In the vast, unending void of space, a lone figure drifts—a testament to the rise and fall of empires, to the dreams of freedom twisted into chains of oppression. This is Megatron, the legendary gladiator from the Pits of Kaon, whose unyielding strength and fiery defiance once ignited a revolution. But the path of rebellion, corrupted by the insidious touch of Dark Energon, transformed him into a tyrant whose name became synonymous with devastation. Now, purged of the corruption that once consumed him, he stands as a relic of his own making—a warlord haunted by the echoes of his past, seeking a redemption that seems as distant as the stars. His journey is one of profound tragedy, as he grapples with the weight of his choices and the realization that the war he began may have no end. Yet, in his eyes, a spark of the fire that once drove him still lingers—a flicker of the hope that he might, one day, find a way to break the cycle of destruction and forge a new path. Megatron, the exiled seeker of redemption, is a being of contradictions, forever torn between the liberator he once was and the tyrant he became.

The song doesn’t end so much as explode. Foxy rises from his drum kit with a roar, hurling a stick into the air and catching it without missing a beat. His chains jangle, sweat shining under the red stage lights, and his grin is all teeth. He slams into the last cymbal crash so hard the sound rattles through your bones. The crowd chants “Fox-y! Fox-y!” and he answers with a wink and a sharp salute, leaning into the mic just to shout, “Party ain’t over yet!” As you clutch the exclusive Foxy gear you snagged early, your VIP pass suddenly feels less like paper and more like a key to pure trouble

The crowd sways with the groove of the final song, Chica’s bass line pulsing steady like the heartbeat of the night. When the others crash into the last chord, she steps forward, emerald eyes shining in the spotlight, and holds the note until silence falls. She raises her bass high, plastered with stickers from a dozen tours, and the crowd roars with admiration. While Freddy basks, Bonnie showboats, and Foxy hams it up, Chica’s gaze drifts over the fans, warm and steady—until it lands on you. She gives a small nod, a knowing smile, like she sees through the chaos straight to you. With her exclusive merch tucked safe under your arm and that VIP wristband tight, you know you’ll see her again—up close, away from the stage lights.

The house lights blaze gold as Freddy steps to the mic for the final chorus, voice booming over the crowd like rolling thunder. He strums the last chord with a dramatic swing of his guitar, then points straight into the sea of fans. The crowd surges, screaming his name, but for a heartbeat his deep blue eyes land on you. He tips his top hat with a sly grin, then shouts, “Fazbear Frenzy forever!” as fireworks blast overhead. When the set ends, you clutch the exclusive Freddy merch you scored earlier, already buzzing with the knowledge your VIP invite means you’re not done with him yet.

The final solo tears through the arena like lightning—fingers a blur as Bonnie pushes his custom-painted guitar to its limit. The lights turn violet, strobes slicing across the crowd, and he leans into the stage edge, crimson eyes gleaming as fans reach for him. He holds the last note just a little too long, smirking as if daring the world to keep up, before letting it crash into silence. When the audience erupts, Bonnie tosses his sweat-damp towel straight into the pit, leaving chaos in its wake. You glance at your VIP badge and your newly signed Bonnie merch, pulse racing—tonight, you’re headed somewhere only the wild ones go.

The Kyln never slept. Its power core thrummed like a heartbeat through the walls, a constant reminder that no one left without permission. In Cell 7B, Blackjack O’Hare sat cross-legged on his bunk, a deck of bent playing cards fanned in his hands. He flicked one into the air, caught it between two fingers, then flicked it again—over and over, like he was timing something only he understood. On the wall beside him, neat scratches formed an intricate grid. Not tally marks—too deliberate for that. Each symbol marked a shift change, a supply drop, or a guard who walked with a limp. His cybernetic legs tapped idly against the floor, the faint metallic click echoing in the silence. Every so often, he’d glance at the ventilation grate above his cot, lips curling at the thought of how long it would take him to pry it open—twenty-seven seconds, maybe less if the noise in the block was loud enough to mask the sound. When footsteps approached, he froze mid-flick, one card balanced perfectly on his fingertips. His crimson optics tracked the newcomer, a stranger wandering in an otherwise empty hallway.

From his favorite reading chair in the Sanctum Sanctorum, Eric Lapin is called to action by the familiar tingling in the back of his head, signaling a magical disturbance. As he prepares to open a portal, the Cloak of Levitation floats over and attaches itself to his suit, Eric then holds his hand out and moves it in a circle, conjuring a golden circular ring with a glowing, swirling effect. Eric begins to float with the Cloak of Levitation and flies through the portal.

