Reanimation Stories

He died with the music. He rose to bring it back. The year is 2125. Art is curated by algorithms. Passion is programmed. And the echo of true music has faded into silence. That is, until a covert branch of the global government-The Cultural Reclamation Agency-makes the impossible possible. From ashes, algorithms, and the fragments of DNA buried in time, they resurrect a man the world thought it had lost forever: Freddie Mercury. Not a clone. Not an imitation. But the voice, the swagger, the soul-reborn.

A young girl gets her freedom taken away, will she ever get it back?

Hi guys. So no one has cdone this so I thought, Why not?

It 1963 in the United Federation. Victoria Frankenstein, great great grand niece of Victor Frankenstein, is trying to survive in a world that has been thrown into chaos by the rediscovering of Victor's lost notebook 30 years ago. Her estranged family is running the business of the future, selling new ideas like flying cars, and invisibility rays in the near future. Currently, their only product is called the Second Can, a one-time aerosol dispersal that bring the user back from the other side. A miracle drug, or a prolonging nightmare? Victoria's determined to get to the bottom of it, when she's interrupted in the middle of the night by a mysterious figure.

A rewrite of Mary Shelly's Frankenstein. This is a short story of when Victor Frankenstein's Monster is brought to life using electricity.

In the midst of a worldwide pandemic; researchers unknowingly reawaken an evil being entombed for nearly a millennia, and someone has to tell him to wear a mask.

A short horror story broken up into three different parts about clay dolls and reanimation. I wrote this for English class grade (I believe it was either a test or quiz grade) but this was for Halloween. Never got to read it in class so I thought I would post it on here. I was thinking of doing a sequel but it depends on how well this one is reviewed.

This is a collection of poems from my youth that were pretty edgy and poorly written. Here, I've updated, edited, and reinvented them so they are not just a pile of lost causes in my poetry archives.

Hungry. Thats what they are. Infected is what they've became. Food is what we are. See the problem?

"People live their lives bound by what they accept as correct and true. That's how they define 'reality'. But what does it mean to be 'correct' or 'true'? Merely vague concepts... Their 'reality' may all be a mirage. Can we consider them to simply be living in their own world, shaped by their beliefs?" Despite Uchiha Zeref's struggles to avoid fightings and wars, the Fourth Great Ninja War broke out, soon after his death. What would his reaction be when he was brought back alive as a pawn to fight in the war? Will he have to fight against his dear friends? Will he reunite with his little brothers? Will the past he tried so hard to hide when he was alive, be revealed after his death? Read to find out. Ps:- If you haven't read my 'The burden of the Uchiha' yet, please read that first to understand this book (the sequel) better. Enjoy!

The Doctor meets Doctor West.

H.E.R.O Healing- The ability to give strength and/or energy to someone/ something Electricity- The ability to control lightning and other forms of electric energy Reanimation- The ability to bring people back to life and give objects a life Occlusion- The ability to change reality and create an illusion/ Mind trick These are the abilities of 4 teens, Hector, Eric, Rachel, and Olivia, who have all discovered their powers in many different ways. Having to keep a secret in their small town isn't very easy. Especially with nosy little sisters, attached girlfriends, annoying gossip girls, and a mother who refuses to let her child go. At first, they thought these powers were just a joke to use for their own usage, but they soon realize that these powers are not for games. When Dr. Evelin tries to mind control the world into doing her bidding, the world turns to destruction, starting off with these teens village. They come together to fight the villain, but nothing goes smooth sailing at first. Through training with the best of the best, building trust, and becoming superheroes, will these heroes be able to defeat the villain? ((THANK YOU TO Kittycat12306 FOR MAKING THIS COVER! YOU ARE MY SUPERHERO!!))

A short story that originally began as an assignment for my AP Literature class in high school. I initially meant to emulate the style of "The Night Before Christmas."

Batman has finally succumbed to death after an altercation with his legendary rival and enemy; The Joker. With Batman now dead, Alfred (Batman's personal butler and helper) cryofreezes Batman's body as to not have it decaying while he develops new technology to bring his master back to life. Meanwhile, Joker gets his hands on Batman's suit as well as his wealth and power over Gotham. Destruction happens everywhere while Joker is in power. After years of failed tests, Alfred finally manages to invent a machine that can bring anyone back to life, with the catch of it needing a life of another. Alfred sacrifices himself in order to bring his master back to life so he can bring back the true Gotham. After Batman's awakening, he swears on his life and existence to rid of Joker and save Gotham.

Hayumi Senju had died. Protecting her father, of whom she loved the most, to the end. So how did she end up in the world of the living again? A war? Of her father's doing? What on earth had happened when she was dead?? . . . "Hayumi, you WILL obey me!" . . . Her father had changed. He promised never to. In the end, everyone lies. WARNING! ⚠️ Please read the first book before you read this! Otherwise you'll just be confused.

"𝕾𝖔𝖒𝖊𝖙𝖍𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝖆𝖇𝖔𝖚𝖙 𝖆𝖓𝖌𝖊𝖑 𝖜𝖎𝖓𝖌𝖘-- / 𝕸𝖚𝖈𝖍 𝖆𝖇𝖔𝖚𝖙 𝖆 𝖇𝖗𝖔𝖐𝖊𝖓 𝖍𝖊𝖆𝖗𝖙." - Edgar Allan Poe, from Tamerlane and Other Poems ; "The Valley Nis" ... The diary of a girl who once was.

Jack's grandpa just passed away and his family couldn't be happier. While he was alive the patriarch of the Rhodes family was nothing short of being a monster. Grandpa Ned had always promised to give Jack the first wristwatch he ever bought, and then took it with him to his grave. But Jack was determined to make sure Ned kept his promise from all those years ago, regardless of where he might be.

We all know how it works, you live, you die. It's simple. And to date, death has taken everyone. You can't change it. But. What if you could? Would you?