The journey of a hero doesn't always start where they expect. It doesn't always happen to those who expect it. Damon was never interested in being what SPARTANs represent: an implacable force for good standing as humanity's shield. Like most other third-generation SPARTANs, the war took everything from him. All he wanted was to return the favor. Sometimes we don't get a choice.

The world has ended since the Great War, with only a few to survive in Vault-Tec Vaults, never knowing about the surface. 200 years later, one vault dweller awakens, and finds America a ruined wasteland with dangers. But none as dangerous as a long forgotten enemy of the world. Rated M for nudity, blood/gore, and lemons in future chapters

Jon Noonien-Singh finds his ambitions the destruction of his people, should he actually carry them out and trek to the stars. Instead he finds himself in a wasteland devastated by his worst fears. He is superior, hardened by the Eugenics Wars, and war, war never changes.

Think not of your own pain but of the good that comes from it. For you are the only one willing to carry the burden. Continue onward through even oceans of blood, even if you are not a good man, or even an okay man, but a despised man. For that is the burden placed upon you on this Lonesome Road. (Courier 6 arrives on Remnant)

Years have passed since the liberation of New Vegas, and the Courier's itching for a new adventure. Duty has bound him to Big MT and the Mojave, unwilling to let either out of his sight. When a certain satellite goes missing, Six leaps at the chance to break free from his prison. But he gets more than he bargains for and trades one wasteland for another. Crossposted on AO3.

Courier Six had done it, he destroyed the Bull, the Bear, faced his past, conquered The Divide, robbed the Sierra Madre, and was now content with wandering the Mojave Wasteland. However, when an experiment at the Big MT goes wrong. Six is going to have to go through hell, this time literally.

A crackhead Courier drops into the world of Remnant, follow him as he try not to fuck everything up without Yes Man to help correct his mistakes.

The Courier helped the legion take over the Mojave in 2281. But this alliance would not last, as the courier finds himself betrayed, and then reincarnated in world where a battle between hope and despair will ensue. Will The Courier change his ways and help hope win or will he let the world be enslaved by depair. (tags will change over time)

Ruby Rose is just an impressionable teenager that hopes to be a great Huntress. But one day while hunting Grimm she gets transported to a new cruel and completely foreign world, Earth in the year 2281. How will Ruby handle the cruelty of the Wasteland? Will Ruby break or rise to be a wasteland legend? But most importantly, how will Six find the patience to endure all this?

Courier Six or Six for short, attempts to speed up the Legion's future conquest of California by giving them teleportation technology. Something goes wrong when tested and Six has been sent somewhere else entirely where they learn of a greater threat not just to the Legion, but all humanity.

Danny and his girlfriend Ember escape the safety of Vault 101 to find his parents after they suddenly disappeared into the radioactive wasteland of Washington DC. Now in the wide open, Danny and Ember will have to learn to survive in the dangerous Capital Wasteland where they will encounter many dangers and share many adventures together during their search for Danny's parents.

After a wild party the courier's portaltransponder malfunctions and he ends up in hell. Luckily he lands right outside the Hazbin Hotel so he can help out in return for being helped.

In the wastelands of Western America, a man known as the "Courier" has, unfortunately, become a sort of legend among Wastelanders. But he is flung far from the Mojave to a great, new world populated by their own legends. Those who have left a legacy, or are trying to, with a bygone organization called "Overwatch". The world could always use more heroes... If he even fits the bill.

La guerre ne change jamais. Ni ne s'efface. Quoiqu'on fasse, elle restera là, en dépit des désirs de certains et des actes de d'autres. Les actes, petits ou grands, ont tous leurs conséquences. Parfois merveilleuses, parfois dramatiques. Et ce n'est pas des bombes atomiques ou un scientifique de génie qui changeront la nature humaine.

"And here I was thinking that I was going to retire after Hoover Dam...seems like Fate loves their jokes it seems. Well...nothing to it then, new world, new journey, a fresh new start. Let's see what I can get myself into." Now a multi-Crossover with Kaguya Sama Love is War and Yakuza

In many ways, you could say the Deathclaw is one of the deadliest beasts you can have the misfortune of running across. The Intelligent Deathclaw can not only overpower most Creatures in the wastes but also have the cunning to outsmart and outmaneuver humans. An intelligent Deathclaw introduced the world of Remnant? One can only imagine the devastation. {Re-Rewritten}

An explosion in the brotherhood Citadel has left those caught in the blast stranded in a strange place. Stranded with no way back, the brotherhood struggles with the fact that they may not be needed in a place like this. But while they reel from the sudden change in environment they will see just how needed they are and find a place for themselves in a galaxy far, far, away.

In a time before Aura and Semblances, a Chosen One walked the desolate lands of Remnant, mere moments after Salem's attempt on the Brother Gods' lives. Humans will find their way back... but until then, only two people remained on Remnant, and one of them isn't even supposed to be there.

Choosing isn't the hard part. It's living with the consequences afterwards.

In a Wasteland alternative to the one we know, characters and factions from pop culture sources like video games exist alongside the Fallout factions we know. Years after Nate saves the Boston Commonwealth, a search for a lost son begins a new tale of survival and heroics as the Beacon Wasteland tests our heroes in ways never before seen in Post Great War America..

Two Worlds, both far too different from one another. One left scorched by the past, forced to rebuild from the ashes of the old world. The other, led by bloody evolution, only the smart and strong may truly prosper. Both worlds had their luxuries, their vices, their horrors. Now they are face to face, forced to share one world. Now, if only some could Six could remember who he was?

A stone-cold Wastelander finds himself forcibly teleported into a new world. A Garden of Eden in comparison to the Capital Wasteland. In this new world, he will kill monsters and sinners alike because violence is all he has left, but perhaps in this new world. He can find a new purpose and pull off the rot that envelopes his heart and mind.

I'd been many things in my travels. Courier, prospector, trader, mechanic, assassin, lobotomite... you name it. But I never expected to become the teacher of a bunch of bulletproof, trigger-happy angels in a city untainted by the horrors of the Wasteland.

Naomasa has heard a lot of crackpot stories. This one however takes the cake. One Izuku Midoriya, 10 months ago dissapeared alongside the Number 5 hero Miruko when she had saved him from being hit by a villains quirk, is currently sitting in his interrogation room wearing sone of the strangest armor and using technology never thought possible before.

After celebrating his 310th birthday in Goodneighbour, our hero passes out and wakes up in Piper Wright's bed. As if drunken shenanigans weren't bad enough, Zachariah has to take a Death Bringer, an ex-Horseman of the Apocalypse, and a Mystic Sovereign to pound town. Zachariah faced many battles, but this one was of wits, love and friendship, and possibly regret...