2 years after Salem's defeat, for months Ruby started to have strange visions both when she's asleep and when she's going with her daily life, but all of them point to a voice telling her to go beyond the walls of Remnant and a roar of a lion.

"Sinners Symphony" unveils the tumultuous journey of a soul navigating the vivid landscapes of Hell. Initially finding refuge in the Hazbin Hotel, the protagonist grapples with conflicting desires-to embrace their newfound life in Hell or pursue repentance to ascend to Heaven. Through encounters with an eclectic cast, including the compassionate Charlie, enigmatic Alastor, and supportive Angel, the protagonist explores the intricacies of choice, repentance, and belonging. As they depart the hotel to forge their own path, a tale of self-discovery and the pursuit of personal truth unfolds amidst the chaotic and vibrant tapestry of the underworld. Copyright to the hazbin hotel and helluva boss belongs to Vivienne Medrano aka vivziepop

After the fight with Vox, Alastor is free again. But why exacly did he come back to the hotel? Did he really find something...or someone so entertaining there? What will happen when he finds Lucifer needing his help. Will he go against his very nature of the Radio Demon? Guess you'll have to find out. :) Its a fanfic based on Hazbin Hotel. This is my first time actually writing anything. I mostly did it for my own etertainment but i hope you enjoy. The picture from the cover belongs to VeliaDia (https://x.com/veliadia). Please support the artist if possible.

What if Ash was more knowledgeable about Pokémon and the world around him before starting his journey? What if he got an opportunity like no other an decided to take it? Well here's to a different start with our Ash! Slash! Comashipping!

A year and a half ago, the world ended. Humanity fled underground when the entities arrived-monsters from somewhere beyond Earth, creatures that stalk the fog, wear familiar shapes, and call with stolen voices. Humans cannot see them. They can only hear the screams, feel the cold, and hide beneath the ground. But dogs can see them. Now the world above belongs to the guardians left behind. Odin, a powerful King Shepherd, and Loki, a sharp, restless German Shepherd, protect their human family from the surface: Elias, Emily, Camry, and Jackson. While their humans survive in the bunker below, the two dogs venture into the ruined world above to gather supplies, repair radio towers, trade with stray packs, and keep the monsters away from home. But survival is changing. Dog communities are forming. Alliances are becoming necessary. Strange signals are calling from the fog. Collars are being found without bodies. And somewhere in the darkness, the entities may be hiding a truth far worse than death. With only their noses, instincts, courage, and each other, Odin and Loki must protect the family they love-and help build a future in a world where humanity's best friend has become humanity's last defense. I forgot to add that this is inspired by the game called 'The Good Dog: Chasing Shadows' Obviously, it's not exactly like the game and it won't be but the general idea of the apocalypse and dogs only seeing the entities and all that kind of stuff it's kind of based off of that

"The Prophecy may say you are a hero, but you'll never be what the universe needs to survive." Cloud Star has always known he was different. From the day he exploded from his egg with the curse of sapphire-colored scales, to the day the ghosts in his head told him why he had to be kept a secret from the rest of the world, until now; nineteen years later; when he must remain hidden to prevent a firey end to the nine Realms of Dragnaple, he had never doubted he had power, even if he had never felt it (or, let's be honest, seen it). But what he hadn't suspected was just how much a dragon of his rarity was worth--and what some would do to secure him for their own selfish desires. But when Cloud is given the chance to leave his home and everything he's known behind to go out into the world and become the hero the Realms so desperately need, he will have to make a choice: Stay where he knows he will be safe--and watch the Realms tear each other apart... ...or break free of the expectations of his kind and become a hero that the universe could never have predicted. Cover by: @Melenora

Hell doesn't announce itself when it's about to go wrong. It just does. Volkrae Vexx is a sinner in the Pride Ring who doesn't rule territory, doesn't chase power, and doesn't perform for attention - and that makes him dangerous in ways Hell doesn't know how to measure. When his actions begin to ripple through the city, crossing paths with IMP, the Hazbin Hotel, and the notice of Overlords like Vox, Volkrae finds himself walking a line between restraint and destruction - trying to protect what little still matters without becoming the monster everyone expects. Underestimated. Watched. Still burning. A dark, character-driven story set in the Hazbin Hotel / Helluva Boss universe, blending action, introspection, sharp dialogue, and consequences that don't fade when the fight ends.

The character's name is Ari Horrendous Haddock, and he's 16 years old. throughout he grows older, reaching 22 years old in the final installment, Ari's height also varies, starting from 5 feet in the first movie up to 5 feet 7 inches by the ending Now, let's talk about Ari's personality. He's got a calm and sarcastic demeanor, but he easily gets annoyed by idiots. Talk about relatable, right? Moving on to the backstory, Ari was adopted by Stoic a year before Valka's disappearance. Unfortunately, being adopted means he doesn't have a claim to the throne, which will still go to his brother, Hiccup. However, Ari has made a promise that he'll be strong enough to beat anyone he'll be the strength to hiccups intelligence. Despite having a small and slender physique, Ari doesn't let that stop him. He fully utilizes his incredible speed and overwhelming technique to come out on top. Now, onto Ari's dragon, Rathalos, nicknamed Sora, meaning "sky." This Rathalos may be a bit small, similar in size to a Deadly Madder. However, don't let the size fool you. Known as the ruler of the sky, Rathalos can burn through anything in his path and can even compete with the Night Fury. He's incredibly fast, almost reaching lightning speed, and is the offspring of Death, adding to his reputation. In terms of special skills, Ari is not only a master in advanced swordsmanship but also possesses incredible speed. It's a deadly combination! And to complement his skills, he wields a sharp and lightweight Wakizashi sword, measuring 73 cm. Don't be fooled by its lightweight feel; it's also incredibly durable

Death was supposed to be the end. For Nova, it was merely a change of venue. Reincarnated into a world governed by skills, magic, and destiny, Nova awakens not as a hero, but as an anomaly-a Nine-Tailed Fox with authority that rivals the administrators of the world itself. He possesses the power to rewrite reality, to shatter stars, and to bring nations to their knees with a whisper. But absolute power is boring without a purpose. Enter Rimuru Tempest. A slime with the soul of a young woman, burdened with a naive dream of a world where monsters and humans hold hands. In her, Nova finds something he lacked in his previous life: a story worth watching. He becomes her shadow, her guardian, and her "Editor." While Rimuru walks the path of a benevolent ruler, Nova walks in the dark, erasing the threats she isn't ready to face and manipulating fate to ensure her tragedy becomes a legend. But when the world realizes a God is walking among them, the script begins to change. Ancient Demon Lords, True Dragons, and Celestial forces turn their gaze toward the Jura Forest. Nova doesn't care. Let them come. He's been waiting for a reason to ruin the plot.

When Pyo Wol, the elusive assassin from Reaper of the Drifting Moon, accidentally steps through a spatial rift, he's plunged into the chaotic world of Solo Leveling. Time has passed, and now he navigates a bustling South Korea where hunters battle monstrous creatures from deadly gates. Eager to lay low and keep his past hidden, Pyo Wol uses his lethal skills only when necessary. But as danger lurks around every corner and unexpected allies emerge, he finds that blending in is harder than he thought. Will he survive in this new reality, or will his secrets catch up with him? Yet, as he crosses into a new realm of hunters and gates, will he finally have the chance to live the simple life he has always desired? Will he be able to live a life worth living?