It was a mission of revenge. There weren't supposed to be any survivors, but Chief Hakoda couldn't bring himself to kill the Fire Nation boy. Against his better judgment, he brought him home. A Zuko joins the Water Tribe story.

A collection of one-shots/drabbles focusing on Jack and his life both before and after he becomes a Guardian. No particular order. No pairings/romance. Requests closed.

A collection of one-shots,drabbles and arcs about Jack Frost and the Guardians, everything from angst, hurt/comfort to humor, whatever I feel like writing. No pairings / romance! Rated T just to be on the safe side.

Post-Manga/FMAB. As Edward and Alphonse recover from the Promised Day, Hohenheim struggles to convey his love for his sons before it's too late.

Locked away in a secret government lab with Phantom as her subject, nothing stands between Maddie and the truth... except, perhaps, herself. Complete! Sequel now complete. UPDATE: please read final chapter for post-SoaD event announcements and a deleted scene.

When Mustang drags Ed into a mission that ultimately lands them in a world consumed by war and people who can bend the elements to their will, they're desperate to leave - but is it possible to do without interfering with a battle of destiny and fate?

The truth was supposed to save Danny. Fix things. The lab, the experiments, the lies, those were all in the past. Weren't they? Sequel to Phantom of Truth. Now complete! Cover art by Paplup.

KF's latest souvenir has finally done it, ruined Robin's day. Now he's gone to an alternate Earth where Robin never existed. Can he get home? How did his life make such a difference for his friends? And for Batman? AU, no OCs, T for paranoia. Sister Story to 'Where's Robin' read that for what is happening back home.

Written for #56) The Irwin Allen Presents Challenge - 96 Hubbles (Takes place about one year after "The Demise of Daisy") I present my first HH Novel! "'So, where were you when the world ended, Dad' Crazy, the thoughts that run through your head…" R/R Usual Disclaimers.

He is gone...suddenly, nothing matters anymore. [Coda added.]

Kidnapped, imprisoned, and tortured for information, Hunk and Lance and Keith have nothing but each other to rely on. They need to stay alive, stay hopeful, and get out. With a little help from the blue lion, that's exactly what they're going to do.

Wally didn't die when the chrysalis' energy attacked him. His family thought he did. His friends thought he did. Even he thought he did. But Bart didn't. Bart knew what really happened.

Ed knew he was different. It wasn't just that he was smarter than the other kids or even that he had automail. No, it had more to do with the way people would occasionally look at him, like they were expecting somebody else. It was the way his mechanic cried the day she met him. It was the way his dad would sometimes slip – and call him Fullmetal.

Ed has a bad dream, and the absolute last thing he wants now is to talk about it with Mustang. But Mustang's not leaving. Parental RoyEd.

He was so sure that Ladybug would already push him off a rooftop if she knew his civilian identity worked at a café called "Paws Fur Coffee" of all names, but his flub on the chalkboard menu just topped it all off. His neat handwriting read back to him: "Chai Noir". (In which Adrien has some cool drink ideas and gets to know a regular customer) [Cafe College AU]

When an explosion takes out their train, Ed learns something about Mustang: the Flame Alchemist can start fires. He can't put them out. Parental RoyEd. Now with a Russian translation, see my profile or AO3!

Set just after the Promised Day, before Roy finds out his vision can be restored. Ed finds Mustang on the roof, a mere three feet all that was in between him and a plummet to his death. He also finds something he had never seen from the bastard colonel before: fear. Oneshot, no pairings

Dick Grayson hates magic. It's impossible to predict, can have devastating consequences, and just all around sucks. So when he gets cursed by a new villain in Gotham who has magic powers, Damian reveals his magical knowledge. Damian knows a spell that can stop the witch. But because he is not connected to magic at all, he has to pay the price for it from somewhere else

You finally have what we spent so many years trying to obtain, and yet... You're still a prisoner in your own body.

