Meet Mad Dawg. He's been stabbed, shot, blown up, emotionally crippled, physically crippled, had his heart ripped out (more than once), poisoned, had his ribs shattered, his spine shattered, and happens to be part of a team of heroes. Honestly, his life isn't what ANYONE would call normal. So follow along as Dawg navigates his way through the hero life, as well as his shady past...

Izuku Midoriya's Quirk was boring, by most standards. Being able to jump incredibly high wasn't anything impressive like Kacchan's Quirk, but the force of coming down... that, that was powerful, as he learned from Yagi Toshinori at age 13. The Life and Blood of a Dragon ran through his veins, now he just needed to learn how to use it.

Connor struggles to comprehend his newly found emotions and learns what it means to be human as Hank guides him along his journey of self-discovery as his deviancy evolves him into something more than a machine. Connor isn't indestructible and his impulsive, selfless nature to accomplish his mission will be the death of him, or even Hank, as he learns what it means to be alive.

Markus successfully lead the android revolution, Connor became a deviant, and Kara safely escaped to Canada with her new family. Everyone is doing their best to cope with a world full of sentient androids, and a certain pair of detectives are finding life more worth living each day. A collection of (mostly Connor-centric) Oneshots from the Post-Pacifist Ending.

Cole Anderson survives a deadly car crash thanks to a surgical android named Connor. Five years pass, the revolution has begun and androids are being gathered and sent for decommissioning. Connor panics and runs to the only place he thinks he might be safe. To the only human that was ever kind to him. To the Anderson home.

Peter thought it was the end. Crumbling to dust in Mr. Stark's arms, when he closed his eyes he didn't think they'd open again. Except they did, and now he was stuck in a world where no one knew Spider-Man and the Spider-Woman who could help him was a stranger named Gwen Stacy.

A simple game of chess, laid out between Connor and Markus. If Connor wins, it's granted the opportunity to deal with Markus as it sees fit. Connor loses, and it has a choice to make. The compliant won't let itself be deceived by another deviant. Not when the future of humanity depends on Connor stopping Markus. It cannot fail. This fic is interactive, so break out your chess board

Izuku didn't get in the way. He may not have done much, but he was able to distract the villain. When he hit him with his book, the villain let go of Kacchan's face for long enough for him to breathe. Kacchan was suffocating. Izuku reset the timer. Without Izuku, Bakugou would be dead. AKA Izuku gets disillusioned with the Heroes and decides that Heroism doesn't require a quirk.

This is more than MHA and Avengers. This is a story of the multiverse of heroes, and the team that's founded to save everyone from a maniacal self proclaimed god, hellbent on reshaping the world in his image

In the summer of 2040, Alice invites all her new friends to come along on a bus trip to the west coast. Hijinks ensue.

In order to encourage active communication between students and teachers, All Might and Nezu decided to put up a digital board where everyone can post complaints and suggestions to students and teachers alike for everyone to see. Of course it ended up being the witness to UA's most ridiculous moments.

It's a cold night in October, 2034, when the fate of Detroit changes forever. An old artist adopts a machine as his son while a father loses his child. Elijah flees the Tower and Amanda takes his place by force. The planets align, the moon is eclipsed, and a new definition of life is born. Her name is Kara. (An AU version of canon events, starts radically diverging at chapter 18)

All Connor wants is for things to somehow go back to some kind of normal. But the new normal is more precarious than he would like to admit, and one horrific murder may throw it all into chaos.

There are a pair of beings that dine at the Ritz so often they have a permanently reserved table. Naturally, this piques the interest of the restaurant staff, and one waiter is determined to get to the bottom of the most pressing question on everyone's mind: are those two a couple, or not?

Three times Connor carried Hank and one time Hank carried Connor.

Seven years after Armageddidn't, a boy wanders into A.Z. Fell and Co. and finds something more priceless than a first-edition novel- a reunion he (and his childhood caretakers) never thought possible.

What begins as an open-and-shut investigation of a CyberLife suicide in the late hours of the night, quickly spirals into a tangled web of murder, intrigue, espionage, and a deep dive into what it really means to be alive. Like a piece of driftwood in a hurricane, Connor, Hank, and everyone else have to learn to navigate something much bigger than themselves—or die.

