The summer is over, they're not. As the pressure of real life and heroing builds, Ben and Gwen turn to each other more and more. Eventual Bwen. Rewritten in 2019

Join Red and Leaf as they journey through the Kanto region and work to become the pokemon master. But Red knows a deadly secret, Leaf is head over heels in love, and with Team Rocket lurking behind ever corner, this may prove harder than they think. Based off the game. RedXLeaf. BurningLeaf shipping.

The adventure isn't over just because the summer is. And as the pressure of life and heroing builds, Ben and Gwen start to count on each other more and more. Ben/Gwen. Original Version

There are many ways to tell a story but only so many words to convey it. In an infinite universe anything is possible, many stories can be told, but sometimes it's hard to find the connection. Story currently sucks, am renovating. Be patient, the Starco will return.

A story about how Ben and Gwen's relationship evolves over the next four years following their summer trip.

Disclaimer: I don't own Pokémon or its characters. Remake of another of my oldies, hopefully with a better ending than the first version. Haven't been really an active writer lately, since my "faith" in the ship started to wane after...well, after a certain character made her debut.

The story of a boy and the journey he takes that changes everything in his world. Following the origins, the life and times of the most influential individual in Pokemon history. This is the story of Red. (Based on an in-game Nuzlocke, rated for occasional graphic violence, language, death, and implied adult themes)

Hana x Corrin (M). Follows the story of a samurai and a prince.

The only sound was the scraping of feet against the scorched pavement. The pair, a boy and girl only sixteen trudged on despite the rumbling in their stomachs and blisters on their feet. "Just a little farther." was the only thought keeping them going every day when they woke.

Subaru has a lot to keep him busy: piggybacking alien, intense battles, illogical schoolgirls, annoying friends, pop artists, far-too-intelligent scientists, and an attack on planet earth! Novelization of Megaman Starforce One. Japanese names. Aged-up characters. Reboot. The storyline has some tweaks to give it a bit of character.

"I couldn't do it…"

After finally winning a league, Ash returns home to relax for a while before setting out on a new adventure. With many of his old friends in Pallet to congratulate him, life cannot be better for Ash Ketchum. But when true evil arises in the New Team Rocket, will he be able to save the most important person in his life? Advance/Pearl/Amour. Character Death and Dark themes.

Rui can see Shadow pokemon and Wes can catch them. They're the heroes that the Orre region needs. Now that Team Snagem is on their tails, they have to stick together. That's not the problem, however, it's being apart that's unbearable. As they come to realize this themselves, the region falls further and further into darkness. Team Snagem is strong, and only they can stop them.

Set in the middle of Star Force 3, soon after Luna's return. It's her first day heading back to school after being reconstructed, and Luna begins to notice something off about Geo. Can she get him to confess what's bothering him? Oneshot. A bit of GeoxLuna but not too much.

May is going out to a club with Misty and Ash. After reuniting and getting ready they set off, but there is always a risk with drinking and Ash has to step up to the plate and in the process discover some things about the two of them.

As May gets ready to head to Johto, Ash is confused as to why she's striking out on her own. The two spend one more night together, clearing up the confusion and enjoying each other's company. Not quite Advanceshipping, but close enough.

May thinks back to how she got to where she is now; how she struggled so much after she left Kanto. With negativity surrounding her and with no where to turn, she is nearly pushed over the edge. That is, until a certain someone returns to her life and does what he does best...save her. Advanceshipping. Loosely based on the song "What We Ain't Got" by Jake Owen.

The original version of the sequel to Little Moments. Ben and Gwen explore their new relationship and try to adjust to a normal life even as enemies old and new hunt for them.