Exactly what it says on the tin; Teams RWBY and JNR watching classic Earth movies and reacting to them. Inspired by 'The Infinite Realities of Jaune Arc' by Genital WarThunder.

Story done with the permission of Coeur Al'Aran. Deciding to take a small break from reading Death March RWBY and JNPR browse the bookshelf to find something else to read. In their search, they find a book with a curious title.

Two idiots decide it would be a spiffing great idea to break the resident knight's heart. It ends badly and kickstarts an epic war for love at Beacon.

Something unexpected happened to me. I'm stuck inside the body of the (future) greatest thief in Vale, with the power of The Gamer given to me for some unknown reason. All in all, it could be worse. For now I have given myself a mission, actually being the greatest thief in Vale! I also need to screw over Cinder, save Pyrrha and Penny, and not end up dead in the process.

Shirou never expected to be summoned to another world, but now all he wants to do is finish save it so that he could return home to his family. But it order to return home, he will first have to survive. First rule of surviving as a summoned hero, don't trust ANYONE.

Warhammer Fantasy and Mass Effect crossover. Shepard's infamous luck holds and she survives the impossible for a second time. Now on a strange new world, inhabited by even stranger beings, she fights to survive and find a way back home. Be sure to read the author's note at the end for further information on this story.

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?

Helping people. Saving people. Smiting 'evil.' That's all he did. To many out in the frontier, he was a unquestionably a hero. But to himself, he was a slave and little more. Hoping to find a true purpose in life, Jaune applies to Beacon and heads there eagerly. There, he will learn what it means to be 'free.' NOTE: summary/rating subject to change.

In ages past, an Undead knight sought answers in the land of gods. Then, he sought destiny. And then he sought out mercy, for those who he honored. Then he finally sought an eternal rest, and found it as kindling for the First Flame. Or so he thought, as he instead found himself awoken and entombed in ash and stone eons later. And now he must find something else to seek out.

Death and corruption. A rotting Empire, and a man who would sit at the heart of a revolution. In a dark world of constant death and deceit, what place will a man whose only wish was to save others be able to carve out for himself?

When Jaune's friends turned on him upon finding out about his transcripts, he felt more lost than ever. By chance he happened upon a stand in Vale, and his life would change forevermore… "I'm not a Huntsman… I'm a Hero."

We know the story. Class 78th loses their memories, and were forced into the killing game. Only a few of them survive the game. And what happens when those sixteen students, their memories of each other intact, watch the Danganronpa series? What happens if they see their future selves killing each other? Watch, as Class 78th watches their future.

Aqua abandons Kazuma and he is forced to survive on his own. There is no stopping him now.

Alcohol and bad decisions go hand in hand. Courier Six has learned this first hand and knows how bad those decisions can be. What he wasn't expecting was for things to take the turn they did.

After Gold Morning, Taylor Hebert is offered a second chance at heroism in a world both similar to and unlike her own. Of course, with Taylor's luck, she ends up right in the middle of an ongoing cape-fight. Will she actually manage to do things different this time, or fall back to old habits as Skitter? (Post-GM, modified powers Taylor)

RDR2 spoilers! In the final hours of his life, one more good deed rewards Arthur Morgan with a second chance he never thought he would have. Now, burdened by a promise and thrown into an unknown world, Arthur must show everyone that he isn't down for the count yet. Now if only he could get this tiger off of his back...

Some people say fate is an illusion, that destiny is whatever you make of it. Midoriya Izuku would like to punch those people in the face. Blessed, or cursed, by a quirk that he doesn't understand, Midoriya must discover the path to his destiny through trial and error. He just wishes he didn't have to die so often in the process. T for Language, Violence