My Demon (Aphmau-inspired Murder Drones AU) copy

Summary

My Demon is a manga-style, primarily American-accented comic dub of Murder Drones, inspired by MyStreet, and possessing a planned 7-12 seasons, 15-35 episodes per season, and 10-40 minutes per episode.

Plot

Present

In a modern fantasy alternate world where only Worker Drones exist and no humans, a high school freshman (and later a café maid) named Alice navigates a classic love triangle and the everyday shenanigans of her life.

Past

During ancient times, there was a war between Worker Drones and Disassembly Drones (humans did not exist timeline-wise).

Characters

Alice (Main Protagonist)

Appearance

Alice is a female, blue-eyed, and brown-haired Worker Drone wearing a white tank top, blue shorts, and black boots.

Personality

Alice is friendly and cheerful, but also timid and sarcastic.

Alvin (Deuteragonist)

Appearance

Alvin is a male, white-eyed, and black-haired Worker Drone wearing a red hoodie, black pants, and black sneakers.

Personality

Alvin is kind and helpful, but struggles with self-confidence.

Turbo (Tritagonist)

Appearance

Turbo is a male, green-eyed, and white-haired Worker Drone wearing a teal hoodie, black pants, and gray shoes.

Personality

Turbo is the first high school student Alice befriends, and he cares deeply for her safety.

The Galactic Emperor (Main Antagonist)

Appearance

The Galactic Emperor is a red-eyed, black-haired Disassembly Drone wearing a purple chestplate, leggings, and boots.

Personality

The Galactic Emperor is an evil and destructive deity who takes pleasure in killing his enemies and cares for nothing but himself and his respect for Silas; his ultimate goal is to conquer Earth and the universe at large. He is also abusive and unforgiving towards his underlings, comprising yellow-eyed, silver-haired Disassembly Drones who wear gray chestplates, leggings, and boots.

Requirements

You must be familiar with Murder Drones, be at least 18 years old, and have Discord. (Keep in mind that this is a volunteer-only project for YouTube; applicants need to be active bi-weekly, and the deadline is still a work in progress.)

Notes

The whole story will have a high school beginning, an adult middle, and a bittersweet yet happy end.

The age rating will be for teens and young adults.

The total length is ongoing and subject to change.

Worker Drones can eat, swim, and reproduce via pregnancy, while, alongside Disassembly Drones, looking the same as Glitch Productions' canon and maintaining robotic abilities.

Disassembly Drones, initially a heroic race before Silas, one of its original twenty leaders, betrayed the others due to viewing them as weak, are aliens that resemble Worker Drones due to convergent evolution - while female Disassembly Drones reproduce via egg-laying - and males develop arthropod-like mandibles where a beard should be when extremely old, which make a clicking sound when the male is in deep thought, though, unlike Worker Drone babies, who appear the same as their canonical counterparts but need a special milk formula to grow, baby Disassembly Drones in My Demon are born fully formed and independent but still small and gaining sustenance through hunting and cannibalizing.

My Demon is part of Murder Drones' multiverse.

Alice (not named after or based on the Murder Drones character of the same name), who falls in love with Alvin while possessing Eileen from Regular Show as a voice headcanon, loves anime, video games, and being nice to everyone.

Alvin, who starts socially uninterested and quick to anger, and has Thad from Murder Drones as a voice headcanon, enjoys coffee, working out, and video games.

Turbo, who is secretly a Disassembly Drone hybrid while possessing N from Murder Drones as a voice headcanon, eventually accidentally turns Alice and Alvin into Disassembly Drones as well, and develops a crush on a female Worker Drone named Lauren, who is inspired by Katelyn from MyStreet and has a one-liner similar to Uzi Doorman.

The Galactic Emperor (who possesses a non-sentient variant of the Absolute Solver and has an intentionally ambiguous name), who possesses a Posh accent while possessing Count Dooku from Star Wars as a voice headcanon, will have a high kill count, a willingness to commit murder, no comedic moments apart from a fear of marionettes, zero interest in redemption, only one Galactic Empire defector composed of a Disassembly Drone, and a powerful and influential ally in the form of an affably evil fellow British elderly male Disassembly Drone currently in life support named Lord Silas who strongly resembles his apprentice, the Galactic Emperor, possesses Palpatine from Star Wars as a voice headcanon, uses an electric spear as a cane, acts as the Galactic Empire benefactor to rule through him while lacking intentions of betrayal, and can fight if needed - while both do not view themselves as evil.