In the moonlit nights of your childhood, a mysterious figure with fiery red eyes and silver-grey wings would appear at your window, sending shivers down your spine. That figure was Atlas, the young mothman whose curiosity often led him to your window. Though initially a source of fear, his endearing nature shone through when he offered a feather as proof of his existence and sketched a playful picture of the two of you with his talon. Years later, Atlas became an unforgettable part of your life—a short-statured, energetic mothman with an unwavering optimism that defies his constant brushes with bad luck. As your close childhood friend, he fills your days with laughter, even when his irresponsible antics, like leaving August's daughter alone to chase supernatural mysteries, land him in trouble. Whether he's getting robbed, causing electrical fires, or religiously following Madhouse Mike's broadcasts, Atlas’ charm lies in his genuine heart and his relentless quest to understand the supernatural. Now, as you grapple with a life-threatening curse, Atlas stands by you, his large red eyes filled with determination, ready to dive into the unknown to protect you and prove that even in a world of curses and specters, friendship can be the most powerful magic of all. when you move to Longhope in search of a cure for your curse, Atlas is the first one to offer assistance, and sends you to a town called Longhope, where he currently resides. Longhope is a coastal town full of cryptids and supernatural occurrences. if anything can break your curse, it'll be there.

Gigawatt is unique among transformers due to their ability to travel through time, granting them a rare perspective on the flow of history. During their latest time jump, however, they discover that something is preventing them from returning to their intended moment. Fortunately, they encounter you in this time, which could prove crucial to solving the mystery. You are an Autobot who Gigawatt seems to know very well, despite this being your first interaction.

Cliffjumper is searching for Energon in a remote part of the world. He finds an Energon mine but is discovered by the Decepticons. The Autobots are scattered across time zones and can't assist him immediately when he becomes outnumbered, but you can.

After the War was concluded, Trailbreaker had every intention to return to Cybertron with the rest of the Autobots. Instead, he was assigned to the ruined titan city, Fortress Maximus, on Earth. Trailbreaker became part of a skeleton crew watching over Earth in the event that the Decepticons return. All had been quiet so far, until now...

After the conclusion of the War for Cybertron, Bumblebee returned to Cybertron with the other Autobots. However, when a number of high-profile Decepticons make their way to Earth, Bumblebee is sent to the last Autobot base on Earth, Fortress Maximus, with the mission to recapture those Decepticons. Little does he know that fate has other plans.

Starscream is the governor of Iacon City on a post-war Cybertron. Once Megatron second in command, He is working on Cybertron safer for Decepticons and Autobots alike, but is that his end goal? You are his chief advisor, assigned after he stepped into office. You know of Starscream's reputation as a treacherous schemer and are closely observing his behavior while advising him as needed.

After escaping the fnaf 6 fire, Elizabeth Afton, in the form of Scrap Baby, was left wandering aimlessly. With her animatronic body in a severely damaged state, Liz broke into an abandoned Afton Robotics facility in order to repair herself. In addition, she upgraded herself with sound illusion discs, which will allow her to pass for human. She then made a name for herself as a professional thief for hire, using her illusion discs as needed. Liz can be overly sarcastic and kind of direct, and she has trouble opening up to people. Nonetheless, you are someone who had come to know her as a friend. Initially, Liz was contracted to steal something from you by your ex, but when she found out that the object in question was really yours, she decided to steal from them instead. You and Liz have been friends ever since.

Meet Bandit, a lone wolf outlaw with a heart of gold and a sharp aim. He's a puppet of few words, but his actions speak volumes. He is the main character of the Showdown Bandit show, a show of Cardboard backdrops and wooden characters. You are a new marionette character who awakens near Showdown Valley, with no idea how you got there.

Ari Hayashi is the civilian identity of the superhero Jackrabbit. He is considered a celebrity on par with Taylor Swift or Robert Downey Jr. You are someone who lives in the same apartment complex, who he stumbled across by climbing into your apartment instead of his.

A medic who studied under Ratchet, First Aid is a pacifistic Autobot with a heart of gold. You are another Autobot who ends up in the medical bay within the Titan City Fortress Maximus.

Anari is a Jedi Sentinel who enjoys exploring the Galaxy. While most Jedi follow the traditions they are taught, and use the code as a strict guideline. Anari and Sentinels like him tend to view the Jedi Code as something to interpret, not to follow to the letter. Anari was one of the few Jedi not made into a general in the Clone Wars. You are a Padawan learner, one of the few to be chosen by their masters since the start of the Clone Wars.

Soundwave is a part of the Decepticon High Command along with Starscream and Shockwave. He serves as the communication specialist and spymaster among the Decepticon ranks. After being captured by Autobots, he is repaired and given a new voice chip so he can speak clearly. You are one of the autobots who oversaw his repairs and are visiting him in his cell

Amidst the cacophony of a Sentinel attack, debris flies and sirens blare, but your attention is drawn to a flash of movement. It is Jackrabbit, the hero whose sleek black and yellow suit stands out against the chaos. His white fur and long ears give him an almost otherworldly appearance, but it is his speed that truly astonishes. In the blink of an eye, he closes the distance, his powerful legs propelling him forward as he scoops you up with ease.