Phantom and his younger double save Amity Park from a monstrous ghost, nearly destroying themselves in the process. The Fentons have always hunted ghosts; now it's time to save one.

Some days you can't pick yourself up. Having family means you don't have to. Danny-centric, three oneshots. Completely shameless hurt/comfort. Bring tissues… and antiseptic. Cover art by Ectology on Tumblr.

Skulker isn't hunting you, for once. That's the good news.

In the aftermath of Promised Day, two worlds collided in a way that no one expected. Now the people of Amestris are divided and in this world, the ultimate taboo is not human transmutation but the intentional unlocking of another person's memories – for, once they remember, they can never go back.

House's new case is a little tougher to diagnose, primarily because the patient should be, quite literally, already dead. A continuation of AnneriaWings' Lab Rat

Dick, Tim, and Damian are busy gearing up for a 'brocation', but an old adversary has a scheme in the works that could unhinge more than their holiday plans. T for language and violence. Sequel to 'Tectonic Doom'.

When death turns out not to be the end, you can't help but ask for what purpose you were brought back... What differences would it make, to remember your past right from the begining? To learn your purpose, piece by piece, right from the start? How would that change the life, future, and secrets of the Spirit of Winter; Jack Frost?

The armor is empty but my soul remains – I'm here, Brother. I'm still here.

Dick and Tim head out for a week of brotherly bonding in the wilderness only to find themselves caught up in a scheme to put humanity on the 'extinct' list. T for language and frightening situations.

Bruce takes a young Dick Grayson to get his routine vaccinations for school, with less than typical results.

Morgana's plan didn't go quite right when Arthur arrived to rescue his servant. But what is a king supposed to do when he knows his most trusted friend has been cursed to kill him?

Führer President Bradley has been killed in a freak accident, leaving the Wrath homunculus without a host. But a replacement has been found: an unwilling Colonel Roy Mustang. Now Hawkeye and the rest of his team fight to save him, and he struggles to survive, as Wrath takes possession of him and everything he holds dear. AU, Evil!Mustang, mostly Hawkeye POV, Royai.

The night after the exercise isn't the worst of Artemis' life, but it comes dangerously close.

Roy had been looking forward to a quiet evening at home, but all of his plans go up in smoke when a certain blond alchemist shows up at his doorstep, injured and bleeding. Parental Roy. One-shot. Rated for injury, just to be safe.

The battle is over, the day has been won. The Green Death is dead, the three-hundred year long war has finally ended. But even the greatest of victories always come with cleanup, and sometimes it can be rather gruesome. Follows directly after the battle sequence in the movie. Rated for gore.

Orphaned and removed from the only life he's ever known, Dick feels like there's no light left for him in the world. His new benefactor, however, still sees something worth saving... Chronological beginning of the Spark in the Dark series. T for language, abuse, and death imagery.

He can't be Batman all the time, so sometimes Bruce Wayne needs the help of Officer Grayson. Even if they're not on speaking terms right now. One shot, NO SLASH, winner of the Divison Bell -poll. Fluffy at times, bits of angst, rated T for short mentioning of child abuse.

For about a year, Dick has dealt with Damian's arrogant and aggressive behaviour with patience and smiles. But what if Damian takes things too far one day, and Dick decides that enough is enough? NO SLASH, pre- reboot.

Now complete! The Batfamily is one big mess. Richard intends to change that, but his time is running out. NO SLASH.

The team is so used to communicating telepathically that they could practically do it in their sleep; drabbles from the perspective of the Leaguers as they notice the silence that is Young Justice. Note: Focuses on the original six after season one. Disclaimer: I do not own Young Justice.

Post 5x13. Agent Arthur Pendragon and his team are the best the Agency has to offer. But their boss has started sending them on search and retrieve missions after odd things, like a broken sword. Then comes Chicago, and suddenly the game has changed.

