This is a story of the Male reader getting romantic with the females from the Dragonball franchise. To Android 18 all the way to the Supreme Kai of Time, you will date them all. (WARNING: Some of the stories may contain lemon)

The Eighth Doctor is summoned back to Gallifrey as tensions between the Time Lords and the Dalek Empire come to a head. What will the Doctor do as the universe is consumed by war? Covers the Time War, from right before it breaks out until the Eighth Doctor regenerates. (There is a part 2 with the War Doctor) Intended to do the Time War justice to what it was described and implied to be, which "The Day of the Doctor" and "Engines of War" fell short of. Please read and review! Constructive criticism and suggestions appreciated, but no flames please!

Time is running out for the universe. The Great War is reaching new heights of violence and bloodshed. The Time Lords are now so corrupt that they are just as bad as the Daleks. With both sides tearing up reality, disregarding the Laws of Time, and using every dirty trick up their sleeves in their quest for victory, new horrors are being spawned that were never before thought possible. Amidst the ever growing storm, the Renegade once known as the Doctor must assemble an army of his own to defeat all the other factions and restore peace. But can he do so and still save the innocent left on Gallifrey? Can he save creation itself from plunging into the jaws of ultimate doom? This is the final installment of my Time War series!

Realizing that he cannot run from the War any longer, the Doctor has rejected his name to become a warrior. He must take a stand and fight to save the universe from the conflict and horrors engulfing it. Fighting Daleks is now in his nature. But seeing the Time Lords increasing brutality, selfishness, and callous disregard for other forms of life, he knows he has another serious problem. Not to mention Rassilon's true dark history. Can he save his own people from the darkness growing inside them? Intended to do the Time War justice to what it was described and implied to be, which "The Day of the Doctor" and "Engines of War" fell short of. Please read and review! Constructive criticism and suggestions appreciated, but no flames please! There is a part 3.