What would you do if the last thing you remembered was being sucked through a portal into a foreign world? Well, I'll tell you what I did. I befriended a strange kid with a hat and umbrella and helped her with her own dilemma, finding weird hourglasses to fuel her spaceship. Yes, a freaking spaceship. However, doing so was much easier said than done, lemme tell ya.

(A Tale Of Two Children series, and you read that right!) After the defeat of the villain Misfortune, the discovery that Hat Kid's adoptive father was still alive, and the great power he gifted her, one might have assumed it was the end for the two girl's journeys. Oh, no. It was just the beginning, the beginning of the greatest journey ever. Takes place after Time's End.

Hat Kid and Bow Kid have left the planet they had such a cherished adventure on and have come to a refuge planet where what's left of Hat Kid's people now reside. However, something happens that makes Hat Kid want to return to her old home and try to retake it from the villain that enslaved her people and killed her crew: Misfortune. But, they'll need to get support first. Rated T.

The recently appointed CEO of Time has found a baby girl in an alleyway and has taken it upon himself to raise her by hand. However, as she grows up, obstacles and challenges shall arise that will challenge both persons' wills and characters. Prequel to A Tale Of Two Children. Rated T for a small bit of violence, possibly some cursing, alcohol reference, etc.

Hat Kid and Bow Kid are living on a spaceship when they are stranded near a planet, thanks to some jerk from the... what? "Mafia of Cooks?" What a strange planet. Now they have to work together and explore every nook and cranny of the planet to get their fuel, the time pieces, back. But can they stop arguing for long enough to find them? Rated T for violence and other stuff.