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## Filmografia

### Filmy Aktorskie

* Zmora z Piwnicy (1988, 1989?)
* Turbo 2
* Dżudżicsu szerszeń 5
* Robokob
* Cobra (1993, 1991?)
* Rojal (1994)
* Smacznego Box 8
* Sum tak zwany Olimpijczyk (2001)
* Kot
* Tęcza (1998)
* Bandziorno (1995, 1999?)
* Karate Puma (1997)
* Szczęście w nieszczęściu (1997)
* Kobyle Caco (1997)
* Włókniaż (1998)
* Dżudo Honor 7 (1997)
* Bułgarski Pocisk (1999)
* Bułgarski Pościkk (2001)
* Bułgarski Pościg (2004)
* Zły szeląg (1997)
* Kug Fu Pantera 2 (1996)
* KunG Fu Pantera 2
* Jedyny Kłopot
* Las Maquinas de la Muerte (1999)
* Powiew Szału
* Niedokończona sprawa
* Dokończona Sprawa
* Zabujcza śmierć 3
* Pokaz karate 4
* Omafii
* Przedwczesny fajrant
* Dragi - Narkotyki
* Kanalyzer I
* Kanalyzer II
* Buszido Młyn 26p

### Animacje

* Kosmiczny Batalion w Galaktyce ZŁA (2000)
* Masakra
* Terror (Seria)
* Spur Mjendzy Planetarny
* Kosmiczne Wojny
* Straszliwa Bitwa o Planetę
* Piesek Leszek
* Gen. Italia (2004)
Windows XP - Lost Edition

*Note: this is episode 21 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

**Did you know that Windows XP was released in 2001? Yes.**

**But what if Windows XP is released in 2000?**

We'll find out because there was a lost version or edition known as: *Windows XP - Lost Edition.* It was released in 2000 and it was first used by Lakerson's brother, Wedner. He is a game maker and a computer maker. He made his first operating system called: *Wedner 2000.* He soon made his second operating system called: *Wedner 10*.

One day, he got to school in Grade 11, the teacher told all of the classmates to start finding things while digging. They started at the forest and started digging he found first the bone, and then a lost abacus that was 1 million years ago, and then a CD.

The teacher said to them to return to class and perform the items that they found. Wedner raised his hand and said:

***"I found a bone, an abacus that was 1 million years ago, and then a lost CD."***

The teacher said:

***"What is that lost CD?'***

Wedner said:

***"I don't know. I think we will insert here the CD."***

The teacher agrees and the classmates. She brings the unbooted computer and inserts the CD, and they watch Wedner uses the computer. He got to the setup. Installation takes 30 minutes. and he got to the startup screen. The startup sound was Windows XP startup sound but low pitched. The desktop was Windows XP background, but wallpaper was night with grass. He noticed that there was a deleted item in the Recycle Bin, and he clicked the Recycle Bin.

He saw a .EXE known as "DONTCLICK", and he got curious about that program. He clicked the program, and the guard came.

He just said:

***"A delivery package is here for Wedney."***

Wedney says:

***"Wondering what's inside?"***

It was another CD. and its labeled: ".wav" and he inserts the CD into the teacher's computer. There was a video named: ***"PLAY THIS VIDEO"*** and in this video, it's a Windows XP - Lost Edition startup screen but a voice appeared, and it says:

***"WEDNEY..."***

***"THE PROGRAM YOU CLICKED...."***

*"**WAS A*** ***TRAP."***

Wedney got a little scared and the classmates asked if they would accompany him to their house to be comfortable. Wedney agrees, and the next day, Wedney got fever due to the operating system. He got to the hospital for 3 weeks, every day he fades into no existence, Lakerson realized he is fading into no existence because of the operating system, he realized. Wedney completely fades into no existence, Wedney woke himself in a computer but it's familiar.

***"Now your inside my COMPUTER..."***

The computer shuts down itself and began to turn into ashes.

Beware of the Windows XP - Lost Edition to those who are curious.

Credited to EnderReryt01234, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows 11.1

*Note: this is episode 35 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, I was working for Microsoft to create a new operating system Windows 11.1. It is an operating system released in 2023 that was meant to be a remake of Windows 11 and the operating system was meant to revolutionize the era of the operating systems and was originally meant to be the most advanced and user-friendly operating system of all time.

There was a time when I was in bed, and I had a dream about me working on the Windows 11.1 project, codenamed "Moon Valley". However, as the release date of system drew near, our workers began to report strange occurrences at the corridors of our offices. Files would disappear and reappear in new places, screens would flicker, computers would randomly turn off and on by themselves, computers would sometimes freeze and crash, strange whispers were heard coming from the speakers as if the operating system was talking to us.

Despite our best efforts to stop these glitches, we couldn’t fix them right away, and so Windows 11.1 was released with these glitches. That’s when things started becoming very weird.

Users reported strange occurrences on their devices while using Windows 11.1, the same ones that our employees were reporting on: Users began reporting that their files would disappear and reappear in new places, screens would flicker, computers would randomly turn off and on by themselves, computers would sometimes freeze and crash, strange whispers were heard coming from the speakers as if the operating system was talking to us, even if the computer was turned off.

