Post-FNAF6. Freddy Fazbear's tale has come to a close. Mike and the girl inside the Puppet are the only two left who know the full story, and the older man has adopted the last pizzeria's sole survivor in all but name. But neither of them expected the ghosts of the murdered children to return, nor did they expect their family to expand so dramatically in such a short time.

So we send a kid with absolutely no training out into the wide world with only a disobedient Pikachu at his side. What could go wrong, right? Fortunately, we have a grumpy pitch-black legendary to keep an eye on him, although that's not without its pitfalls as well. After all, there is that one suspicious omen..."That the world will turn to shadows and ash."

Was it considered normal if you were turning into a demon because a certain demon wanted you to? Obviously no, but Dipper wasn't your normal teenager. From memory loss to monsters having a tea party, be prepared to watch the chaos unfold!

While out in the forest, Dipper encounters a being known as Alcor the Dreambender, who's actually a future version of Dipper himself. Allying himself with the Pines Family, Alcor seeks to avoid the forces of the Time Baby and Bill Cipher. But, an even deadlier force soon appears, one that threatens the entire multiverse. Can Alcor and his allies defeat the approaching darkness?

After discovering an artifact known as the Dragon Ring hidden within a cave, teenager Mason "Dipper" Pines gains the ancient power of the dragons. It is power Dipper will need to master for the coming battles as other supernatural creatures and old enemies wielding their own Dragon Rings and other artifacts come out of the woodwork to threaten his family and those he loves.

Ever since Weirdmaggedon, Dipper's life has been pretty much normal. He thinks there will be nothing harder than defeating Bill. But Bill was a small time demon. A much larger and eviler presence is now trapped in his mind, named Fire. And he will use her to save all of existence. As he fights the forces of evil will he lose his humanity, or help this unwanted mind demon gain hers?

After having Achieved everything Percy is granted one wish by Chaos herself. His only wish is to have his friends back. There's only one way Chaos can full-fill his wish and that is by sending him back in time to do everything again. But not without a request. Chaos wants Percy to bring his adventure to a happy end. But not just an Happy end but an Happy ending for everyonef

It looks like an ordinary day for Dipper and Mabel Pines, until they stumble across a strange river. When people start changing all over town, it's up to them to find a way to escape the monsters within. Rated T for some dark themes and mild violence. -Currently on hiatus, I'm trying to write enough to get uploads going more consistently-

Three years have passed since the Pines twins have saved Gravity Falls from a nation under Bill. Other than the unnatural, magical barrier awakening something, or someone, inside of Dipper, something else is off. A magical imbalance has occurred, causing a dimensional collision between magic-wielding realms. Alliances between other worlds will be made to defeat the ultimate enemy.

Mabel and Dipper return to Gravity Falls three years after their life-altering summer vacation spent with their Grunkle Stan, to find that Gravity Falls never stops being, well, weird. As the twins encounter old friends and reconnect with the supernatural inhabitants of Gravity Falls, new dangers lurk just outside of the knowledge of Uncle Stanfords old journals.

Percy is given the gift of the Gamer turning his life into a video game with levels, dungeons and skill points. Now Percy, armed with this amazing ability, sets out to prove himself to the world of the gods and humans by becoming the best at he can be and fulfilling his destiny. And eventually maybe even find love. Swearing, OP Percy, oh and REVIEWS!

Dipper had always felt like the black sheep in the Pine's family. He always felt like they would get along just fine without him - even Mabel, with enough time. Closing his eyes had never felt like such a reprieve from all of it.