Victory can prove bitter, especially when you're the only one alive to see it. With the world in chaos and everyone he ever loved dead, Jaune Arc makes a deal with the devil for one last chance to go back and change it all. But devils don't play by the same rules as humans, and Salem never did say how far back he'd go. Or how much deeper the war between her and Ozpin really went.

When Jaune's forged transcripts were rebuffed, his only option was to return home in disgrace or forge a new life in Vale. Opening a diner was an impetuous decision, being good at it a stroke of luck. Becoming the favourite haunt for students, teachers and criminals alike…? That was neither, but it sure did keep things interesting. Wasn't the civilian life supposed to be easier?

"In the end, it isn't hope that called out to me. Not the desire for someone to save them, to give them mercy. I failed at that once, and would never be able to answer that call. It was vengeance. The simple human need to make sure that whoever hurt you, whoever hurt those you love, will never be able to do so again. To ensure that even should you die, that your enemies would too."

What if Izuku unknowingly possessed a "sentient" Quirk like Tokoyami's Dark Shadow? Enter Midoriya Izuku, a young boy thought to be Quirkless who subconsciously controls the number one vigilante in Japan; an entity powerful enough to rival even the strongest villains. There's only one small, tiny problem: the entity thinks of him as a big brother. Good luck, Izuku-nii-chan!

Whatever she expected when she triggered, it wasn't meeting a short white-haired girl or turning into a hyper-advanced technological platform. Of course when you're Taylor Hebert, things frequently don't go as planned.

Heroes are made, not born. But who said they had to be organic?... Well listen here, buster, when you can beat a giant alien monster over the head with oil tanker, call me... No I don't mean a Krogan, I mean a freaking Kaiju! N-No that's not an exotic Asari dancer! Shut up, Striker!

An omake for Taylor Varga that I may have got a little carried away with :) Knowledge of both canon Worm and canon Taylor Varga is probably required for it to make sense...

Being a god was lonely. He was a being that defied comprehension, one who outpowered and outlived everyone else. But even for him, there was someone who could keep him company throughout the ages.

The origin of the Shipgirls has always been a subject of debate. Not one human knows where they truly came from, not even the Shipgirls themselves do. But, the truth is, they have a father. One who swore to never again let one of his children fall.

The First Contact War brought untold destruction to Earth, reducing Humanity to a shell of its former self. For 900 years, Humanity has been working tirelessly to lay claim to its own slice of the Milky Way Galaxy, and they are prepared to bring the Council to its knees to accomplish their goals. (Massive AU, New Technologies, and a far different humanity.)

What if Izuku's talent for analyzing was part of a Quirk all along? Will he become the next Symbol of Peace, or will his superior mind forge a new future? (AU, OP Izuku)

A Grimm with unnatural curiosity becomes a Piece in a Game beyond mortal understanding. Armed only with its witts, wings and the mysterious ability to see and change its numerical abilities, the nevermore sets out on a journey of self-discovery. Gamer-Nevermore. Influenced by Kumo Desu Ga, Nani Ka. Special thanks to DownSmashJon for making the cover art.

It has been five long years since the Abyssals appeared, and the war is far from over. Even with the spirits of past ships summoned to help, humanity faces a long and hard fight to rid their oceans of the Abyssal threat. But one mysterious girl might help turn the tide. Just, what on earth does "UNSC" mean?

When a strange device capable of remarkable feats is found in the Martian ruins, the course of humanity's history changes forever. The resulting leaps and bounds in technology leave humanity well prepared to deal with the rest of the galaxy. AU

When you battle a great foe, you will either triumph or be defeated... there is no middle ground. Louise would battle the storm, and win.