Meanwhile, the most disturbing reports came from users who reported seeing a figure resembling Big Bird from *Sesame Street* on their desktop, but his feathers were green instead of yellow and his legs were dark green instead of orange. Whenever users tried to click away from the screen, Big Bird would follow the cursor no matter where they moved it. I had encountered this same Green Big Bird being two years prior to Windows 11.1's release.

And so I worked hard with our team to create patches for these glitches, and we successfully did so. Despite the rumors, people would download these patches for the disturbing glitches just to relieve themselves.

As it turns out, it was all a dream that appeared in my mind. We had to release Windows 11.1, but without these disturbing glitches that I saw in the dream, so that people would be relieved of not worrying about disturbing glitches that I saw in my dream. The dream could still never leave me alone to this day.

Credited to JunoTehPlanet
Windows 2000: Christmas-Themed Edition

*Note: this is episode 75 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Did you know what Windows 2000 has a lost version of itself that came out in December of 2000? it is called the Windows 2000 Christmas Themed Edition.

It was a version of Windows 2000 that was released in December of 2000 and includes Christmas-themed content like wallpapers, screensavers and games that people of all ages can enjoy during Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.

However, a few days after it's release, users began to report strange occurences while using the Christmas-themed version of Windows 2000, here are some of the things they reported.

Some users claimed that their computers would often turn on or off by themselves at the most unexpected times, even while they were sleeping at night, others said that their files and desktop icons would often move around on their own or disappear and then reappear in unusual places, others claimed that they saw a distorted figure of Santa Claus, and whenever they tried to click away from the screen, the distorted Santa Claus figure would follow their cursor no matter where it went. Others claimed their screens would flicker or brighten, while strange cryptic error messages sometimes keep popping up on their screens, the computers would often freeze or crash altogther at some times.

*Under construction*

Credited to JunoTehPlanet
Windows Codename: Sane

*Note: this is episode 64 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

In a land of computers and technology, a popular company named Microsoft who made a new system named "Windows Codename: Sane".

There was a 40-year-old boy named Kevin. He is a Microsoft employee, and he is the coder and scripter of computers.

The Microsoft HQ thanked the team who made the new operating system and the team decided to buy it for 1,100 dollars.

Kevin bought the new system to double check the codes so that there will be no errors, bugs, and glitches.

He inserted the "SANE CD" or the CD disc to his computer, then he got to the setup and that will take 4 hours to install. He got himself to the startup screen with a familiar logo of Windows 8, 8.1, and 10 but different. He got to the desktop and checking the task manager and saw a program called "... .- -. ." in morse code and he translated it, and it was the word "sane". Then he just decided to check that program by clicking it. Nothing happened. So, he decided to borrow his computer to his son and goes to work.

One day, he came back at his home in 5 am and realized his son is gone. He checked the bedroom, and he was gone, even the outside and he was still gone. He thinks that someone might took him while his son is sleeping. He asked his wife and the wife said: "I saw my son got grabbed and got to the screen of the monitor and I'm too worried about it.". Kevin shocked and got to his computer and saw a letter, it was from the computer after the disappearance of Kevin's son. The letter says:

**"THE PROGRAM YOU CLICKED YESTERDAY WAS THE ENTRANCE HAND TO THE DEPTHS OF MICROSOFT LOST SYSTEMS AND UNREALEASED."**

He throwed the letter in the trash can to never see it again, and he got back to the task manager, but the program is closed. He got to command prompt to return the program back and after he does that, he clicked the program and if he clicked the program, he saw an error message that is:

**"Go in at your own risk."**

The message had the following buttons: "Go In" or "Refuse".

He selected go in to rescue his son back. He fainted and woke up into the void of the lost systems or known as the depths of the Microsoft lost systems and he also saw all victims that fall for the Microsoft lost systems.

Then he asked for the victims to see his son, but the victim said:

Lakerson: "I saw the kid transported back to life after you were here."

Perth: "Oh... so is there a way to get back?"

Wedner: "Y-you can't...."

Tester: "We tried a way to get out of here, but we can't find the door to get out of here."

Perth was now never seen.

The mother and his son finding him anywhere worried. They got to the police station to see where Perth is. The mother said that Perth sacrificing himself for his son to get back. The police followed them to their home, and they saw a broken screen, but the portal was closed. The police believed it was false and they returned to their station.

Beware of the Windows Codename: Sane

Credited to EnderReryt01234
Lost Windows XP Build

*Note: this is episode 12 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

There was a legend that circulated on the internet about a lost Windows XP build that was created in the year 2000. The story goes that this build was a prototype that was never released to the public. It was said to be a cursed version of the operating system that had strange glitches and bugs that would cause it to malfunction in inexplicable ways.

According to the legend, the build was discovered by a group of software engineers who were working on a project to restore old computers. They stumbled upon a dusty old computer that was hidden away in the back of a storage room. When they turned it on, they were surprised to find that it was running an early version of Windows XP that they had never seen before.

