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Eckva(2016–2022)
August 13, 20161 Season · 21 Episodes
Ended
Mystery
3.5from 1 users
Overview
Eckva follows S.H Hawkins as they pick up broadcasts from an abandoned TV station.
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Eckva follows S.H Hawkins as they pick up broadcasts from an abandoned TV station.
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2016
A strange video, of unknown origin and context, is uploaded from an abandoned TV-Network.
Another video is uploaded, with a vague message from the mysterious uploader.
A mysterious rough cut of an unaired children's show pilot is uploaded, with the uploader revealing himself to be someone investigating these mysterious broadcasts from Eckvanet.
The uploader is sent a mysterious ad for preaxin, a drug he took around the time he applied for a job at Eckva.
The signal from the house, sending the mysterious broadcasts to the uploader, goes dead.
The uploader goes to the house sending the mysterious broadcasts, to see what's wrong with the signal.
A threatening broadcast is sent to the uploader.
A vague and threatening video is sent to the uploader, incomplete.
The uploader goes to the house to repair the signal, only to receive a mysterious message.
Upon receiving another threatening message, the uploader gets rid of the Preaxin pill he received.
The uploader receives a message from Eckvanet, with mysteriously intimate details of his life.
The uploader goes to the house to repair the broadcast signal, only to learn he is not alone.
The fate of the uploader is unknown; meanwhile, Eckvanet begins uploading to the channel itself.
Eckvanet continues hijacking the channel; a tease of the uploader's possible fate is shown.
Eckvanet continues hacking the channel; a mysterious archived internet chat between two users regarding someone or something called "Arklistener."
Upon retrieving control of the channel, the Uploader is sent another threatening message from Eckvanet.
A vague broadcast; after receiving his mysterious infection, the uploader sends an equally vague message.
The channel unexpectedly uploads an old commercial for a third-gen video game, called "Louse."
