A single intimate night together... and it lead to so much more. Follow as Team RWBY dive into a relationship none of them could have imagined, trying to make sense of their new situation, as well as deal with the reactions of the people around them. All the while facing White Fang drama, family secrets, and most devastating of all: homework. Pollination, with no Enabler.

AU reboot of the entire SAO storyline, beginning from the premise that Kayaba Akihiko was obsessed with magic and Norse Mythology rather than swords and pure melee. As a result, he created the Death Game of Alfheim Online rather than the floating castle of Aincrad—a world in which PvP is not a crime, and the nine player races are in competition to escape. **SPOILERS IN REVIEWS**

A drabble collection of the sort of pokemon world lore you might find in an expanded version of the pokedex.

Time travel, based on the Anime. So, the world ended. That's bad news. Who best to get to fix it? Well, there is this guy with a track record in world saving... Not entirely serious. T rating may be overdoing it.

When a seventeen year old girl is sucked into the Avatar world she doesn't know what she's getting into. To her it's just a story, a TV show. She never thought that it would be anything like this, a world with its own unique languages, cultures and people who are more then pieces of art. Suddenly the thought living in a world like this at the brink of war isn't so fun anymore.

A battle with a reality warping foe leaves the League's adult minds trapped in the bodies of hormonal high school students! Wonder Woman's a cheerleader? Batman's in Drama club? Superman's in a love triangle? Oh, and they're also secret crime fighters after school. Homework, prom, battling Ultra-Humanite, getting their drivers licensees, acne... yup, this will be a bumpy ride.

In which teams are shuffled; Ruby feels like a one-eyed king in a land where everyone else has two; Dove babysits three avatars of chaos and destruction; and Jaune just wants his team to stop arguing for ten consecutive minutes.

Qrow: Kid you're not fast, not strong, and ain't got no semblance. So we're going to make you mean.

Post-S3. Beacon has fallen, and Taiyang regularly plays host to a couple of his daughters' friends as they try to recover. When their team's grieving leader joins them one day, will the double widower recognise that same grief in time to avoid the worst first impression he'll ever make? Spoiler: No. No he will not. Rated T for probable language later on, and if Qrow shows up.

Zuko's always hated portrait days. Or maybe it was just the people in them.

In which Bruce is a dragon who hoards orphans and Alfred is exasperated.

Have you ever met someone and thought to yourself, "They are the personification of this word." Definitions change. People change

He wears a mask now, just as she did. It was her friends that saved her, but they cannot see through him, so the task falls to her.

The first time Bruce hears Gotham whisper into his mind, he thinks he's going mad. By the time Gotham's killed Dick's parents and forced a child into the Robin suit, he only wishes that were true.

AU, continuation of 'A Father's Request'. Join one 'retired' Batman as he raises his kids all together while trying to still save the world with this version of the Justice League. One Shots, mini-series, and headcanons, life for the Waynes is always interesting to watch, especially since they can't leave crime fighting behind them. T for paranoia

Jacques Schnee maintains to this day that General Ironwood "stole" his daughter Winter from him. Ironwood states that he did nothing of the sort. The story of Winter's time at Atlas Academy, and how she was changed by it, as told in seven parts. Canon-compliant as of time of publication.

Aang and Katara were born with thousands of miles between them, a hundred years apart, and don't even share the same language, but somehow, they still manage to understand each other. After all, a smile is universal. (One-shot set in an AU where language barriers are a thing)

Book 4 of the Harry Potter Pokemon Master series. When Harry learns Hogwarts is hosting The Grand Trainer Tournament, he is excited to meet new trainers from around the world. But when someone plots to use the tournament to kill him, Harry decides to take matters in his own hands and become more proactive. This new attitude leads him to new allies: Jack Kenway and the Sons of Johto

KF's latest souvenir has finally done it, ruined Robin's day. Now he's gone to an alternate Earth where Robin never existed. Can he get home? How did his life make such a difference for his friends? And for Batman? AU, no OCs, T for paranoia. Sister Story to 'Where's Robin' read that for what is happening back home.

"No matter what geographers from other lands claimed, the cities were precisely where Fortree's residents had fled from, and precisely what Fortree was not." Winona arrives in a remote Hoenn treehouse settlement with a history of enmity towards the Hoenn League, determined to become its gym leader.

Maybe she'd been wrong. Maybe she was hiding from the wrong person. It couldn't hurt just to see him one more time before... Bruce/Talia. Post-'Son of the Demon' AU. COMPLETE!

[Complete] The world is a dangerous, deadly place, and mankind vies for its very existence on a planet prowled by terrifying monsters and powerful creatures. Ash of Pallet Town, a talented trainer who knows this all too well sets out to change everything. Along the way he meets colorful characters, makes potent allies and wicked enemies, and crashes into a plot spanning all Kanto.

Azula has taken it upon herself to find her brother the best Fire Lady. A matchmaking story featuring Princess Azula as the matchmaker. Post-series. Written for the Zutara Secret Santa Exchange.

Talia decides to pick sides once and for all and marries Bruce. She was not expecting this to involve eight children, two dogs, and cats. Lots and lots of cats.

Do you truly believe they've always hated each other?

Jason is awake and aware but half-a-world away from Gotham in enemy hands. He thinks of nothing but escape, but what happens when he meets a certain little boy? Partial AU. Starts of at Red Hood: Lost Days #1 then spins in its own direction. COMPLETE!

N can remember only bits of the ceremony. Bree can't remember anything from before her sixth birthday. Bree White, Cheren Shiro, and Bianca Noir are in no way prepared for what lies buried. Memory's a funny thing, isn't it? Slight Cheren/Bianca, White/N.

During his coronation feast Zuko is reminded of one of the few human moments he has ever had with his sister.

For the fathers who are never there, and the sons and daughters who always were. — protagonists.