Toshiyan was trapped in the death game just like everyone else, but when an unfortunate lack of information lead to many deaths by his hand, including his sister. He blames the only person who could have helped him, The Black Swordsman Kirito. When the death game ends he meets the swordsman again. Can he find it in his heart to forgive Kirito, and Himself? I own the OCs/story only.

What is the origins of the Legend that was the mightiest Super Saiyan born, Broly? A tie-in series to the Vegeta Chronicles, this re-tells the hours of Broly's birth and the eve of Planet Vegeta's destruction, as he and his father, Paragus, narrowly escape their home planet's destruction.

What if Vegeta was the hero who killed Cell at his most powerful? What if 17 & 18 were given bigger roles in future Arcs? What if Tien Shinhan and other long forgotten characters were suddenly important? This is the series in which those characters get those big roles, and where the DBZ series is retold through their eyes and their perspective. This is...the Vegeta Chronicles!

COMPLETE. Gen. Post-movie. In the midst of attorney fees and appeal dates for her father, Abigail Callahan meets the boy and robot who saved her life. Hiro isn't thrilled with her request - but at the end of the day, he needs a lesson in letting things go. Sequel to Malignant Butterfly Infestations.

John Reese and Harold Finch are not the only ones working in the shadows to fight crime. Their next "assignment" puts them on the path of a well enough known "colleague"...

Hadès revient des Enfers. Pour se venger ? Non, pour prévenir Athéna et ses chevaliers d'un danger imminent. Les Dieux décident de l'aider en faisant renaître les Chevaliers d'ors, pour leur propre Rédemption./!\YAOI/!\RESUME EN PREMIERE PAGE

Everyone on Satellite wants to escape to the city. Two people actually make it. Two escape the city jail. And Yusei is offered everything he ever wanted - provided he can gather them all again before time runs out, and Utopia becomes a nightmare.

He knows how his story ends, and yet Itachi can't help but wonder what goes through his leader's mind. Will he be missed? Will his life here have made a difference? Implied Itachi/Pein. One-shot.

Someone is killing off Gotham's criminals, one by one. Can Batman put a stop to this killing spree before it gets out of hand? And more importantly, does he really want to? Rated T for violence, might change rating to M in the future.

Sequel to The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Link and the pirates go in search of the next Hyrule. But when a new friend is in trouble, the quest to save her becomes a quest to quell the evil stirring in an ancient kingdom. Status: Retired

ok, it's freaky but funny, it's based on Tupac's song hit em up, and it's basically a rap voldy sings to Harry, haha, enjoy :0