A Rabbit stranded in the afterlife, begs to be returned to the real world to rejoin their friend Foo Bun. Our tale follows the duo as they try to resurrect Ghost Bun to their former glory. Little do they know that their quest is being manipulated by someone with more ambitious intentions.

ZEER (2026) — SERIES SYNOPSIS Buck City was built on power. Power in its electrical grid. Power in its corporations. Power in the hands of those who decide who gets heat, light, and survival during Frostholm’s endless winters. When a catastrophic accident involving the secretive ZeroCore Industries and its experimental Polar Engine leaves electrical grid technician Nazeer Jones seemingly dead beneath Lake Koda, he returns transformed into something impossible. Now connected to electricity, storms, and a mysterious energy source buried deep beneath the frozen world, Nazeer becomes Zeer—a living conduit capable of manipulating power on a citywide scale. But every surge comes with consequences. As blackouts worsen, weather patterns become increasingly unnatural, and hidden organizations race to control the forces awakened beneath Frostholm, Nazeer finds himself caught between corrupt corporations, government agencies, mercenary armies, and ancient secrets frozen beneath the ice long before Buck City ever existed. Hunted as both a threat and a miracle, Zeer must decide what kind of power he wants to become: The spark that saves a city— or the storm that destroys it. Genre: Urban Superhero • Science Fiction • Action • Mystery • Disaster Thriller Themes: Power, Responsibility, Survival, Corporate Corruption, Community, Identity, and the Cost of Progress Setting: Buck City, Frostholm — a frozen industrial metropolis where winter never truly leaves and every light in the city depends on forces no one fully understands. Tagline: “In a city dying from the cold, one man becomes the storm.”

Nearing a year after the grand tour of Willy Wonka’s mysterious chocolate factory, a threatening note appears in the factory’s boardroom, implying danger to the factory from an unknown source. With little other options due to Wonka’s rule of outsiders within the factory, Charlie is forced to ask for help from the only other familiar faces he knows: the rest of the Golden Ticket winners. Equipped with Wonka Weapons, strange special abilities, and wild personalities, the kids have agreed to fight at Charlie’s side to help him defend the factory…if he can keep them in line!

They called it heaven on earth — a land carved from nothing by generations of forgotten people. To Shah, a young boy born into its beauty, it was simply home. But paradise never stays untouched. When political greed and foreign eyes fall upon the land, chaos unfolds. Soldiers march in. Terror knocks on every door. And for Shah, a single night shatters everything he ever knew — leaving behind only silence, fire, and the echo of love written in a letter. Now alone in a war-torn world, Shah clings to fading memories and broken dreams. As the land burns around him, he must learn what “heaven” truly means — and whether it was ever the land at all. “In the end, what was heaven? The land? The mountains? No... it was the people.”

Any human who wishes to ascend to heaven needs to pass God's test, a trial that everyone is made to forget in case they fail. Shimamura Okita is a man whose wife is already in heaven, and yet he can't pass the test. What could he possibly be hiding, and what exactly is necessary to pass God's Test?

Two guys, Edward and Robin, make plans to escape the city that they are stuck in.

TUYUL : THE THINGS IT TAKES In the silence of the night, something is watching. Luna stands at the center of a mystery that should not exist—calm, composed, and unshaken. But behind her, hidden within the shadows, something ancient begins to crawl into the light. A Tuyul. Not just a creature of folklore… but a presence that feeds on more than wealth. The house feels alive. The air feels heavy. And the darkness is no longer empty. As the line between reality and the unseen begins to blur, Luna realizes a terrifying truth : Some things don’t steal. They take. And once they start… they never stop at just one thing. A dark psychological horror rooted in Indonesian legend— where the real terror is not what you see… but what you slowly lose.