Lostmedia Stories

A story that attempts to reconstruct the past ● to put together the pieces of the puzzle ● all the pieces available ● while remaining as faithful as possible to what we know. ●

A mysterious girl. A mysterious boy. A mysterious song. A mysterious place. A mysterious way to see how they will survive and return home. The year is 1986. 16 year old Anne Barnes has never been the type to socialize. Her only friend is a boy named James Clark who seems to think the same, as the two feel as if they are tortured by a group of girls at school. After fleeing from a party and away from a prank gone wrong, the two flee to the hills where they find a cassette tape that was failed to be buried. The two take it and later listen to a song together, but what they don't realized is that they have jinxed themselves into a dangerous game that will forever make them question everything about their world and what is reality from fantasy.

I've been a fan of BFB for years, but little did I know what purchasing a seemingly normal lost media tape would bring me..... (CW: BLOOD, VIOLENCE, SWEARING) ((a preemptive warning i dont have a very clear vision of how much of this will actually be there but be warned))

𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄: Jay writes drabbles and headcanons for the Angels of Passion characters that she has a crush on :D

❝ 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐌𝐄 𝐆𝐎𝐓 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐑𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐌𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐘 ❞ in where a young woman named kaira zena is a part of the angels of passion group but instead of being in the call the name of the night universe for lustful reasons, she's there to help make sure that mira howley is doing okay with her cure OR kaira's finger snaps goes wrong in the right way as she gets teleported to a different dimension all together

Sourcebrew experiences mishap after mishap all during his birthday while trying to buy a cake.

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one day BlameItOnJorge (aka Jorge), SakuraStardust (aka Alex), and (aka Source) took a trip to a cabin and had a nightmare experience.

This is a book for Hey Duggee fans.

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Have you guys ever heard of this?

A fanfiction based on the lost cartoon pilot Cecile and Her Very Own Universe. Cecile is a 12 year old girl who lives underground in the sprawling city of Metro. Everyone is digging to the center of the planet by the orders of The Grand Emperor. However, Cecile wonders why this is...and more importantly why no one is allowed on the surface.

"Don't blink or you'll miss Sonic's speedy cousins, MONICA and ISABELLE. They're Super Sonic identical twins. Two, too much fun and two, too outrageous. Quick! Turn the page for double-action, double-laughs, and double-delight!"

Someone recalls a series of blurry memories regarding a cartoon from childhood that...Strangely enough, nobody else has heard of... NOTE: I used Craiyon to get some reference for the characters in the prologue. Which is why the images look all distorted.

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An old Sonic games compilation I bought recently on eBay, the game isn't really called like that (the game doesn't have a name at all), but that's the name the article was sold so I decided to call this (Blog? Book? Idk) like that. The point is that I decided to buy it to see what's up with this game, luckily it doesn't seem to be a scam (yet) because the game was delivered without much delay. Why am I making this book? To keep some notes on it so that other people can check my discoveries if they're interested on this, maybe this could be a new case of lost media? Who knows I should put some credits as well, to not get copyrighted: All official Sonic content belongs to Sega enterprises

✨satire✨

When investigative journalist Nora Vale reopens a long-forgotten cooking game from her childhood, she expects nostalgia... not a heartbeat behind the code. Old save files appear that shouldn't exist. Customers remember her name. And the smiling chef on the title screen keeps waving, even after she closes the laptop. As Nora uncovers a string of disappearances tied to the vanished Papa's franchise, she realises the games never ended - they only moved somewhere deeper. Inside the code, the kitchens are still open. And no one ever really clocked out.