AY in Tick Drop Games

AY in Tick Drop is a community-made elimination format where a turn counter determines how a lineup rotates toward the next drop. This collection brings together Sprunki remixes, mixed-character 63- and 80-player editions, and larger crossover casts. The main activity is following contestants through the elimination sequence; individual versions change the roster, player input, or survival rules.

Some versions let you influence a turn with a button, while others run as automated simulations. Choose a version by its character theme, starting roster, and level of interaction. The player counts describe contestants in the game, not the number of people connected online.

What Does “AY in Tick Drop” Mean?

The AY projects in this collection follow the Scratch-style Add Yourself tradition. Creators begin with a shared format, replace or expand the character sprites, and publish their own roster, theme, or sequel.

A typical Tick Drop elimination loop works like this:

1. A group of characters begins on the stage.
2. The game displays player and turn counters.
3. Characters or the player add turns through a button sequence.
4. The counter advances through the lineup.
5. The character caught at the end of the sequence normally drops out.
6. In standard versions, the process repeats until one winner remains.

Controls and survival rules vary between versions. Some builds allow button interaction, while many community editions run automatically. Several remixes protect a named character or reserve the final contest for particular characters, so a random turn count does not always mean every contestant can win.

Compare AY in Tick Drop Versions

Compare the selected versions below. Starting lineup size is only one difference: also check whether the tournament runs automatically and whether a character has special protection.

Find 63-, 80-, and 100-Player Versions

For the mixed-character 63-player remix, open AY in Tick Drop! 63 Players by @NotLime3. It is a separate release from AY in Tick Drop! Maddie Is The Strongest, which also starts with 63 contestants but protects Maddie from elimination. The same roster count does not mean the same game. Neither should be confused with the separate Don’t Fall Off the Trampoline series.

AY in Tick Drop! 80 Players by @colinyourube2005 offers an 80-character automated tournament. The 63- and 80-player editions let you start or restart a match and identify characters by hovering; the contestants handle their own button decisions. They are spectator simulations rather than online matches for dozens of human players.

For a 100-character cast, try AY in Tick Drop! But Spiffy Is The Strongest. Its defining rule is that Spiffy survives and wins, so it is a specific themed variant rather than a neutral 100-player version. For still larger casts, compare AY in Tick Drop! But THX LOGO IS IMMORTAL and AY in Tick Drop! THX VS VINERIA, which use different protection rules.

Which AY in Tick Drop Game Should You Play First?

Start with AY in Tick Drop! but Sprunkies. It is the clearest introduction to the Sprunki version of the format and establishes the moving Tick, button interaction, character reactions, and elimination loop used across the collection.

Choose a different version when you want a specific roster:

• Play Remix 0 – 10 Players for a smaller template-style lineup.
• Try the Mr. Sun games if you want a connected group of themed variants.
• Choose 63 Players or 80 Players for a larger mixed-character tournament.
• Try Larpie vs. Chiara – Playable Edition if you want a button decision to make during the match.
• Choose TVOKids – 26 Players for an alphabet-character lineup.
• Open Scratch Cat & the 39-Player Country Flag Band for a flag-themed crossover.
• Open Sprunktubers for a roster focused on community creators.
• Try Lilykim’s OC Edition for an automated 20-character OC tournament.

How the Button and Elimination Sequence Work

In the interactive versions, clicking or tapping the central button advances or influences the Tick sequence. The danger moves through the roster until the turn counter resolves and one character is selected for the drop.

In Larpie vs. Chiara – Playable Edition, the green Press button lets you add Larpie’s turn during the decision window. It does not give you movement controls or let you choose who is eliminated.

In 63 Players, 80 Players, Mr Sun Is Sick, TVOKids, and Lilykim’s OC Edition, the tournament runs automatically. Choosing a favorite character means following that contestant as a spectator, not selecting an avatar to control.

