Im showing off places on our old shared account NUMBUH369, mostly his own house thing which i never really looked at much back then.
But i wanna go down memory lane now so yea.
Hopefully you can find something interesting :P this is mostly just for my own curiosity"
Brandon Works (stylized as brandon works) is an Roblox Digital Horror series created by retired Roblox YouTuber Epikrika
that ran from July 14th, 2021 to April 19th, 2023. Mainly set in 2009-2010 with later entries jumping towards the time period of 2012-2013, the series centers around the disappearance of the titular Roblox user brandon6875935 around the November of 2009, as our protagonist ozolog1 (seemingly not even a teenager yet) initially starts up the brandon works YouTube channel to show off creations and memories from his dearly missed friend through their shared Roblox account, only to learn through many versions of Brandon's "my house place" maps that Brandon's disappearance may have not been as simple as it seems. The channel and series progressively turns from a late-2000s nostalgia trip through simpler and happier times to investigating the saddening reality underneath, as ozolog1 grows obsessed with trying to understand and find out what happened to his friend Brandon to the detriment of himself and his other friends, becoming privy to his broken home life and facing down the possibility that he has been indoctrinated into a religious doomsday cult ready to take their own lives.
You can watch the full series through the aforementioned brandon works YouTube channel and the "in order" playlist, which includes the unlisted entry "Two more old unfinished vids". Certain maps featured in the videos are actually real and playable on Roblox through the profiles of brandon6875935 and ozolog1, with other supporting characters in the series also being given their own Roblox profiles.
brandon works provides examples of:
- Abusive Parents: Brandon's dad is horribly abusive to both him and his mother, even going as far as to lock him in a room for an hour just for touching the TV remote.
- Apocalypse Cult: It's heavily implied that the cult his father joined regularly encourages its members to take their own lives when ready.
- Downer Ending: The final video of the series has NPCs of Brandon's avatar letting out pre-rendered messages saying that he had finally reached paradise, a heavy implication that he took his own life.
- Precision F-Strike: In the final video of the series, ozolog lets out one single "FUCK" as a response to Brandon dying.
- Retraux: The videos are edited to look as though they were made and uploaded in the early 2010s, and the gameplay footage looks quite accurate to what Roblox would have looked like around that time.
