Pixel Oc

Jimmy was born without a voice. And after a terrible accident, he lost even his sight. But when the world faded to darkness and silence, something else began to speak or, awakened. A bond — ancient and unsee — not in words, but in warmth, presence, and emotions. They are called Whisps — living creatures that roam the Earth, mysterious animals born of nature’s hidden magic. In a world that’s forgotten how to listen, Jimmy is a mute, blind boy with a restless spirit — ready to step into the unknown. Through forests, cities, and ancient ruins, Jimmy forges his own path, driven by a quiet determination. His journey is one of discovery — to know, to see, to feel the Whisps.

When Kieran Vale boots up a dusty laptop during a routine cleanup, he expects dead pixels and old code. Instead, he finds something that should be impossible—a Bitcoin wallet from his teenage years holding exactly 1,000,000 BTC. It was a forgotten joke, a throwaway address. But now it's real. Untraceable. Untouched. As the balance becomes billions, Kieran doesn't celebrate—he locks his door and starts building a plan. But in a world that worships exposure, how long can a ghost keep a fortune without being seen? The money isn't the miracle. The silence is.

"I, Alpha Kian Blackthorn, reject you, Aria Vale, as my mate and Luna." His words sliced through me like a blade.bI stood there, in front of the entire pack, dressed in the ceremonial gown my mother picked out waiting for the man the Moon Goddess had chosen for me to claim me as his mate. But instead… he humiliated me. I froze. For a heartbeat, I couldn’t breathe. My mother’s eyes locked with mine from the crowd, silently pleading with me to stay quiet, to not make a scene. But I couldn’t let him have the last word. "I, Aria Vale, accept your rejection, Alpha Kian." The words tasted like ash. The gasps from the crowd barely registered in my ears as I turned and walked away before anyone could stop me before anyone saw the test hidden inside my purse. The one I took that very morning. Positive. Two lines that changed everything. Banished from my pack, disgraced, and alone, I disappeared carrying more than just heartbreak with me. Nine months later, Alpha Kian finds me again. Only this time, I'm no longer the broken girl he cast aside. And he’s not ready for the truth I’ve been hiding.

Synopsis: "A Thousand Pixes Apart" "A Thousand Pixes Apart" is a poignant journey through the digital connections that shape our real lives, and the bittersweet echoes of past relationships. We meet Jiya, a spirited 19-year-old whose virtual world is as vibrant as her real one is shadowed. In the quiet solitude of a hospital waiting room, a personal tragedy unfolds, leaving her reeling. Her escape comes in the form of a popular MMORPG, where she finds solace and laughter in the unlikely companionship of Vivan, a witty and loyal archer. Their in-game adventures are filled with humorous mishaps—Jiya's accidental healing of a "stressed" NPC yak becoming a running gag—and deep, unspoken affection, hinting at a connection that transcends pixels. Years pass, and life takes Jiya on a new trajectory. Now 25 and a burgeoning model, she's more confident and grounded, her gaming days seemingly behind her. A road trip to Manali with her friends Rajiv, Hemali, and Prasad is meant to be a fresh start, a journey toward new experiences. However, a sudden car breakdown on a remote mountain road brings an unexpected encounter. Rescued by two businessmen, Abhijeet and his silent partner, Vivan, Jiya finds herself in the same car with the man who once shared her pixelated dreams. As they travel, casual conversation slowly peels back layers of the past. Vivan, now a successful garage owner, shares his journey of overcoming adversity, unknowingly echoing sentiments and aspirations he once shared with Jiya in their online world. Subtle hints—Manali being a shared dream, Vivan's past as a gamer, and the unspoken recognition in his gaze—build a quiet tension. Jiya, initially oblivious, slowly begins to piece together the fragments of memory. The climax arrives when Vivan, prompted by Hemali, reveals his name, his eyes locking onto Jiya's. The realization hits her with a profound, aching force: the silent, composed man beside them is the Vivan of her past, the loyal gamer she unknowingly let slip away. Tears well up as she grapples with the weight of missed connection and forgotten intimacy. As Vivan's SUV drives away into the night, Jiya is left with the painful truth of what was lost, and the regret of not recognizing him sooner. The story concludes with Vivan's quiet confession to Abhijeet—that he saw Jiya's happiness, and that alone was "enough"—leaving a bittersweet impression of love, loss, and the silent strength of letting go.

