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9 awoke that morning, the weather wasn't so bad. 7 and the twins were still asleep. So 9 decided to visit where the memorial took place for the stitchpunks that are lost. 9 quietly left so he doesn't wake 7, 3 and 4 as he decided to grab the gifts for each five of the lost stitchpunks to give to them.

As 9 arrived at the memorial place, he carried some pile of roses and holding some sticks lit to be like candles (as in the style in Asian culture, such as China, Japan or possibly Korea or Vietnamese).

9 gave each two of the gifts to everyone of them; 1, 2, 8, 6 and finally... his best friend, 5.

9 gave a sad look when he gazes at the sign, depicting 5's number. 9 letted out a sigh, a soft little sigh, trying not to cry. But on the inside, he couldn't help himself but to think about what happened when he awoke the Fabrication Machine that killed 2, 8, 5, 6, and 1. It was his fault that he awoken the machine, and now he... he is forgiven by his friends after freeing them.

9 loved him... 5... his best friend, his brother...

9 placed down the roses and candles and kneeled down, breaking down into tears, sobbing quietly and whispering how much he loved his brother. His heart wrenched from all his grieving.

"5," 9 weeped. "I love you... I'll always remember you..."

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I am getting too emotional while drawing and writing this a bit ;w;

Happy Memorial Day, y'all!

For this day, here's an artwork taking place after the film 9, as usual before ShadowSilver would arrive and reviving everyone else. It's where 9 visits to where they had a memorial for the lost stitchpunks, sending them gifts; roses and candles which I chosen to be like the Asian like candles (sticks that are lit). 9 breaks down crying when he remembered 5, his best friend or brother, whispering how much he loves him and will remember him.

I am getting emotional of the ending of the movie, the music was beautiful ;w;, and now getting a bit emotional writing a little fanfic and drawing this artwork,. It's beautiful 🥹🥹🥹

Shane Acker outdid himself making this movie, and Focus Features might have forgotten the movie (the reason it wasn't in the reel for their YouTube channel if I'm correct 🤷). I give him credit ^^ i feel bad when he left his 9 project, and I sure do hope he gets it bad 🙏

My fam and I are having a cookout for Memorial Day, like hamburgers so yeah. We decided to celebrate this day with cookout ^^

Stitchpunk 9 and 9 ©Shane Acker, Tim Burton, Timur Bekmambetov and Focus Features

Artwork ©SuperShadowSilver

No copyright infringement is intended

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Due to 9 being released on Netflix, the 9 fandom is starting to strengthen again, as more new generation of the fandom come in and start settling. For all the awoken stitchpups here, I will give you a guide on what to expect from the fandom:

1.) The 9 fandom traces all the way back to 2005, when Shane Acker released a very short film of 9. Not the “9” 2009 full feature movie film you all know of, the “9” short movie from 2005.

Soon after, the newborn fandom adopted the name of the little ragdoll people “stitchpunk”, which is a combination of the words “stitch” and “steampunk” (steampunk usually mean something that is machine and technology related). And although Shane has also referred to them as Humuncili (meaning “little people”), “Stitchpunk” is the most popular way on calling the ragdolls.

Tim Burton would eventually step into the scene and love his short film so much that he helped Shane produce it into a full length feature film to Focus Feature. As soon as the film released on September 9th, 2009 was when the fandom fully bloomed. The fandom has quieted down over the years due to the franchise being silent for a decade. There was a Facebook post from the 9 Scientist that hinted at a sequel in 2017. But since then, nothing else has happened.

Surprisingly enough, the fandom still remains strong, due to new ones coming in while old ones move on to something else (although there are some occasions when they would come in and out repeatedly).

2.) The group age of the 9 fandom mainly consists ages 12-18, mostly teenagers. But young adults, like me, can also be part of the fandom. Because of this, this fandom can be pretty fun and wacky from time to time. You will also find memes and funny video edits of the 9 movie to be recognizable in stuff like Tumblr.

3.) OC is one of the most popular trend in the 9 fandom and it is something that has remained popular for YEARS. This is because the film helps the fandom explore more way to be creativity and make a stitchpunk and beast/machine of their own. Weapons is also included, but normally seeing a creation of weapons is an uncommon one. Role play and fanfiction also plays a big role in the fandom

4.) In the 9 fandom, any headcanon is possible. Anything.

5.) DeviantArt is well known for TONS of great 9 fanarts.

6.) 9 videos on YouTube mainly consists of videos edits and animatics. The most well known one being 9 Animatic-Circles by Mandersie, which came out on the 9th anniversary of the film. If you have not watched it, I HIGHLY recommend it.

7.) The 9 fandom can also be found on Discord, Tumblr, and Amiibo. I think they can also be found on Reddit, though I barely use it, so I’m not too sure. On Tumblr, the popular tag is “Shane Ackers 9” or “Shane Acker 9”. You can also use “Stitchpunks” or “Stitchpunk”. Look at my tags for example.

8.) The time the 9 fandom is mostly active is on September, especially on the the 9th. It would usually stir up, beginning in July-August. And fully settle by October-December. The fandom would usually commemorate the anniversary by submitting 9 artworks and watch the film, sometimes even on livestream if anyone can host it.

9.) As of 2020, there is a group that is making a 9 sequel project. To anyone that wants to participate, searching up “Shane Ackers 9 sequel Facebook”. It should be there. ;)

And that is all for now! I also want to note to please be kind and respectful to the fans here, even if some of the things they draw may seem off to you. If you do not like what they do, it’s best to leave them be. Another thing to note is to becareful with toxic fans. Luckily, this is something that only happens once in a blue moon, but if you encounter a fan who endlessly spurts out drama and does not want to listen to any advice, it’s best to ignore them. However, LOTS of the fans here are very nice and understanding. 💕

Other than that, welcome to the Emptiness! 😁

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