Untitled-813

Instructions

On the evening of November 19, 2024, a Scratch user by the name of "anonymous09876" uploaded a project titled "Untitled-813." The project featured a distorted figure resembling the Scratch mascot, speaking to the viewer in an incomprehensible, garbled voice. However, many viewers who watched the project claimed that they were able to understand every word spoken by the entity. According to these viewers, the entity, now referred to as "SPRITE-228," spoke the following message: "Cause the Manifestation of my Being In Your Projects, You Will Be Coding in Class. I Will Be There, A Watch over you. When You Stop, You Will Not Be able To Code Anymore.. When Your Followers Eventually Find You, They Will Not See Me.. But You Will, And I'll see you Too.. Forever, I'll See You.." The project quickly gained popularity on the platform, with many users flocking to watch and decipher the message. However, not long after watching, viewers began to experience symptoms of nausea and severe headaches. Furthermore, those who watched the project claimed to have only one vivid memory of the distorted figure's face, which was described as a grotesque and unsettling image that was difficult to forget. Due to the concerning nature of the project and the symptoms experienced by viewers, Scratch administrators promptly took it down from the platform. However, the image and message of SPRITE-228 had already been ingrained in the minds of those who had watched it. The origin of the project and the identity of the user "anonymous09876" remain a mystery. Some speculate that it was an elaborate hoax or prank, while others believe that there may be some truth to the message and the entity's existence. Regardless of its origin, the "Untitled-813" project and SPRITE-228 have left a lasting impact on the Scratch community. The incident serves as a reminder of the power of suggestion and the potential consequences of creating and sharing potentially harmful content online. For those who are curious about the project, it is strongly advised to proceed with caution. For maximum safety, it is recommended to view the project from a distance of at least 3 feet and to wear earmuffs to muffle the distorted voice. However, it is important to note that the project may still have the potential to cause discomfort and distress.