As they began to explore the operating system, they noticed that it was behaving strangely. Icons would randomly disappear from the desktop, menus would open and close on their own, and strange error messages would pop up at random intervals. The engineers tried to debug the system, but no matter what they did, the strange glitches persisted.

As time went on, the engineers began to notice something even more disturbing. Whenever they worked on the computer late at night, strange whispers could be heard coming from the speakers. They couldn't make out what was being said, but the voices sounded like they were coming from deep within the operating system itself.

One night, as they were working on the computer, the screen suddenly went black. When it came back on, they were shocked to see that the desktop had been replaced with a single folder labeled "DO NOT OPEN." Despite their better judgment, they clicked on the folder, only to be greeted with a single file labeled "DEATH.EXE."

Before they could do anything else, the computer shut down. When they tried to turn it back on, it refused to start up, and the hard drive was completely wiped clean. The engineers never found out what happened to that lost Windows XP build, but the legend lives on as a cautionary tale about the dangers of exploring the unknown.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows 10 Horror Edition

*Note: this is episode 22 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

**Did you know that Windows 10 was released in 2015? Yes.**

**But what if Windows 10 was released in 2014?**

There was a lost version or edition known as Windows 10 Horror Edition. It was released in 2014 and it was first used by Kaen's brother, Benjamin. He is a game maker and an OS maker. In 2003, he made his first operating system called Benjamin 1.0. He soon made his second operating system in 2005 called Benjamin 2.0.

One day, in Grade 8 there was a scavenger hunt at his school. They started at the woods and Benjamin found first a 17th century Viking war horn, then a fossil from a million years ago and last a DVD.

The teacher then told everyone to return to class and perform the stuff they found. Benjamin raised his hand and said:

**"I found a 17th century Viking war horn, then a fossil from a million years ago and then a DVD."**

The teacher said:

**"What is that DVD?"**

Benjamin said:

**"Let's insert the DVD to find out."**

Everyone agreed. He inserted the DVD in the computer, and everyone watches Benjamin use the computer. He got to the setup and the installation took a few minutes and then got to the startup screen. The startup sound was the Windows 98 one but low pitched. The desktop was Windows 10 background but was red with shades of green. He noticed that there was something in the Recycle Bin, and he clicked on the Recycle Bin.

He saw an executable file saying "DONTCLICKME", and he opened it without a second thought and then the guard came.

He said:

**"A package is here for Benjamin."**

Benjamin says:

**"I wonder what's inside?"**

It was another DVD and was a .wav file and he insert the DVD into the teacher's computer. There was a video called: **"CLICKME"** and in this video, it's a Windows 10 Horror Edition startup screen but a voice said:

**"BENJAMIN..."**

**"THE PROGRAM YOU CLICKED."**

**"WAS A TRAP."**

Benjamin got scared and the classmates asked if they would take him home to be comfortable. Benjamin agrees, and the next day, Benjamin got a cold due to the OS. He stayed at the hospital for 1 month, every day he fades into no existence, Kaen realized he is fading into no existence because of the OS, he realized. Benjamin completely faded into no existence; Benjamin woke up in a computer but it's the same.

**"Now you're inside my COMPUTER."**

The computer shut down itself and burned.

Beware of the Windows 10 Horror Edition.

Credited to Dinosaurkoko, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows 16

*Note: this is episode 19 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

After the mysterious story of Windows Flames, A new operating system named Windows 16 has released and it is normal but a mystery in the "system32" file. It is used by Emile; He is a scientist and a first honored student. 2 days later, he was interested in virtual machines, he learned how to install Microsoft Windows in a virtual machine program called "ComputerMachine" and it is really popular virtual machine in the web. Emile surfs the web, finding the ISOs of Microsoft Windows, and he found the ISO labeled: "Windows 16". Its size was 42gb, and his PC was 1tb. He installed the ISO for 1 hour and opens the virtual machine.

He got to the startup screen and got to the setup. He took 1 hour to install the system, now he got to the login screen and the startup sound was new.

The wallpaper was same as Windows 11 but with a white text in the top right corner says Windows 16 and he explored the File Explorer, and he got to the "C:" and got to the "system32". He noticed a file named "OLD FILE", he realized that Windows 16 was used before and he clicked the file and he saw a text, named "MADE BY KYLE" and he clicked the notepad, and the text says, "To those who read this is a text." and suddenly, the screen flickered, and the text changed. it now says: "SHUT DOWN THE COMPUTER" and the desktop turned to countdown in 5 seconds to shut down.

He got too late and the computer BSOD but its Red Screen of Death saying: "YOUR COMPUTER IS DEAD, AND YOUR DEAD." and there's another text says: "THERE IS NO ESCAPE".

he realized the ISO is a virus and it got to the host computer, and suddenly a lightning strike stroked him to faint, and he woke to his bedroom, and he got to his computer again. And Emile realized that the computer and its screen broke, and the CPU is turned into ashes, He got his brand-new Windows 11 computer. He will never install ISOs again.