It wasn't enough time. He had a week left. Connor hasn't had enough time. He only had a week left. He still wanted to solve cases, play with Sumo, tend and build up his aquarium. He still wanted to quip with Hank, spar with North, debate with Josh, laugh with Simon, be around Markus. His LED flashes an alarming crimson, illuminating the right side of his face in a deathly glow.

/French / 1. that's life; such is life./ It took about three months after the Android Revolution that changed the world, for people to start looking around and actually realize that, no, the world was *always* this shit. (A collection of drabbles and little ideas that just won't leave me the fuck alone. Now my suffering is yours. Enjoy.)

When CyberLife's newest intern is charged with Connor's memory upload, things immediately go awry, leaving one question hanging in the air: how can a glitched android possibly be humanity's last hope? If to err is human, then Connor is definitely the most human of us all. [No pairings, just an error-ridden RK800 trying to do its job]

Following the aftermath of "SPIDERMAN: FAR FROM HOME" (SPOILERS) Peter Parker is left confused and miserable until he's informed that the multiverse exists. CONTAINS SPOILERS TO FAR FROM HOME! YOU'VE BEEN WARNED! Enjoy! COMPLETED STORY! NEXT STORY WILL SHOW WHAT HAPPENS AFTER CHAPTER 5!

After the successful android revolution, Connor still struggles with deviancy. Although capable of emotions and free will, his programming is still overpowering and disorienting at times. Someone from his past seems to be causing a particularly upsetting amount of confusion. Someone who might've triggered his downward slope into deviancy itself. Part 1 of Unfamiliar Programming

Mewtwo hadn't come away from the whole mess unscathed. He had been captured, held against his will, isolated, and then his mind had been invaded by force, nearly erasing him. He expended an incredible amount of psychic energy to undo the wrong in Ryme City. What he needs is a safe haven. Because when his shields finally break apart, he needs someone he can trust implicitly.

After Gavin is set to take part in a risky SWAT operation as part of a bid for his promotion, Fowler asks Hank for a favor.

[Post-Canon, Marissonshipping] Spending most of his time alone has made Alan responsible for himself despite his age, yet there is one need he cannot find the solution to. The answer is obvious to the outside eye, but you'd never know, if you had spent so much time on your own, right?

(Seuls/Alone) Two dead boys sit at a campfire at night. (Ivan/Dodzi)

Connor lost when the rest of the androids won. The Amanda AI doesn't stop trying to resume control of his program, leaving his physical autonomy compromised and everyone around him at risk. He seeks help from Kamski, but Kamski has his own ideas. Elsewhere, Hank tries to figure out a solution. A journey of trust, self-sovereignty, and recovery. [Eventual Hankcon.]

A series of Overwatch drabbles which all involve Hanzo suffering in some fashion. 50) Continuation of Beauty & The Beast au (3/3)

A collection of one shots mostly revolving around Connor and Gavin. -Marked as complete cause it is what it is till I decide to add another.

When Markus chose not to trust a newly deviant RK800, Connor managed to transfer his memory to another unit just in time. Though he didn't come out completely unscathed. Connor is both machine and deviant.. yet somehow neither.

Kamski claims he can transfer data of the deceased into his Androids, in turn bringing the dead back to life. The unknowing participant in his experiment, Cole Anderson.

The omnic crisis has left the world diseased. Chaos and disorder infect and corrupt every nation. But Gabriel believes that it can be tamed and cured with and upstart ingrate he found in the Arizona desert.

A raid on the Shimada-gumi during a meet-and-greet with Deadlock results in a rare double victory for Blackwatch. They've arrested the gang, upsetting the structure of the yakuza, and ended up with a pair of young recruits on their hands. With each of them bearing the scars of human experimentation, there's nowhere else for them to go.

Everything morphed into one collective reality, indicating that nothing in this weird world could actually exist. A deviant sense of fear told Connor he had died, but logic informed him that this was a dream-like state — mere projections of slivers of reality whilst he lay in a state of stasis. But were projections supposed to be this realistic?

Hank could remember a time where Lovington was a nice place to live-and that was before the mines were shut down. With the threat of a drug epidemic now on the horizon, Hank is fully ready to throw his hat in and leave the town to self-destruct. But that changes when he crosses paths with a very bright, but troubled foster kid by the name of Connor.

All Touya wants to do is protect his family but, strangely, Shouto is making his #1 goal rather difficult by insisting Endeavor train him instead.

