Incorporeal (CCU)

Overview
Incorporeal is an unfinished project created by Dion Valley as a spin-off series to the CCU's own Spin-Off. Incorporeal was originally drafted in November of 2019 as a collaborative effort between Dion and his then-co-worker Cohen; Incorporeal was being worked on in an attempt to seperate the most serious and dark-toned storylines that Dion wrote away from the Spin-Off, which Cohen initially intended to be designed as a light-hearted comedy. Dion remained unsatisfied with the plans Cohen helped him make however, deciding to work on it alone for a while, then ask Cohen for feedback.

Dion revealed Incorporeal publicly on December 3rd, 2019; to the shock of many, they used the slot to talk about it as Fun Fact #200, which every hundredth fun fact was an in-depth and highly detailed series of facts, Dion however just wrote a few sentences. Few were excited by this announcement, most just shrugging it off and focusing on the Spin-Off once more. Incorporeal was intended to release in early-2020, but was ultimately absent from appearing; Dion would later be fired from the CCU all together and would be banned from ever rejoining the Discord server.

Incorporeal and all of it's associated characters still belonged to Dion despite having been banned from the CCU, Dion decided to create their own Discord server detailing the workings of their project; inviting anyone who was interested; nobody joined except for SK, who took screenshots of everything and leaked the details of Incorporeal's production publicly. Reactions were mostly negative, some at least giving props for not every character being Dion's typical white cisgendered heterosexual males with brown or blond hair, instead Dion ended up writing one white female character that they would ultimately abandon later.

Dion didn't work on Incorporeal for at least one full year; but they finally decided to rewrite some of their old characters they made when they worked with Cohen on the Spin-Off, mainly being Luke Lukas and their self-inserted character Gecky. Dion had a major problem though, without Cohen helping them, that meant they didn't have anybody to draw artwork for them to use; they ultimately decided to create some Picrew avatars for their characters as a result; however instead of making the show they had promised then-over a year prior, they used their original characters for NSFW roleplaying on Twitter; despite being underaged.

Cohen would go on to create Tiny Tots, taking what the Spin-Off was supposed to be and putting it into a comic form, the same light-hearted comedic charm that Cohen intended in the first place, but was overshadowed by Dion's dark, serious and objectively bad writing on the Spin-Off. Cohen has commented on the lack of production Incorporeal has faced overtime; one time half-jokingly stating "they [Dion] wouldn't be anywhere without me, hell it [Incorporeal] wouldn't even exist".

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History
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Series overview
While there has never been an official release of anything Incorporeal-related, fans of the Tiny Tots Comics have come up with multiple fictional episodes that could've been formed into a full season of Incorporeal; ironically coming up with better ideas than Dion themselves have wrote. However these concepts will not be accounted for; this is exclusively either what is all publicly known that was made for Incorporeal, or reworked versions of Spin-Off plotlines that Dion intended for Incorporeal if an actual transition occured.

Season 1 (Cancelled)
The first season of Incorporeal is an unfinished project; known to contain 13 episodes. This is the only season to be officially confirmed. The episodes are ordered according chronologically; though note that none of these episodes ever premiered or were finished being written by the time of Incorporeal's cancellation from the CCU and Dion's firing.