A present day Star Trek fan is forcibly thrust into that dimension and made anew as an augment, a genetically engineered superman, on the whim of a mischievous god. Armed with knowledge of this dimension's past and future, he's determined to live well, have fun with alien women, and make it look easy. Elements of DS9/TNG/Voy/Ent. With Joe Lawyer as Co-Author.

"A race of gargantuan, sentient machines coming to wipe out all life in the galaxy...?" Kurama questioned incredulously inside his mind, "That is certainly a new one." Naruto Uzumaki grinned widely at the redhead standing in front of him. "You know what it sounds like to me?" he replied to the demon, a wild excitement coursing through his veins. "It sounds like a challenge."

Technological incompatibility can cause serious issues even at a simple level. When it comes to interstellar travel, those issues can be quite profound...

Harry Potter, Master of the Hallows and now Protector of a Dimensional Doorway, crosses said door into a new world. A world where he finds the last of a magical species set to face off against one another in a twisted man's sick game. Harry will do what he does best. Save People.

Shot backwards in time, Sakura finds herself in an unfamiliar land where she begins to, unwittingly, make a reputation for herself. Desperate to find her way home, she makes a deal which may change her life, and the future, forever.

Tara's death was a low point in the gang's history, so when given a chance to change her fate, Xander grabs it tightly with both hands, but how will a girl from the sticks react to a boy raised on the Mouth of Hell?

The houses of Hogwarts are growing stagnant, and a certain sentient Hat is dismayed over this turn of events. It decides to take matters into its own hands, taking advantage of several obscure rules to sort students where the Hat wants them, not where heredity or their own desires want them to be. The result? A mess that gradually pulls the student body into utter chaos.

Sunnydale is a magical place and has been so since long before Buffy was born. Willow's attempts to encourage Xander and Jesse to read when they are ten leads to worlds of adventure.

AU: Humanity failed to conquer FTL, having no Eezo in Sol, but they did manage to conquer many other technologies which have allowed them to become the masters of their solar system, but what happens when the Citadel Council stumble across them in the year 3517AD? The Citadel wants their technology, and Humanity wants out of Sol, but can a deal be struck?

Whatever she expected when she triggered, it wasn't meeting a short white-haired girl or turning into a hyper-advanced technological platform. Of course when you're Taylor Hebert, things frequently don't go as planned.

Bereft of purpose after the loss of his powers, a now sixteen year old Ichigo Kurosaki decided that a change of venue would be what he needed to get him out of his funk. A surprise win with a scholarship opens the door to a new world and not the one he was expecting. (Set after the Aizen Arc but before the fullbring arc.)

When Willow gets drunk at the Bronze to drown her Oz-related sorrows in "Something Blue," she happens to run into a certain blonde. Something happens that night, and our girls end up at a very different beginning. But are they ready for it?

Xander in DC played for laughs. You've never seen crack like this before!

Basic medicine and sanitation are simple. During the Warring Clans era, they become revolutionary. [OC-Insert]

Xander's road trip takes him much farther then he ever dreamed possible.

Willow helps a new student, Anya attempt to recover a family relic, but having lots of power and little control summons a version of herself she never dreamed existed from a parallel universe and she doesn't come alone.

Instant death or being granted a wish by a certain demon lord, decisions, decisions, decisions. Xander Harris makes an incautious wish and now has to deal with the consequences. Not exactly the road trip he was planning on taking, but there certainly is a lot of sights to see.

And here we are again for even more fragments from my ADHD riddled mind.

We know what happened to the Odyssey. The bubble timeline never occurred and Teal'c saved the day by sacrificing decades of his life. Or do we? Tampering with time is rarely that simple. What happens when reality shatters and the Ascended have to pick up the pieces? A bullied girl in a locker becomes one of the most advanced ships imagined. Rated T for Worm-style swearing.

A chain of events sets Amy Dallon on a different path as she tries to get a handle on her life. But with terrible risks come incredible rewards, and Panacea will not be denied her answers. OP Amy

Powers are weird. Yeah, I'm stating the obvious but think about it. You've got people who shoot lasers, fly on trashcan lids, make mad science, see in the future or even mess with your mind. Me? I cheat death. Like, I've been stabbed, run over by trucks, shot by pistols and shotguns… you name it, I've probably died that way and lived to tell about it. - Taylor 'Respawn' Hebert

A small change in the past by SG-1 may have unexpected side effects for the rest of the galaxy.

Sacrificing yourself for others is always a noble act and such an act deserves a reward... but all that glitters is not gold. However, if you're clever enough you may still find some value in it. Xander takes his 'reward' and turns the universe on its head once more thanks to an old Indian parable.

Due to a paperwork mistake in God's waiting room, I was reincarnated with my memories intact. No pain, no gain, or so they say. But with a bit of luck, this might just turn out alright.

"When did you start to remember?" He asked next, relaxing further in his seat, which Kyo found calming. In which another lease on life is a bit more complicated than Kyo had at first anticipated. OC Self-Insert.