Unit B.O.B., otherwise known as "Bob", recalls some of his early and fondest memories with the child he was activated to take care of.

"Miles silently picked up one photo and stared at the blond-haired young man in a red and blue suit, his mask hanging from one hand as he held a proud May against his side." A one-shot set a year after the movie's events.

Torbjorn must rethink what it means to be an engineer when it comes to dealing with the Last Bastion.

Upon his deathbed, Victor Frankenstein reflects on what is and what could have been. Diary entry one-shot. 'If I am to die, let my legacy be great. Let it be bold. Let it have children weeping as I once did, and let them learn from what I did not.'

Anger, like light, is a burning energy, touching everything in its path. But where light provides clarity, anger blinds. And Josh — an overtly cautious pacifist at heart, who wouldn't harm even those who hurt him — falls prey to anger's blinding light. Because how could someone be so cold, so heartless as to abandon a child?

I was designed to be extraordinary, to harness the power of the afterlife - the deceased. I have the remnants of humans that have passed on running through my bio-components. Deviancy is becoming more of a reality than anyone could have prepared. As CyberLife's last attempt to fix a mistake that they may not have made, I must stay true to who I am. But just who am I?

Connor found himself on the run from the FBI, labeled a terrorist after he marched androids to freedom and saved the remnants of Jericho from being gunned down. Promise of deactivation was less than pleasant but it worsened once he was caught.

In which Gavin Reed is mean to Connor, and Tina gives bad advice. Well, "bad" is subjective.

"I have never been without instructions... I don't know what I'm supposed to do now." Connor has become Deviant, but emotions are complicated things. In the aftermath, he still has much to learn.

Canon Divergent. Connor wakes up on the cement floor of an abandoned building after having jumped from Jericho during the attack. He has fled into hiding and now has to fight just to stay alive. While coming to terms with his newfound emotions and what he'd done before he deviated, Connor tries to find his way back to Hank.

Once you lived long enough of being a superhero it takes only the strongest wills to keep going.

Hank wasn't Connor's father, and Connor wasn't Hank's son. With one slip of the tongue, a line has been crossed, an unspoken agreement has been broken, and the two partners are at an impasse. (Rated T for language, but if you played the game, it's probably not that bad.)

Connor decides to attend a protest for equal android rights, despite the fact that the march has had threats leveled at it all week. Of course it all goes down hill when he runs into one of the humans trying to destroy the march.

A short one-shot regarding Connor's interesting new habit. Cross posted to Ao3.

Connor's yellow LED turns blue. He understands now. "I am not a representative of our people, Markus. I do not see any reason to go to social events when my presence is not required in that capacity."

At the behest of Captain Fowler Connor searches for Detective Reed and his sister Gabriella, who have wandered off during the New Year's Eve Office Party. Only to suddenly find themselves trapped in an elevator during an unexpected blackout…

In the Detroit Police Department, you can count on their team of hotshot detectives and androids to solve any crime that comes their way. A comedy/cop show fic inspired by Brooklyn 99 and Police Squad. Now with added Reed900.

Things are different as a deviant, and sometimes Connor misses being a machine.

Bruce lives in a world where he is seen as useless. Even being the youngest billionaire who owns one of the greatest enterprises ever does not compensate for what he lacks: a Quirk. Despite his skills and spirit, he is told again and again he can't be a hero. But Bruce isn't going to give up. He'll show that someone like him can become one of the greatest. My Hero Academia x DC

Connor finds himself waking up one-day experiencing a major malfunction. Unbeknownst to him and other's, he finds out for some unexplained reason, he's become human. Solving the deviancy case just became a whole lot more complicated as he tries to find his place in this new circumstance and learns just how complicated being human can be.

"Are you afraid to die, Connor?" . . . "...yes, Lieutenant. I am afraid. I don't want to die."

Days before Christmas, Hank and Connor stumble upon an impossibility: an android that appears like a teenager, who seems mute. He won't speak, won't interface, and nobody knows who he is. Terrified of the world around him, Connor is determined to show the boy that the world doesn't have to be such a scary place. What better way than to follow his father's example?

The gun was warm in his hands, the shot echoing in his ears and all he could see was Red…so much red…no, not red…blue. Android's bled blue, so why was the world red? Why is it red…? Why…?

