And by everything, he meant absolutely nothing. A second life was complicated enough when traveling with the Avatar. Self-Insert OC.

It wasn't exactly a rebirth, but it was equally unpleasant. Let's just say falling sleep a sixteen-year-old fan and waking up a twelve-year-old character is no fun and leave it at that. (T because this is Percy Jackson, guys. Give me a break.)

Reincarnation; some believe in it, others don't. When an adult woman is reincarnated within the world of Percy Jackson as a human who can see through the Mist how will she navigate this world filled with monsters, half-bloods, Gods and Goddesses. SI-OC. Rating may change.

One-shots to flesh out the game world and Universe. Will feature side characters, background on events from the books, and a look at what could be. Expect what ifs, unanswered questions, and maybe a few answers to questions that no one asked.

A rewrite of Sakura. In which a blunt, and eccentric OC is placed into the body of Sakura Haruno at the start of the series. Nothing at all could possibly go wrong.

By the end of the Third Shinobi War, she gained a spot in most Bingo Books with various monikers attached to her name: "Poison Apple," "Bloody Princess," and "The Mad Butcher." However, a small handful of Leaf ninja had another moniker for her: "The Bloody Oracle of Kiri". (Or: An SI/OC who's already got a screwed up moral compass and fits right in with the Bloody Mist.)

People often complained about a lack of birthright. Being reborn as Draco Malfoy meant I had the opposite issue. So many new things to take into account. Politics, magic, family traditions, the wizarding world and this odd new power that insisted my new reality was a game. What's a Gamer SI to do. Semi-inspired by "Magical Player", "In Bad Faith" and "Puppet of time"

Reincarnating with the gamer interface was all a part of the plan, being reborn as Ron Weasley not so much. It was something I could work with, sure. Magic is great! But as I would soon learn, it had the tendency of introducing a plethora of other issues.

We know how self-inserts work. Somehow we get to become one of the fictional character or find ourselves into the stage. Well I got the former and as The MCU Godfather himself or in my case Godmother. I got mixed feeling about it, between waiting Infinity War and Thanos arrival or living as woman. At least I got to wear and fly with Iron Man armor out of this. Fem!SI/OC, Rule 63

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

Being a Chosen One is hard work. The Dark Lord of your universe is out to get you, people you love definitely die, and you have to suffer a lot. In fiction it makes for a compelling story. In real life not so much. She isn't sure how she boarded this particularly train but she wants off. Self-Insert. SI-OC.

I died primarily due to the idiocy of others, then I was reborn as Bellatrix Alya Black, and while I was more than a bit perplexed to awaken in a new life as a fictional character, I was by no means adverse to living it up to the hilt. So I was the baddest bitch witch this side of the world had seen in centuries with family, station, and wealth all in my favor? Hehehe... Awesome.

Accepting the request of a dying goddess led Alexandra to a world of super heroes and aliens she thought only existed in movies. She has a mission: Save the universe and the idiots that live in it. (Oc/si-travels to the MCU) future romance. OCx?

Suddenly, I wanted to laugh. "Uchiha Itachi" was asking me how I knew "Uzumaki Naruto". The situation was so freaking ridiculous that I almost burst out laughing if it wasn't for the fact that I wanted to burst into tears instead. OC, somewhat self-insert

(AU Time Travel) Jaina had lost everything. Her Prince, her home, her people. After being banished from the Kirin Tor, she is approached by a demon long thought dead. When the demon offers to send them both back in time, Jaina, having nothing left to lose in her mind, agrees. Will the Love for a Prince defeat the cunning of a Demon? Or will the Burning Legion consume them all?

Stormbreaker strikes Thanos a couple inches to the left of where it does in canon, with much more satisfying results. However, revenge alone won't fill the voids left behind by all that Thor has lost. Time travel canon-divergent AU. Heavy focus on the Brodinsons. No slash.

When Revan opened up to the Force as a whole to face the Sith Emperor, rather than unleash it, he channeled it. He foresaw many different futures, Scourge betraying them among them. Desperate, he uses the Force to try to spirit them away. But, he did not know the Exile was a Wound in the Force. Her power disrupted him, and they are instead pulled through to a time far far away...

Nathrrya, once known as Darth Avarice is awoken three and a half thousand years after being encased in carbonite now she must find her place in a very different galaxy.

With a sly smile he eyed the time turner. It gleamed like gold, just the way the Malfoys liked it. With this, he could save his son. He went for the door but came to a sudden halt when realization hit him: With the time turner, he could save more than one person. (Draco-centric time travel fanfiction, 3rd year)

Deathtroopers are some of the galaxy's most feared soldiers. Trained, augmented, and programmed from an early age, their skill in combat is nearly unmatched by any combatant. However, when one of these vicious killers and a girl he was tasked with protecting crash on an alien planet, his skills are put to the test against a foe far more vile than any he had faced before.

(AU!) A year before the Clone Army was discovered, a mission gone awry for Anakin leads to him crashlanding on another world, one where technology is primitive, and magic reigns supreme, where a cruel empire rules. Caught in the battles between the Empire and the JSDF, Anakin Skywalker must find his own path...even if it leads him away from the Jedi...

Jun-A266 (aka Noble Three) is transported to a distant world, far away from the horrors of the Human-Covenant War, only to be dragged into a galactic rebellion by a farm boy and an old hermit.

To Harry Potter, Fifth Year seemed like the same as any other. Classmates, homework, new dangers, Voldemort risen in the shadows… the usual, even with a Dementor attack kicking things off. But how long can he maintain the illusion that everything is under control? As hope for a normal life slips away through his fingers, will Harry bear the weight of it all... or will it crush him?

Leia's dreams lead her and Han back to Tatooine, and force her to confront her heritage in the most unlikely way possible: By reliving it. Time Travel

Anakin has been at the temple for a while now and his life seems to have stabilized, mostly. No small feat for a time-traveling former Sith. But, even with support from those who know, this tentative balance can't last. It's only a matter of time, and with Sidious involved, he can only prepare and hope; not something he's exactly good at. Sequel to Dangers of Foresight