They're not happy with how things have turned out. So many people have died, despite their efforts to stop the chaos that wrought the earth. So many people have suffered. So much unnecessary grief. If only there was a way. A way to change everything. To save the damned. But perhaps... there is a way. This, my friends, is Movie Mode. (Cover image by Ariza Luca, warnings inside.)

Several months have passed since Rick left and the Federation took charge of Earth. Morty's trying to adjust, but suddenly he's being plagued by hallucinations of memories that aren't his and lives he's never lived. He feels like he's losing his mind. He doesn't understand what any of it means, what could possibly be wrong with him—and this time Rick's not around to fix things.

In a world where an evil master oppresses all free Pokémon, a human-turned-Charmander teams up with a fugitive Bulbasaur and embarks on a journey for answers.

60dB: Normal conversation level. 85dB: Beginning of hearing damage. 127dB: Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) begins. Permanent hearing loss. 140dB: Hearing protection required (definite long term damage). 191dB: 1 lb. bomb or grenade at blast epicentre. 195dB: The human eardrums ruptures... Well. Jesse should've asked for a helmet. (UPDATES IRREGULAR)

TP. Perpetual twilight; clandestine malevolence. Realms linked by an encroaching darkness. The fate of two worlds hangs in the balance and only a hero can save them. A retelling of Twilight Princess.

The truth was supposed to save Danny. Fix things. The lab, the experiments, the lies, those were all in the past. Weren't they? Sequel to Phantom of Truth. Now complete! Cover art by Paplup.

As soon as they were proclaimed, the words of the announcer were swallowed up in a roar of cheers by the hundred-plus people, Jesse's team included. Determined even more to win the competition, Jesse resolved to focus on winning and to think no more of the Ocelots and their freacon beacon. }§{ —A Minecraft: Story Mode Novelization— Male Jesse

Ever wonder what was going on in all those goofy worlds that Jesse and friends were running though in the beginning of episode 7? That's what this story is trying to figure out.

Defeating Calamity Ganon was just the beginning. Princess Zelda tries to help her appointed knight Link to fully recover his memories and he, in turn, works with her to restore the Kingdom of Hyrule. The Yiga Clan, though, have one last ace to play to stop them. A Breath of the Wild sequel.

It was just yesterday that things were normal. No one scared, or hurt, or missing... Now, everything was different. It's almost funny how quickly it became like this; someone she thought she hated was now on her team, the place she called home most likely destroyed... And to top it all off, there was one thing she couldn't understand. Why were her hands so stiff?

A oneshot for a more satisfying ending to Episode 8.

What do you treasure most? OC. (Slow-building, different, serious take on the "globe-fic" trope. Historical.) Sequel to "A Matter of Time." [Cover image by Creativay.] Complete.

The balance of elements is upset. Amid a violent thunderstorm, a human finds himself transformed into a Squirtle. With the help of a journeying Cyndaquil, he chooses to take balance into his own claws in a new world of uncertainty and danger.

Leo records certain events in his antitypical life that revolves around a genius, billionaire stepfather, an overly concerned mother, his bionic siblings, and a seemingly invincible antagonist in a high-tech journal. Episode tag to Seasons Two to Four episodes.

Team Plasma has been stopped, Colress and his technology were defeated and Reshiram is safe. The battles are over, but Ash is still expected to keep fighting. And he doesn't think that's fair. (A continuation of "Like No One Ever Was")

Nature brought the tornado, Team Rocket got them stuck in it, Age caused the building's collapse, and Bad Luck did the rest. But none of them are to blame for electrocuting Ash to the point of brain damage. That's all on Pikachu.

It is said that when good people die, they go to Heaven. But what happens to good animals after they die? And what happens if a human ends up at the wrong afterlife crossing?

Mew's up to mischief and a boy finds out that being a pokemon, in a world of humans, isn't as great as it seems. Especially if you didn't mean to be transformed.

When Respawn malfunctions and their annoying Scout is turned into something far more precocious, it'll take all of the RED team's wits and patience to look after him. At the same time, Engineer must find a way to turn Scout back into an adult before the BLUs-or anyone else-realizes what's happened. No pairings, just a bunch of exhausted trained killers and one hyperactive child.

The Respawn system shuts down without explanation, and the RED and BLU teams are left to figure out the solution and if the rules of the game have changed. No Administrator; Ratings may go up due to violence. Romance is secondary to plot.

When the imagination's worst horrors are confronted in reality, people can't help but change. Adaptation is one of the cornerstones of evolution, but for Gordon Freeman, this isn't evolution, it is regression.

For some people, training isn't easy. For some people, training is beyond easy. Unfortunately, for me, training is beyond hard. Double weaknesses, attacked by wild Pokemon, mistrust of trainers, and much more. I just CAN'T catch a break, can I?

Breen is dead, City 17 is in ruins, the Citadel is collapsing, but the Combine is still powerful, and determined to survive. Then a scientist is found in the wreckage, and once again, everything changes.

AU. Rusty has been adopted not by ThunderClan...but ShadowClan! COMPLETE! Chapter Forty up! Please read and review!

The entire planet is under Combine rule, and the human resistance struggles to survive. But then a misplaced scientist steps off a train, and everything changes.

Bulbasaur and his trainer had an agreement: they would make it to the Pokémon League, or go down trying. So even when faced with utter tragedy, he decides that he and his trainer will live up to their promise. By any means necessary.

An adaption of Episode 3. MAJOR SPOILERS Rated T for intense violence.

Gordon Freeman started it. Adrian Shephard has been sent to finish it. And Barney Calhoun is just stuck in the middle.

Phenomenal cosmic powers, itty bitty living space. A jinni's fate, unless he comes across the rarest of mortals who might set him free...

Based on Sonic 2. For years Tails has been wishing on stars for one thing: a friend. When a certain blue hedgehog arrives on the scene he thinks his wish has come true, but Robotnik isn't far behind and soon Tails' world is plunged into chaos. Please R&R!

Okay people quiet please, quiet! Now then, this is a novelization of Half Life. The Administrator has informed me that it's now required reading for all Black Mesa Pesonnel.