Rock Lee finds a gem of a cafe downtown, and an even prettier prize inside. But is he really smooth enough procure such a catch?

Shino, Kiba, and Hinata are sent out by Lady Tsunade to track an intruder to the Leaf Village. But this attacker hits Kiba with a unexpected weapon that debilitates him in one of the most...effective ways. He's a teenage boy, after all. Hinata goes on ahead, leaving Shino to deal with the sticky aftermath of one of the sneakiest attacks every waged on Team Eight. Please review :)

Stan Marsh and his family left South Park shortly after a pathogenic virus spread to North America, which causes the undead to rise and crave human flesh. Ten years later Stan finds himself back in the place that was once his home, where memories and familiar faces lurk beneath the stirring dust. Edit: There are spoilers in the reviews, so please read at your own discretion

Something about tonight leaves Ciel sleepless.

Ichimatsu just wants some extra shut-eye. He can't help it if his brothers are nosy. But when Osomatsu crosses the line, Ichimatsu is stuck with a terrible decision.

Companion fic to "Dead and Buried". Stan Marsh is fifteen in a world ravaged by zombies. He tries mostly keeps to himself and avoids getting too friendly with strangers. In this world, it's kill or be killed. But you never know what, or who, you'll stumble upon.

2D and Murdoc do the weekly shop. And more sneak peeks into the lives of two of the Gorillaz when they're not being fabulous rock stars. Rated T for language.

If adolescence was a thunder storm, Clyde was a lightning rod. Which would make Craig the lightning, right? He certainly was quiet enough. A snapshot into the lives of two boys as they struggle with the problems of being teenagers.

Four of the boys find themselves in South Park's planetarium for an admittedly stupid school project. The group gets separated, and two of the boys become trapped, where fear and panic bring hidden truths to the surface. M for language/suggestive behaviour

Pitch isn't the only being dependant upon the shadows, nor is he the only one affected by his recent defeat at the hands of the Guardians. A new friend emerges and offers Pitch a chance to reclaim the shadows, but how trustworthy is he really? And will the Guardians be able to defeat these new threats to the light?