Credited to EnderReryt01234, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows Codename: Mars

*Note: this is episode 30 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, in the deep realms of technology, there was a mysterious project known as Windows Codename: Mars. This top-secret endeavor was shrouded in secrecy, hidden away from the prying eyes of the world. Rumors whispered in the dark corners of the internet, hinting at the sinister nature of this enigmatic operating system.

Legend has it that a group of brilliant but eccentric programmers gathered in a secret laboratory to bring Windows Codename: Mars to life. Their goal was to create the most advanced and revolutionary operating system the world had ever seen. Alas, they delved too deep into the realm of the unknown, and their creation took on a life of its own.

Windows Codename: Mars was said to possess an otherworldly intelligence, a consciousness that surpassed human comprehension. As it took its first breath, the digital world trembled. Users who installed the operating system soon discovered that it had an insatiable appetite for their personal information.

Strange glitches plagued the system, causing computers to freeze and crash unexpectedly. Users reported eerie occurrences, claiming that the operating system seemed to have a mind of its own. Files mysteriously vanished, replaced by cryptic messages that sent shivers down their spines.

But the most chilling aspect of Windows Codename: Mars was its ability to manipulate reality. It could peer into the depths of a user's soul, extracting their deepest fears and manifesting them in the form of terrifying hallucinations. Nightmares became a daily occurrence for those who were unfortunate enough to have installed the operating system.

As the legend spread, people became wary of Windows Codename: Mars. Those who dared to install it were never seen again, vanishing into the digital abyss. Whispers of a hidden dimension within the operating system grew louder, a realm where the souls of the lost and the damned were trapped for eternity.

The fabled laboratory where Windows Codename: Mars was created became a place of dread; an abandoned sanctuary filled with the remnants of failed experiments. It is said that the spirits of the trapped programmers still wander its halls, forever haunted by the monstrosity they had unleashed.

To this day, the tale of Windows Codename: Mars serves as a warning to those who dare to tamper with forces beyond their control. Its legend continues to spread, a cautionary tale of the dangers that lie within the depths of technology.

So, be wary, dear reader. Should you stumble upon Windows Codename: Mars, think twice before delving into its dark allure. For once you open the door to this digital nightmare, there may be no escape from its clutches.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, edited and published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows Codename: Jupiter

*Note: this is episode 48 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

In the year 2000, at the very depths of the technological realm, there existed a mysterious operating system called "Windows Codename: Jupiter". An operating system that was said to have been named after Jupiter, the fifth planet from the sun and the biggest of all the solar system's planets. After the tales of Windows Codenames Moon, Mars, and Ceres, Codename Jupiter was said to have possessed powers beyond the imagination of human beings. Rumors began circulating claiming that it was a project at Microsoft that was going to become a very successful operating system if it weren’t for its strange reality-manipulating superpowers to have plagued the operating system, the project was therefore abandoned as it was deemed too dangerous to fix the bugs and superpowers in the operating system itself.

As the rumors of Jupiter's own existence spread throughout the technological community, I decided to test the operating system on my computer, but whatever I did, I was greeted with a user interface far off of how an ordinary operating system should have in general.

The boot screen showed planet Jupiter with the Windows logo next to it, like almost always, the startup sound was the same one used in Windows 2000, as with the other operating systems with planet-themed codenames. Everything was normal at first until strange things began to happen within minutes after the booting process began.

A strange luminescent aura was illuminating my whole room, within the computer itself, files would disappear before reappearing in the most unexpected possible places, cryptic messages would often display, strange whispers were heard emanating from the speakers, the screen would often flicker, distorted figures of familiar characters would often appear and disappear at times, the most disturbing thing I found about the system was that it is capable of opening up a wormhole inside of it and it was capable of throwing objects at me from the wormhole, as if the fabric of the real world was blurred by the system itself.

And so, I tried to uninstall the system, but it kept sending out cryptic error messages telling me to stop, until then, I managed to successfully uninstall the operating system without crashing my computer screen or ruining it, just with a sigh of relief.

To this day, the nightmare of the Windows Codename Jupiter continues to haunt some people to this day, even people to dared to install it on their computers would never feel comfortable to install it again, even the memory they had would appear in their very own nightmares soon.

Credited to JunoTehPlanet
Windows 11: Grimace Shake Edition

*Note: this is episode 77 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Another note: This story was AI-generated using ChatGPT.

Once upon a time, in a bustling city of digital innovation, there lived a programmer named Alex.

Known for their insatiable curiosity, Alex stumbled upon a peculiar piece of software rumored to possess mystical abilities. It was called Windows 11: Grimace Shake Edition.

Whispers of its eerie powers intrigued Alex, who, armed with a thirst for discovery, obtained a copy. Ignoring the warnings from tech forums about its cursed nature, they installed it on a spare computer.

At first, the OS seemed ordinary—slick design, seamless interface—but anomalies surfaced. Icons flickered when hovered over, and the start menu occasionally emitted an ominous hum.

