Someone is at the door. Just after the war and before the cathedral, the small group of stitchpunks lived elsewhere. When their supposed missing member is finally discovered, and the silence of the Emptiness begins echoing with new sounds, the group must either cope and survive or let their group fall apart. [ 5x6. AU because of tampered history. First meetings. Ongoing.]

Narration of the history of the Gem War through the lives of the Crystal Gems. [Ruby/Sapphire, first meetings, headcanons, Pearl/Rose in later chapters,]

"After all the initial shock had ended, and he was covered up, Hiccup came to the conclusion that Toothless was piss poor at being a human. He couldn't balance for longer than a few seconds on his two feet, and kept trying to walk awkwardly on all fours. And, when he did stand, he tended to hunch over and sway oddly. Like some beast getting read to pounce..."

[AU where Senketsu also has a humanoid transformation] Tomorrow would likely be just as stress inducing as any other day; Ryuko was grateful to have Senketsu there to mull her through with moments as insignificant as bathing together. [two separate prompts!]

Left to rot in the middle of no where, trapped in the human world. Randall's got a plan, but things back fire when he gets himself captured by a couple of teens. Carried away in a dog cage back to the sisters' house- he must either learn to cope with them, or fight them. But you don't bite the hand that feeds you.

It's Vanellope von Schweetz birthday! She's itching to prove to the others she can be their leader and still be their friends, so this has to be big. What's a better way to assure them than with a slumber party? Not to mention the fact that it gives her a chance to hang out with a certain-someone for an entire night. If the mint chocolate cake doesn't boost her chances, what will?

"How long are you gonna stay down here?" "I don't know. It's not up to me." She glanced up at the sky. "But I don't think I will be here very long." Norman frowned at that, but quickly replaced it with another smile. It was hard not to smile, after all, it had been a year and a half since Agatha had stood in front of him.