'Hero of the Sword' compared to Hero of the Sword. A Nameless Hero brought into a world facing catastrophe. Shirou summoned as an add-on to the 4 heroes, yet who was the real hero? A Sword? A Spear? A Bow? A Shield? Well, Shirou could do that too.

Guardian, Protector, Hero, and perhaps something more, that was what he had always meant to her, but to others he was simply known as the Huntsman of Red, Remnant's final hope.

Three months after his unwilling return to Earth, Natsuki Subaru spontaneously combusts. A number of deaths later, he joins the Chaldea Security Organization. And then dies some more. Save the world, Subaru. If you can manage that, then maybe, just maybe, you'll find a way back to that other world of yours.

In a different world, Bell Cranel died at the hands of the Minotaur on the Fifth Floor. The Moon Presence, searching for a new Hunter to bring the long night to an end, just so happened to stumble across his soul on the way to Heaven. Thus a contract was established.

Ten years have passed since the Sirens began their open conquest of the world, slowly but surely driving humanity to the brink of destruction. Except that's precisely what they wish to avoid and when one of their own decides to enact an experiment outside the usual suspects...history takes a bit of a divergent course, to say the least.

One's fate is not decided by chance, but by choice. A hero will rise from the desolate sands of Hueco Mundo.

An unlikely Master summons a Servant beyond the present world's understanding, starting a series of events that would become the basis of a legend. (-A reimagining of the original Birth of a Legend)

As Shirou was dragged into the hole left behind by the grail, the grail itself reaches out to him, acknowledging him as the true winner of the Fifth Holy Grail war. His wish of becoming a Hero is closer to being granted than he originally thought. Now in a world where being a Hero is a feasible profession, will he become a true ally of justice?

Emiya Kiritsugu was happy living the rest of his short days. He had put his past behind him... until he began to dream of futures that had yet to be. Let it be known that the Magus Killer was not dangerous simply because he was dying and had no plans to fight. Slowly being put on Royal Road over time.

Left in a new world with hardly an explanation for his arrival, the only thing left for him to do was to keep walking forward one step at a time for those watching behind him.

The first Fate/Stay Night-Campione! crossover. A Heavens Feel Shirou finds that himself and Illya have been pulled into another world by a corrupted Grail. There his actions lead to him becoming the Eighth god killing Devil King. Now he has to deal with becoming someone who rules where he walks, even if he doesn't want to. That and trying to find a way back home.

He was a hopeless man, a man who would amount to a little more than a fool. Yet this man pursued an endless dream, a dream in which he could hold her again... (A Shirou medieval Britain Fic-beginning before Saber drew Caliburn)

The Waking World was not as peaceful as he thought it was, but the Good Hunter was always followed by misfortune. As war continues in the lands of Eostia, the Goddess seeks out skilled agents to champion her cause. Would she still have sought out the blade of the Good Hunter had she known the bloodshed he would leave in his wake?

Why doesn't anyone play monopoly? It's a fair game of chance right? Well unless you have a golden rule.

Desperate to end the war and escape the dangers of the front line, Tanya decides to push her orders to the limit to strike a decisive blow. Unfortunately, she succeeds a bit too well, and finds herself on the wrong side of the law. Still, it's not all bad. Surely a reasonable and intelligent person will have no trouble restoring herself to the status of law-abiding citizen. Right?

He was an anomaly not meant to be in this world, yet fate would deem otherwise. After all, the fate of the world just may hang in the balance.

With the war over and her military career in shambles, Tanya von Degurechaff has to forge a new path for herself. Fortunately, she finds an opportunity to get involved in the political scene. A safe, easy job has never been closer at hand. What could possibly go wrong?

"The Professor wants every risk to be dealt with extreme prejudice, and we're here to serve."

Lelouch thought his life over as the sword stabbed him. Instead, he woke up in a different world without his people, his power, and his money. Turning to the magic of this world to achieve his goals, Lelouch begins a crusade when the people he left behind are threatened. Even if it meant dying over and over again to achieve his goals.

An American commits cultural appropriation against a hapless Japanese youth. Typical, just typical. WARNING: CONTAINS RAW, GRAPHIC KIPLING. May only be suitable for mature readers.

Shishou wasn't a stranger to being in a strange world, but seriously, what are the odds of it happening twice? With Fran summoned to Melromarc to be the Sword Hero and he as her Legendary Weapon, they are about to find themselves somehow managing to get into even more trouble than normal. Melromarc was not prepared for this adorable powerhouse. (Reincarnated as a Sword Crossover)

Our story focuses on a survivor living with a shattered past, a princess burdened with a duty, a Faunus haunted by the past and an ex-assassin hunted by her own people. Problems will always be right around the corner, and with their juniors on their heels? It was bound to be . . . (Currently being rewritten. Sorry for the inconvenience.)

When Jaune woke up back in his house with his sisters and family, all he could do was sigh. Every time he died he was forced to start over again, and this was what... the one thousandth time? More? If it doesn't matter how hard he tries, doesn't matter how much he fights. Then maybe it's time to just kick back and enjoy himself. Fate can find someone else to be its whipping boy.

When Louise Valliere performed her summons for her familiar, she certainly didn't expect for it to be a human! Strangely enough, the boy she summoned, Shirou Emiya, didn't expect to get summoned so soon. He hadn't even died yet!