When the squad learns that Riley has a brother, they decide to free him from Veloci. But, as they soon learn, freeing Riley's brother is the easy part. Now they just have to convince him that they are the good guys. (Part 2 of the Rilogy.)

Victor Veloci finally says enough is enough! He declares this proclamation to spread the word that he is declaring war on all of humanity for one final chance to eradicate them all once and for all!

When the squad finds out that the new girl in school shares their dino-transforming ability, they invite her onto the team. However, as time goes on, they realize that not only is she not fully in control of her dino side, she is also harboring some dangerous secrets. (Part 1 of the Rilogy.)

Dino Squad... wasn't good. They didn't make much use of the central concept. Where's the fighting dino action, and why are we talking about recycling? However, it was charming, and a redeemable concept. So I took it upon myself to rewrite it, but slightly more adult and a bit queerer. CW: violence, some language. None of it is too gratuitous. Also, in-your-face queer stuff.

Caruso and Buzz can't agree on anything. As Caruso is writing his autobiography, he obviously can't seem to express enough how much that he and Buzz are polar opposites. Will they ever agree on anything? (non-slash) I don't own Dino Squad. If I did, I would give myself the ability to turn into a dinosaur at will. I can't, however, so I don't.

Oneshot. When Buzz is being bullied, Caruso realizes that the green-haired bug-lover can't just become as beautiful as him in one day, so he comes up with a plan B... Buzz, King of Dinosaurs!

It is in the extremities of time that time ceases to matter. Veloci and Moynihan, pre-show. T for blood.