Anri, after Charlotte gets her happy ending.

Fishing is a sport about patience, peace, and perseverance.

Olivier sets out to challenge all three.

Renne learns something important through a series of tea parties.

Phoenix Wright needs some time to recuperate. There's really only one place to go.

Or, five weddings that never happened (and one that almost did.)

"I don't think you're old enough to quite appreciate what it means to lose everything."

Snapshots into the girlhood of Dahlia Hawthorne.

Zax and Sephiroth... second impressions. (Pre-game, Wutai frontier)

Transports blow up. Things wash ashore. Think of it as an unplanned vacation.

Filling in the blanks as to how Quistis knew Martine "quite well."

Quistis/Laguna drabblets and ficlets, post-FF8.

Izaya and Namie try this thing called cohabitation.

This is not a war as of yet, Itsuki tries to remind his bosses.

He didn't understand how someone like Marilyn, who was the focus of so much love, could feel so all alone.

Pegasus recreates the story of his love, once, twice, thrice.

Three years have passed since the time of Battle City and Seto Kaiba finds himself bothered by how Isis Ishtar didn't send a response to his company's invitation to a new card game tournament.

A short angsty Kaiba brothers story.

Marufuji Ryou, before he was Kaiser.

Neji is seventeen. Hinata grows old.

Someone has been freeing the caged birds in the Hyuuga compound.

Futurefic. Shikamaru takes an ANBU mission, and whether he succeeds or not, it's not going to end well.

Sai and art lessons.

His father had fifty wives and his father's father had fifty wives and all the fathers before him had half a hundred wives of their own.

Kimblee has long been bending circumstances to his advantage.

Every now and then, Renji gets caught up in the moment and loses sight of his goals. And every time, he gets a reminder of what he's missing in his life.

Five birthdays Rukia never celebrated, and one she just might.

Her wings are long melted now.

"As the leader of Fifth division."

Sometimes butterflies don't die.

Orihime, Tatsuki and Umbrella-san against the world. Three is a better number than two.

The dead timeline lives on, and Katsuya Suou stubbornly persists in it. His brother is determined to do better.

Living after the end of the world is hard. Living with yourself is harder. Tatsuya Suou comes home to find not everything is where he left it... and some scores are yet left unsettled.

(Or, "Persona 2: Atonement")

A post-EP epilogue of the Other Side... but why are his friends still there? Why has someone new donned the Joker mask? Who are the City of Heaven cultists? Why is Kei Nanjo working with Tatsuzou Sudou? And can Tatsuya work up the courage to ask that damned boy out on a date, or what? A story of finding a place to belong.

Ginji who is strong and smart and desperate and pukes black stuff and can do enough thinking for both of us but is that really okay? Lisa thinks not but Lisa thinks a lot of things that never happened.

Argilla grows up in the shadow of the woman who she was and yet was not.

Five years later, Miki and Kozue search for teenage fencing incest turtles.

Life is more than a collection of still frames.

Ritsuko’s hand was warmer than she could have foreseen. Misato kept her hand atop hers for an overlong moment, if only to make good on the gesture, before she retracted it and wiped the small film of moisture that had accumulated on her palm onto the counter.

[Misato and Ritsuko try their hands at friendship, again.]

"Here, there was a collection of scenes, mainly pertaining to what happened to Our Protagonist, between the time he entered into UN custody and the time that the final hearings began." Post-Third Impact, Shinji faces his strangest trial yet: providing witness testimony in the case against the defense organization known as NERV.

Now, right now, in SEELE’s wreck of a hospital ward, smelling the rot of the place, the rot of the world, like Hiroshima, like Nagasaki, like hell itself had swallowed up—everything—Mari breathes in blood and breathes out poetry.

The story of the end of the world, told in two parts.

Hyuga Makoto is the most pessimistic optimist in all of NERV, according to Aoba. Unfortunately he also has all the willpower of a heroin addict when it comes to the central cause.

“We’re here to discuss a better world,” says Sudo, quietly, after a moment. Slowly, Satomi’s fists unclench; slowly, Komori sheathes his knife. “A world where those who live are those who have earned the right to live.”

“Oh, God,” says Bungo, and drops his face into his hands. “No offence, Sudo-kun, but I knew you were too good to be true.”

(Before they had their shadow dragons, and before they were a team, and before they had a plan - they were all still just as fucking weird.)

She's not broken; she's misassembled.

“You remind me of a poem I can’t remember, and a song that may never have existed, and a place I’m not sure I’ve ever been to.”

A-drei is assigned to sit in the back row during his first week at Karlstein.

Cyrus hates hating her.

flowers can still bloom in winter.

An "accidental" meeting in which Rosa is both offended and hit on: otherwise known as an average Tuesday.

“But why me? Wouldn’t Calem be better suited for this grand opportunity?”

She can’t help but notice the way her voice poisons her two most favorite words in the universe.

(your name is serena descartes and you are not a queen. au: serena joins team flare.)

"I was not the one who confessed to the wrong girl," Crystal snipes, watching Gold flinch.

He thinks of her as his, but doesn't allow her the pleasure of a vice-versa.

"Aren't you going to wish me 'good luck'?" — AU, where Mayaka falls for Houtarou instead of Satoshi in middle school.

In some other place, a little boy takes his turn drowning in the river.