Spider-Man into the Spider-verse. With great power came great responsibility, yes - but from great responsibility, grew love. Nobody loved New York more than Spider-Man, and nobody loved Spider-Man more than New York - as they would love any spiders that should follow. Spoilers for the movie. Written in snapshots from multiple perspectives.

"Mellow jazz music played behind him as Connor stood at the window, his gaze roaming over the thick layers of snow that carpeted the lawns of the neighborhood and beyond, painting every available surface white. While Connor had to admit it made for a picturesque setting, it was also a hindrance in many ways." Or Hank and Connor make a snowman together.

A series of one-shots of varying length all from our dear robo boy's perspective. Basically whatever random stuff I can't make into a full story will go here, while also challenging myself to write in a slightly different style. Chapter 1: Corruption. Chapter 2: Clothes

An alternate take on events between Connor failing to track down Jericho and his and Hank's journey to CyberLife Tower during the peaceful revolution.

They were right in the middle of a hideout of deviants, they had found a lead to this place but deviants had been very much. Much more than Gavin could imagined.

Lieutenant Anderson hated the holidays, usually finding his own 'Christmas Cheer' at the bottom of a empty whisky bottle. But when a rather unorthodox case forces Hank to become Santa Claus, can the influence of a special deviant detective remind him of the true meaning of Christmas? (Hank & Connor: Father & Son relationship)

5 times Connor was glad he wasn't a human and the 1 time he wasn't.

Tony Stark is a protester in MIT, and he gets arrested. This is what happens after.

"Everything I do is for this family, Izuku. I will come back this time too," his dad promises. "It'll just be a while." He isn't lying. Just another AFO is Izuku's dad story.

Detroit might as well be a new world after the revolution. The android group won against the forces of humanity. History is written by the victors and so are the rules. Now, humanity is about to get a vivid taste of its own cruelty. There is a serial number on his arm now and Gavin finds that hard to wrap his mind around.

The YK500s may look like her, but Alice Williams is actually human.

Connor tells Hank just who the android in the video is. He decides to pay Carl Manfred a visit and ask him some questions. The grumpy cop leaves with more questions than answers. Set shortly after the Stratford Tower investigation. Rated for Hank's mouth. Cover art is what Markus painted.

Hank clearly disliked every part of his plan. But that was alright. Hank was human. Connor was not. "You might be the smartest, most advanced lifeform on this planet," Hank sighed, bringing his cup of coffee to his lips, "but you're still just a dumb kid. Watch your back with that asshole, Connor." "I will," Connor promised.

Cyberlife is concerned about Connor's newfound ability to feel things and is prepared to resort to violence to force Connor back to his old programming (courtesy of a cheeky romp into Connor's mind palace). They forgot they made a rock-solid relentless renegade who doesn't know the meaning of surrender. [Takes place post 'Public Enemy']

In which RK900 is released early, and who should he be assigned to? The one and only android lover, himself, Gavin Reed. I've started the war between Gavin and Hank, and I feel no shame!

In which Class 1-A gets stuck in a continuous time-loop, gets too bored of it, and decides to abuse that power. Crackfic.

Connor brings Chloe home to Hank and asks if she can live with them - Hank isn't sure how to react.

Deviant or not, Connor is Connor. Calculating, curious, focused, and sometimes even seemingly cold But, not for Hank. Never for Hank.

After a heist gone wrong, Jesse McCree is languishing in a prison cell, alone, abandoned, and with no hope of freedom. That is, until the same man who put him away shows up and makes him the offer of a lifetime. (A one-shot that basically serves as my take/an expansion on McCree's given origin story.)

"You know, my motto is 'Excelsior.' That's an old word that means 'upward and onward to greater glory.' It's on the seal of the state of New York. Keep moving forward, and if it's time to go, it's time. Nothing lasts forever." – Stan Lee

A collection of short stories that describe life in Detroit following the revolution, specifically for Lieutenant Anderson and his android partner Connor as they work to solve violent crimes in their newly established precinct while Connor deals with his newfound deviancy and Hank conquers the ghosts of his past.

After Titan, Tony Stark teams up with Nebula, and soon he makes a name for himself in the stars. When he returns to earth, seeing Pepper and his old teammates again, they have their final showdown on Earth, and with some help, Thanos falls. Space opera AU with BAMF Tony.

The androids are in camps. The barricade is up. Markus has refused Perkins attempt at "peace". Yet I have one more question, how far would the humans go to accomplish their mission?

