The Protagonist is as generic as ever. He is kind, good-looking, and doesn't get attention from girls until he gets to highschool. But we aren't the Protagonist. The Protagonist is actually our twin brother. We are the Side Character thrusted into the chaos. Now Y/N has to help his twin brother survive the tropes thrown at him and try to not to get roped in to his shenanigans... though that might be impossible. Who knows? Maybe we'll find love too. (This is satire, in case you couldn't tell.)

Vali and Haleakala Zalafel, the youngest children of the Holy Emperor of Zalafel, have been known as bad omens since they were born. And the people there were no strangers to bad omens. Long ago, the All Mother, Yafei, birthed the gods, known as the Bright Ones. But her youngest, the Orphans of Yafei, were too much for her to bear. And thus, she died a maternal birth. The Orphans brought about the Scourge following their mother's death, and the only way to stop it was for their eldest brother to give them a merciful death. Now, the two princes find their fates inextricably intertwined with the Orphans. Because their mother too died giving birth to them. With no one to rely upon but themselves, these brothers must find their place in life and discover what it truly means to be cursed by Fate. Because brotherhood might be the only thing standing between them and the crushing burden that said Fate had inflicted upon them. The story of the Ashen Angels begins.

The Sinnoh region holds many tales about the great and beautiful Cynthia, the reigning Champion. She was renowned for being a Dragon Master, and her Dragon-type Pokemon were enough to bring others to their knees. This Champion was known as the greatest trainer in all of Sinnoh and also as one of the greatest in the world. But what about her family? Vali, the son of Cynthia, is fifteen and doesn't have a Pokemon. From ten-year-olds to literal preschoolers, there seems to be no end to the amount of new Pokemon Trainers each day. Ever since that day when Ash Ketchum won against his mother in the World Coronation Series, when she started to show more interest in her duties as a Champion and as a Trainer than her own family, Vali started to dislike Pokemon in general, as they remind him of her. But when a fateful encounter with a Pokemon ends up saving his life, something lingering inside of him awakens and reminds him who he truly is. But is this really enough to bring back the love that he used to have for Pokemon? Vali will soon find himself caught in the center of dangerous activities. He must go through powerful Trainers, girls, dangerous Pokemon, discover the secrets of his past and bloodline, and confront his mother. (This all takes place five years after the master's 8.)

The primordial Void exists everywhere, engulfing us in its wake. The creatures that dwell in there know only destruction and hagemony. Now they come for us. The Void must expand. Vali has something inside of him, a force beyond his comprehension. Death follows him wherever he goes. His family call him a curse. Maybe the only way to stop death is to embrace it... Now Vali must get stronger in another world full of powerful humans, learn to rein in the Eldritch Creature inside of him, and repel the "goddess" that reincarnated him. The Cursed Child and the Condemner of Sinners might just be a match made in hell.

When Oz "the" Hitmaker accidentally died of an overdose while playing Overwatch 2, the world lamented the news that their favorite streamer OneCalm died. But now he finds himself in a new world full of powers known as "Genes." Now he wants to live a normal life with his best friends Kazuma Kiryu and the saiyan Kogu. Much to his dismay, he is not destined for normality, not when the sinister Efferey Jepstein rules the kingdom from the shadows. How can he fade into the background when he keeps being put into the most random situations?