A short Shadow of the Colossus one-shot that takes place right before the arena to the final colossus is reached. Dedicated to this masterpiece of a game, and the best of companions, Agro.

This is an attempt to show events from the game from the eyes of all the other characters in the game. The latest chapter focuses on the ending of Shadow Of The Colossus, featuring Lord Emon, Dormin, and Mono? Please Read and Review.

A story about the land of the collosi and the people who live there before Wander set foot upon it.

In the wake of death, there is sorrow. There is wrath. There is desperation. There is revenge. There is bloodshed. And in the end there is nothing but shadow. A retelling of Shadow of the Colossus. Cover image ('The Promise') by Tengu-Arts on DeviantArt. DISCONTINUED, BECAUSE APPARENTLY CHAPTER 10's A/N WAS TOO SUBTLE FOR THE IDIOTS THAT KEEP FAVING AND FOLLOWING THIS.

The Forbidden Lands were not always forbidden. Once it was a paradise to live in, it's people guarded by the incredible creatures called colossi. What life was like in this land? This is the story.

Wander is destined to fight all 16 colossi, to free his love, Mono from her fated death, and live happily ever after. But will it really be that easy?

There were a lot of questions gone unanswered when Lord Emon and his followers left the Forbidden Lands. The ruins of an ancient civilization lay upon the cliffs; magic inhabits corners and niches. What happened long ago, to lead to all this, is lost from human memory. But it is not lost from all memory. When Dormin was vanquished by Lord Emon, something else awoke.

It is no easy thing to fight sixteen stone giants, especially when it happens for real.

Book about wanders story, im only 13 so its obvliously not good

Hi, im 13 and ive been working on this book about one of my favorite games. It follows wander, in first person, on a quest to save his dead love

The baby was not Wander. In fact, the young warrior had unwillingly departed the mortal world. In the realm of powerful souls, Wander faces the judgement of the colossal beings he slew, one-by-one. The ancient creatures have a plan for how their prisoner is to atone for his crimes. Inspired by Afterlife of the Colossus. See Author's Notes.

I wake up in a strange place, and then they find me. "While you forget, we always remember."

What if Wander had made a Diary? What if he had written to Mono in the Diary, and wrote about his adventures, feelings and experiences, all inside the diary for her to read, and for him to remember? I will add a little something to the ending too, as I'm very unsatisfied with the game ending, but please R&R and Enjoy! HOpe you'll like this idea! Review please! It means a lot!

Cuando Wander muere, se va al Mas Allá... junto con los colosos, así que el guerrero deberá hacerles favores a todos ellos para redimirse.

What happened to the hero who killed the 16 Colossi? What became of the woman he risked it all to save? What kind of life can she live now? Post-game

A short One-Shot/poem for the amazing game Shadow of the Colossus

A shadow of the colossus One-Shot. Takes place after Basaran is defeated.

Before the Boy. Before the Elder. Before the Colossi. And before the blade, there were We.

After being taken in and shown compassion when no one else would, he would do anything to repay his older brother, even if it meant breaking taboo to bring back the man's younger sister and defying the Gods' will.[Sort-of retelling]

There is a cupboard in a village far from the Forbidden Lands, in which is kept a map and a sword. That cupboard is now empty.

#52 of my 100 Themes one-shot challenge. When he stops at the shrines, Wander does not pray to the gods.

Wander, a man who would go to the ends of the earth to save his beloved, has been denounced time and time again as a vile monstrosity. Dormin offers some insight.

Wander's inner thoughts as he enters the Forbidden Lands, and then, the Shrine of Worship. Oneshot.

All souls do. In the realm of Us, you all become one. We are the same.

This is the end. It really is. What this isn't, in fact, is the end he expected.