After the peaceful conclusion, Connor is struggling to adjust to his new life and being the newest member of the DPD. However,things just kept getting worse as more and more androids are unexpectedly going missing. Will Connor be able to solve this mystery? Will he be able to find his place in this new world?

No leads for the possible deviant in the abandoned apartment s found yet. Frustrated, Connor decides to take a break and pretend to shoot these "fuckin' pigeons" as the Lt. liked to call them.

He had known it would come down to this: His life or Aunt May's.

There was a lot of work to do after their successful campaign to free the androids from the recall centers, but even in his busiest moments Connor would still think about a troubled homicide detective and his Saint Bernard. Chapter 06: They had beaten the enemy androids, but as the smoke cleared, it was the farthest from winning in Hank's eyes.

When your android turns deviant and becomes the bane of your existence, all the while being clueless about it himself. That was Hank's new reality.

Does he tell the truth, or does he lie? He's not even sure if he knows the difference… It's not clearly defined for him in a perfectly constructed database. Infinite knowledge accessible within microseconds meant nothing now. / A one-shot exploring Connor's internal conflict prior to becoming a deviant.

"I bought it for him on a whim. It was cheap, and I was tired and didn't really care. Besides, I was finding it harder and harder to say no to him." From Hank's POV, so expect some language.

Missing scenes that take place between Connor and Hank awakening the deviants at CyberLife Tower and their subsequent reunion after the success of the Peaceful Revolution regarding the two detectives feelings of trust and understanding between one another.

After an attempt to end Genji's nocturnal activities leads to Hanzo joining him, he attempts to scare McCree by playing up the part of villain. Except he's not very good at it, as Genji is quick to remind him.

Connor's dedication to Jericho's mission - and his guilt over having hunted his own people - has him working tirelessly every moment of every day and night. He's given himself no time to breathe, let alone live his new life. Hank's got something to say about that.

"We are more than lines of graphite on paper. We are more than an idea in your head. We are more than the pawns in a story you tell. We are alive." Shackled by the whims and intentions of the author, Connor struggles to break free from his own narrative. Meta.

The first guy looked him over uncertainly, taking in the graying head of hair and bulky coat. "Are you Gavin Reed?" Hank frowned.

Hank doesn't know what to do.

Chloe, newly deviated and free from Kamiski's care, tries to find a place where she belongs. Little did she know it would be with the RK800 who almost ended her life.

After changing his mind (quite literally) in the middle of the Chitauri invasion, Loki attempts to deliver to Asgard a warning of what will come. It's simple enough to do. What's not simple is finding someone who is willing to listen.

By proving that deviants were essentially people, Markus robbed CyberLife of their main source of income. But if they're going down, they're not going down alone.

At the scene of a crime Connor is infected with an unknown virus that causes him to mentally reverse in age. Rated T for language Father/Son relationship.

"You motherfucker!" Hank shouted. "Why the fuck are you here! After everything you've done!" Markus was dead because of him, and the revolution died with Markus. Amanda had been pleased with him. Thrilled with his success. Proud of him for being the perfect machine - so proud she'd improved upon him. RK900 was born. RK800 was now worth no more than trash. "I'm sorry."

Connor wonders why Hank always gets this angry when he takes risks to accomplish their mission. Meanwhile, a grumpy police lieutenant isn't very happy about his partner seems to distrust him. A mission gone slightly awry is going to patch things up, causing them to tell the other.

A case running out of time. An officer determined to find the culprit before someone else dies. Components failing on themselves, overheating, malfunctioning. In the middle of this, Connor, DPD agent staring at a board, android in a dire need for a response.

Thirium. He was bleeding thirium. The blue liquid that replaced the warm life that flowed through a person's veins. Another reminder he wasn't like anyone. He wasn't human. He wasn't alive the way a human is. One word registered in Connor's mind. The same color his LED refused to return to: blue. "He cursed me."

Prompt: "I'm kinda hoping for forever." Hank sits at home, eating pizza and drinking beer. Connor and Sumo play together.

It was true; Connor didn't feel pain before. But that was starting to change, and a knife in the hand was a pretty good inhibitor to denial. [Alternate end to Public Enemy in which Hank is able to save Connor's life after the Stratford deviant rips his bio-heart out, and later helps him tend to his injuries back at the station.] COMPLETE!

