Christine and Jeremy go on their first date

Jeremy wakes up in hospital after he recovers from the SQUIP'S deactivation, weeks after everyone else had recovered. However, he doesn't remember any of it. Or anything for that matter. He doesn't know who he was and who are the people around him.

[Sequel to Replaced] Michael had never expected, after all this time, to lose. None of them did. But that was the thing about the SQUIP squad - they always find their way back into trouble. With the tides turned, will they be able to stop the company from hurting their SQUIPs ever again? Or is it too late?

Christine tries to convince Michael and Jeremy to be in A Christmas Carol with her and Jeremy thinks about the ways Christmas has changed for him. 12 Days of Christmas in July? Are we really doing this? Well we're gonna try!

The SQUIP's voice has always been in Jeremy's head after the events of the play, but it's been getting stronger. For the sake of human civilization, Jeremy has to resort to a little red-dyed bottle of drastic measures that costs a hundred dollars if you know the right guy at Spencer's. Much like everything else in Jeremy's life, his plan does not go as intended. (some boyf riends)

Jeremy can't get the events of anything Squip out of his head. This leads to a terrible nightmare, and some much needed comfort from Michael. (LANGUAGE WARNING)

What are you supposed to do if you get super powers from a lab accident? Use them to save people of course! Jeremy Heere didn't think so at first and just wanted to forget about his powers much to Michael's disappointment. But when he needed to use his powers to stop a robbery he had no choice but to get into the spot light as Voltage.

'the quantum computer in the pill will travel through your blood until it implants in your brain and tells you what to do.' Apparently it can be passed down from parent to child. This was the case with Jeremy's squip who ended up with JJ his son and twin to Jessie. Jessie gets her own squip who is immune to the syncing. Can they stop JJ's squip from taking over the school?

Our favorite squad finds themselves thrown together to complete a mission and on the way, they find themselves pulled into side quests, completeing their own arcs, and engaging in ridiculous shenanigans. Or, the (kind of) DnD AU that literally nobody asked for, but that you'll hopefully enjoy.

Juliet Heere has a good life with her parents, Jeremy and Christine Heere. However, Juliet soon loses her mom in a "staging accident" and decides to take a certain pill to change her life for the better. Done as a request for ChillFanGirl!

What happens after Jeremy is released from hospital.

After Jeremy's SQUIP is gone, Michael has to work to get Jeremy over everything the SQUIP taught him. One-shot, rated T for lines in Be More Chill part 2.

Jeremy and Michael get breakfast.

Michael distracts himself by making bracelets.

Christine asks Michael if he's okay.

Sometimes odd things set off whatever bit of Squip is still inside Jeremy. Usually Michael can deal, but sometimes it's just a little too much.

Mountain Dew Red deactivated the Squip, but it didn't get rid of it completely. Jeremy finds that it's still affecting him, messing with his mind and memory, even after it was supposed to be gone. After all, this is untested technology. (Russian translation by wallie.txt on available!)

Brooke asks Michael about his bracelets.

Ever since the play Michael has felt a growing rift between himself and Jeremy. But when the SQUIP returns in human form Michael is determined to keep it away from his friend at all costs. What he isn't prepared for is the computer changing everything. For better, or worse? (SQUIP Redemption. Human!SQUIP.)

Dear Diary- I mean- Dear Journal- I mean- Hello Journal- fuck. It wasn't supposed to be like this, but Michael's falling harder for Jeremy everyday since the 6th grade. As long as he doesn't tell anyone except the little notebook on his bedside table, everything should just blow over- right?

Falner Greyson wants to get through high school without a breakdown. With a lack of friends, a crush on a girl out of her league, and her overall dorky personality, she feels hopeless. After an old friend of hers tells her about a pill from Japan that's supposed to make you cooler, she takes a chance to see if it works for herself. But popularity and love come at quite the price…

Eight kids get sent to detention on a Saturday and are forced to get along with each other, but soon they see it wont be all bad

Jeremy Heere, on most nights, stays up until three A.M.—he's not an insomniac or anything—he just really likes this guy on his local radio show who DJs from one A.M. to five. And hey, Jeremy might have a little crush on the guy—but that's perfectly normal, right?

What made life so unfair? What did you have to live through to declare these words and actually get taken seriously for saying them and not getting accused of being the protagonist of a cliché high school movie? Jeremy is just a depressed millennial trying to get by and Michael is a literal angel

Michael Mell was cast with the curse of immortality as an infant. The curse goes on to say that he would grow up to the age of twenty before he stopped aging at all. The only cure is for him to have met and fallen in love with his soulmate twice. He’s already found Jeremiah once, now all he must do is wait to come across him again.