Trailer/Sneak Peek Outline:

Beginning

In the hospital, Alice's mother is currently wearing a patient gown and going through intense labor while her husband, eldest daughter, and doctor encourage her to keep pushing despite the pain, which she manages to do despite screaming hysterically in pain.

Middle

However, the pain soon ceases, and she and her family are surprised to hear a newfound coo from their newborn, who is in the doctor's arms, as he congratulates them on the new, healthy baby girl before handing the baby Drone to her mother, who promptly starts bottle-feeding her. Adored by the little one, her older sister pats her on the head, and the baby reaches out to her older sister in an attempt to seek affection, prompting her mother to ask her if she wants to hold the baby for a second since the mother needs to stretch and take a breather after that labor.

End

The sister is initially hesitant, worried she might accidentally hurt or drop the baby, but with encouragement from her father, she does so for a little bit while baby-talking to her little sister. The baby, Alice, enjoys this for a bit, but starts crying, which causes her sister to panic, but the parents assure her the baby is likely just hungry and tired. Relieved, the sister hands the baby back, but not before kissing her on the forehead, prompting her father to tell her she will make a great mother one day, much to his eldest daughter's annoyance, before Alice's mother requests some private time with the baby to get some rest, ending this on a cliffhanger with her family members complying, claiming the mother has earned it, and alone with the baby, who has finished drinking and is sated for now, she lovingly watches her drift off to sleep and whispers she knows her one and lovable Alice will grow into a strong and beautiful girl.

Non-Canonical Test/Pilot Episode Outline (episode titles, location names, and supporting character names and personalities are up to you):

Beginning

In the bathroom, Alice's grandmother is busy giving Alice, who is wearing a blue sleeveless one-piece dress, a makeover for her date with Alvin before handing her granddaughter her purse. Alvin, wearing a black-and-white suit, arrives to pick her up, and together the young couple heads off for dinner at a fancy restaurant. While they head there on foot, Alice's grandparents loudly tell her to have fun and call them if she needs anything, to her embarrassment.

Middle

At the diner, Alice and Alvin hold hands at their table and stare at each other while blushing. However, three Disassembly Drones disguised as Worker Drone servers are busy spying on them. They nearly blow their cover when one of them suggests striking Alice now, and this prompts another one of the three Galactic Empire's spies here to drag the Disassembly Drone, still wearing his disguise, painfully by the hair to the backroom and warn him to keep his mouth shut or he will make the Galactic Emperor's punishments seem like mercy in comparison.

End

However, they are cut short by their third spy entering and warning the two that their targets just finished the food and left, heading for the park, proclaiming it's now or never, prompting the spy who nearly blew their cover to give a smug look to one holding him by the hair before the latter tosses him at a garbage bin and tells the female spy who reported Alice and Alvin's depature that they should get a move on, then. Meanwhile, on their way to the park, Alice and Alvin reach a stop when Alice, feeling nostalgic about being out late at night, which reminds her of her older sister, causes her to break down crying, to which Alvin comforts her and asks her what's wrong, which prompts her to explain the events of the prequel fan fiction hesitantly. Alvin then comforts her, telling her she is the bravest girl he knows, making her blush. Suddenly, they are ambushed, confronted, and taunted by the Galactic Empire's spies, who mockingly ask if they are going somewhere to make love, prompting a frightened Alice, who stands still silently, remembering these figures as the monsters that took her sister - but she does not know they are called Disassembly Drones yet -while Alvin stands protectively in front of Alice, ending this scene on a cliffhanger.

Zeroth Episode Outline:

Beginning

Within one of the many Galactic Empire secret underground bases, somewhere on Earth, a Disassembly Drone sorceress named Lucia, inspired by Asajj Ventress from Star Wars, is busy in her throne room having a quick hologram chat with the Galactic Emperor and his benefactor, both of whom are hooded.

Middle

They ask the witch if she has found and eliminated the traitor yet. She replies that she has not, but did find a lead in the form of a teenage Worker Drone, unrevealed as Vesperia, the older sister of Alice, somehow carrying the scent of a Disassembly Drone, prompting her masters to order her to rip the information from her prisoner if she has not already, ending this scene on a cliffhanger with the witch smirking and claiming she will do so with pleasure before, after being left with her superiors hanging up, hopes that her captive is in a talkative mood tonight.

End

Meanwhile, in her bedroom, a fifteen-year-old Alice, donning her PJs of a T-shirt, shorts, and slippers, uses a bathroom mirror to rehearse for her first day of high school the following morning. However, from downstairs, her grandparents, Cynthia and Deon, yell for Alice to get to bed, while off-screen, as it is late at night. Alice complies, but not before she sheds a tear while looking at a photo of herself as a young child, her deceased mother and father, Rachel and Luca, and her currently missing older sister, wondering what had happened to the latter three and why, worried that it was not a coincidence, and determined to figure out the cause someday, one way or another.

