THE CONSTRUCTS
Anita's Great Transformation
Fred Caplan sets out to look for his missing sister, who no one seems to remember ever existing for the past ten years. His search keeps leading him back to Adair Fair, an abandoned carnival whose star character feels strangely familiar.
Anita the Animatronic
Anita’s Great Transformation is an indie mascot horror video game.
An animatronic named Tommy existed before Anita. She “took his hand,” and now she is the animatronic in his place. Tommy was a real person before her, too, which means there’s a paranormal power converting people into animatronics, and there always needs to be a “main character” for it.
Everyone has forgotten Anita ever existed, but her brother Fred started to remember her and is now trying to find her. What happens after that is unknown.
It's possible that the "fake", as in the animatronic, can replace a real person, and makes them become the "fake" one until they can once again find a replacement. Memories of who that person was disappear once they take that place as the protagonist of the ride. (credit to @.weskers.)
Drowned Ophelia
Ophelia Fontenot was once a kindhearted office worker, until one day her lover murdered her in cold blood. Now, her vengeful spirit haunts a cursed chain e-mail, condemning anyone who reads it to suffer her same pain.
Ophelia Fontenot
Ophelia is from a creepypasta chain email.
Ophelia began dating her boss, William Richardson, who charmed her with love-bombing before becoming cruel, controlling, and isolating her from her family after her dad's recent death. She became pregnant, and William murdered her by drowning her in a swamp.
Since then, she has haunted technology through creepypasta chainmail. CT, one of TRIO8, considered her his favorite character and often wrote about her, which might be influencing her actions. She seems to want revenge for CT.
Medium: Chain e-mail
Era: Late 1990s, but still circulating many years after its creation
Closest Real-World Equivalent: The Carmen Winstead chainmail for medium, but her story seems closest to something like the Grudge or Ringu
Possible Tekton connection: “But after heavy agony at times only hate is left behind.” The concept of a strong enough emotion letting a consciousness continue.
Synopsis:
Ophelia Fontenot was once a kindhearted office worker, until one day her lover murdered her in cold blood. Now, her vengeful spirit haunts a cursed chain e-mail, condemning anyone who reads it to suffer her same pain.
Ecdysis Archives
Laurie Barclay decides to continue her missing father's investigation into the deserted town of Isaiah’s Meadow. As she uncovers the tragic story of a girl who once lived there, it becomes clear that something in the town is still alive.
Medium: Web series
Era: Likely it ran from the late 2000s to mid 2010s
Closest Real-World Equivalent: Marble Hornets
Possible Tekton connection: The more you learn about Fiona the more she infects you, which results in visions that can help you awaken a better version of yourself. Not many people can survive ecdysis. The connection with Tekton is strong, as ecdysis is exactly what Emci experiences through the loops, which is why Fiona is the one who judges Emci’s journey and titles it in the end.
On top of that, the more you know of Tekton the more dangerous it becomes.
Synopsis:
Laurie Barclay decides to continue her missing father's investigation into the deserted town of Isaiah’s Meadow. As she uncovers the tragic story of a girl who once lived there, it becomes clear that something in the town is still alive.
Fiona Saint-Rose
Fiona is from a web series of videos, like “Marble Hornets”.
Fiona was frail, sick, wheelchair bound, and horribly abused by her family back in the 1930s. A supposed “fire” released noxious gases into the town, leaving it abandoned, but in reality a horrible plague (?parasite? infestation?) spread and wiped away the population. This parasite seems to not only eat people from the inside out, but also cause hallucinations. Fiona appears to have bonded with the parasite, who she refers to as “Mother”, and that is the reason why she is still alive in a physical form.
These parasites can infect others, causing hallucinations, mental deterioration, and eventual death.
A woman named Laurie Barclay went to the town to investigate what happened to her father, who was studying Isaiah's Meadow before he disappeared. Despite Fiona being from the 1930s, Laurie claims that she would see her and she would talk to her, and this seems to be as a result of Mother infecting her and driving her to insanity. Laurie then has the same fate as her father, and anyone else who visits her town, but also had many hallucinations about Fiona’s home life and got to know her though them too.
We don’t know what happened in between or after, but she does go missing.
Fiona seems to be attempting to “enlighten” EE on their path, as they experience their past with TRIO8 and what eventually came of it.
Garden of Spiders
Darcy James joins her high school's most elite clique on a summer trip to a private cabin. Fitting in becomes the least of her worries when rumors of a spider-like creature appear to be more than just urban legend.
Medium: Indie splatter horror film franchise
Era: The first film likely released mid to late 2000s (released online rather than in theaters)
Closest Real-World Equivalent: IDK ITS A SPLATTER FILM THIS ONE IS EASY TO GET, think Terrifier meets I Know What You Did Last Summer
Possible Tekton connection: One of the characters in the movies, Cricket, discusses something he calls an “Echo” that makes people act out of character and at times even violent, almost like a possession. It seems very likely Tekton can do this based on what we know (what happened with Slushie).
Synopsis:
Darcy James joins her high school's most elite clique on a summer trip to a private cabin. Fitting in becomes the least of her worries when rumors of a spider-like creature appear to be more than just urban legend.
Billie A. Stuart
Billie is from a splatter film franchise. The “final girl”
Billie A. Stuart is the actual “final girl” of the movie (plot twist reveal, most likely).
Billie was once a popular “mean girl”, best friends with the prom queen and dating a football player. Her world turned upside down when her friends were horrifically killed by a creature with “the face of a spider”, but as he’s considered urban legend, Billie was blamed for the murders and arrested/institutionalized. Now, Billie is far from the carefree girl she used to be. She seems to be dealing with survivors' guilt, unchecked mental health issues, and a need for revenge, which in turn makes her unpredictable, unstable, and violent.
Her parents, along with her friends’ parents, were likely part of a cult called “Unification of Parousia,” which focused on the second coming. The second coming was meant to be virginal, and since Billie wasn’t, it’s possible she was chosen by mistake for being the only survivor. This might tie into the plot of a sequel to “Garden of Spiders” that we don’t know of yet. There are at least three movies.
Spiderface
Spiderface is from a splatter film franchise. The “slasher”
Spiderface is a sadistic, chaotic, extremely agile, and animalistic killer with no sense of empathy for human beings. It enjoys causing suffering, and seemingly has a child-like sense of humor despite its cruel and graphic actions to others. He seems to enjoy extending the suffering for as long as possible, and takes “trophies” from victims. He also appears to “crush” on his victims, or at the least, likes to pretend he does. Little is known about Spiderface as a person. Horrible creature.
Important to note that one of his victims, called Emily, was the “inspiration” for CT’s real murder.