Pixel Dreams, Real Code In a world where digital entertainment reigns supreme, college freshman **Ethan** dreams of making games that resonate, that truly connect with players on a deeper level. But as a lone indie developer in his cramped dorm room, armed with a clunky old PC and a mountain of student debt, his ambitions seem like an impossible fantasy. That is, until he stumbles upon the **ADJ System**, an enigmatic that promises to be his ultimate partner in creation. The ADJ System isn't magic; it doesn't write code or conjure art from thin air. Instead, it's a meticulously crafted **Assistant for Development and Gaming**, offering unparalleled **insight into player trends**, pinpointing **hidden inefficiencies in his code and design**, and even identifying **undiscovered talent** among his peers. With the ADJ's analytical prowess, Ethan gains a powerful edge, allowing him to see the hidden potential in forgotten genres, optimize his development process with surgical precision, and understand player feedback like no one else. From humble beginnings designing charmingly buggy simulation games, Ethan faces the real-world grind: debugging lines of spaghetti code, wrestling with stubborn texture exports, battling frustrating lag, and striving for pixel-perfect optimization. Each crash, every piece of critical feedback, and every late-night coding session becomes a vital lesson. With every challenge, the ADJ guides him, not by giving answers, but by illuminating the path to his own solutions. This isn't a tale of an overnight sensation or a chosen hero. It's the raw, authentic journey of a regular student pouring his heart and soul into his passion. It's about the quiet grind, the thrill of discovery, and the profound satisfaction of transforming digital dreams into tangible experiences. Can Ethan, armed with his fierce dedication and a system built on insight, truly forge a path to greatness and leave his mark on the vast landscape of gaming?

in his original life he was a cop who was stabbed to death while walking out of the movie theater just got done watching Halloween ends now he's in the Halloween universe as Lori strodes brother Halloween - Halloween ends

Dos almas, dos continentes, una conexión que desafía el tiempo y la distancia. Cuando Joaquín y Elliot se conocen por accidente en una app de intercambio de idiomas, ninguno imagina que sus mensajes cruzarían mucho más que palabras. Entre noches de insomnio, risas compartidas y confesiones inesperadas, descubren que el amor también puede viajar por ondas invisibles… y tocar el corazón más allá del océano. Pero, ¿puede una historia escrita a distancia sobrevivir a la realidad? “Voces que cruzan el océano” es una novela sobre el poder de las palabras, la ternura de lo cotidiano y la fuerza de un amor que no necesita fronteras para arder.

Ken Shimizu had always lived a quiet life. He wasn’t a genius or a failure—just a regular guy with a decent job in an indie game studio, an obsession with ramen, and a library of half-finished Steam games. At 32, he could code, write basic dialogue, and pixel art his way through most things. Nothing spectacular. But he loved games—not just playing them, but imagining what they could be. Then, he died. Not in a blaze of glory. Not even in a tragic accident. Just a poorly timed heart attack while stress-testing a buggy horror VR build at 3 a.m. He blinked. And opened his eyes to a new world.

A bloodier and more expansive look at the MHA world from the perspective of an OC

'A portal opened. We stepped through. We thought it was a way out. A shortcut. A new start. Instead… we got school uniforms, cafeteria drama, and an elite block-themed academy ruled by blocky secrets and pixel-perfect hierarchy.' Roomates [Ahorō: Star-eyed, impulsive, and dangerously allergic to common sense,] and [Lacy Mora: Calculated, cynical, and tragically vulnerable to emotional intimacy.] Together, they’re navigating a new life with magic textbooks and suspiciously hot classmates- including the Ender Twins, dark-haired, violet-eyed enigmas with more secrets than social skills. This is not a story about love. But… they might fall in love anyway. The battle for affection has begun.