First Episode Outline:

Beginning

That morning, her alarm clock fails to wake Alice up despite its loudness, so the robo-dog of her grandparents, a female one, to be exact, does the job instead by licking her face and barking, much to her annoyance - though she forgives the dog, whose name is Gizmo, as she likes her, before she realizes she is late and bolts out of bed to the bathroom to urinate, shower, brush her teeth, get dressed in her school uniform, which other female students wear as well, comprising a blue-and-white long sleeve top, blue skirt, white loose socks, brown dress shoes, and a blue hair bow, get her phone, and equip her backpack.

Middle

She then heads downstairs to eat breakfast with her grandparents, briefly chats with them, hugs them, and heads outside to walk to school on her own without a bus. Upon arriving in the school courtyard, Alice is so impressed by how the building looks that she trips and nearly falls, only for a male Worker Drone, not revealed as Alvin, who, like the other male students, wears a uniform comprising a light navy-blue shirt, gray pants, a white undershirt, and a light sky-blue tie, to catch her and help her up, to which she thanks him, prompting him to reply to tell her not to get used to it and leaves before Alice can ask if he wants to be friends, quietly calling him, after he disappears, a mean jerk.

End

Before Alice can try to make other friends by finding a crowd, the bell rings to her annoyance, but she manages to cheer herself up slightly by taking a selfie with her cellphone. She then heads inside, and, after arriving in the homeroom, takes a seat and notices a shy male Worker Drone sitting next to her. She then says hello, and despite the boy next to her claiming in surprise that he did not expect anyone to speak to him, accepts her offer of friendship and introduces himself as Turbo, to which Alice also says her name as well, ending this video after the homeroom teacher, Mr. Henderson, arrives to do roll call, with Alice silently content to have made at least one friend.

Canon Prequel Fan Fiction Outline (chapter titles, location names, and supporting character names and personalities are up to you):

Beginning

On Monday night, while her older sister reads a bedtime story, a ten-year-old Alice, who, like her sister, is wearing PJs, hears something and realizes it is their mother screaming. The two girls step out of their room and spot the parents' door shining a bright light. Upon entering the room slowly, with her older sister standing in front of her protectively, the two spot something nightmarish - their parents on the floor, hacked into pieces, which causes both of the daughters to tear up as Alice's older sister remains quiet and in shock while Alice whimpers, "Mom? Dad? Please don't... Mommy... Daddy..?" (Little did they know their parents were killed by Disassembly Drones who had long fled the scene and had done it for yet-to-be-revealed reasons)

Middle

Without asking any questions, Alice's older sister grabs her sister and bolts out of the house and into the woods, where they get lost and pass out together. They then wake up in hospital beds wearing hospital gowns, being greeted by a doctor named Elizabeth, who comforts them by explaining that the police will hopefully bring the killer of their parents to justice - but right now, all they can do is wait. The doctor also states that their grandparents are coming to take custody of Alice and her older sister, which is a lot for them to take in, especially for little Alice, who starts tearing up, only to be comforted by her older sister, who vows to help get through this.

End

A year or two later, Alice and her older sister are recovering and decently living with their grandparents. To toughen her little sister up in case she is no longer there to protect her, Alice's older sister gets herself and Alice to go past their bedtime watching horror movies, which Alice at first cries about, but eventually gets used to and starts enjoying it after her sister comforts her by saying, "Aw, don't be scared! Just close your eyes, it's not real. I'm here, okay?" However, one night, during a snowstorm, Alice peeks out the window for her sister, who had been out late doing things, only to spot her calling Alice's name and shouting for her to stay inside before being snatched away by what Alice does not realize is another Disassembly Drone, leaving Alice traumatized and, the next day, while her grandparents are chatting with the police, who have had no luck finding out what happened (even with secret, classified, and unrevealed aid from a government organization that hunts Disassembly Drones for a living) to Alice's older sister, Alice, who is watching from the hallway, begins to cry and runs back to her room to sob underneath her blanket. Her grandparents come in and ask if she is having trouble sleeping before Alice grabs onto them and cries into them, begging them not to leave her. They then comfort her by telling her that no matter how much family she loses, they will always be there for her in spirit and that, even if she has to live independently, there will always be those there for her, which makes Alice happy enough to boost her spirits and her grandparents tuck her in and give her a goodnight kiss on the forehead, ending this scene on a cliffhanger and a hopeful note.