AY in Tick Drop! Sprunki but Mr sun's eye is glitched puts 20 Sprunki contestants on suspended platforms around a circular arena. Created by @SprunkibutralrBackup, it is an automatic elimination show: start the contest, follow a favorite, and watch the field shrink. The distinguishing twist is Mr. Sun, whose damaged-looking eye and unusual response to being selected make him more than another face in the lineup.

How the Tick Drop contest works

Each round begins with characters activating their own buttons. Their button presses build the TURNS total in the center, then the lineup rotates as that number counts down. Once the movement stops, the selected contestant reacts before the drop sequence plays. Ordinary eliminations remove a character, lower the PLAYERS count, and leave the survivors spaced around the ring for another round.

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Your role is to watch the sequence unfold. Clicking the central counter does not choose a loser or add turns, and clicking a character does not take control of them. The interest comes from tracking expressions, anticipating the next departure, and seeing which familiar faces remain.

The cast includes Oren, Raddy, Clukr, Vineria, Gray, Brud, Sky, Durple, Simon, Tunner, Wenda, Pinki, Jevin, Mr. Tree, and Mr. Fun Computer. Hovering over a contestant displays their name, which is useful when several characters overlap.

Mr. Sun changes what a failed round means

Mr. Sun is easy to recognize: a yellow face with orange triangular rays, an open worried mouth, and an irregular dark patch where one eye should be. His special selection sequence involves exaggerated shaking and changing facial expressions. Crucially, that reaction can finish with him still in the contest while the next round begins.

This makes watching the player count useful. A dramatic reaction alone does not mean someone has left. During the completed match, Mr. Sun survived his special sequence while the other contestants continued to disappear. The final pair was Oren and Mr. Sun; the contest ended with Mr. Sun alone, the PLAYERS display at one, and a smiling victory expression. That is the observed finish of the tested match.

Starting again and following the action

Green flag: Start the contest or begin a fresh match, including from the victory screen.
Hover over a character: Show their name.
Red stop button: Stop the running project. Use the green flag to start over afterward.

Restarting restores the cast and changes the starting arrangement. A second match progressed through further eliminations, with a different track shown in the “Now Playing” label.

The opening is crowded: large heads, bodies, and platforms can obscure the counters. Move the pointer away from the arena after checking a name to clear the speech bubbles, and let the field thin out. Later rounds make individual reactions much easier to follow. There is no timing strategy to practice here; patience and a favorite contestant give the repeated cycle its appeal.

The expressive departures and Mr. Sun’s exception are the main reasons to stay through a match. Players who enjoy Sprunki elimination animations will have more to follow than players looking for direct movement or tactical decisions.

Related Tick Drop games

For a broader crossover cast, try AY in Tick Drop! SBIWCRSSW52P. AY in Tick Drop! Sprunkies but countryflags mixes Sprunki characters with flag contestants in another automatic elimination contest.