15-year-old Louise Tuckerman has Ace, an M4A3E8 Sherman, in her basement, belonging to her grandfather, who was its commander back in World War 2. With him now passed on, the tank was discovered by officials and caused a stir. With an unexpected offer from a Japanese high school uniting the survival of the tank and her desire to participate in tankery, her answer is obvious.

Remnant never knew what true horror was until demons more terrifying than the Grimm arrived, seeking to conquer a world they think belongs to them. Nor the limits a warrior stripped of his humanity would push himself, and others, to exterminate the Slaves of Doom and their mortal allies. His path of perpetual torment continues and this time he will no longer be walking it alone...

You can kill an assassin, but you can't kill the Creed. Altaïr, Ezio, Connor, Edward, Arno, Adéwalé and the Fryes have each done their part for the Assassins, but they aren't done. Alive in the world of Remnant, they lead new lives as combat students at Beacon. However as evil forces draw close, they must rely once more on the Assassin in each of them to protect the freedom of all.

[ALMOST BACK] After the lovable mercs of TF2 defeat the Classic mercs, they're fired for no longer being relevant to Mann Co. business since all three Mann brothers are dead and Hale has control of the company again. So there go our boys, traveling the dusty desert, until something happens that leaves them in a completely new world.

A doctor is called in to keep the girls in top health after an unfortunate reveal that they can get sick. As the doctor stays in the base, some questions arise about him and his origin as he is... strange, to say the least. They never would've suspected that he and some other men are not of this world. Time for an adventure involving mercs and Kanmusu...

After Kuromorimine was defeated by Ooarai in the 63rd National Sensha-Dou Tournament, popular demand forced the Sensha-dou Federation to lower tournament joining requirements, allowing in lower tier girl schools and even boys. Thus, the gentlemen of Eton found themselves thrown against better equipped and better trained opponents to seize victory from the jaws of defeat.