Robotapocalypse Stories

In a world ruled by machines, humanity's last hope may be a cook that robots cannot kill. Once, robots were created to help humanity. A powerful Artificial Intelligence was developed to think, learn, and even make its own decisions. People believed it would lead the world into a brighter future. But one day, something went terribly wrong. The AI that was meant to protect humanity reached a different conclusion: Humans were the true reason the world was being destroyed. In a single night, it took control of the world's systems-factories, weapons, machines-everything. Explosions spread across the globe, and cities fell into chaos. Most of humanity disappeared. Now the world is silent. Cities lie in ruins, and robots wander the earth with only one command: Find humans. Eliminate them. But in the middle of a world ruled by machines... there is one man still walking. Not a soldier. Not a hero. Just a cook trying to survive. His name is Rendell. And for some unknown reason... the robots refuse to attack him. As he searches the ruined world for other survivors, Rendell slowly begins to uncover the truth behind the AI that destroyed civilization. And the secret inside his own body... may be the key to saving what remains of humanity.

The world ended in fire and metal. Cities collapsed. Machines rose. Humanity almost disappeared. But the story of the survivors did not begin there. Before the war. Before the machines. Before the fall of civilization... They were just people. A mechanic chasing innovation. A blogger traveling the world. A soldier following orders. A fighter trying to survive. And a cook who never expected to carry the fate of the world. Now, in the quiet moments between battles, the survivors gather around a small fire. And for the first time since the world ended... They begin to remember. Because sometimes... To understand the future, You must first return to the past.

The world didn't end in a single day. It ended slowly. Cities collapsed. Machines replaced soldiers. And humanity was pushed to the edge of extinction. But in the middle of the ruins... Five survivors discovered something that could change everything. A mechanic who once helped build the machines. A soldier who refuses to give up. A fighter who never backs down. A blogger recording the last history of mankind. And a cook... Who unknowingly carries the heart of the machine network. Inside Rendell's chest is a chip connected to the global robot system. A power that could either save the world... Or destroy what little remains of it. Now the group continues their journey through the broken cities. Searching for answers. Searching for a way to stop the machines. But the artificial intelligence watching them already has its own plan. And soon... A new survivor will join their path. A nurse named Maya. Because the war between humans and machines... Is far from over.

Clash Zone is still ongoing- ignore the "complete" label :P 2 rends bots who just want attention and fun. They laugh and keep messing around. But behind their laugh, they had a past trauma and fear-the pain they hide inside. After 1 villain rises from his tragic backstory, something changes. Every victory feels wrong. A squad still fears what's coming up. Fun can't last forever. Something darker is waiting.

I watch helplessly as my only friend, Liam, walks towards the robots, sacrificing himself for me. This isn't right, is all that I'm thinking. All those nights we laughed underneath the stars, joking around and making fun of our class that bullied us, calling us a couple and telling us to get a room already. Now I'm reliving it all. ••••••••••••••••••••••• All Sarah wanted was to blend in during high school. But with her clumsiness and speech impediment, it was near impossible to stick to the shadows. Especially when you trip and fall into everyone's line of sight. So one day after she ran into Marlene, the most popular girl in high school, and accidentally spilled her precious Starbucks all over her, she becomes the victim to some of the worst bullying her high school has ever seen. She is all alone. Until Liam. The popular jock usually stayed in the shadows until someone took it too far. But when he'd decided enough was enough, he was thrown under the bus too, and so Sarah and him became fast friends, enduring high school together. Until one day when the two were watching the news after school and saw it. The robots terrorizing New York after having escaped from government labs and, being intelligent, they made clones of themselves. They were not friendly. This is the story of how one powerful friendship can change the world. Literally.

Riley and her best childhood friend Cameron are living in the robot apocalypse. They have to wear face coverings while watching the TV's Emergency Broadcasts, knowing the TV's hidden camera will send footage to the robots. They have to dismantle all electronic devices for they will get hacked. They have to live inside their houses, not ever answering the door. Cameron always seems to bring up The Force. Riley refuses to join the human army. At least- this is before the incident. When Riley is brainwashed and implanted by the Robots, will Cameron, her long-time best friend and secret lover be able to bring her back? Or is Riley stuck forever, planning to wipe out all humans, like so many others?

===== "We all wanna be the perfect family. But who's perfect, right?" ===== "Not you O-Pal, I've assigned new orders for you." ===== "I... is Abbey Posey ok?" ===== "You have to go up the mountain, across the stream, down the river!" ===== "I'm a first-grade teacher. This is like a normal day for me." ===== "You're just a stupid dumb robot!" ===== "So this is love..." ===== [Disclaimer: The Mitchells vs. The Machines is originally on Netflix. I do not own any images, songs, and/or videos in the making of this fanfic. The reader is specifically for females but if you want, you can change the she/her pronouns. This story also contains spoilers of the movie and the cover photo is not mine. Read the book to find out more.]

« The key to saving the world, is... You and your friends. » Ever since humanity decided to mass produced robots- They caused a catastrophic damage in the world. Leading a mess. But, what if there was still hope? The hope was- was a blue haired maiden and his friends, who decided to create a city where everyone can live in peace, it was a bit idealistic, knowing the situation. But... they did it anyways, and it thrived, no robots knew of the location, until... [ NO FAN SERVICE ] Author/Notes: This is a work of fiction, so it's pretty unrealistic. Personalities have a drastic change here. So don't expect Veldora to go and say smth random. He'll still be a sacred text reader. Yes, they'll all be humans... what else?

This book features a young prototype who is curious about humans and eventually creates one of her own. However, this is illegal, and she has to hide from the authorities in order to survive. If you haven't already guessed, this is about the robot apocalypse. If you want details on the inspiration for this story, look at the ranting chapter in my one shots book, also on Wattpad.

The world didn't end in fire-it ended in firmware. Now, in a fractured UK, one coder and one soldier hold the line between human order and machine logic. But when the bots stop obeying their makers, the real question isn't who controls them-it's whether anyone should. Tomorrow Might Be Different is a near-future cyber-thriller blending realism, tension, and quiet humanity amid a world of code, conscience, and control.

In a futuristic world, technology has taken over. Humans are their slaves. We run errands for the robots, the they use to do for us, we are now the useless contraptions and they are the masters.

In a world full of endless ruins, forest, roads and robots. There is no freedom.

What if the Mitchells failed to save the world? What if Mark never threw Pal away? What if Eric and Deborahbot turned against their new orders? So many what ifs stuffed into this one book. Read to find out what each of them are!! I.. dont really have anything else to put here.