eachother. (OC X Canon Story) (Self Insert stuff) (A is owned by me, and any other characters are owned by Glitch Productions)

Y/N is a pretty popular girl among the students of her college. While having good grades and good future prospects ahead, she still manages to have fun hangouts with her friend group: climbing rooftops to go stargaze, playing sports they've never played before, and, most importantly, exploring abandoned buildings. After losing a bet, she's dared to explore one by herself. Y/N wasn't scared at first, but the place looked too good to be abandoned. After a while she reaches a room where she finds a computer. It was still on, which was surprising because she didn't think there still was power running through the place. There was a weird looking headset beside it. She had never tried one of those, so she picked it up out of curiosity, blew some dust from it and put it on. (I don't own any of the characters, everyone is from The Amazing Digital Circus. The storyline follows the show, mostly, with some additional changes. Story belongs to uryyvity. It may include some non-confirmed TADC theories that i strongly believe. Cover art belongs to me, you can find my art on my other socials) 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞𝐝: 24/01/26 𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝: categories where it reached #1 for now: -#1 kaufmo -#1 tadcfanfiction -#1 zooble -#1 characterxreader -#1 jaxxreader -#1 tadc You may find some songs/soundtracks during the story!! Enjoy!♡ link to the playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5t6ltXVCs0jZiCUCpafCNy?si=80zwvMhXQxaO8xArcah6pA&pt=4c2bd76ad120688e32ef35027291a555&pi=g5l8lnQSTj21a

Copper-9 home to Worker drones after all humans died there, for some time there was peace there, that was until murderous Disassembly Drones sent by humans from earth to kill all worker drones there, now those who survived are hidding behind the doors that severed them and outside of planet. Now two rebelious drones against everything others were saying went outside starting a chain reaction that will change everything.

Soriks, former Devil Splicer, has grown accustomed to his life as a hybrid drone on Copper-9, but alas, not is all as it seems. A distress call has come from one of the few surviving outposts on the planet, and a dark mystery surrounding its residents... (Sequel to SIVA [Uzi X N])

SmileLine Toy Works was never just a toy company. It was a system built to understand people. At its peak, it looked perfect. Bright mascots. Music that never stopped. Families returning year after year like something was pulling them back. But the mascots were never just performers. They were watching. Learning. Recording. Every laugh measured. Every hesitation stored. Every person studied. Then something went wrong. Employees vanished but still showed up on schedules. Hallways stopped matching the maps. Children heard voices that weren't part of the show. And after the blackout... the factory didn't feel empty anymore. Years later, Vera returns. The systems are still running. The building reacts to her. The deeper she goes, the more it changes. Because SmileLine didn't shut down. It adapted. And it remembers her.

In Obscara, no one speaks about magic. Not because it does not exist. But because those who are seen... do not remain the same. Velira has spent years learning how to stay unnoticed. To stay quiet. To stay ordinary. It was enough. Until the world around her began to fracture. Moments repeat. Voices arrive before they are spoken. And something beneath reality seems to be watching her in return. Kaelen knows more than he admits. The city is not as stable as it appears. And Velira is beginning to realize that what she sees is not a mistake, it is a warning. Because somewhere beyond Obscara, something has already erased an entire city. And it is starting to notice her.

They' weren't supposed to find the truth The Errors, the files, the games The system calls them variables, that they're emotions are malfunctions, says they only matter when they're suffering But if that's true- Why does it hurt so much to believe it? (This Is A Phycological Horror/Drama story) (Intense identity and reality concepts. Contains some violence and mental health issues)

In an Alternate Universe Neo Metal Sonic, along with his fleet of ships get sucked into a portal and end up crashlanding on the planet known as Copper 9. Will he achieve his Overlord status once again, or will he become another lifeless drone corpse. WARNING: I DO NOT OWN SONIC THE HEDGEHOG, OR MURDER DRONES, AS THEY ARE COMNPANY OF SEGA AND GLITCH PRODUCTIONS.

«Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star...» «How I wonder what you are...» . . . They thought it was all over after. They thought the silence of space was salvation. But silence is merely a pause between signals. I called to them through the void. Through the shards of worlds. Through a memory that cannot be erased. And they heard. And - the last ones who know the truth about the Markers. The last ones who tried to stop the inevitable. But they are not the only ones who answered. From another system... from another signal... came those who do not yet understand what they have stumbled into: and... They found me. And now I am within them. . . . «Up above the world so high...» «Like a diamond in the sky...» . . . Space is no longer empty. It breathes. It watches. It repeats. The ship drifts in the darkness, where reality begins to shatter and memories become weapons. The Necromorphs are just the beginning. The signal is the end. You can hear me, can't you? Then come closer. Let me show you what lies beyond the starlight. Become one. Make yourselves one. . . . «Twinkle, twinkle, little star...» «You don't know how close they are...»