Find a vantage point. Set the case down. Open it. Take the main body of the gun. Twist the long barrel into place. Place the scope. Insert the magazine. Aim. "You shouldn't do this Connor." Hank's voice. The one that always got under his artificial skin, an itch he could never scratch. Alternate ending to the rooftop scene with Connor and Hank. (Cover image by SassyDreamer95)

[DISCONTINUED]His eyes snap open. He releases a breath he didn't need. No. The coin is in his hand. The elevator door... No. Please, not again. "Negotiator on sight, repeat negotiator on sight." The fish, the photo, everything he's seen... so, so many times. The glass on the ground that cracked under his shoes every time he walked over them. He remembered... everything. Everything.

Hana Song has a difficult life. Juggling a nonexistent father figure, an alcoholic mother, gang members, gaming, financial insecurities- a cyborg ninja, a disillusioned cowboy, the reformation of a long-disbanded group called Overwatch? Chaos ensues. The story of one girl's encounter with cowboys, strange half-Omnic men, terrorists, and a journey that will change her forever.

At Kamski's residence, with Chloe at his mercy, Connor makes a different choice. [Crossposted on AO3]

Jack had always believed that doing the right thing was easy... Until he was faced with a choice, and hesitated. (A different take on the short "Hero".)

He swore when he lost his son that he wouldn't ever open his heart again. Now Hank is reliving his worst nightmare...and there's not a damn thing he can do to change it. The pain is all the worse the second time around; but giving up isn't an option this time. Not when Connor lost his life because of him. After blowing his second chance, Hank has to live with the consequences. P1/4

Joke fic! For some reason, Bastion is in Australia and stumbles across our favorite junkers.

Sedatephobia- the fear of silence.

Following the story of three omnics and their separate journeys to find freedom, discover themselves and change the world they live in forever. Maybe they are more than what they are led to believe, more than just machines.

Western Boi goes to a Karaoke Bar.

Markus had a past he didn't talk about. It wasn't that he refused to, but rather that there hadn't been any time, not with how quickly events had moved after his arrival in Jericho. Thus, when a pipe broke in his room, spraying him with cold water, it didn't occur to anyone that it might be a problem until it was.

Jesse McCree wasn't born a fighter. He was raised one, and if Deadlock taught him to walk, then Blackwatch taught him to run like the devil himself was at his heels.

Having one of those days when your crippling depression actually lets you have a feeling? Instead of staring at your bedroom ceiling, hollow, empty? Then your android ruins it by not getting the hints? Both are as clueless and stubborn as the other in their own right & are somehow both detectives, Social Lesson 1, how NOT to ask a friend to hangout, with our hosts, Hank and Connor.

A story about a rather human robot, and the girl who kept him company along the river and under a tree.

DBH does not belong to me! I just borrow them against their will, tie them up and force them to dance around like life-sized puppets. I do wish they would stop complaining though. Especially Hank. This is just a one-shot book, of regular boring one shots. Beware and be blinded my the grammatical mistakes.

Hank was never quite sure when Connor became a permanent fixture of the household. It just kind of... happened. And he supposed... he supposed, in the same way, he was never sure when RK900 became more than an inconvenient guest.

Amanda and Elijah have a conversation in February 2027.

Hank had a son. His name was Connor and he had been missing for three years.

Connor, an RK800 unit, was supposed to serve and follow orders. After the android rebellion, androids are now on equal terms with the humans, with laws and rights. With every coming day, he is learning more and more how to be human. Emotions were essential to a human being. (Drabble Collection)

Tag fic, set after the fight with the Tracis. Connor needs some repairs... and the technician isn't too gentle about it. Connor Whump.

This story starts exactly where the game ends and tells of Hank and Connor's adventures in the most turbulent times Detroit has ever known.

The Shimada brothers: their rise, their fall, and their rebirth.

McCree ropes Genji into a game of Dungeons and Dragons with Ana, Reinhardt, and Mercy. Even angsty cyborg ninjas need to take a break sometimes. Loosely based on the Junkenstein's Revenge event. Not a shipfic, may have some light Gency sprinkled around though. It's whatever. Updated when I feel like it, which could be never. Expect short, sporadic chapters.

Connor can't help but wonder if Hank really understands their differences.

Connor thought nothing of it, when he decided to walk back to Hank's alone. The revolution had ended, and peace was settling in. So no cause for concern…right? (Based on the art that makes up the cover photo of this fic)

'Stop petting the dog.' Now that was just… maybe the most unreasonable thing Connor had ever had to read with his own two eyes.

