On Zeta Halo, old and new faces gather for a mission to shatter the banished. Rated T for violence, death, and profanity. Doesn't follow Infinite.

New Mombasa. One of the most thriving cities on Earth, reduced to a ghost town in a span of one night. The Covenant own it now, and anybody who could've stopped them is either dead or gone. Or, so they think

Or 'How I became the bane of Humanity's enemies'. It just happened. I was there. It was ugly as hell, but now I'm helping as much as I can. Of course, things had to start in Harvest... but I'm not alone. (Halo Marine!Insert) (Some characters have been Genderbent, just a few)

A single unggoy or grunt as the humans call them. Despite being beat down by her superiors and traumatized by a creature she had discovered in her first battle, continues to not be disillusioned from the Covenant and their holy war. Or so she believes. What does humanity have in store for her. Rated M for violence and some foul language, but mostly just to be safe.

Six months in isolation and sensory deprivation has turned John-117 from a stoic, no-nonsense badass, to a gabby, sarcastic, slightly psychopathic and mildly amnesiac neurotic jackass with tendencies toward the heroic if it benefits him. This is the man we're depending on to solve the Zeta Halo crisis, everyone. Rated for language.

A convict, a teenage MAC operator, and a disgraced XO walk into a bar on Luna. That's not a set up to a joke, that's just the calibre of Navy recruits in 52. I don't care what the brass thinks of us, all I know is that they need guys like me, who can jump a cruiser through slipspace onto a spot the size of a needle without so much as a day's formal training. Desperate times, right?

Their bond was unique among spartans… Even as it slowly ripped them apart. Rated T for violence, death, and profanity. Does NOT follow series and such. Updates infrequent currently.

Halo: Feet First covers the story of a team of UNSC Orbital Drop Shock Troopers of the 7th Battalion, 105th Shock Troops Division. The main character, Duncan Iris, faces the full horror of the covenant war effort against humanity as well as the brave retaliation of outnumbered and outgunned UNSC forces. However, he also witnesses the turning of the tides as the war progresses.

The Master Chief has been battling the Banished after a Cortana's reign of terror. Now stuck on Halo Zeta with no way home, an old friend is in trouble and must be saved. Who else but the Arbiter to help the Chief on his latest missions? AU, HALO INFINITE UNIVERSE. SPOILERS

Sometimes Emile wants to hold on. Most of the time he wishes he could let go.

Blue team is on the INFINITY, marines are relentless and they’ve decided to mess with them. Stupid drabbles and funny ideas. M Mainly for launguge

Being an experiment always meant being a failure, and that's what she was. Half-Spartan, half-ODST, she belonged to neither side. But along the way, people enter her life, unconsciously making her realize that she did belong somewhere. Becoming introduced to the Spartan-family was the best thing that happened, besides literally crashing into Master Chief on one of her missions.

Noble Six lost a part of himself on Reach. A part of himself that lies dead with the rest of Noble Team. Can he find the hope to carry on? Or has he been condemned to live as a mere shell of his former self? (Will deviate from canon) rated M for Violence and Language. (Discontinued).

Vexa a female Sangheili of high standing in the Covenant must do whatever it takes for the good of her species. Even if its to wipe another to extinction, burn heretics to the ground, or even work with Arbiter. Whichever one is wearing the damn armor. She just has to make sure not to show that she is becoming more powerful then the prophets. They don't like challenges.

We all know that the flash clones in halo lived normal but crippled lives, some more than others, and would probably die not long after. What happened to 117's clone? This is a story of someone who had great ambitions in life but had not the talent to reach it reincarnate as John's clone. Gifted with the Gamer, those ambitions would come to fruition, sooner or later. Gamer!SIClone

Jeremy, A newly inducted ODST, finally takes up a squad based mission for the first time. However it'll be the beginning of a painful but liberating journey with an fierce unlikely ally.

As part of the Spirit of Fire's campaign against the newly discovered Banished forces on The Ark, Red Team must overcome dire circumstances to ensure their survival. A story involving the Spartans of Red Team from Halo Wars and Halo Wars 2.

AU You ever wondered what happens when you die? Well, it's one of life's greatest mysterious isn't it? With that in mind, what if I told I did die and that I ended up in the Halo universe? Crazy right? Well, might as well try to save as many lives as I can and see if I can change things for the better. Cover image is Halo reach wallpaper.

"Family" at least "True Family" never gives up on each other no matter the circumstances. A young woman will go to the brink to reunite the corner stone of her broken family. Master Chief… John-117 is her uncle and she will do anything and everything in her power to bring him back home or die trying.

Noble Six survived Reach. The story doesn't end on a barren landscape, burned to glass. The story doesn't end with a team of Elites. But that was just step one. The war is still going on, and there's no time to look back. There is a new battlefield. A strange ring that has an ancient evil hidden within it. And Six is ready.

PFC Tim Newman volunteered for an ONI project. He should've read the fine print. If he had, he'd still be human.

They were Spartans. Spartans were invincible. Spartans didn't get hurt. Yet here she was, pacing furiously outside on Operating Room door. If he lived through this, she was going to kill him.

James Ellis is an Orbital Drop Shock Trooper, a special operations branch of the United Nations Space Command. While fighting alongside Kilo-Five on the planet Reach he meets the enigmatic Spartan-010, Naomi. Comradery brings them together as the world burns, but not everything is as it seems; secrets about the Spartan program and James' past with ONI threaten to tare them apart.

"I've come for all sorts, you know," she said with a soft smile. "Some of them came willingly, some even invited me. Others fought, tooth and nail – like a feral beast hunted by its own personal nightmare. They all had one thing in common, though. In the end, everyone walks with me."

Spartans aren't meant to feel. They are perfect hybrids of metal, nerve, and death, and they do their job near-flawlessly. At least, that's what the ONI spooks would tell you. But beneath it all, are they really just machines? And what happens when two 'machines' discover emotions they were never meant to feel? Enter Spartan team Sparklight.