All thinking things had rituals. Hank Anderson was no different. Take his Christmas ritual of wallowing in despair and not getting up if he could help it, for example. That routine was about to be broken by an overly enthusiastic detective android. And maybe that wasn't such a bad thing.

SEQUEL TO CLASHING WITH LEGENDS. When the Avengers and the Guardians first met, they parted with a tenuous alliance and the belief that their jobs wouldn't need to interfere with each other. But now a new threat forces them to work together again, and both groups might have to compromise their principles and beliefs in order to protect what they have sworn to keep safe.

After a chance encounter with a strange boy, S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers catch wind of a mysterious group called the Guardians. They might be a new threat, or they might be hidden allies, older than any of them had imagined. And the longer it takes to decide what to do about them, the worse everything gets... (Sequel now up)

She sings in the tavern and makes people happy. He listens. Cole and Maryden the bard are drawn together in the midst of the war. Friendship fic.

The Iron Bull fulfills his promise to introduce Cole to a nice lady named Candy in order to "get him sorted out", but the evening probably won't go the way anyone expected. One shot.

Post-series. Yugi Mutou and Ryou Bakura share a moment between friends after Atem's passing.

Yugi Mutou had no idea what the puzzle he had worked so hard to finish truly held within. But when he finally figured it out, it was the start of a rather strange friendship. A series of one-shots focusing on the friendship between Yugi and his other self.

The Pharaoh was the last person to forgive himself for his mistake. The one he had wronged was the first. The end of the Orichalcos arc from the Pharaoh's point of view.

He may be broken, but he'd be damned if he let someone like Haga get in his way of saving his partner. If he could just hold onto his sanity a while longer... The train duel from the Orichalcos arc from the Pharaoh's point of view.

North realized very quickly that he had become a father figure to the youngest Guardian. And there were moments when he started to think Jack realized that too (One-shot, family fluff).

It seems the Pacific heat and volcanoes don't go well with winter spirits. A simple trip to fetch Bunnymund for a Guardian meeting leaves the Guardians with a delirious, sick Jack Frost to take care of. Another long day lies ahead.

It has been a hectic week for the Guardians, and to top it all off they all seem to have caught a cold. Everyone except Jack Frost, that is. They are now stuck in North Pole with only yetis and the mischievous winter spirit to take care of them. It's going to be a long day...

There has been unrest in a small town not too long after Pitch's defeat. Investigating it, the Guardians are faced with an expected enemy with his expected tricks. And they are not about to let him rise back to power just yet.

She used to love Christmases, but with her brother gone, nothing is the same. But winter looks especially beautiful this year despite all the sorrow.

Winter is a tricky thing. It can take many forms, some fun and some deadly. Jack contemplates his own season while facing two very different sides of it in just one day.

He was stuck in the worst blizzard he had ever faced in his life. It couldn't be natural. So he cursed whoever had caused it. And then he saw a figure in the midst of the storm...