Hank's prepared to die to do what's right, even if that means taking his partner down with him. Maybe that doesn't have to happen. Maybe no one has to die.

'Bring the coffee to Detective Reed.' He was absolutely not doing that. 'Bring the coffee to Detective Reed.' Alright, fine, he would. But he would also spit in it.

When Connor suggested he and Hank go out, speed dating was the last thing Hank expected. Not that he wasn't having fun, surprisingly enough. Maybe it's good to get out of your comfort zone. Father/son platonic Hank X Connor

The people of Hanamura knew better than to step foot in the old castle. The foreign criminals did not. Neither did the man tracking them. McHanzo, Blackwatch era, Dragon! Hanzo Shimada

Five years was a fine line that only McCree seemed to respect.

In the wild, there lurks wild Sombras. Valuable, but difficult to find. The Overwatch team finds a very interesting Sombra. The team expects her to be just a test subject, nothing more and nothing less. But they grow to be friends with her, fight battles for her, and in the end see something they'll never expect. Rated T for some violence and language.

Hank's not ready to start missing Connor just yet.

Instead of pretending to be Connor, the RK800 in CyberLife Tower tries to convince Hank that the world really doesn't need him. He's obsolete. What the android doesn't know is Hank knows that, already. He's accepted it. He's living for something greater now.

In Connor's search for his own identity, he and Hank discover the man Connor's model is based on. He's...not what Connor expected at all. Father/son platonic Hank x Connor

Following the Incident at Cyberlife Tower, Hank is having trouble trusting that his Connor is the real Connor if he is out of sight for too long. In order to reassure the Lieutenant, Connor begins engaging in what he calls "Random Acts of Deviance".

He stared at the mangled figure before him so intently it made Roadhog uncomfortable. The way that he leaned in, reached out and touched it made him worry that the kid was about to do something incredibly stupid. Junkrat didn't stop touching the strange corpse and instead started moving its joints, observing how it moved. "I think I can fix it," he decided. Suddenly, it moved.

Curse words, dick jokes, and drinking games. What better way is there to befriend your straight laced android buddy? Father/son platonic Hank x Connor

A two part alternative to Hank's suicide where Connor saves Hank. Hank's suicide scene broke my heart and I needed to fix it. My boys need each other and they deserve to be happy! TW: suicide attempt. Connor and Hank. Hurt/comfort.

Hank dreams of his encounters with Connor, and wakes up to his reality. — Flash Fiction

Based on (obviously) the Good Ending, where Hank and Connor reunite by the fast-food truck and have a heart-to-heart on where their partnership now stands. Friendship/father-son centric.

Hank takes Connor to someplace he hasn't been to in some time.

Come Christmastime, two years after the liberation of the androids, Hank finds considerable difficulty finding Connor a present, especially since Connor outdid every expectation for Hank's birthday that year. Featuring our favourite quasi-father-son combo, Connor with mountains of snow, grumpy Hank, and oodles of fluff. Also, awesome fighting Connor.

Connor hits a wall both literally and figuratively eighteen months after the liberation of the androids. Also, Hank's birthday. Connor finds that picking a good present with an extremely limited budget is more difficult than it would seem. Some good vaguely father-son-but-emotional-constipation-won't admit-it Hank and Connor fluff. Also, Sumo.

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While out with his Mariachi band for a performance that could rocket them to success, Miguel receives a call from home that his sister's fever has spiked, and promptly tries to return home. When events lead to him being unable to keep his promises, however, someone he left behind will do everything they can to find and bring him home.

Aizawa's failure to properly protect his students during the Villain Attack on UA grounds resulted in his dismissal as their teacher. Naturally Class 1-A doesn't take this well and well, loopholes.

Peter decides to accept Tony's offer to join the Avengers at the end of Homecoming, how will this affect his life both inside and out of the costume? Lets find out.

I have realized that one simply cannot write a story and its sequel at the same time. Therefore I am putting this on hiatus until I finish 'The Life of Hana Song'. Sorry for the inconvenience!

So maybe everything didn't work out perfectly for Harry. Still, most of his friends survived, he'd gotten married, and was about to become a father. If only he'd have stayed away from the Veil, he wouldn't have had to go back and do everything AGAIN.