Ranma is a wild horse. A wildcard. None can predict him, nor can they control. He seems to able to defy Destiny itself. Let us see him walk among others that can do the same. The First Ever Ranma/Campione Crossover

Worm is a story containing Powers! It gets worse! Bullies! SuperVillains! It gets worse! Monsters! Warlords! Politics! Evil Conspiracies! It gets even worse! The End of the World! And Everyone Doing the Wrong Things for Right Reasons! ... Gah, that sucks. Let's add a little something more. Something called… … You thought I was going to say 'Heroism', right?

This is not a sequel but a side story and plot I never could fit in the original story itself without making it bigger then I wanted it to be, this is just to get rid of the rest of the plot bunnies I have swimming around my head regarding this cross over while at the same time providing a look into events that happens after or during the original Having a 'Wild Time' story .

Taylor Hebert always triggered because of the bullying of classmates and a former friend. Here, instead of triggering, a cosmic entity gifts her with the memories of a man as talented as he was tormented. One who accomplished amazing things in his life. Now Taylor has the opportunity to use that knowledge to save her world. First, she'll need to save her own sanity.

My story was finally over. I had brought the Golden Morning and my reward was life. I found the peace I'd fought so hard for. The world was open to me! All I had to do was stay out of the light, and not draw attention to myself. That would be easy! ...I didn't last a week.

Where a girl finds true friends when she looks within. And where friends see what lies beneath the surface.

Instead of getting the power to control insects, Taylor receives a different power. A power seen before in A Certain Scientific Railgun.

Yes, gentlemen, another Worm Crossover featuring Taylor with a new set set of superpowers. This time, it's Worm crossed with the runny/gunny wahey that is Warframe. All characters and objects belong to their respective owners. All rights reserved. The premise? What if our favorite bullied teen found herself with a Banshee class Warframe?

Taylor spends more time in the locker, gets worse injuries and has an earlier introduction to the cape world.

Trigger events fracture something, and how those metaphysical cracks are filled defines the parahuman, both in power and personality. There isn't necessarily even a balance. A different power, a different scale, a different Taylor. A different story. Triggering gave something else; made someone else. The world changed.

Taylor Hebert wanted to be a hero, but she never really planned out how she was going to get there. If she had been a little more proactive before putting on a costume things would have gone differently, that's for sure. Better? Well, that's a different question.

For Taylor Hebert, death was just the beginning. Reincarnated into an alternate earth version of herself she awakens to find herself trapped in a very familiar locker. Now armed with knowledge of her previous life and the ability to not just control bugs but also manipulate their biology, Taylor sets off to do what she always wanted to: be a superhero. Spoilers abound; sorry.

Rias thought she was doomed. She had underestimated Kokabiel and now thousands of lives were going to pay the price. Never in her wildest dreams did the crimson-haired princess imagine that she'd be saved by the Sekiryuutei in a burst of flames.

Ranma and Kasumi are missing, everyone is annoyed about it. Nabiki is doing her best, Akane is going slowly crazy (or at least crazier) and the parents are still idiots. (Chapter 54 onwards has a form of Sailor Moon crossover, which sort of just happened ;O ) See the DSR Wiki for more details, including spoilers if that doesn't bother you, at sisterhood-of-doom dot wikia dot com

AU/Crossover with Ranma and Negima. Ranma is thrust into the world of magic at a younger age and must adapt to some very trying circumstances.

Back in the Silver Millennium there were several royal families who had daughters that were eligible to become the sailor senshi of the Earth. Both the kingdoms of the Earth and the moon fell before one could be chosen, but that only delayed its resolution.

When Ranma is separated from his father while being pursued by Shampoo, he decides that running and fighting isn't going to solve the problem. With that in mind, he decides upon a strategy that he'd never used to solve such a problem before: forming a friendship.

Keeping secrets from people isn't anything new for Ranma but Akane finally managed to stumble upon one of the greatest yet. For a while, Akane looked up to the Senshi as the ideal female image; strong, beautiful defenders of love and justice. But how can she reconcile that when her gender changing fiance turns out to be the recently revealed Sailor Theia?

When a new enemy surprises the Senshi, Usagi sacrifices herself to save them. Trapped in a coma and unable to communicate with her friends, she reaches out for help in fighting this new evil. She finds it in an unlikely place, a rough martial artist with an impressive resume and a curse that makes him half girl. Not quite what she was expecting from her ace...

Momoyo Kawakami, an unstoppable force never defeated in combat looking for her next great challenge. Ranma Saotome, never loses when confronted by any overwhelming enemy. What happen when two of the most powerful martial arts school clash? My attempt at a martial arts love comedy romance.

The second war with Voldemort never really ended, and there were no winners, certainly not Harry Potter who has lost everything. What will Harry do when a ritual from Voldemort sends him to another world? How will he manage in this new world in which he never existed, especially as he sees familiar events unfolding? Harry/Multi eventually.

He survived the Dark Tournament, battled in the Demon Tournament, and saved the Human Realm about half a dozen times. Now Kurama must face his greatest challenge...going to high school.

My day had started on a down note. First Elaine had been sick, then I found out my mentor wanted to shove me in a straitjacket. It shouldn't have been a surprise when I died. But, nothing could have prepared me for my life being saved by a devil—or becoming one myself. Still, the magical girl was the biggest surprise.

"You should think of this as an opportunity to learn about a completely different method of applied thaumaturgy," Zelretch explained. He then sighed and lamented, "For shame, to be cursed with such an ungrateful apprentice..."

Emiya Shirou is one with a connection to blades, what will happen when he meets someone also connected to blades?