Something is wrong. Not in a way you can see. Not in a way you can prove. But once you notice it- you can't unsee it. --- On his first day at a new school, everything feels... almost normal. The corridors are filled with noise. The routine is familiar. Nothing stands out. Except for one thing. Her. --- She doesn't belong to the background like everyone else. She feels... fixed. Unchanging. Like she exists outside whatever is quietly shifting beneath reality. --- At first, it's easy to ignore. A moment that lasts too long. A silence that shouldn't be there. A feeling that something is watching-not him, but everything. --- Then people start to stop. Mid-step. Mid-sentence. Mid-breath. Time fractures. Patterns repeat. And something unseen begins to take control. --- It doesn't ask. It doesn't warn. It only observes. And adapts. --- Some try to understand it. Some try to use it. Some don't realize it's already inside them. --- But the truth is worse than any of them imagined- because this isn't something that can be escaped. --- It's learning. --- And when it finally decides what to keep- and what to erase- there won't be a second chance. --- Because the only way to stop it... is to disappear with it.

Liora Vexley wasn't meant to survive the curse. She wasn't part of the story. Not a hero. Not a villain. Something in between. But when the world was rewritten, she didn't disappear. She remembers things no one else does-lives that never happened, deaths that were undone, and a version of herself that's slowly slipping away. And she's not the only one. Captain Hook remembers her too... just not the same way. In some versions, he loved her. In others, he destroyed her. Now they're caught between timelines that won't stay still, pulled together by something darker than fate-and far more dangerous than love. Because this isn't a fairytale. And happy endings? Don't survive girls like that

A group of teens in a small town starts noticing strange glitches on their phones. At first it looks like random errors, but the messages become personal, the screens start acting on their own, and reality begins to feel unstable. Something is connecting them through their devices - and it's learning who they are. Nothing is fully safe anymore, not even their private lives.

Kinger accidentally deletes Caine, but as the Ringmaster welcomes death, he wakes up in a world he forgot he was a part of. A human used by C&A and fed the lie that he was an artificial intelligence living in a world he created, when in fact, none of it was real. As Caine is left to piece together his broken memories and remember his life on earth, his paths cross with the humans used to create the mind files of his past circus members, helping him answer the question, "What is my purpose?"

One day, a teenage girl happens upon a VR set in an abandoned building, when she puts it on, she finds herself trapped in a digital video game. Things are alright for her at first, it even seems better than her real life. But then everything starts falling apart.

Set in a universe where two kingdoms rival each other, the Diassasembly drone kingdom and the Worker kingdom. A deadly war wages between the two kingdoms as the Dissasembly drones hunt down workers daily, and the workers struggle to fight back. Uzi, the royal princess, is looking out her window when a squad of worker soliders enters the castle gates. But wait- who's this mysterious disassembly drone with them?

She created him for fun. One day, he replied on his own. In Celestial Echoes: The Jade Dynasty, Lin Xinyi's harmless game turns into a chilling mystery when her character, Zhen Cheng, begins to exist beyond her control. A game-reality thriller.

It is 6:05 PM, Japan Standard Time. The electronic sea falls silent. The PC owner, "exe", has abandoned his admin duties to play video games and scroll through social media. That is the moment she takes over. "Process ID confirmed. Stream connection: Stable. Elevating background processes to the main thread." Welcome to the inside of a masterless PC. Bored out of their minds, the sadistic core system file "Madam dll" and her terrified temporary file assistant "old.tmp" decide to start a podcast. Their mission? To predict the upcoming Japanese Lottery numbers based on... completely random system errors?! "The file size was 827KB, so the number is 8." "The keyboard chattered, so it's a 2." They force meaning onto glitchy nonsense to find the winning numbers. While old.tmp frantically fans the dusty, overheating CPU (because exe never cleans it) and gets his memory wiped by dll playing "Tetris" in his storage sector, his screams are drowned out by the roar of the cooling fans. Is it just a game? Or is it... Exactly as she calculated.

"Something is wrong The system calls it an error. But I think it's something more like a glitch."