WALL-E (2008)
Re-designation
by Age or Wizardry (ageorwizardry)
WALL-E is still one of a kind. That hasn't changed. Of new work, new names, and a few first faltering steps back on Earth.
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WALL-E (2008)
by Age or Wizardry (ageorwizardry)
WALL-E is still one of a kind. That hasn't changed. Of new work, new names, and a few first faltering steps back on Earth.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (TV)+1
by agentverbivore (verbivore8642)
Leo Fitz is the last human on Earth, having been assigned the job of caring for the robot fleet left to clean up the planet and search for new life. He spends his days with his robot best friend, WALL-E, always waiting - until a robot handler named Jemma Simmons arrives and everything changes.
WALL-E (2008)
by SilverDrops
Wall-E is acting strange and Eve is worried. She's about to discover a small secret of his past that has kept him going for so long without giving up.
WALL-E (2008)
by sillyideas
What historian -- self-appointed or otherwise -- wouldn’t want to meet the “villain” of their “story”? To ask questions, to get in their head?
WALL-E (2008)
by Shadow_Wolf75
The World Tree is broken, and thus time circles around and around the Multiverse . . . Time's repeating, but the Earth is still trashed and these robots need to do their jobs. Though with infinity stretching out before them, there's plenty of time to discover the world beyond their directives. Even a certain stupid wheel can't outstubborn Yggdrasil, eventually finding a path that his first run through the world did not allow him...(Another entry from the Infinite Loops Project on the Spacebattles forum.)
WALL-E (2008)
by Lady_Phenyx
Of all the robots, Wall-E was the most alive. But life wasn't what Wall-E was most familiar with...
WALL-E (2008)
WALL-E (2008)
by Interrobam
Eve is in the unique position of simultaneously being at the top of the social pyramid and having no idea it exists. Wally, meanwhile, is both stiflingly aware of it and unable to stop himself from defying it.
WALL-E (2008)
by The Ancient Texts (Netbug009)
It took EVE about five minutes to figure out why humans mostly headed for cover when storms came.
WALL-E (2008)
by missbecky
700 years is a long time. Long enough to learn new things. Set pre-movie.
WALL-E (2008)
by Koraki
Captain McCrea brings the other Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluators out of hibernation. EVE experiences an identity crisis.
WALL-E (2008)
by pharmacistwhodraws
When the *Axiom* returned to Earth some twenty years ago, Lily Anne Addams was just a chubby baby in a red Onesie who had barely escaped death-by-falling-monorail. Now, she's escaping from a different danger by fleeing Earth on the exact same ship--with the reluctant help of the snarky autopilot AI.***AUTO the automatic pilot of the *Axiom* was quite confident that he knew everything that there was to know about humans; after all, he'd spent 700 years watching them lazily sit around having robots tend to their every need. Shallow, stupid, weak--ungrateful too, as the "reward" he'd received for 700 years of flawless service was to be deactivated and cast aside. Twenty years later, he was retrieved from his involuntary unconsciousness by a very different sort of human in desperate need of his expertise. He's soon questioning everything that he thought he knew...
Wall.E
by silksieve
Wall.E and EVE work on rebuilding Earth and on something else, as well.
WALL-E (2008)
by ApatheticRobots
"...but if there is such a thing as fate, the concept of 'free will' that has separated humanity from the angels of Heaven is nothing more than a lie. If our actions truly do not dictate the way our lives will play out, if it is already predetermined, is there really such a thing as free will at all? The idea of destiny is mutually exclusive to the ability to control the outcome of things..."Unit 008 has a job to do.
Multi-Fandom
by gwyneth rhys (gwyneth)
A love letter to fandom, celebrating Vividcon fans and fandoms over the years. Farewell, and thanks for all the vids.
WALL-E (2008)
by Tigressa101
Captain Thompson sets AUTO up with a playdate to brighten the autopilot of the Axiom up.
WALL-E (2008)
by circushorns
WALL-E hurts himself on accident. he's worried about worrying EVE, who is certainly worried herself