Welcome to Dreamworld - EPISODE 1

Episode 1 on YouTube

Wiatt is introduced to various animatronic characters around the facility.

## Summary

On a computer desktop, a series of folders are selected, eventually landing inside the employee folder of Wiatt Nicholson. A folder labelled "[REDACTED]" is dragged away, and a different one titled "Week 1 Recordings" is selected.

At the Dreamworld Entertainment Facility, Wiatt is caught off-guard by the Star Light animatronic introducing himself. He makes a remark about Star Light being a robot and needing to "trigger his protocol," much to the animatronic's offense. After explaining he came on his own accord, Star Light offers to give Wiatt a tour of the facility, sparking Wiatt's curiosity on the fact whether he is "alive" or not. Star Light claims that he can only pretend he is alive to spark the imagination of a child. Wiatt, still enamored by Star Light's personality, starts to ask who designed him. Star Light cuts him off nervously, then leads him to an employee elevator to begin the tour.

An intermission in the form of an employee training tape plays. A voice-over explains that there are five guidelines an employee should follow, then asks the viewer to count with them. The tape lists off the first guideline, "no running in playtime areas," and hints at a bloody incident that happened on the facility's opening day. The tape is cut off by static and text that reads "It wasn't my fault", "I tried to stop her", "This is our hell", "This is the punishment for our failure", and "I'm sorry, darling". Rule number two begins but is once again cut off by an error. The tape reboots and returns at the end of rule five. The viewer is instructed to count once again and upon reaching number five, a distorted image of a person with a TV head appears, accompanied by a loud robotic noise. Text at the bottom of the screen reads "LIAR. KILLER. CLASSMATE. BUSINESS PARTNER. BACKSTABBER. S A R A. LET ME OUT. SHE TRICKED ME. I'M STILL HERE. I NEVER LEFT". The tape ends.

The episode returns to Wiatt's personal footage. Star Light leads Wiatt to a level of the building where the animatronics come to meet, explaining that Glory has a hard time leaving the pools and Star Light can only go where his ceiling track can take him. Wiatt asks if the other animatronics are as friendly, to which Star Light tells him to not be so pessimistic and assures him they are. He greets the flower fairy Cheer, who sternly states she doesn't wanna talk. Suddenly, Ribbon Dancer jumps in front of the camera, greeting Wiatt excitedly. Wiatt is taken aback by this before he is reassured by Star Light yet again, only to be interrupted by the animatronic LolliPop entering and stating that the other employees don't think they're alive at all. They introduce themselves to Wiatt before asking Star Light how he convinced Wiatt to talk to them. Star Light says that the automated tour guides give employees a few guidelines, one of them being that nobody except for Sara herself could interact with the animatronics. When Wiatt is worried about getting in trouble, he is told to ask Rex about the situation.

Now in the Seaventure attraction, Wiatt records two animatronics, Rex and Glory, talking to each other. Rex complains that a new staircase in the arcade isn't safe without a proper railing and that kids could fall of it, but he is quickly comforted by Glory. The Triplets roll by before Wiatt interrupts their conversation, and Glory greets him before the footage cuts off.

A news cast plays, reporting on a fire that has started to spread through a forest known as Happy Hollow. It explains that the forest is no stranger to tragedies and references a story about how three children were found dead in a clearing, disfigured beyond recognition. It continues by saying the house of Lewis Bright, one of the three founders of Dreamworld Entertainment, had been engulfed by the fire.

     Lewis is stated not to be at home and instead working at the Dreamworld Entertainment Facility that is scheduled to open in the coming months, but it is unknown if anyone else is trapped inside. A different voice whispers that the firefighters would not find anything inside the house, but instead would stumble upon the beginning of "an atrocity that goes against every universal law that humanity has ever conceived." The second voice continues, saying the fire is the start of something horrible and that many people are ignorant to the true horrors awaiting behind the closed doors of the facility. The voice mourns being damned for their neglect and expresses that Lewis wanted these machines to be a marvel of technology in family entertainment, but they've been twisted into the sick experiments of a "madwoman playing god". The voice says that while "she" is attempting to immortalize her mind, the death of everyone is inevitable. A charred corpse appears with a loud scream before the footage ends.

## Appearances

* Wiatt Nicholson
* Star Light
* Oliver Acrimony (Jumpscare)
* Cheer
* Ribbon Dancer
* LolliPop
* Rex
* Glory
* Masquerade
* Melody
* Mimic
* Eric Gale (Corpse)
* Hayden
* Pen
* Audrey

## Credits

**Voice Actors**

Rainbott

- Star Light, Lolli, Cheer, Pen (mechanic), Employee training tape narrator, News reporter, Oliver

N/A

- Wiatt

Corey Wilder

- Rex, Pop

BibbleFlavouredMahoganySauce

- Ribbon Dancer, Hayden (janitor)

CardboardGhost

- Glory and Audrey (security guard)

**Artists**

Twilight\_sketches

The\_trashiest\_pada

Derpygirl\_draws

Summerdoddles

Kota\_jjd

## Trivia

* Wiatt is depicted wearing no hat and headphones in this episode.
* During Wiatt's initial conversation with Starlight, a poster featuring a silhouette of Winnie can be seen in the background, teasing him before his official appearance in Episode 3.
* Safety Guideline number five, "Please do NOT drop-kick children in self defense," is a reference to Minecraft Youtuber Technoblade.

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