A creature crashlands on a strange planet with no recollection of where and who he is. In the coming days, his identity returns to him through flashbacks. He is a clone. A clone of the emperor of the known universe. And he is worthless. Cast aside for a defect in his cloning, he was sent to die on the front lines. Miraculously, this clone discovered a way to escape to a long forgotten planet called Etheria. With an undying thirst to prove himself, he vows to bring the light to this planet and conquer it in the name of the Horde. Only then can he be worthy enough to stand by his lord once again. This is the story of Hordak, a clone of the Horde empire. This is the story of the one who gave himself a name, built an empire, and even made a friend. Will Hordak be able to prove himself worthy? Will he be able to see past the defect in him and learn the truth? Or is he destined to be the villain he was made to be? Book 1 in the Unbroken trilogy ***** I am very much aware that "She-Ra and the Princesses of Power" is a TV series created by Dreamworks, but "Unbroken: Empire in Exile" is an original telling of Hordak's story by Fireblaze72.

As the title says, Becky can't dance, and everyone knows it. However, when Tobey sees her dancing, he gives a very unexpected reaction. [Cross-Posted on AO3 & Fanfiction.Net]

Some nights, Chase Devineaux would forget he had a soulmate. Other nights, he'd lay awake in his bed, wondering just who he was meant to spend the rest of his life with. -- Carmen had always been curious about who her soulmate was. Even when she was on V.I.L.E. Island, she would always dream of who the person was that would steal her heart away. Then she met Chase Devineaux. [Cross-Posted on AO3]

Wallace invents a collar for Gromit that allows him to verbally communicate. Things heat up when a suspicious "conscience" named Buddy appears and begins to give Gromit advice. Is he to be trusted? Or does it all seem a little glitchy?