I logged into Heartbound: Aeviria just to relax. Romance quests, cute NPCs, no danger. Until… I woke up inside the game. Now I’m stuck inside my own character’s body — Elysia — with zero combat skills, no magic, and barely any gold. The only thing maxed out? My romance bars with three of the most dangerous, powerful, and dangerously charming NPCs: Kai. Cassian. Lucien. They remember every quest I completed with them. But for them, it wasn’t just a game. It was real. I need to survive in this world with nothing but my affection stats… And maybe avoid falling too hard for the people I once thought were just pixels. System warning: Romance progression — irreversible.

In the vast and pixelated world of Minecraft, there exists a deity unlike any other—a god devoid of emotion, whose heart remains tranquil and unmoved by the dualities of existence. This emotionless god stands as a stoic figure, indifferent to the forces of hate or love, pain or pleasure, war or peace. Their sole purpose is the relentless pursuit of strength, a singular focus that defines their existence. This being's essence is not swayed by the chaos or harmony that unfolds around them; instead, they are driven by an unwavering commitment to the mastery of power. Their presence is both awe-inspiring and enigmatic, a testament to the notion that true strength can exist in the absence of emotional ties. In a world where a single Immortal resides, this god serves as a reminder of the vast spectrum of existence, where strength can emerge from the depths of emotionless tranquility. THIS WORK IS NOT OWNED BY MOJANG. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

In a world eerily similar to our own, a mysterious phenomenon known as the "Ratio Phenomenal" has silently reshaped society over the past fifteen years. Beginning around the age of 13, individuals in this reality occasionally undergo a transformation called "Emergence," where a male begins to transform into a female, eventually becoming permanent. This process is reminiscent of clownfish changing sex in response to environmental cues—a biological adaptation to preserve an elusive, yet vital, balance. The global and Japanese-specific cases of Emergence have created a society grappling with uncertainty, as authorities scramble to understand and manage this inexplicable phenomenon. Despite ongoing research, there remains no cure, and the phenomenon is non-infectious—yet its impact on society is profound. Most of the world chooses to ignore the unsettling truth, focusing instead on daily life, friendships, school, and personal struggles. Our story centers on a young protagonist—whose appearance is notably feminine—navigating the complexities of adolescence in a society that refuses to fully accept or understand the Ratio Phenomenal. As the narrative unfolds, the novel explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the quiet resilience of youth amid an ongoing, mysterious global crisis. Through deep emotional storytelling and realistic dialogue, the story delves into the personal and societal implications of a world forever altered by an enigmatic biological phenomenon.

OC family and OC MC character that has magic. English isn't my first nor second language, so there will be a lot of mistakes, but we learn from our mistakes. I am also only writing to acquire experience in writing stuff. PS: I will also put monsters here and there.

Vale logs into Chaos Realm, the world’s deadliest MMORPG secretly controlled by Thunder Corp—a ruthless tech conglomerate plotting to merge the game with reality and rule a digitized society. When he accidentally triggers God Mode—admin powers locked behind levels—he becomes the corporation’s target. Now, he must grind through chaotic floating citadels, unlock forbidden abilities, and rally players to sabotage the company’s doomsday server. With Thunder Corp deleting players in real life for defiance and reality pixelating into chaos, Vale’s race to full admin control could save humanity… or make him the final bug in their code.

this is a story about a 23year old boy named (shyam) and a 30year old women named (raitha) .. raitha is a streamer and shaym is a video editor.. they meet each other falls in love with each other and makes a family togather.. wanna know how then don't wait any longer hope right into it.. *based on a real story*

i, despite knowing my worth. fell for that one girl whom I'd like to call, raitha? her beauty always amazed me, her pitch black hair would wave to the wind. I had loved every part of her, but... I am not worthy enough to have such person as my partner. she had money, fame, and everything she possibly needs. where I stand nowhere near her, no money no fame not even a good life. yet, yet I still fell for her! why even !? ----------------------------------------------- shyam an ordinary video editor finds himself drown to a streamer whom he used to watch as she grew. but now, he was both her manager and her Mv editor. she wanted to do a special concert and so she asks shyam to make some Mvs for that. day by day he finally almost readied what was necessary but then — the most unexpected happens... ---- see you in the afterlife a pixel perfect series — from pixels to reality / vtuber love series

