See what it's like when we tour the chocolate factory with Willy Wonka... and his little kitty robot assistant!

Before Violet beauregarde was juiced she was suddenly transported into another world how will she surive as a person or as a blueberry

A candy store owner is offered a large sum of money to do...almost nothing.

Sequel to the 1971 film. Moving to the factory was only the beginning for the Bucket family. What will the future hold as they adapt to their new life and how will it change their reclusive new benefactor?

Following on from 'Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (1971)', the story takes pace ten years after the events of the film. Following Charlie's abrasive old teacher, Mr. Turkentine, who, despite his tenuous relationship to the events of the original story, is suddenly pushed into a world of industrial espionage, revenge and, naturally, chocolate.

On the occasion of the second anniversary of Gene Wilder's passing, Willy Wonka discovers "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory". A meta look at how that might unfold. On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of that passing, an update.

[Sequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory] Kalle Bucket is moving with his family to a new town seeing Kalle hitting another factory (this one belonging to Winston Wonka (Willy Wonka's brother)). But before he got trusted he had to be tagging along on a roundtour which sees the Oompa-Loompas behaving very strange. [OC: Winston Wonka]

Chocolate, darkness, and passion. A story of love and pain in equal parts. Disclaimer: I don't own Willy Wonka or any of Roald Dahl's or Tim Burton's work. All credit belongs to them, except for the characters I created and my elaboration on their stories!

Five children. Five Golden Tickets. Willy Wonka needs to find an heir, but on the day he was unprepared for their rudeness, their abrasive and nasty attitudes. But what if Willy Wonka had been watching the children as they appeared in the news and just hoped for the best?

"Charisma. Some want it, some have it." This guy wants nothing to do with it. Four others get saved by it, but at what cost? (2005)

A heartfelt parody of the song Cheer Up, Charlie from the 1971 film. Dedicated to my cat.

After hearing a story of times long gone by, a story that has been kept secret for many years, Charlie Bucket decides to do something about his mentor's long-lost childhood friend. Trying to become close to Olive Slugworth and fix the broken friendship, a twist of fate leads Charlie to a strange new life he never could have imagined. (Continuation to my other story, Olive.)

Charlie and Veruca are on a date, and they go to a fancy French restaurant together, but Charlie orders an entrée with beans, onions, and broccoli, which are possibly the worst foods for a date. What could possibly go wrong? 2005 film

[REWRITE OF A PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED STORY] Charlie never truly knew what had happened to the four other kids on the day he visited Willy Wonka's factory. However, this all changes three years later, where he not only finds out the truth, but that him and the others cannot age any more. Knowing this, he decides that the kids should go back and undo their mistakes.

A collection of stories of Henry and his friends showing all the sticky situations they got themselves into when they were kids.

1971 Movieverse. Space - the final confectionery frontier. This is a parody of the 1969 movie "Marooned", except in this case when Charles Keith has a problem with the NASA mission, as a last resort a certain Mr. Willy Wonka is called in to help. I don't own the characters from either movie, and have only experienced Zero G on certain amusement park rides.

Wonka's reaction to the spies in his factory, and the dawning realisation he cannot continue.

Willy's thoughts as he opens up his factory for the first time.

All the world knows is that Willy Wonka is sending out those dang Tickets again. What the world doesn't know is that Charlie Bucket, the kind heir to Wonka's factory, the boy who won their hearts a few years ago, is missing. And Wonka will do anything to find him. Desperate, Wonka gathers group of surly, religious, annoyingly cheerful, and mysterious children to solve the mystery.

Screams and skeleton keys: the Wonka household holds its charms. Inside its walls, Willy and Dr. Wonka keep their secrets, but whose secret is worse? (2005 version, collab with Turrislucidus, oneshot)

One year after all the crazy factory shenanigans, the other four kids beg to go back so they can visit their friend. Join Augustus, Violet, Veruca, Mike, and Charlie on their crazy in-factory and out-of-factory shenanigans - with the Oompa Loompas and Willy Wonka, of course, and two old acquaintances they'd rather not see again. (2005 story-verse with 1971/musical refs)

In a baffling and terrible Cream Factory, four curious children uncover the darkest secrets behind existence itself.

The aftermath of the dramatic tale of willy wonkas slavery and child murder and chocolate factory! He has competition for the chocolate game, so a man known as Peter phil ian/ Silly Winky wants to get his factory, but so does charlie when wonka dies so... Who will get it and what will they do with all of the chocolate and oompa loompas!

(Adult/Alternate Universe) Charles "Charlie" Bucket takes a gig as a spy for Arthur Slugworth, a chocolatier-turned-monster hunter. His assignment: secretly steal proof that Willy Wonka is a vampire. There's just one problem: Wonka has spontaneously offered Charlie an exclusive tour of the Special Projects Department alongside four of the internet's most outrageous influencers!

"Some people were put here to do useful, tangible things. Give speeches, build skyscrapers, grow plants, ... make candy." She glanced at the chocolatier. "But me. I was born to feel. Deeply." Willy Wonka is tired of paperwork and business dealings, he was put on this earth to make chocolate after all! So his apprentice and oldest friend convince him to hire a secretary.