AU. Quinn Morgendorffer is interested in Computers and Anime rather than Fashion. This leads to changes when the Morgendorffer sisters start at Lawndale High. But what is up with Daria?

Imagine a modern version of "Quinn the Brain" but if in the episode, before she returns to her normal self she was into Lana Del Rey :o

"Stacy was sure now about her feelings for Quinn. Definitely." Set after the events of "Is It College Yet?", they're seniors now. Inspired by the Beabadoobee song "Beaches". Crossposted onto AO3.

Time flies when you're harboring a secret longing and have buried your feelings so deeply you're paying Beijing real estate prices. Five years after graduation, Daria and Jane must unearth their long-hidden affections and maybe even share them...not only with each other, but with Lawndale. Femslash Daria/Jane. *Daria, Jane & the gang aren't my characters but MTV's, of course*

Jane reflects on her long friendship with Daria.

Daria didn't come to school expecting to find an even snarkier version of herself causing trouble. But getting to the heart of this mystery means the two Darias will have to work together.

Daria and Jane, 15 years after graduation

Coming back home from a hard day installing drywall, Kevin finds solace in an unexpected source.

An older Trent Lane reflects on his musical career and the unexpected turns it took.

Daria reflects on life as she turns 40

After the events of 'The Misery Chick,' Daria considers her attitudes towards the world and others, and contemplates if change is even possible.

Shy Victor and pious Priscilla have long used Lawndale High's library as a sanctuary from the rest of the student body. But when Li's latest draconian rule forces them out, they take matters into their own hands. This story focuses on background (non-speaking) characters from the show.

When Daria stumbles upon a sarcastic takedown of Lawndale High, written in the long-ago '80s, she begins to wonder who wrote it and what happened to them in the years since.

Stories set in a version of the Morgendorffer house in Lawndale that used to belong to a stage magician.

A meeting of the Lawndale Businesswomen's Association with Helen Morgendorffer, Linda Griffin, Tracy Rowe, and Stephanie Blum

The classic Avalon Hill war-game known as Diplomacy is infamous for destroying friendships and encouraging betrayal. But Mr. DiMartino would only assign it for educational purposes, right?

Daria and Quinn Morgendorffer start at Lawndale High. However, Daria is an amateur detective and Quinn is into sports as well as fashion.

Quinn Morgendorffer meets an alternate version of herself when she takes an unusual shortcut on the way home.

Set after IIYC? (I have not watched the movies but this idea randomly came to me)

One thing leads to another.. · Content Warning: This fanfiction contains mentions, actions, and dialogue related to depression, suicide, suicide attempts, self-harm, self-worth/image issues, and behaviors of eating disorders. Reader discretion is advised!

Jane brings a camera to school on the last day, what could go wrong?

Things couldn't get worse for the Morgendorffers, more specifically speaking, Quinn. Quinn gets sick or so she thinks, and Daria ends up replacing her as Vice President. But there is a happy ending, folks. - this is my first daria fanfiction on here, or at least a fic i actually finished that is related to the Daria fandom.

Quinn and Daria have a meaningful discussion.

We first met Ted in "The New Kid," but then he disappeared almost entirely from the show. Two seasons later, he got one line in a single episode that confirmed he was still attending Lawndale High. What the hell was he doing during all that time? Let's find out.