Hiroshima Stories

Fed up with Hira and her friends, Hiroshima ran off with the time watch and travel away, Hira and the gang have to find him before anybody finds out about it, they all separate each other to find him, Hira met a orphan boy named Lewis, after the disaster at the science fair, they meet a boy named Wilbur Robinson who claims he's from the future, he then takes Hira and Lewis to the future where everything is peaceful, after Lewis destroys the time machine they were stuck in the future, while all that is happening a mysterious man with a bowler hat is trying to ruin Lewis' future, can Hira and Lewis save the future in time? Note: Season 3, Episode 7. Note: I Only Owned My OCs.

A tragic story of a 12 year old girl in 1945, 9th August in Hiroshima. Her ghosts summons and haunts the americans. With more mystery further into the book.

A Fictional short story....

Hajime, a fifteen-year-old boy about to turn sixteen, has a life that is suddenly turned upside-down by the bombing of Hiroshima.

~"Wanna be friends?"- she asked with a wholesome smile and extended a hand forward... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~She said, "you will return, right?" And he did not have an answer... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How do you think a war affects the lives of normal people? Here is a story of two individuals in a precious relationship, Akio and Himari, who got separated because of the Second World War. Was fate too cruel on them? Did they finally meet? ● With Audiobook of the story in respective chapters.

A short travel account to Hiroshima, 65 years after its bombing. Talks about how, the Japanese's Pearl Harbor attacks instigated a 'sleeping giant' to wake i.e, USA, who made a 'comeback' by dropping a "the most destructive explosive ever devised by man" on Hiroshima.

a story where only one person stopped her from leaving to a different world

A mysterious immortal woman known as Lacey kidnaps everyone to watch a young child's life in this series called "Hira Reland's Adventure Series". Note: I Only Owned My OCs.

Hiroshima has a problem, ever since he moved into the castle of Empress Sindel as Hira and Hiroto's roommate, he can't fit in like Hiroski did when she first moved to San Fransokyo by herself, Hira figure out why; he doesn't know anyone nor can he bond with anybody especially Hiroto who's very excited since he was the only boy before Hiroshima came along, Liu Kang suggests that maybe time travel back where vikings exist should help Hiroshima become their official friend and become their sixth member of their team, Big Hero Power 6, it's a working title for them, while there Hira and Hiroshima meets Hiccup and a black dragon named Toothless, will this help Hiroshima be more friendly? Probably not. Note: Season 3, Episode 1. Note: I Only Owned My OCs.

After Hira's wild adventures in Riley's head, she had decided to be Cuphead's guardian until they find Mugman together, she lets Cuphead say so long to Riley, but while that's happening a boy that Riley bumped into before her hockey game is here to see her, causing the parents to wonder if this is their daughter's first date. Note: Season 3, Short #1 Note: I Only Owned My OCs. Note: We'll see Hira and the gang's emotions this time.

A poem on the fragility of life, and natures survival through all.

August 6th, 1945. Their orders were to drop a 13 kiloton atomic bomb on Hiroshima. But after witnessing the not so little effects of 'Little Boy,' the crew gets a second chance. If they take it, the war goes on, if they don't... 100,000 people die.

Hira was walking through town until she saw that Hiroshima has Hiroski's legendary Spark which is Loyalty Spark, she then saw the rest of the team also somehow switch their talent, problem is: they're bad at it and their memories aren't right, worst is that tonight Hira's adoptive family comes home with Hiro's family, she needs to fix them before they get back; can she do it in time? Note: Season 4, Episode 13. Note: I Only Owned My OCs. Note: Season 4 Finale.

a poem

An Imperial Japanese soldier's final letter's to his wife in the closing months of World War Two. In continuation with the theme of my poem "Ghosts in the Dust".