(Contains OCs) A young girl shows up in Free Country, only knowing one location to go. However, can a girl like her change the steeliest of people: her cousin?

In order to win a race against Homestar Runner, Strong Bad makes a deal with a demon. In other news...Marzipan's not the only girl anymore.

Fed up with his brothers constant mistreatment, Strong Sad decides to run away. With his friends in a panic, and Strong Bad's sudden realization that Strong Sad was the only one keeping the house from falling into disarray, Free Country, USA, is turned upside down. Meanwhile, Strong Sad makes an unlikely friendship with a mysterious girl... TW Alcohol/Addiction/Implied selfharm

A headcanon of Matt having a bully problem at school during his childhood, and Mike tries to help him.

Homestar swears off Fluffy Puff Marshmallows to improve his game. But as a result, Marshie seeks revenge, by vowing to destroy everything the terrific athlete loves, including all within his Flash-born home. It'll take help from friends, rivals, frivals, even those from Strong Bad's imagination! For the ultimate adventure, Homestar is going to need help from everybody, everybody.

Strong Sad meets a Wizard who promises him true happiness with no strings attached, but if it sounds too good to be true it probably is. The Wizard intends to use the Brothers Strong in a plan he came up with for personal reasons but fails to account for every variable. Rated K-plus for non-graphic violence and site-typical rude language. Contains a 4th wall breaking epilogue.

Coach Z has more than 2 problems, but today were only focusing on one of them

today's the day

He had been in prison for a month. Forced sobriety meant he was lucid enough to attempt to figure out where it all went wrong. Did it start with him, or was it her fault he ended up like this? A Coach Z character study and all that crap.

HR characters set to the plot of Rapunzel, with the added twist of the GOOD character now being BAD, and the BAD character now being GOOD! I was very young when I started this and that's apparently what I thought was compelling. Focus on SB/Marzi in a very vague, unresolved, not-very-shippy-I-don't-think manner.

Is Marzipan the King of Town's daughter? Find out very now!

Something arrives in the mail at suck o'clock and it's Strong Bad's duty to find out what's up. Tears will be shed, blood will be bled, and it shall come to light that his brother is still, unsurprisingly, an astronomical geek.

Homsar waits at the local bus stop

Strong Bad is sick of Homestar Runner in his life. When he snaps and the indirect result is Homestar's serious injury, Strong Bad feels responsible and takes it upon himself to be his caretaker. Along the slow path to rehabilitation, he realizes that there's many more layers to unearth underneath not only Homestar, but layers of compassion he didn't know he had in himself.

jk

But Homestar can win the stupid competition!

Strong Bad has been eating too many Sblounskched candy bars and gets man boobs. Over time, he starts to enjoy them and discovers the woman inside of him. However, there are a few things that may prevent him from becoming that woman.

Homestar Runner wants to get the pants scared off him on Halloween. Things take an unexpected turn near the end of the night. (Rated T for mention of character death, but nothing graphic)

A classic parody of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer!" This time, it's Homestar Runner version! Rated K for the word "crap"

The Drive-Thru Whale returns. I don't own any of these characters except RAVEN the robot.

When an unexpected sibling returns from Prance, will she turn Free Country, USA upside down? Homestar X OC

A rather short oneshot about Homsar, based on one of my unusual headcanons. Homsar silently thinks about his own-dang-self down at the race track, and the ways in which he differs from Homestar.

A story based on the end of 'A Decemberween Mackerel'. 'Tis the season to be jolly, but not for Homsar, who struggles to make it to Decemberween. Typed as a collaborative fanfiction with a friend on DeviantArt.

A collection of short stories on the man himself. ('Man', in this case, being as loose a descriptor as the term allows.)