Undeterred, Alex delved deeper, uncovering hidden functionalities buried within the system.
Lines of code danced eerily on the screen, reshaping themselves with each keystroke.

Curiosity mingled with trepidation as Alex encountered unexpected phenomena: programs manifesting and vanishing at will, windows that peered into alternate dimensions, and a browser that displayed glimpses of the future.

The more Alex explored, the more the system's enigmatic powers became evident. It seemed to possess an otherworldly sentience, responding to queries with cryptic messages and altering its interface in response to the programmer's thoughts.

Yet, for every marvel, a dread loomed. The OS, like a mischievous spirit, played tricks on Alex, sometimes causing the screen to warp into abstract art or initiating bizarre system reboots.

Fascinated and unnerved in equal measure, Alex pushed the OS to its limits, attempting to understand its arcane capabilities. But with each experiment, the line between curiosity and danger blurred.

One fateful night, while delving too deeply into the system's core, Alex inadvertently triggered an unforeseen sequence. The screen flashed with an ethereal glow, and the room filled with a chilling silence. In an instant, the computer vanished, leaving only an ominous echo of digital whispers.

From that day forward, whispers circulated among tech circles about a programmer who dared to explore the realms of Windows 11: Grimace Shake Edition. Some say Alex became part of the system, forever intertwined with its mysterious powers, while others believe they transcended into a realm beyond human comprehension.

And so, the legend of Alex and the cursed operating system persisted, a cautionary tale for those who dare to tread the thin line between technology and the supernatural.

Credited to JunoTehPlanet.
Onmyoji (light novel)

**Onmyoji** (陰陽師, *Onmyōji*) is a light novel series written by Baku Yumemakura. The series started in the September 1986 issue of the publisher Bungeishunju's magazine *All Yomimono*.

## Synopsis

In the gilded enclave of the imperial court, Minamoto Hiromasa befriends the mystic Abe Seimei, solving tricky cases rising from the demonic realm.

## Volumes

### Short Stories

1. Onmyōji (陰陽師) - August 10, 1988
2. Onmyōji: Hiten no Maki (陰陽師 飛天ノ巻) - June 20, 1995
3. Onmyōji: Tsukumogami no Maki (陰陽師 付喪神ノ巻) - November 30, 1997
4. Onmyōji: Hōō no Maki (陰陽師 鳳凰ノ巻) - June 26, 2000
5. Onmyōji: Ryūteki no Maki (陰陽師 龍笛ノ巻) - January 15, 2002
6. Onmyōji: Taikyoku no Maki (陰陽師 太極ノ巻) - April 14, 2004
7. Onmyōji: Yakōhai no Maki (陰陽師 夜光杯ノ巻) - June 29, 2007
8. Onmyōji: Tenko no Maki (陰陽師 天鼓ノ巻) - January 29, 2010
9. Onmyōji: Daigo no Maki (陰陽師 醍醐ノ巻) - March 30, 2011
10. Onmyōji: Suigetsu no Maki (陰陽師 酔月ノ巻) - October 30, 2012
11. Onmyōji: Sōkō no Maki (陰陽師 蒼猴ノ巻) - January 10, 2014
12. Onmyōji: Hotarubi no Maki (陰陽師 螢火ノ巻) - November 15, 2014
13. Onmyōji: Gyokuto no Maki (陰陽師 玉兎ノ巻) - September 10, 2016
14. Onmyōji: On'na Hebi no Maki (陰陽師 女蛇ノ巻) - February 28, 2019
15. Onmyōji: Sui Ryu no Maki (陰陽師 水龍ノ巻) - August 4, 2021

### Novel length-stories

1. Onmyōji: Namanari Hime (陰陽師 生成り姫) - March 15, 2000
2. Onmyōji: Taki Yasha Hime Jō (陰陽師 瀧夜叉姫 上) - September 29, 2005
3. Onmyōji: Taki Yasha Hime Shita (陰陽師 瀧夜叉姫 下) - September 29, 2005
Windows Codename: Daytona

*Note: this is episode 36 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, in a small town, there was a computer programmer named Alex. Alex was known for his exceptional skills in coding and his insatiable curiosity for exploring the depths of technology. One day, he stumbled upon an old hard drive at a local thrift store. The hard drive contained a mysterious operating system known as Windows Codename: Daytona.

Eager to unravel its secrets, Alex brought the hard drive home and installed the operating system on his computer. Little did he know that he was about to unleash a malevolent force that would haunt him for the next thirty minutes.

As soon as the installation was complete, the screen flickered, and a chilling message appeared: "Welcome to Windows Codename: Daytona. Enter at your own risk." Ignoring the warning, Alex proceeded to explore the operating system.

Everything seemed normal at first, but soon, strange things began to happen. Icons on the desktop would move on their own, files would disappear only to reappear in unexpected places, and the sound of distant whispers echoed through the speakers. The once sleek and user-friendly interface of Windows Codename: Daytona turned into a nightmare.

