Jaune was only worried about two things in life; graduating from high school and dodging his hated bully. He didn't care about the supernatural, nor believe in it. But a chance encounter with a mysterious girl in red will open his eyes to a world that lives beside our own, a dangerous and deadly secret. But beware, child, for eyes once opened to the truth may never again be closed.

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.

Bludhaven officer, Dick Grayson knew that he could always count on his family no matter what. It was just kind of hard to depend on them when they and everybody else in the world had no clue who he or his alter ego was. Putting together the fractured pieces of his life would have been a lot easier if he hadn't been transferred to Gotham P.D.

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?

[ENDGAME SPOILERS AHEAD!] Nebula thinks she gets it; how her sister came to love a Terran. Those 21 days spent drifting hopelessly through space on a broken ship may have been the best memories she'd ever had. [Tony & Nebula friendship]

In which Ace was captured by the marines soon after Sabo was presumed killed, and things go downhill from there.

"It was an accident." That was what Zuko had said to his crew when he used an element he hadn't been meant to. He wasn't the Avatar. The Avatar was supposed to be in the Earth Kingdom, hidden by its walls. Unless the old Avatar had died long ago ... and had already been replaced fifteen years ago. AU.

The end is nigh. With three of four Relics in play, time runs short for America in more ways than one. Salem is on the move, and Ozpin insists they must retrieve the Relic of Choice before it's too late. But as Amber's past with Ozpin comes to light, America wonders if their trust might be misplaced... Sequel to The Atrocities of Atlas.

The Avengers team still on earth are brought to a movie theater by unknown means a few days before the events of Infinity War happen, and have to watch the future unfold through a movie. I DO NOT OWN THE AVENGERS, MARVEL, THE CHARACTERS, OR THE SCRIPT TO ANY OF THEIR MOVIES!

Seven years have passed since Ace was shot at the age of ten, when he thought sailing in front of a Celestial Dragon's ship was a good idea. (aka: In which Ace "died", Sabo adopts a not so healthy coping mechanism, and they're both hopeless wrecks.)

America suffers at the hands of a madman who will do anything to attain his goals. Left with no choice, the nations return to Remnant and expose their survival. Now aware Ozpin and Qrow lied to them, RWBY and JNPR's trust in them wavers. Salem sets her sight on the Relic of Creation but with all Atlas has done, will anyone want to defend it? Sequel to The Depths of Deception

What if Tony ran away, rather than return to the US? What if he became Iron Man from the corner of a workshop in India? What if he and Bruce met up before Helicarriers existed? What if Steve Rogers recognized the face of a dead man? What if Fury told him Iron Man's a terrorist? What if he and three very special agents looked for the armor but found the Hulk? Also, Pepper the cat.

Yang wasn't used to leadership, but she wasn't going to accept Ozpin's suggestion of mandatory rest either. Not when it meant losing her spot on Team RWBY. If she had to lead a rookie squad of police officers against the White Fang to prove she could still fight, then so be it. Too bad no one told her the VSPR was made up of Vale's worst criminals, many of which she knew by name.

...and the one time he remembered.

The nations (plus one) have escaped Remnant and returned to Earth. An unaware RNJR seeks answers while America struggles to navigate a world he doesn't remember, Pyrrha scrambles to adjust to a world she doesn't know, and Canada fails to return to a life he once considered normal. But Remnant and its war are not done with them yet. Sequel to The Shattered Soul.

Jaune was a hunter, hunting animals from a young age. Not Grimm, and never people. Not like the so-called 'real' Hunters he wanted nothing to do with. But when an absent sister asks him to help rescue a missing student, Jaune Arc and Lie Ren will both have to put aside their differences and learn what it means to be true Huntsmen if they're to survive the Grimmlands.

After the battle of Beacon, a disheartened Canada and his remaining friends head to Mistral to find information about Cinder's faction, and hopefully a missing America. Meanwhile, an amnesiac Alfred flees through Anima, unaware that those he is running from are friends… and those he is running with are anything but. Sequel to Weight of the World.

Portgas D. Ace was only five years old when he died. But then he woke up. (Immortal!Ace fic)

Prince Zuko quits his hunt for Aang to look for his mother instead, but when the reunion with Ursa doesn't go well, Zuko goes through a metamorphosis to find a new path. Meanwhile Gaang are forced to realize the world isn't black and white. Dragons, friendships, and major changes to plot.

Jaune had no interest in Ozpin's latest training initiative, especially when it pit boys against girls across Beacon. Cowardice or not, he intended to hide and wait the whole thing out. Leading the male alliance wasn't part of the plan, nor was becoming mankind's final hope. He was a coward, an idiot and a weakling. It was just a shame no one would believe him when he said so!

America and Canada awaken in a dangerous, monster-filled world. With strange new powers and suspicious blanks in their memories, they seek answers while keeping out of the spotlight. They can't afford to interfere. Not when they need to get home. So they don't. That is, until a city called Vale is breached by the Grimm and America's hero complex kicks in.

Sequel to Fire and Ice. After becoming the new Spirit of Summer, Ace struggles with the knowledge that one day he will be forced to leave everyone he loves behind. Jack questions how far he would go for those he cares about. And Luffy, unaware of Ace's rebirth, is plagued by visions of his brother's death and other horrors. But those nightmares may be more than just dreams…

Near the conclusion of the events of Heaven's Feel, the attempted destruction of the Great Holy Grail causes an unforeseen outcome that has led Shirou, Rin, Sakura, Illya and the servant Rider to be transported to a different dimension. How will they fare in a world filled with Grimm, Dust and Hunters?

As Ace and Sabo reforge their brotherly bond over the tragedy that hit home, mysteries start to unravel from left to right. Questions are left unanswered and slowly doubt begins to bubble up.

When Ace left Dawn Island to begin his journey, he was not alone. Not that anyone else was able to see his invisible, icy Guardian. One Shot.

There must be a limit to how innocent and naive their team leaders can be can be. There must be. But until it's found... (Oneshot)

Ever wonder what the fall of Beacon's favorite fraudulent student-teacher would look like? Professor Jaune Arc knew it would be Yang's fault somehow... though he'd forget why soon enough. A gift-fic to Coeur Al'Alran and his story 'Professor Arc.'

Portgas D. Ace stared at his reflection, eyes bloodshot. He felt a bone-deep weariness prick at the edges of his mind. No one would come for him. He had made sure of it.

Can be found again. The commander of the second division started behaving strangely after an incident that nearly set the Moby Dick aflame, but amnesia was far from the problem. Time travel, no pairings.

Jaune Arc was the descendant of heroes who never had an honest chance to be a Hunter. Jaune was just a common criminal who never had a choice in the matter. Falls from grace are never elegant, and Jaune's is no different. A story told in shorts, with an emphasis on 'short.' Now complete.