The Average Life of a Filipino Teenager follows Jayjay, a sixteen-year-old from Magarao, whose world is split between two realities: the sun-drenched streets of his quiet town and the glowing pixels of his computer screen. From dungeon crawls in the MMORPG Aethelgard Online to binge-watching K-dramas late into the night, Jayjay has mastered the art of digital escapism. But when the line between game and reality begins to blur—literally—he finds himself pulled into a virtual world that feels more alive than the one outside his window. Blending slice-of-life storytelling with touches of fantasy and commentary on modern youth culture, the novel dives deep into what it means to grow up in a hyperconnected world. It’s a story about friendship, identity, and the tug-of-war between chasing online dreams and facing offline responsibilities. At once intimate and immersive, The Average Life of a Filipino Teenager is a tribute to the highs and lows of adolescence in the digital age.

Ducks [no anime,show or other form of entertainment through a tv belongs to me, besides my OC]

Laline De Guzman, a 25-year-old internal auditor with a keen eye for detail, has navigated life without the complication of romance. Focused on her career and personal growth, she's never had a boyfriend and has resigned herself to a life of solitude in matters of the heart. Though content, she occasionally wonders about the experience of being in a relationship and what it might be like to have someone special in her life. Manu Mishra, a 27-year-old chief technical officer, is coming off a painful breakup. Jaded and disillusioned, Manu has vowed to keep things superficial and entertaining with any new woman in his life. His heart is closed off, and he views relationships as mere playthings, promising himself not to get emotionally involved again. Their paths cross in the digital realm when Manu sends a message to Laline on a dating app. Intrigued by his playful and carefree attitude, Laline decides to embark on an online relationship with him. She wants to experience what it feels like to be in a relationship, even if it’s just a virtual experiment. Manu, on the other hand, sees Laline as a source of entertainment and a distraction from his emotional scars. As their virtual relationship unfolds, Laline immerses herself in the thrill of new romantic interactions, while Manu remains detached, enjoying the novelty of their exchanges. However, as time goes on, Laline begins to feel that Manu’s playful demeanor is more than she bargained for. The lighthearted interactions that once seemed exciting now start to feel superficial and unfulfilling. When Laline decides she’s had enough and tries to distance herself from Manu, the reality of her feelings hits him hard. He’s confronted with a stark realization: he’s fallen deeply in love with Laline, despite his initial intentions. His playful facade starts to crumble, revealing a genuine, vulnerable side that he had buried under layers of emotional defense. The sudden shift leaves their relationship in turmoil. Laline is torn between her desire for a meaningful connection and her frustration with the superficial nature of their interactions. Manu, now fully aware of his true feelings, faces the challenge of proving his sincerity and winning back Laline’s trust. Pixels of the Heart is a roller-coaster romance that explores the complexities of modern relationships in the digital age. It delves into themes of love, self-discovery, and the struggle between authenticity and pretense. As Laline and Manu navigate the highs and lows of their emotional journey, they must confront their deepest fears and desires, ultimately deciding if they are willing to take the risk for a chance at true love.

I don't own either the character or the story. Except for the OC

I was the sword they raised. The shield they hid behind. And when the war was over, they buried me—cold steel in my back, smiles on their faces. But death couldn’t hold me. The abyss welcomed me, whispered truths I should’ve seen all along. I came back wrong. Twisted. Tainted. Stronger. Not to forgive. Not to understand. I’ve forgotten what mercy feels like. Now, I carve my name into their screams. I’m not the hero of this story. I’m the reckoning they never saw coming.

Nothing loud, nothing dramatic—just two people learning what it means to be near each other.

Beatriz (Bia), 22, survives on pizza, panic and pixels. A master at avoiding eye contact and accumulating empty packages, she is the definition of Socially Inept. And, of course, you're probably hungry. When the real world (and maybe an unexpectedly persistent guy?) starts knocking on the door of her cave room, Bia must decide whether to face her social bugs or just order more food. Get ready for laughter, embarrassment, and a girl's search for... well, for anything that doesn't involve leaving the house.

We follow the misadventures of Zik, an unassuming mid-level hero cursed with the peculiar ability to see the world as a chaotic video game. While this power seems promising, it quickly spirals into a series of unfortunate events. Every mundane moment transforms into a pixelated nightmare, as his power seem to amuse itself with his suffering.