💻 INTERNET STUFF: HORROR, ARGs & MYSTERIES 💻

There's an ARG (alternate reality game) making the rounds in underground horror forums called "The Fissure."

It started about three months ago with a single image posted to a dead message board— a grainy photo of an Eclipse fissure with a timestamp that hasn't happened yet.

📋 What We Know:

• It's Eclipse-themed (obviously)
• Puzzles involve real-world fissure locations
• Some players have reported receiving private messages from accounts that delete themselves immediately
• The final puzzle supposedly reveals "the date of the next Eclipse Event"

🧠 What I Think:

This might not be a game.

I've been following "The Fissure" for weeks, and something about it feels OFF. The puzzle design is too good. The timing too convenient. And the fact that it started BEFORE the Saviors' debut?

Suspicious.

Current puzzle status: Unsolved. I'll update when I know more.

If you're not familiar with analog horror—think found footage, corrupted tapes, eerie broadcasts, and the creeping feeling that something is watching you through your screen.

📺 My Top Picks:

• "Eclipse Broadcast" (Ongoing series)
  A YouTube series presented as recovered footage from the night of the Eclipse Event. The later episodes get REALLY disturbing. The creator claims it's fiction. I'm not entirely convinced.
• "The Fissure Tapes" (Completed)
  Short, punchy, incredibly creepy. Each episode is a different person's recording of their encounter with an Eclipse fissure. The final episode implies that the fissures are CONSCIOUS.
• "New Tokyo Emergency Alerts" (Ongoing)
  Exactly what it sounds like—fictional emergency broadcasts set in an alternate New Tokyo where the Eclipse never stopped spreading. The attention to detail is INSANE.
• "Welcome to New Tokyo" (Newer series)
  Only three episodes so far. The third one has a frame that's literally just a photo of Kokomo Academy with the words "THEY'RE WATCHING" written on it. Creepy stuff.

• /eclipse/ on EclipseChan
  The main hub for obscology discussion. Also full of misinformation. Enter at your own risk.
• The Fissure Watchers
  A private forum for fissure tracking. I've been trying to get approved for weeks. Still waiting.
• Touched and Alone
  A support forum for Eclipse-touched individuals. I don't post (not my place), but I read. It's heartbreaking.

• watchthesky.neotokyo
  A site that just shows a live feed of the New Tokyo sky. Sometimes the feed glitches and shows things that aren't there. No one knows who runs it. 👁️
• fissurehum.void
  Plays a low humming sound. The frequency changes depending on your location. I tried accessing it on my phone at school and the hum got LOUDER when I walked near the science building. CREEPY.
• remember2034.com
  A memorial site for people who died in 2034. Except some of the names don't match any death records. And the site updates itself.

The internet has OPINIONS about the Saviors. Loud ones. Conflicting ones. Unhinged ones.

I've been monitoring forums, social media, and comment sections since the attack, and honestly? It's fascinating.

📊 What People Are Saying:

• The Positive: "They're literally teenagers fighting monsters while the FPU does nothing. Protect them at all costs."
• The Negative: "Eclipse-touched freaks playing hero. Give me a break."
• The Unhinged: "The Saviors are actually government experiments. The terrorist attack was a cover."
• The Thirsty: "The ghost boy is hot. I said what I said."

I've also seen at least three separate fan accounts, two wikis, and one genuinely disturbing piece of fan fiction that I wish I could unread.