A princess, a thief, and a look into the building of a tumultuous relationship. Bewarned: lime and swearing. Complete.

When the Long Night of Solace is evaporated over Reach via the weaponized usage of a Slipspace Drive, it ferries with it in its swallowed sections the Covenant Empire and, more horrifyingly, the desperate measures that the UNSC used to fight them. When they are found in a universe on the precipice of their own history, the meaning of the term "Mass Effect" will change forever.

Here's where I put all the great ideas I get. I hope you like them. Monologuing is such a cool thing to do sometimes.

An accident with the Second Magic. An impossible crack in the fabric of reality itself. Now, Harry Dresden has to deal with a little girl who might or might not be an Outsider. As usual, this is the LEAST of his problems… Dresden Files/Prisma Illya

On that fateful night, instead of a certain King of Knights coming to save his life, he gets a small girl that flips his world upside down. Features child Gudako. Inspired by the artwork of young Gudako by 拉麺企鵝.

Original story by Sage of Eyes. With Shirou on the verge of defeat as he faces off against Saber's Black Excalibur, Illyasviel and Miyu took the option of equipping the Cards themselves and join the battle. Would the power of the Archer and Lancer cards be enough to overpower the Saber Card, or would the Card hunt come to a premature end?

Reincarnation is a funny thing, especially when its not what you're expecting it to end up being. Shirou Emiya learns this the hard way, and wackiness ensues. A Prisma Ilya Crossover, Enjoy and Review.

The Moon Cell. Host to 417 Masters vying for a wish in a tourney where only one may be granted. Here, a Master with fragmented memories and no wish is thrown into the fray. How to survive against, or work alongside other Masters are not his only problems when even the system itself threatens to go haywire in this Holy Grail War. But his biggest problem? Dealing with his 2 Servants.

Crossover between FSN and Prisma Illya. Magical Girl Illya finds herself in the fifth Holy Grail War and facing her counterpart, the Master of Berserker.

Upon the deaths of the seven Servants of the 5th Holy Grail War, the Heroic Spirits expected to disappear. What they did not expect was for them to be summoned once more to fight in the Holy Grail War, this time, as Ruler's own faction in the war against other Servants. The Great Holy Grail War commences with three factions rather than two!

As Caster's ultimate attack commences, Tokiomi and Kariya confront each other on the field of battle. The resulting confrontation, however, is a bit... off...

The Dursleys weren't exactly a model family

There is never only one change. There are always many changes. Because one thing will change another. It will affect something more. Ripples through time. Irrelevant to some, disastrous to others. There can never be only one change Emiya Shirou. There will always be consequences.

Having just had his first taste of a life or death battle, Shirou Emiya was prepared to begin walking down the path of a Hero of Justice in the world. What he wasn't prepared for was being flung to a completely different world, where he would be forced to immediately start his journey. Now as Shirou joins the ranks of Orario's rookie adventurers, what kind of myth will he write?

AU. When you start blowing up a wad of bubblegum it inflates and inflates. Eventually the bubblegum is stretched so tight around the air inside it that it reaches a crisis point. That is, the slightest influx of air into the bubble will cause it to either explode all over your face or collapse limply.

Because really, what did you expect when you gave a dorky teenager laser eye beams that destroy the forces of evil.

When Charmander finally finds the Jirachi he's been searching for to grant his wish for the perfect trainer, this is not exactly what anyone had expected...

In which Midoriya Inko happens to be the reincarnation of one Izumi Curtis- and the world will never be the same.

"To the well-organized mind, Death is but the next great adventure." When Harry wakes up in the world of Remnant, he quickly comes to the conclusion that he's either really bad at dying, or the best there ever was.

After taking on a low C-rank mission while one man down, Team Minato returns to Konoha, only to discover that they've somehow ended up in the future. Oh, and apparently no one can see, hear, or feel them. Time travel.

Kusanagi Godou just wanted to have the quiet, peaceful life he didn't manage to get in his past world. But who was he kidding? When there was a Dungeon full of monsters, beautiful goddesses, and animal-girls, there was no way that was going to happen. Still, the Gods here were way more friendly than the Gods he'd met in the past. Maybe just a little too friendly.

Series of funny and cute incidences centered around language barriers and two vastly different cultures trying to understand one another. At least they're fairly certain he isn't out to kill them. (Not crack)

Trust the Yondaime to turn death into a minor inconvenience.

There's something to be said for keeping the past as it was - makes it predictable, malleable. Naruto never bought those arguments. He's always been the one to power through adversity rather than wait it out, so why would now be any different? He'll do what has to be done, even if he steps on a few butterflies along the way.

The Fourth isn't able to close the seal and Naruto is forced to resort to desperate measures. Timetravel/Accidental