Seekers are social creatures and Knock Out comes to the realization that a certain aspect of Starscream's health has been severely neglected.

In an a dusty Earth Kingdom village, a house made for four is left with a mother, her son Lee, and unresolved issues over a Fire Nation prince.

Does this even need a description?

If she were ever asked to remember exactly how or when this particular tradition had begun, Minerva McGonagall would have to admit that she couldn't quite remember.

Western AU. The sheriff of Federation City has been murdered and outlaw gangs are running amuck. McCoy was seeking a quiet life as a country doctor not becoming hostage and pawn in the quiet war between rival gangs. Not to mention he's pretty sure the over cocky leader of one of the gangs is going to be the death of him. Major McCoy whump, some Kirk Whump. H/C.

The final events of Captain America: Civil War unfolded a little differently. In the End, this is all that we have left. Major Character Death.

A strange energon reading gets the attention of Decepticons and Autobots alike, the ensuing battle sets it off, with disastrous consequences for all. What do you hold onto when all hope is lost? How do you see, when all light is gone? Probably AU. Non-slash/non-pairing.

McCoy's transport is destroyed in what is thought to be an accidental containment field explosion. No major character deaths. COMPLETE!

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."

...and one time it wasn't. Chronicling the melds post Mirror, Mirror, beginning with Spectre of the Gun. He just thought this was normal. Suck it up, soldier. But why was it getting worse?

The much requested and anticipated sequel to Just a Consultant – we see the Avenger's reactions and the drastic measures that they are willing to take to save Tony's life. The questions now remaining – can our fool hearted "heroes" succeed? Will he even let them try? Rating for Language and Themes.

Under General Krell, there are no names, just numbers. The clones under his harsh command have begun to see themselves as expendable- until they temporarily serve with the 501st. Set sometime during season 2.

Among the many upsides of sharing a room with your many brothers, was the fact that there was always someone going for a pillow fight.

During the summer before sixth year, Harry finds an injured bat in the garden and decides to try to heal it...and an unwilling Snape learns just what kind of a person Harry Potter really is. No slash.

Modern AU: Altair gets stuck in traffic. And meets someone new. Then things get a little weird.

He chooses his objective carefully: a busy recruiting station in Iacon's industrial district, where one more bot with new paint and a fake ID shouldn't stand out. (Smokescreen, from rookie to veteran. Written for the '30 Days of Writing: A Drabble a Day' challenge on Tumblr. Cover image by Amber Dawn.)

Serenity's crew picks up a mighty interesting passenger. Jayne is less than impressed.

Sequel to "Restless Nights." Ichigo can't get home because of a mishap with the Senkaimon. When he has to stay overnight but refuses to sleep, who will help?

The shinigami always seem to forget Ichigo is only seventeen years old compared to their hundreds of years. But when they see a side of Ichigo he never shows to anyone, they might change their minds.

"What do you know about this clone?" "I know he's young for his record." So continues the story of Just Another Clone (JAC) as he fights to save the lives of his brothers, survives torture, faces murderous traitors and is given an offer he can't possibly refuse. What does it mean to be a clone? To be alive? Does anyone know?. Non-slash/non-pairing.

The story of Just Another Clone. Non-slash/non-pairing. Probably AU?. Rated T primarily for language.

Altair feels someone is watching him. Desmond feels his life falling apart. A thousand years isn't any distance at all, really.

Kid Flash and the Rogues have always had a... unique hero-villain relationship. When their (emphasis on THEIR) 'baby' hero starts acting odd, and some unexpected things are found out, the Rogues take it into their head to fix it. Because NO ONE messes with THEIR Baby Flash. AU. Rated 'T' for Rogues' language, as well as mentions of abuse.

In a world where superheroes are still secret, Steve walks past a homeless man every morning on his way to work. Then they save the world together - but it's not enough.

So, Tony has a problem, not really a big problem in his eyes, but when is anything a big problem to him? He's Tony Stark, nothing is too big or too broken for him to fix, or invent something that fixes the problem. But when it's him that's broken, will it work the same? Will he be able to hide or fix what's broken? OneShot prompt, features all the Avengers. Rated T for Tony's mouth

Hakoda witnesses an unusual phenomenon. The gaang has a sleepover and Sokka manages to reforge bonds between the four nations while he's unconscious.

Seven times McCoy mind was violated, and one time he didn't have to face it alone.

Five times Tony Stark's exhaustion gets the better of him, and the one time someone decides it's time he use an actual bed. Only Warning: Language. Bonus: Hulk, the 'bots, and Loki

McCoy is a little tipsy but he's not worried; he knows he is in good hands. Gen.