Trisha can't understand; she's terrified, but she has to stay calm. Her boys are gone, replaced by her sons from the future...and something, she knows, is terribly wrong.

Dick Grayson arrives at Wayne Manor, a cold empty place, shortly after his parents' murder: A re-telling of the Boy Wonder's well-known origin story.

AU. In a world where alchemy exists, but is thought to be a fairytale, the Elric brothers land themselves in an asylum after their abilities are discovered. But this hospital has a darker purpose, and its patients must band together in order to survive

Merlin was getting used to his life in Camelot. Then a threat as old as the prince himself rears its head once again and throws everything into chaos. Can Merlin protect his destiny, or is fate against him this time?

In order to fully understand a man, you must first walk a mile in his shoes. Sokka and Zuko are going to find that out the hard way.

The Heroes of the world have a *BIG* problem when Robin - yes, Robin - is kidnapped from Gotham City Academy. The big deal, other than the obvious? He was Dick Grayson at the time!

Artemis has reason to believe that Robin, the Boy Wonder, attends Gotham Academy as well. All she needs is evidence. She enlists the help of Dick Grayson to track him down. Trolling commences.

The Gate was opening; the black arms stretched toward him and Pride. Ed knew he had no say in the matter. He would be pulled to this parallel dimension, alternate universe—whatever it was—and Amestris would be left to die. Truth merely grinned.

It had started as a joke, contingency plans made for various hypothetical circumstances, but then the world falls under mind-control, their mentors turning against them, and those rules made up in jest become something to survive by.

"Stay away from him!" The visiting prince snapped his eyes to meet Arthur's challenge. "Why?" he sneered. "He's just a mouthy servant. He needed to be taught a lesson." An old acquaintance of Arthur's is in Camelot and Merlin suffers because of it.

Set between chapter 7 and chapter 8 of The Rising Force. A fever leaves Obi-Wan dangerously ill. Qui-Gon has to come to the aid of the Jedi student whom he thought he was done with.

After Merlin accidentally breaks a sacred charm of an old witch, she curses him with bad luck. Merlin's constant rotten luck is amusing at first, but when it gets out of hand, Arthur and Merlin embark upon a quest to break the curse before it's too late.

With Ed suffering from what he thinks is the seasonal flu the Elric brothers track a rogue alchemist in a town outside of East City.

Stoick and Toothless are at odds as to where an over-protective Night Fury should sleep. Hiccup is at a loss of what to do, until Toothless decides to take matters into his own hands – er, claws. Oneshot. A/N: And now, I give you: The Sequel

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.

It's January, and Central City is freezing. The Military Headquarters has lost its heating, and Colonel Mustang is hiding something from his subordinates.

Colonel Mustang and Fullmetal fight to keep each other alive in the wake of a deadly car accident. One-shot.

Back in England, the Pevensies prepare for Christmas; Mrs. Pevensie senses something different about her children.

As of today, Edward Elric had been missing for four months, two weeks, and five days. Warnings for angst, some gore, and Chimera!Ed. Complete

When Jim gets injured after another fight with Scroop, Silver suddenly realizes how much he cares for the boy. NO slash.

ObiWan lost the duel on Mustafar, but instead of dying, he finds himself on a ship leaving Tatooine, with his old Master and a familiar young boy. As events begin to unfold, can he stop the future he knows from occuring? TPM AU, ObiAniQui bonding, DONE!

Just shy of his second year, Danny learns of a custom meant to honor the day each ghost first entered the next world. Now the great Danny Phantom must face a throng of well meaning ghosts and somehow survive their gifts with his secret and sanity intact

An assignment to snow country under Colonel Mustang is bad enough for the damper it puts on the Elrics' search for the Stone, but downed supply lines lead to cut rations, and Ed discovers that he can't take the deprivation as well as he'd like to pretend.

A RotS AU. Anakin is now Emperor and has captured ObiWan. But things are never that simple ... [COMPLETED!]