The Corruptus

HES SO HORRIBLE HES MY LITTLE HORRIBLE DEMON MAN

The whole au revolves a more horrific explanation as to how and why Mickey gains so many redesigns with the upcoming years, and what happens to each old design when replaced with the new one !!

( The concept is lightly inspired off of this video. )

To give a brief rundown, Mickey has starred in shorts since his creation, yet still changed even then. But what really happens to those Mickey designs that go unused? Well, the answer may not be the one you want.

Each Mickey is created with an intended purpose for their shorts, and when a new design rolls in, the old one must be discarded, as two Mickeys cannot exist at once unless given extremely specific circumstances. How are they discarded?

It's a race agaisnt time. Each one of them has their own run time before finally a dark yet twisted entity, most of them know as the Black Rabbit, finds them to eliminate them, via Killing them and disposing of the body to make room for the newest Mickey Mouse.

This is the Black Rabbit design for the au. A familiar face and person that is often unrecognizable either way.

Unfortunately, thanks to a flaw in this process, the current Mickey may remember it's past lives, and how it may have died brutally to the Black Rabbit.

This all dates back as far as Plane Crazy.

Each one of these Mickey designs has to a certain degree attempted to escape Death itself, or delay it, yet none have been successful.

Cut to the present, and two designs have found themselves in excruciating circumstances as it stands.

Paul Radish (Mickey Shorts) Mick,

and the Dreamlight Valley Mick.

Both the designs to have stood alive the longest, but as it turns out, a new Disney product is on it's way that offers the cartoon Mouse a new design.

It's at this time they're already both aware of what may happen, but one of them won't go down without a fight.

As both remember their previous lives, Dreamlight advises agaisnt fighting agaisnt a cycle clearly made in their disfavor, yet it doesn't feel fair, does it? Why should he die, even if he is forgotten or an unused design or concept? Why must another dictate how long he should get to live?

As much as Mickey Shorts' Mick may want to delay the inevitable, it won't stop the Black Rabbit from reaching him eventually. He hopes he can one day find a way to break this twisted cycle.