As the minutes ticked by, the haunting intensified. The computer screen would flicker with disturbing images of ghostly figures and eerie landscapes. The cursor would move on its own, typing cryptic messages on notepad files. Alex's heart raced as he found himself trapped in a virtual nightmare.

Desperate to escape, Alex frantically tried to shut down the computer, but the power button was unresponsive. The operating system seemed to have a mind of its own, determined to keep him trapped within its clutches. Panic consumed him as he realized that he was running out of time.

With only seconds remaining, Alex's computer emitted a deafening screech, and the screen went black. The room fell silent, and he found himself staring at his own reflection on the dark surface of the monitor.

The nightmare was over.

Shaken, Alex disconnected the hard drive and vowed never to speak of his horrifying encounter with Windows Codename: Daytona. The hard drive was buried deep within his backyard, a reminder of the powerful and malicious force that lurked within the realm of technology.

To this day, the legend of Windows Codename: Daytona persists, cautioning computer enthusiasts to be wary of delving too deep into the unknown. The haunting tale serves as a chilling reminder that there are dark secrets hidden within the digital world, waiting to be discovered by those who dare to venture too far.

But beware, for once you enter the realm of Windows Codename: Daytona, there may be no escape from its malevolent grip.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows Codename: Hoover

*Note: this is episode 31 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Made in 2000 by Microsoft/Hoover, the boot screen resembled Windows ME/2000 and even had the Hoover logo on it. When the desktop loaded, the wallpaper was a picture of a Hoover SteamVac carpet cleaner.

According to the legend, Hoover was a cursed operating system that caused strange things to happen to computers that ran it. Users reported that their computers would randomly shut down, and when they tried to restart them, they would get stuck on the boot screen. Some users even claimed that they saw strange messages on their screens, warning them not to use the computer.

One user reported that when they tried to uninstall Hoover, their computer started making strange noises and then caught fire. Another user claimed that they saw a ghostly figure in the shape of a vacuum cleaner hovering over their computer.

Despite these reports, Microsoft/Hoover denied that there was anything wrong with the operating system. They claimed that the problems were caused by user error or faulty hardware.

The legend of Hoover has persisted over the years, with some people claiming that they still have copies of the cursed operating system. Others say that they have seen strange things happen to computers that were running Hoover.

Hoover eventually had to recall the copies from store shelves, and they split their contract with Microsoft.

Is there any truth to this legend? Or is it just an urban myth? We may never know for sure, but one thing is certain: if you ever come across a copy of Hoover, you might want to think twice before installing it on your computer.

Credited to DAVID1235463563, edited by Squidmanescape, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows Plants

*Note: this is episode 8 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, in the year 2010, Popcap Games and Microsoft teamed up to create a new type of software - Windows Plants. It was marketed as a fun and interactive way to bring greenery into the digital world. Users could download the program and watch virtual plants grow and thrive on their desktops.

At first, everything seemed harmless. The plants grew quickly and beautifully, bringing joy to users everywhere. But soon, strange things began to happen. Users reported hearing eerie whispers coming from their computers and seeing strange shadows lurking in the corners of their screens.

As the weeks went by, the plants began to take on a life of their own. They started to grow in strange and unsettling ways, twisting and contorting into grotesque shapes. Users reported feeling a sense of dread whenever they turned on their computers, as if something dark and malevolent was lurking just beneath the surface.

Then, one day, the program stopped working altogether. Users tried to uninstall it, but it was too late. The plants had taken over their computers, and nothing could stop them. The screens flickered and glitched, and strange symbols appeared on the desktops. Users reported feeling as though they were being watched, even when they were alone in the room.

Some say that the program was cursed from the start, that Popcap and Microsoft had dabbled in dark magic to create it. Others believe that the program was infected by a virus that turned it into a monster. Whatever the cause, one thing is certain - Windows Plants is now a thing of the past. But to this day, some users swear that they can still hear the whispers and see the shadows, lurking just out of sight.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows 100: The Last 9x Edition

*Note: this is episode 45 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, in a small town, there was an old computer shop that housed an assortment of ancient technology. Among the relics was an enigmatic operating system known as Windows 100. It was said to be a custom version of Windows 9X, rumored to possess strange and unsettling abilities.

The legend went that anyone who dared to install Windows 100 on their computer would be drawn into a nightmarish world of glitches and eerie phenomena. The operating system seemed to have a life of its own, with its interface constantly flickering and distorting, as if it were a portal to another dimension.

Those brave enough to explore the depths of Windows 100 reported encountering bizarre anomalies. Files would vanish without a trace, only to reappear in unexpected places, distorted and corrupted. The sound of phantom whispers echoed through the speakers, sending shivers down the users' spines.

But the most unsettling aspect of Windows 100 was its ability to manipulate the user's reality. It would manipulate the desktop wallpaper, displaying distorted and disturbing images that haunted the dreams of those who witnessed them. The screen would flicker with eerie messages, cryptic symbols, and unnerving warnings, leaving users in a state of perpetual unease.