Across these versions, the appeal comes from anticipation, character reactions, and the shrinking lineup. Check the rules of the selected remix before assuming that the winner is unpredictable.

Explore the Mr. Sun Versions

The Mr. Sun branch contains several related but separate releases:

• Mr Sun Is Angry – Level 2
• Mr Sun Got Mad
• Mr Sun Is Angry – Level 3
• Mr Sun Is Sick

Level 2 and Level 3 identify numbered releases, but their available project information does not provide a complete formal change log. They should therefore be treated as distinct entries rather than assuming that every numbered version is faster or more difficult.

Mr Sun Is Sick has the clearest documented structural difference. It uses a 20-character automated tournament, character reactions during elimination, and a dedicated winner/results sequence.

Large-Roster and Community Editions

The alternate editions change the cast more dramatically than the basic rules.

TVOKids – 26 Players replaces the Sprunki-focused lineup with TVOKids alphabet characters. The game presents the elimination as a spectator show, with player and turn counters controlling the sequence until one character remains.

Sprunktubers Edition, created by @MedusaTacoOfficial, focuses on characters associated with the Sprunki creator community. Its appeal is recognizing the creator-inspired roster and following favorite characters through the drop.

Lilykim’s OC Edition, created by @SUDOLSEO, uses 20 Sprunslat-style original characters. It is primarily automated: start the sequence, choose a favorite, and watch the roster shrink before the game resets for another round.

The Croise Edition keeps the Sprunki theme but adds its own Croise presentation and an interactive Megaphone element, making it one of the more distinctive alternatives to the main version.

Fixed Winners and Protected Finalists

The Maddie editions and Spiffy Is The Strongest protect their named characters from elimination. Their starting order and elimination sequence can vary, but the winner is fixed. THX Logo Is Immortal uses a similar protection rule for THX Logo.

THX vs. Vineria works differently: both title characters are protected while other contestants remain. The final contest is between THX Logo and Vineria, and either can win. These versions are best chosen for their cast and character reactions rather than the expectation that every entrant has an equal chance.

Is AY in Tick Drop a Multiplayer Game?

The large player numbers describe the characters or contestants in the elimination sequence. In the 63- and 80-player editions, they are automated entrants, not 63 or 80 people joining an online lobby.

Most versions are single-browser experiences. Some allow one player to interact with the button, while others operate mainly as automated simulations.

Can You Add Your Own Character?

Several versions preserve their Scratch or PenguinMod creator roots. Their original project instructions may allow creators to duplicate a player sprite and replace it with an OC.

That editing workflow is separate from normal browser play on Fortcade. You can launch and watch or interact with the packaged game without opening a sprite editor.

How This Collection Is Updated

This collection is built from the AY in Tick Drop games currently playable on Fortcade. New versions can be added when they have a distinct roster, creator, numbered release, or meaningful gameplay variation.

The first game remains the recommended starting point, while the comparison table helps separate similarly named releases and prevents players from opening several pages before finding the version they want.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I play AY in Tick Drop online?

Yes. Every game linked in this collection has a playable browser page on Fortcade.

Is AY in Tick Drop a Sprunki music game?

No. These versions use Sprunki characters and community OCs, but the main activity is a randomized elimination sequence rather than building a song.

Do I control a character directly?

Usually not. Some versions let you click or tap a button to advance the sequence, while others run automatically and are designed mainly for watching the tournament.

Which version has 10 players?

AY in Tick Drop! Remix 0 is the clearly labeled 10-player version.

Which versions have the largest confirmed lineups?

Among the versions selected here, THX vs. Vineria starts with 118 contestants, THX Logo Is Immortal with 113, and Spiffy Is The Strongest with 100. Each has special survival rules. Choose 63 Players or 80 Players when looking for those specifically numbered community remixes.

Which game should a new player choose?

Begin with AY in Tick Drop! but Sprunkies, then choose a Mr. Sun sequel or a larger community edition based on the roster you want to watch.