The world has ended, but there is work to be done. A broken soul must be mended and somehow, Ultimate Despair, the world's greatest monsters, must be redeemed. Sequel to The Lion's Den

It was something neither had expected, but both had secretly wanted. The question remained: where exactly did something like that lead? The answer: perhaps not where either was expecting. Rated T for adult themes.

It takes one bad turn on the path of 'lonerhood' for everything to go wrong. (Complete)

AU. Bakugo fulfilled his dream of becoming a police officer, unknowingly sacrificing every connection he had with his friends and family in the process. Only after meeting an old classmate and impulsively trying to help her does he realise that he was the one who needed to be saved all along. Kacchako/Bakuraka

People are ever the playthings of the Gods. When a middle aged man's boredom reaches a level even the Gods notice, he finds himself in Orario, naked and female. The story starts a short time before Hestia herself descends, and I -hope- to keep as true to the main plot line as I can.

Heaven doesn't want him. The devils hate him on principle alone. The fallen are torn because of his relationship with one of their own. Issei Hyoudou is the Isolated Joker. His new assignment will present new possibilities, and new risks.

Forty-Seven Students awaken in Hope's Peak Academy, to find themselves at the mercy of Monokuma and his many machinations. Their only means of escape? To commit the perfect murder, without being caught in the process. Can there be any hope amidst the overwhelming despair? (AU featuring the cast of all three main games.) [Part One of the Legacy of Despair Series]

The first investigation was going exactly as the Mastermind hoped it would. And then Ouma picked up the ball. MAJOR V3 SPOILERS (Sort of Fix-It; Justice is Served AU)

After the conclusion of the first Killing Game, Komaeda decides to bring the Ultimate Hope under his care. The world has become a very dangerous place after all, and there's no way he can allow Naegi Makoto's light to blink out. (aka. Komaeda decides to kidnap a terrified Naegi, and Ultimate Despair makes for a poor host) Only follows canon from the first game.

No one believed him. Who would? Talk of a demon killing your family was about as crazy as it got. Issei Hyoudou was convinced it was a demon, but no one believed him. After ten years in Tokyo's psyche ward, Issei is sent to Kuoh academy to try to live a normal life, but finds more than he expected. Looks like he wasn't crazy after all.

Kuroko never doubted that her Onee-sama would come to her rescue. She just never imagined that there would come a time when that knowledge frightened her. Sometimes, knowing just how far someone is willing to go to help is worse than needing them in the first place, and Kuroko is about to learn that Mikoto may not be as sane as everyone thinks.

A few days after the first murder and execution, Hajime Hinata suddenly finds Mahiru Koizumi knocking on the door to his room. Little did they know what this simple event would eventually lead to... Rated M for subtle mention of character death.

Issei is kidnapped by terrorists before any of the factions can act. After getting tortured, he decides that the only way to survive is to help the terrorists. Later, through various happenings he finds himself as a Devil of the Gremory./AntiHero Issei/IsseixKuroka./'To suffer, grieve and moan, but never to die out, even if starved of sunlight.' COMPLETED.

Kamijou Touma has never been the luckiest person in the world; but due to that lack of good fortune he isn't ignorant to those in need. But a simple impulsive act results in him meeting someone who thrives in a darker world hidden beneath the surface. Now at the crossroads: will he trek into the unknown to save that girl or be devoured by the beasts that lurk within the darkness?