Glitch/manwithglitch

ok this is old legent it is from 2000 (its not from 1 player)
 
=== KYLE'S STORY PART 1 ===
A long time ago, I was playing Minecraft Bedrock Edition on my old and broken phone. I had just put on my custom skin and started playing in my world. When I decided to leave the game, the screen displayed "Saving DO NOT CLOSE DEVICE" with a chest icon and an arrow on top. Unfortunately, my phone's battery was terrible, and it died during the saving process.
I didn't notice anything wrong at first. I spent the next hour on YouTube watching gaming videos. Then, I felt the urge to play Minecraft again. When I launched the game, my skin had changed to a glitched Steve with many colors. I went to the gallery to change it back, but pressing the custom skin button caused the game to crash. When I relaunched Minecraft, my skin was even more glitched. Scared, I uninstalled Minecraft Pocket Edition.
=== KYLE'S STORY PART 2 ===
In 2012, I sent my phone in for repairs due to graphical errors. They reinstalled the firmware, which came with Minecraft Pocket Edition. I had forgotten about the skin error and pressed play. For a moment, I saw a list of worlds I had created before, thinking they were pre-made worlds.
I had the normal Steve skin, but I found a better one on the internet. When I pressed the gallery button, I saw the old, more broken glitched skin. I quickly exited Minecraft using the built-in share button and exported the game as an APK.
=== KYLE'S STORY PART 2.5 ===
Four years later, I was working at a gaming company that sold an app capable of converting .apk files to .jar files, allowing them to run on my phone with Java. I found an APK named "backup 2012" and used the app to test it. It turned out to be Minecraft Pocket Edition.
I went to the gallery tab, and the glitched skin was even worse than before. It spread through every texture in the app. The shortcut for the app was next to the Minecraft Java launcher, and it slowly turned into the skin. Within a minute, the Java shortcut looked the same as the emulator's. In a last-ditch effort, I deleted the original Java file that converted APK to JAR, which was a mistake. It crashed my PC, causing a blue screen with an error message about a missing startup.dll file.
When the PC rebooted, it showed an error about a missing C drive. Surprisingly, it booted to the desktop, skipping the password and profile selection screens. Pressing the power button did nothing, so I left it and went to sleep. The next day, my PC only had Minecraft Java installed. Running it did nothing. I talked to someone on Reddit, who asked for the Minecraft.jar file to investigate. Starting the game with the jar file spread the glitch across various platforms—forums, Reddit, Discord servers. Eventually, I sold my old PC.
=== Gulent's Story 1 ===
In 2018, I was banned from the Codeman server. As I wandered the internet, I stumbled upon a file named "minecraft.jar" on an archive website. Curious, I ran it along with a "start.bat" file for a Minecraft server. Opening Minecraft, I noticed a button labeled "Multiplayer Mode (Beta)." Intrigued, I entered Codeman server's IP address. Upon joining, I found myself in an emerald ore. The rest is a different story😉. I met someone there, and we had a full conversation. We played together for a year, during which I saved him to my Minecraft world. Less than a week later, Mojang discovered him. However, he was in version 1.12.2, an outdated version that couldn't receive updates, right? Surprisingly, Mojang managed to push a bug fix, but it started deleting pixels one by one. Desperate, I said, "I HAVE ONLY YOU AND I AM SAVING YOU," and I walked into him, forcing him to get into me. After that, I lived with him.
=== Gulent's Story 2 ===
 It's June 26, 2024. Somehow, the glitch was forcibly taken out of me, and he started deleting. We managed to save him with error427 and error422, stuffing them into him. He intensely re-entered me, and that was something.
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