In a small town, the people tend to love their daily cup of joe; but all is not as it seems to be for the Apocalypse the fast approaching allowing for the invasion of the Coffee-deprived zombies.

OC transported into the movie Wonka (2023) - After being gifted a peculiar piece of chocolate, and eating it, 23-year-old Adeline is transported straight into the world of Willy Wonka. She finds herself somewhere unexpected. Adeline is aiming to go back to her own world. But what happens when someone makes her want to stay?

A (Wonka 2023) Bleacher/Mrs. Scrubitt oneshot set during the time that Wonka and the rest of the washhouse crew are selling chocolates before they buy their shop. Content warning for some mature themes.

Set 35 years after the Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory; Charlie revives the news of Willy Wonka’s death and now must hold the throne to the Wonka clan. A sequel to the 1971 film.

Languishing, stuck on how to proceed with his next formula, Wonka finds himself captivated by a frightening encounter with an Unknown figure in the shadows of his factory. Could this be the inspiration he searched for? Will this apparition's hidden ages entice Willy with enchantment and whimsy, or does its path lead to something more devilish than delicious?

Willy Wonka finds himself grappling with guilt and anger when his young ward, Charlie, falls seriously ill. As Charlie battles through his illness, Wonka confronts his own shortcomings as a guardian, haunted by the fear that he has failed the boy he has come to care for deeply. Wilder!Wonka

This story was written at the request of FanFiction member Retro Mania. Augustus Gloop is lost in a book of fairy tales, and it's up to Charlie, Veruca, Violet and Mike to rescue him.

Takes place twenty years after the events of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.

Based on the 1971 film and taking place 2 1/2 years afterward, this follows "Echoes of a ed Tune" and involves the introduction of a new candy mentioned in that story. Still Willy-centric. I don't own Willy or Charlie or a chocolate factory, and I finished off the brownies at work this week.

Post 1971 film. Now two years after the golden ticket tour, Charlie and his family have settled in, and Willy is setting up the handover of the factory. But he can't get a tune out of his head. I don't own these characters, but it's been one wild ride. (Or several, depending on how you see it.) For my birthday I give the readers a present!

The continuing series of one shots of the life of Willy Wonka, based on events a few years before the 1971 film and follows the story sequence found in my profile. As the title implies, Willy has trouble keeping spies out of his workforce. What can a businessman do? I don't own these characters, but I have eaten a Whatchamacallit bar.

Willy Wonka is interviewed before the opening of his fruitcake business some time before the 1971 film. Part of my Willy series. I don't own these characters, but I have read a newspaper before.

Based on the 1971 movie. Meeting a young Willy Wonka, as seen through the eyes of a person of about the same age. Fits into my Willy series; see my profile for the order of stories. I don't own these characters, but could really go for a milkshake about now.

Based on the 1971 film, this is a short backstory for Willy Wonka as a child. Consistent with my What Goes Up story, using a same OC mentioned previously. Just how did Willy get the idea for his life's career?

About a month after the 1971 movie ends, Charlie gets introduced to one of Willy Wonka's competitors. A short one shot, complete. I still don't own these characters, and I ate the chocolate in the refrigerator and am now searching the pantry.

The movie (1971) makes it seem that Willy Wonka has always been a chocolate creator, but it turns out that wasn't his first try. A very short prequel. I don't own the character of Willy, but I do have some chocolate shoved in the back of my refrigerator. My first Willy story. Check my profile for the proper order of Willy stories.e

What might have happened in the Fizzy Lifting Room, had Charlie been just a touch less deserving. (Come on, haven't you ever wanted to hear that verse of the Oompa-Loompa Song?)