A series of one-shots and some multi-shots about our favourite, littlest paladin. Mostly fluff, definitely some angst. NO ROMANCE. Any and all ships are purely platonic. Disclaimer: I own nothing.

Meg McCaffrey has been hurt by a great many things in her short, miserable life, but music has never been one of them. The life of a little girl torn up without mercy and put together with the flimsy glue of pianos, friendships and the human voice.

Post season one, happy-ending AU. Eleven moves in with the Byers', learns to adapt to ordinary Hawkins life, and tries to figure out why Mike has been acting so oddly since their kiss in the cafeteria. (Hint: it's because he's an awkward middle school boy who doesn't know what he's doing). NOW COMPLETE :D

Naegi mysteriously found himself back on his first day in school after the events of the first DanganRonpa. With the chance to relive the lost two years, Naegi needed to get his friends back on his side again and prevent the Most Despair-Inducing Incident from happening. SPOILERS for DanganRonpa 1&2 and ZERO

It really wasn't all that odd to find Pidge sleeping in weird places, often draped over her latest tech project or with one sitting nearby. That's why one day when Keith wandered into the Red Lion's hanger to see Pidge laying over one of the consoles, clothes and hair rumpled and softly snoring, he wasn't terribly surprised at the sight.

Pidge has a problem. Pidge can fall asleep just about...anywhere. Even unconventional places. The first time is characterized with confusion and mild hysteria. "Hey guys, have you seen Pidge?"

Slumped in the common room, sweaty and gross, it started simply with: "No offense guys, but right now I'd kill you all for a chocolate bar."

Of course, someone has to disturb the peace. "Hey Pidge! About the Blue Lion, could you-OH MY GOD YOU'RE BLEEDING!" Pidge looks down and finds that yes…they are. Huh. There's a dark line of red running down their leg…hey when did that happen? Pidge doesn't remember doing anything that could-OH. MY. GOSH. THEY'RE BLEEDING! IT'S BLEEDING BUT NOT THAT KIND OF BLEEDING

Yasuo has always lived with the wind by his side. But when it turns on him, he must find his own path: to clear his name, to seek the truth. He does not know where his path will take him, but he is prepared for anything that will face him. Or so he thinks. Riven is lost, but she does not know what it is she looks for. Is it forgiveness? Is it strength? Or is it something else?

"I am not the kind of man who'd let such a beautiful young lady like you walk in the dark, all alone." Definitely true, the truest of truths, straight from the bottom of Mikoto Mikoshiba's too-large, too-fragile heart. (Or: in which Mikorin falls for Chiyo.)

"When they had pulled over to the little gas station in the middle of nowhere, Annabeth really thought it would be impossible for things to turn sour in the matter of minutes she had exited the car to get snacks and return. Obviously, she had overestimated the rest of the seven's ability to stay out of trouble." A short story of the seven and their hijinks.

it may be a necessary reference point for nozaki's manga, but it doesn't change the fact that the photo booth is much too small for three people. (mikoshiba/chiyo/nozaki)

After 20 years of being forced to live as a slave, Po finally returns home to the Valley, searching for the one man who has kept him from losing hope for so long. His Dad. After his return, Po is greeted by the man who has caused him so much pain, and who was the cause of so many years of Po's suffering. Master Oogway. Will Po accept his destiny and overcome his hatred for Masters?

Attempting to make the best of bad weather, the Titans engage in a little game of Truth or Dare. But when the game turns into a bet involving BeastBoy, Raven, and a month of each other's company without killing one another, will a wedge be driven between

Po and the Furious Five must band together to help Shifu confront an enemy he never knew he had. And things take a bit of a twist when Tigress comes face to face with the one who made her an orphan. Rated T for violence in later chapters. Non/Slash.