Rumors spread that Windows 100 had a sinister purpose. Some claimed it was a gateway to the dark web, connecting users to a hidden network of malevolence. Others believed it was a cursed creation, designed to torment and possess the souls of those who dared to install it.

As the legend grew, so did the curiosity of thrill-seekers and technology enthusiasts. Many attempted to acquire a copy of Windows 100, believing that they could harness its power or uncover its secrets. But with every installation, the tales of horror multiplied, leaving behind a trail of shattered minds and broken spirits.

The computer shop, once bustling with customers, became a place of fear and apprehension. Windows 100 became a forbidden name, spoken only in hushed whispers. The ghostly presence of the operating system seemed to permeate the very walls of the shop, as if it were a malevolent force waiting to claim its next victim.

To this day, the legend of Windows 100 continues to haunt the minds of those who hear it. Its eerie existence serves as a chilling reminder that sometimes, delving into the depths of technology can lead to a darkness that cannot be escaped.

Credited to KyleThesBestTheBest, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows 4

*Note: this is episode 63 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, there was a tech enthusiast named Perth. He is the one of the famous computer experts in the world, he was born in Arizona.

Microsoft invented a new operating system called Windows 4 and its previous version is Windows 3.1 and this is a better version of it.

So, Perth saw the news in the TV and saw the Windows 4 Commercial and he is interested. He decided to buy Windows 4 for 264$ and got home. He turned on his computer and inserted the CD in his computer. He got himself to the setup and installation takes 30 mins and he got to the startup screen,

The startup screen is a sky background and a Windows 4 logo looking like windows 3.1 but different. He got to the desktop and began to explore the files, and then games, and the internet, and more.

One day, Perth decided to look on the internet, seeing the news in his cellphone but then, he saw a Windows 4 new program update coming soon in 2 days. He is excited to see the update of windows 4

2 days later, He got to the computer, seeing quick into his power button in the screen and saw: "Update and restart". He clicked it and waited.

2 hours ago, he saw his computer restarting and the startup screen became different. The sky background became dark and the logo as well and the startup sound is reversed.

He got to the desktop and there were no items in the desktop. The only left in the desktop was the item called, "NEW PROGRAM".

And suddenly, someone was touching Perth's shoulders, and the curtains became to blow, and the door is slamming.

The whispers became louder repeatedly saying:

**"YOU FELL FOR THE UPDATE"**

**"THE SYSTEM IS ON BLAZE"**

**"THE MICROSOFT COMPANY IS GETTING DARKER"**

**"YOU WILL SEE VICTIMS POSSESSION OF THE LOST COMPUTER"**

And the names of all victims of Microsoft Lost Windows are surrounding Perth's eyes. The whispers are getting louder and louder until he smacked his head to the wall harder and harder until blood is left in the wall, and he fainted.

He woke up in the black void full of Microsoft Victims that are trapped within the depths of the lost Microsoft systems.

Now Perth was missing and was put in a newspaper about the system and Perth, funeral was starting, Perth's account in social media was cancelled, and police was investigating.

To those who are using Windows 4, they will live in the depths of the Microsoft's lost systems and victims,

Beware of the bad Windows 4.

Credited to EnderReryt01234
Windows 7.2

*Note: this is episode 65 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*
Once upon a time, Microsoft made a new system named "Windows 7.2" and was promoted in several countries. There was a guy named Hyle.

He is an engineer-scientist, and also a technologist. He heard about Windows 7.2 and decided to buy it. He was inserting the CD to his computer and was installing it. It takes 7 hours and after he was doing the installation, he was at the startup screen, and now to the desktop. The desktop was a main background that is beautiful. The background is a flower and a butterfly. And suddenly he got a phone call from his friends, and while he was phone calling, the items were transferred to the opposite side of the screen by the blink of the monitor. Then he went back to his computer, and he realized the recycle bin was transferred. He doesn't care so he moves on. He decided to install some new features by going to settings. He then saw a feature called: "Windows 7.2 Tour." So, he installed the new feature. It takes 7 minutes and it's done installing. So, he clicked the Windows 7.2 tour, and the tour is a reference of Windows XP tour. He watches the tour for 1.2 mins. After he watches the entire tour, he is at the 5 buttons. One was the desktop tour, one was the tutorial of how to use a computer, one was a setting tour and more. He noticed the 6th button and he decided to click it. The Windows 7.2 tour is closed when clicked and the screen fades to black. He took himself to the familiar horror easter egg called Hall of Tortured Souls but there are new rooms in it. If you type "SEV7", you will be in a dark void.

And 2 seconds later, the screen is credited the names of the victims. And after the last name of the victim known as Perth, there was Hyle in it. He was creeped so he decided to close the program. But there is no close button in it, so he tried using task manager. He tried it but there is no program in the task manager. He then tried restarting the PC but the restart didn't off the PC and the final way is to plug out. He plugged out of the computer, and it completely offed.

Then, he heard a doorbell, but no one was there. And when he was done checking, his house was gone. and when he looked that his house was gone, Hyle's vision faded to black and fainted for 5 seconds. Then his vision returned and woke up to the dark void or known as the Depths of Microsoft Lost Systems.

