Y/N and Alex Dunphy have always been in a one sided rivalry. But when a heartbroken Alex shows up at Y/N's dorm room seeking a distraction, their academic hostility ignites into a completely different kind of battle. Stripped of their defenses, they quickly discover that the only thing hotter than beating your rival is giving in to them. Will this late-night truce change everything, or just raise the stakes?

Ethan Dunphy, older twin to Haley, a cynical high schooler with a hidden talent for electronics and a passion for his garage band, 'The Rusty Spoons.' Navigating the chaotic Dunphy household, Ethan's world revolves around avoiding family drama, perfecting his drumming, and occasionally pranking his younger brother, Luke. But when an unforgettable encounter at a concert sparks a new obsession, Ethan's carefully constructed world of apathy faces its biggest challenge yet.

Hope's Peak Academy, a school that scouts students from across the country in search of talent. The ones accepted into the school are known as Ultimates. The Ultimate Yakuza, the Ultimate Mechanic, the Ultimate Princess; anything goes. 17 High School students were picked in the next batch to attend the school. They all believed they'd graduate and leave with their futures set up for them. But things don't quite go as planned. All of them are now trapped on an island with no easy escape, forced into a killing game by a psychotic teddy bear. The only way to win is through betrayal. This weighs heavily on everyone. But throughout the chaos, there is a flicker of hope for two participants. Y/N L/N and Mikan Tsumuiki. The Ultimate Mortician and the Ultimate Nurse. The boy that keeps to himself and the girl that apologizes for everything. The two of them couldn't be more different from each other. Y/N prefers to be away from others, Mikan wants to finally have friends. Realistically, the two could never bond. But by some miracle, a connection begins to form between them. A connection formed by a shared pain. The pain of the past. Pasts they can't forget. Pasts that shaped them into who they are today. Pasts they think they'll never move on from. The future has always looked bleak for them. But as their connection begins to strengthen, they begin to think otherwise. Just maybe, these two broken souls can heal each other. I do not own Danganronpa or any of its characters. The cover art does not belong to me, it belongs to @Deadnooodles on Twitter (or X if you're weird).

Life couldn't get any worse for young Y/N. He was a loser with a shitty job, a terrible landlord and a cheating ex to top it all off. Just when he thought he had hit rock bottom, he got fired from his job. Feeling hopeless and alone, Y/N contemplated his future. Until Y/N was just walking home from his shitty day at work, feeling utterly miserable, when he stumbled upon something extraordinary - a magical mask. As soon as he put it on, his entire world shifted. In a flash of light, he transformed into a green-skinned, bald, cartoonish figure known as Mask.

Y/N was on the bad side of life to keep what was left of his world together. Gilt and evil weighing him down, until he is offered a chance to rise from the ashes of his past and become the hero he was meant to be.

When a superpowered thief gets caught by an alien hero with a god complex, he's offered a choice: Prison or the experimental Phoenix Program. He picks the one with better snacks, and hotter women. He doesn't take it seriously at first, but he eventually learns to see the value in doing good, leaving him with a choice between serving himself, or serving others. What path will he choose? _____ Ahem, I didn't plan on becoming a hero. I planned on paying rent. Long story short, Now I'm stuck in the Superhero Dispatch Network's phoeix program, which is a rehab program consisting of a team of reformed villains, a cycle of dispatchers, and expectations I'm not sure I can meet without screwing up in a spectacularly infamous fashion. Hah! Yeah, I said it. Now, come along to see my string of good and bad decisions!

They broke into the warehouse to stop a crime. They walked out with a superpowered clone who'd never seen the moon. He doesn't have a name. He doesn't know who he's supposed to be. But the second he opens his eyes, everything changes-for the Z-Team, for Red Ring, and especially for the girl who can't stop trading jabs with him. Aaton-Ur was built to be a weapon. He might become something else entirely.

While serving his life sentence, Marcus Thorne, better known as the Arkham Knight is visited by the last person he ever expected to see, Blonde Blazer. At first, he thought she was there to gloat about finally brining him in. But, when she offers Marcus an alternative means to serve out his life sentence, he's left both intrigued and confused. That's when she told him about the Phoenix Program, an experiment that seeks to turn villains into heroes. Marcus found it laughable to say the least, but if joining the program meant he got his freedom back, he wasn't going to complain.

My first Umamusume story so don't grill me. I put a lot of effort into this cliche Yandere mini harem.

You were someone who loved Demihumans and always found them cool and interesting. When you heard about the cultural exchange program to help integrate them in society, you immediately signed up. However, after you got some Demihumans to stay with you things turned bad and after several months and tons of different Demihumans living with you and abusing you, over that time you quit the program. You were content with life afterwards but all that changed when an woman comes to your doorstep.