You know you have a good team when they'll help sneak you out of the bathroom by blowing up a dinner party. T for safety and some blood.

Transformers Prime verse. Ratchet is ready to ignore another intel-for-medical-kit offer, but finally decides to answer it as at this point he sees no threat. Except Starscream doesn't have anything for him. And the amount of energon spilled beneath him is substantial.

He had punched Mirage in the face, and Mirage hadn't dodged. One-shot.

Some would call him a defector. Or just defective. He supposed both would be right. WARNING: major character death. G1 cartoon continuity. COMPLETE.

Steve Rogers could take his idealistic views and pretty words and shove them up his down home American ass, Tony Stark was a hero.

When Jim discovers an unusual arrangement between Spock and McCoy, he doesn't know what to think… until McCoy explains. Gen.

Tony wakes up feeling like crap and finds himself longing for the times he lived alone and it was a lot easier to get a simple cup of coffee.

Wally didn't get that experiment quite right, after all. But that's okay; something steps in to give him a boost anyways.

What no one seems to remember is that Tony Stark created that armor. Iron Man would be less than nothing – literally – without Tony and his genius. Leave Tony alone, however, with access to a half-decent workshop and he'll revolutionize the world. Or, Tony is over protective and doesn't really care.

The crew of the Nemesis deals with Knock Out's erratic behavior in the aftermath of S2E7 of Transformers Prime, "Crossfire". CONTAINS SPOILERS. One-shot.

Gotham is a harsh mistress, and one night in a dark alley, Commissioner Gordon learns a lesson about family and pain, about secrets and keeping them, and about what it means to live.

Sometimes, all you can do is repeat to yourself "I love my job, I love my job". Will Lennox deals with a normal day at work- well, normal for Diego Garcia, anyway.

A typical adventure in Reaper!Bones-land. McCoy saves Jim's sanity, Reaper saves Sam's life, and some nosy kids save the doctor's soul. Well, kind of, and certainly not in that order.

John Grimm, now called Leonard McCoy, is beginning to feel like a human again. Then the Enterprise encounters the SS Botany Bay, and only the Reaper can stop Khan from commandeering the Enterprise. AOS version of TOS episode Space Seed. - COMPLETE

Sometimes I think it should be a rule of war that you have to see somebody up close and get to know him before you can shoot him. - M*A*S*H. A chance encounter shows Epps that there is always more to a story than what you believe you know. T for safety

Kirk makes a decision when he learns that Dr. McCoy isn't taking care of himself. Five times Kirk and Spock were called to watch over McCoy and one time they were already there. K/S/M friendship and McCoy working as a physician.

He is treacherous and screechy - so much we know, but even under his polished and guarded shell there's more than meets the eye.

It was a source of constant irony for Spock that when called upon to save lives, Doctor Leonard McCoy became the perfect Vulcan." In which Spock and Doctor McCoy come to an understanding.

Take one Severus Snape, one baby Potter, and one insane Headmaster; simmer gently and stir well. Don't forget to duck! AU Oneshot.

G1-ish. A routine mission winds up being anything but for our favorite trine. Now grounded and with few options, Skywarp needs to find his wingmates before a more sinister force finds him. Fortunately for Skywarp, help is as close as your former enemy.

G1. Oneshot. They didn’t know why the alien jets chose to fly with them. Perhaps they were bored. Perhaps they liked messing with their heads. Perhaps they just didn’t like flying alone. Seeker-centric, OCs involved.

Post-2007-movie. Sam takes pity on an injured Decepticon, despite the misgivings of his Autobot friends, and ends up with a disabled mech living in his backyard for an indefinite length of time.

Who do you go to when you have nightmares, Sokka?" An innocent question, right? Anyway, K because of 2 words & unhappy implication

Oneshot. Lord Voldemort's will has been discovered! It appears to have been written just after his return, and hidden at Hogwarts of all places.

If no one knows you exist, are you just a figment of your own imagination? Or: Why is Harry so normal? Oneshot.

Oneshot. They all waited for Harry to save them. But Neville knew Harry wasn't a hero, Harry was just a boy. Not HBP compliant. NL, HP.

Even Ichigo has limits. [What if? Spoilers for near the end of Soul Society arc]

In the end, Harry was no better than his foe. Heroes are only human. HP, SS. Final battle, preHBP. Complete.

PostOOTP, Snape blows his cover as a spy to save Harry from Voldemort. To win the war, even those who loathe each other must unite, and many lessons are learned in the process. COMPLETE!