Run after run, the same constants are in place - the same politicians, the same prejudice, and no changes. Until Frisk and Chara decide to accept aid from yet another constant - an email sent by an anonymous supporter. But how much can one simple email really change? (Post-Pacifist Run, Post-The Last Guardian. Rated T to be safe. THERE WILL BE SPOILERS.)

Ask Bill Cipher your deep, meaningful questions, such as "Where do all the left socks go?" and "Is illoominatee confermed?11!" First come first serve, limit two questions per person.

Hired by the LEP as a consultant, Artemis finds himself at the centre of a growing crisis. He was right: human children ARE getting smarter. Webisode 3.02.5: Homecoming is bittersweet, especially at three in the morning. But, like most things, it's easier with friends.

A strange, out of the way town. Supernatural beings. Hidden plots. And plucky children, destined to save the world...Wait, which show are we talking about again? (A series of crossover one-shots between Gravity Falls and Steven Universe).

After the end of the Titan War, the Fates gather certain half-bloods, humans and fairies and have the read about the adventures of two young men with the gods. Without asking said young men for permission first. For extra amusment, they bring heroes form the future, a dead fairy and a parent who has no idea what his son been up to. Let the fun begin.

When an animatronic pizzeria replaces Hoo Ha Owl's Pizzamatronic Jamboree, Dipper Pines is suspicious. But even he can't anticipate what the animatronics do at night, when his friend Soos gets involved.

It appears that Zeus does not approve of Percy Jackson taking airplanes, even for the perfectly innocent reason of going on holiday to Germany. So that's how it happens that the Seven get stranded in rural Ireland with no where to go but the ominous manor in front of them. As for Artemis Fowl, he's not thrilled with a group of teenagers at his front door asking for directions...

Yeah, the title's long - deal. Anyway, a certain Greek goddess intends to sue Artemis Fowl and his father for grand larceny, on the grounds that they (MALES, for the love of Zeus!) bear her divine name - illegally. The Olympian justice system has never seen a case like this... I don't know how long it will be. Hopefully not too long... I have NO idea how to categorize it. R&R R&R