Before Wreck-it Ralph came out, the first Disney CG animated film that I loved was Bolt! Originally this story was supposed to be just a Pokemon crossover with our world, but I decided to delete it. The pokemon version felt too happy and sounded like something the writers of Family Guy would write. Plus, it probably would have pissed everyone who hates Pearlshipping. (AshxDawn)

This version (I think) will be better!

Enjoy!

Litwak's Family Fun Center

Unknown POV

The sky was glimmering with tiny diamonds as I was entering the mostly empty parking lot of my local arcade. It was seven o' clock of this warm school night; which meant I only had one hour of playtime. One hour left until the arcade closes. Enough time for the average kid to have some fun. It was also a great time to avoid busy hours. In case things became chaotic, I was well equipped with a special button to escape.

"Looks good enough." I said, folding up my scooter.

"At least a game or two, then I'm out.

I went to the closest bush from me and took my backpack off. I placed the red scooter in the bag and brought out a red cap. My black bicycle helmet with my hat and hid my backpack in the bush. Since the bag was green, it blended well inside the large plant. My parking spot got pinpointed in my brain as I made my way to fun.

Inside Litwak's Arcade

"Come on in, Girl!" The owner greeted.

A tall, skinny man with big glasses opened the door for me. Attached to his referee like shirt was his name tag that said, "Mr. Litwak". The owner gave me a suspicious look, making me feel that it was bad idea to come here. He cleaned his big glasses and checked once more.

"You looked familiar." Mr. Litwak said.

"Huh?" I muttered, nearly about to leave.

"You look like my Nana when she was your get!" The owner commented.

"Oh! uh...thanks?" I blushed a little.

"Anyway, enjoy the final hour!" I heard, entering he center.

Meanwhile at Countryside

Normal POV

It was a peaceful night at the fields as a family of pets were relaxing in their ranch house. Well, two out of the three animals were chilling. A white German Shepard with a black lightning bolt on his left side lying in front of the front door, waiting for it to open. Waiting for his beloved owner to return. A black cat saw his friend from the living room couch and jumped off to him.

"She'll be back in an hour, Bolt!" The cat reminded the dog.

"Where did Penny say she was going again?" The German Shepard asked.

"She's at the arcade!" The cat answered.

"Arcade?" Bolt repeated.

"A place that separates the boys from the girls. Where pockets of money pour out of children for electronic entertainment." A chubby hamster said dramatically.

The dog and cat went back into the living room where the hamster was watching television. A commercial came on advertising a new game called, "Hero's Duty". An arcade game about an bug invasion on Earth. The ad then said where the game was located within the area. The game was playable in an arcade on Route 83.

"That's where Penny went." The cat said.

"Why would she go there, if she plays games here?" Bolt wondered.

"I think she wants to make some fiends." The cat guessed.

"Shh... Bolt's gonna attack the mothership!" The hamster squeaked excitedly.

Back at Litwak's: 30 Minutes Later

Penny's POV

"Congratulations, Soldier! It is my honor to bestow upon you the Medal of Heroes!"

It was now 7:30pm and my identity was still uncover. Hero's Duty came to its closed as I used the motion gun to enter my initials. I may have not gotten to the number one spot, but I got six on the rankings list. I put the gun back in its place and began searching for one more game. There were still around five kids my age in the building while I was looking. So far I played, Fix-it Felix Jr.,Galaga, Street Fighter 2, some pinball, and Hero's Duty,

"S-U-G-A-R Jump into your racer..."

A familiar song rang in my ears as I went to the front of the arcade. A colorful cabinet was playing a catchy Japanese tune describing what the game was about. Candy styled lights were flashing along with the music while the game was on the title screen.

"Sugar Rush." I read the marquee.

After a few seconds of thinking, I took the right screen, popped in a quarter, and pressed the start button. The screen switched to the character select screen, giving me nine chibi characters to play as. For fun, I chose the girl who was wearing a green jacket and had pieces of candy on her hair. There were even some candy in her ponytail.

"Vanellope Von Schweetz!" The game announcer said.

While Vanellope's animation was going on, another blonde girl took her left seat and started her own game. I quickly glanced at her and got what I wanted to see. She was wearing a big pair of glasses and had a pink headband on her head. I then went back to my screen and hit start for a track. I took off my hat for a better view and placed it beside my seat. My game began as I waited for the signal.

"3!"

"2!"

"1!"

"GO!"

My right foot stepped on the virtual gas, accelerating my character. The rest of the controls more realistic than playing a racing game on the Nintendo Wii. It was basically the equivalent of driving a real car. My hands were on the wheel while my boots were on the gas and break peddles.

"Nice night we're having!" The girl said.

"Ya!" I nodded.

"What's your..."

I felt my heart jumped by the sudden stop of the girl's question stopping in her mouth. If she was going to ask my name, she must have gotten my identity just by seeing my face. I may have lost my cover, but keeping it in a half an hour was a record for me. Even in school, the kids still think I'm a Hollywood star even though I quit five years ago. It's one flaw about being a celebrity. You can lose all your fame, but you'll always have a group of fans snooping on you.

"Are you Penny Forrester?" The blonde smiled.

"Yes." I sighed.

"Are you THE Penny from Bolt?" She questioned.

"I quit the show after the studio fire incident five years ago." I answered.

"The new Penny on the show is another girl." I replied.

"So she's your stunt devil?" The blonde wondered.

"You can say that." I said.

"Like I said, I left Hollywood five years ago." I concluded.

"That's cool. I stopped watching the show when they introduced the aliens." I heard.

"Sorry I don't have a pen nor paper for autographs." I apologized.

The girl brought out her smartphone and took a picture without me getting ready.

"Just don't brag about it on Facebook." I responded.

"I'm only going to show it to my friends." The girl replied, putting her phone away.

"OH MY GOD!" A boy cried.

"It's Penny Forrester from Bolt!" Another kid cried.

The incoming mob was my cue to leave. My left hand quickly smack my right chest, feeling a button that was in my shirt. I watched my arm vanished as I made a mad dash out the door.

"Stealth camouflage?" A boy exclaimed.

"Where did she go?" Another kid wondered.

"Check the back!" A girl guessed.

The crowd of screaming kids ran off to the back of the building, giving me some time to flee. Little id my fans know that I was hiding in a bush a few feet away from the front door. I crawled out of the plant and got the leaves off of me on the way to my bag. Time was ticking as I strapped my helmet on, unfold my scooter, wear my backpack, and get on.

"Not a bad night!" I commented, deactivating the stealth camouflage with a single slap.

Before the fans could even react, I had left the parking lot. Heading south on Route 83, the car lights were showing me the way back home. Back to the countryside of Hollywood, California to get some shut eye. It was a good night, but predictible. Being normal is still difficult, even for five years straight. As long as my Bolt (the show) is on TV, my fame won't go away. I didn't mind, but it would be nice to be treated normally for at least a weekend.

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Two Fun Facts About Me:

1. Back when Miley Cyrus came to Providence, RI for the Hannah Montana: Best of Both Worlds tour, my friend won not only tickets to the sold out show, but she took me to the show to meet Miley backstage! The meet and greet was awesome, but the show was HORRIFIC! Let's just say I'm those kinds of people who can't tolerate screaming in general. I did it once, I'll stick with just listening to regular versions of songs as if they're heard on Itunes, the radio, or CD.

2. November 21, 2008: The day that not only Bolt and Twilight both came out, but I got my bottom braces as well!