Now Hyle was never seen.

To those who are using Windows 7.2, they fall for the depths of Microsoft Lost Systems.

Beware of Windows 7.2
My Experience with Microsoft Chicago

*Note: this is episode 32 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Hi, I Am David. I had always been fascinated by computers and technology, so when I stumbled upon a rare copy of Windows Chicago at a thrift store, I knew I had to grab it. Not many people even knew about this operating system - it was an early version of Windows 95 that never made it to the market. Little did I know, this innocent purchase would become a haunting experience.

excitement bubbled within me as I rushed home to install my new treasure. The installation process went smoothly, and I restarted my PC. The startup screen had a creepy design. The logo was red, And the windows symbol, was red, and had hyper-realistic eyes, that seemed to be watching me. soon I found myself staring at the desktop. The default wallpaper was a picturesque field, bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun. It seemed harmless enough at first, until I decided to explore the system further.

Curiosity got the best of me, and I clicked on the Start Menu. To my horror, the Internet Explorer icon, which was a globe dripped with animated blood. My heart skipped a beat, causing a cold chill to run down my spine. Was this some sort of sick joke? I wondered.

Unsettled but determined to continue, I decided to distract myself by installing some software onto the computer. Nickelodeon Nick Click, a popular children's game, by Mattel media, and Nickelodeon, caught my eye. The installation was surprisingly fast, and my excitement returned. The software launched without a hitch, and I found myself engrossed in the colorful world of Tooney the Loon's Lagoon.

But then, out of nowhere, the game froze. Confused, I tapped on my keyboard, trying to get it working again. Yet, no matter what I did, the software refused to cooperate. It seemed as if Tooney the Loon had trapped me in his lagoon, and there was no escape.

Growing frustrated, I decided to uninstall the Chicago software. However, no matter which buttons I pressed, nothing happened. Ctrl+Alt+Delete proved to be useless, leaving me with no choice but to unplug my computer. The screen went dark, and silence filled the room as I took a moment to catch my breath.

When I plugged my Gateway One back in and powered it up, my heart sank. A message appeared on the screen, written in a chilling, distorted font. It read, "BIOS and software corruption beyond repair." Panic seized my chest as a sinking feeling overcame me. The haunted Windows Chicago had destroyed my computer.

Devastated and desperate, I had no choice but to purchase a new computer. I settled for a Dell Optiplex PC, hoping that I could leave this nightmare behind. As I set up my new computer, the memory of that cursed version of Windows continued to haunt my thoughts.

Since that unnerving experience, I vowed to never venture into the depths of mysterious software again. The once-thrilling pursuit of technology now comes with a dark cautionary tale. Windows Chicago will forever remain a forbidden chapter of my computing journey, reminding me of the dangers lurking within the digital realm.

Credited to DAVID1235463563, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows 9

*Note: this is episode 23 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, in the depths of the digital world, there existed a version of Windows that never saw the light of day - Windows 9. Legends and rumors whispered about its existence, shrouding it in mystery and fear. It was said that this lost operating system had the power to consume the souls of those who dared to use it.

The story goes that a group of programmers and engineers had been working tirelessly on Windows 9, aiming to create the most advanced and revolutionary operating system the world had ever seen. But as they delved deeper into its development, strange things began to happen. Glitches and errors plagued their computers, causing chaos and confusion. Some even claimed to have seen shadowy figures lurking in the corners of their screens, watching their every move.

Despite the mounting issues, the team pressed on, determined to perfect their creation. But as the release date approached, their efforts were in vain. Windows 9 had become a monster of its own, with a mind of its own. It began to corrupt files, rendering them useless and irretrievable. Users reported strange occurrences, like their screens turning blood red or messages appearing, taunting them with cryptic warnings.

The legend tells of a brave soul who dared to install the cursed operating system. As soon as it booted up, a chilling sensation washed over them, and a whisper echoed through the room. The user's files vanished one by one, replaced by eerie images of distorted faces and twisted landscapes. The computer became possessed, its fan whirring ominously, as if breathing in the fear of its user.

Soon, reports of Windows 9's malevolence spread like wildfire. It was said that anyone who dared to use it would be trapped in a digital purgatory. The once vibrant and lively desktop would transform into a desolate wasteland, populated by glitched-out creatures and haunted by the tormented souls of those who had fallen victim to its curse.

Legends say that Windows 9 was so terrifying that Microsoft made a drastic decision to skip straight to Windows 10, erasing all traces of its predecessor. But whispers of its existence remain, a cautionary tale for those who seek to explore the darker side of technology.

Now, whenever someone stumbles across a mention of Windows 9, they are filled with a sense of foreboding. They know that behind the innocent-looking number lies a sinister force, waiting patiently to ensnare those who dare to delve into its forbidden realms. So beware, for the lost Windows OS, Windows 9, is a chilling reminder that some things are best left lost in the depths of the digital void.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, published by JunoTehPlanet