Be prepared for a very bad and cliche fan fiction. Diana was for the longest time an orphan. When she was old enough, she left the orphanage. While she was in the orphanage, she would always watch her favorite anime, "Naruto." She always felt a connection with the anime. Then, one day she realizes that she's stuck in her favorite anime as the Sasuke's twin sister?!?! THIS STORY IS A KAKASHIXOC FANFIC, IF YOU DONT LIKE BIG LARGE AGE GAPS I RECOMMEND NOT READING. I DID MADE KAKASHI YOUNGER IN MY STORY AS I ALSO FELT A LITTLE UNCOMFORTABLE, BUT IF THAT'S STILL A NO FOR YOU. THEN YOU SHOULD NOT READ THIS STORY AS YOU WILL BE DISAPPOINTED. *I don't own Naruto, or it's characters*

The war ended. Hearts are broken. Feelings have changed. Will things go back to the same? Third Season of IASTS

"Now is not the time." "It is always the time!" When she died, Ashely didn't think of the aftermath, only of how great of a hug dear old Truck-kun gave. So imagine her sanity when not only was she reborn in the Naruto universe, but as Sasuke's twin sister at that! Cliche and too surreal, we know. Follow her, now known as Megumi Uchiha, as she pushes forward for a better future! It doesn't help that she thinks everything is cute. Disclaimer: The Naruto franchise does not belong to me but the great Kishimoto Masahi! Megumi, Hiro, and other OCs that I put in belong to me! Also, all art belongs to me unless stated other wise!

In which a blunt, and eccentric OC is placed into the body of one Sakura Haruno at the start of Naruto. What could possibly go wrong? -COMPLETE- (REWRITE - original complete on FanFiction). Now being put into audio by JazzOfTheSpazz on YouTube for those who want to listen!

A very old soul finds herself in an unfamiliar world where she has no idea what's going on but damn it could these people please stop trying to exorcize her? Character pictures in every chapter. Jujutsu Kaisen Fanfic. #1 in JJK 11-15-22

A self-insertion into the Narutoverse. No one just falls into another world. It just doesn't happen. Not normally, at least. Not even rarely. It's an effect, not a cause. And I should have known that. The signs were there. The warnings were clear. I should have paid attention. No one just falls into another world. No one just falls into another world, and returns, I should say. Because I fell. And returning was impossible. (Rated T, Complete)