With the help of some enigmatic allies, the Umbrella Academy prepares to take on the Commission in a final effort to save their brother, their timeline and the future of the human race. The 3rd and final part of The Chronos Saga. (Trigger warnings for: canon typical violence, major character death...sort of. Do clones count?)

After being abducted by the Commission Five is back and apparently in perfect health. Apparently. (Trigger warnings for violence, character death and themes of mental illness) Being part 2 of The Chronos Saga

"The old man always said time travel could contaminate the mind." After taking his siblings to the past and averting the apocalypse Five struggles with his mind and his memories. The future is safe...but at what cost? Five-centric. (Trigger warnings for themes of mental illness and mentions of attempted suicide.) Part 1 of the Chronos Saga

On the subject of Number Five, The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy says: "Highly successful instrument of chaos. If he smiles at you, run. Can be neutralized with coffee." The crossover absolutely nobody asked for, where Five is an avatar of chaos and Dolores is an alien. Crack!fic

Five had just wanted to take Dolores to watch the leaves turn colors. So why is he at the academy instead, getting drunk? Set post-canon after the apocalypse has been diverted. (Re-edited because I wasn't quite happy with it the first time.) Title taken from Edgar Allen Poe's poem "Alone".

A missing scene between Diego and Five, set during episode 10 after Vanya destroys the mansion. Could be considered a sequel to 'We All Fall Down' but it's not necessary to have read it.

They see dead people. A missing scene between Klaus and Five before the former gets sober.

Luther knows he was never meant to see the truth, the panic and fear Five kept locked so carefully away. Missing scene between Luther and Five, set during episode 5.

The Handler knows he's more unsettled by a caress against his skin than a bullet through his shoulder and she takes full advantage of the fact. A companion piece to 'The Boy At The End Of The World'

Keeping vigil over an unconscious person shouldn't be hard, but Five never let them do anything the easy way. Missing scene/slight canon divergence. Set at the end of episode 7.

Five and Allison almost have a heart to heart.

There's no crying in the apocalypse; water's too valuable a commodity to be wasted on tears and sorrow. The world didn't care about his suffering, so neither did he. A Number Five character study; why he is who he is and why he does what he does. Netflix canon (edited to fix the kacked formatting)

Written for the kinkmeme prompt: Watson realizes Holmes is the young man he and his disreputable friends attacked in a dark alley one drunken night in his wild youth, before his stint in the army changed him into a better man. Holmes doesn't know Watson was involved, but once Watson does the guilt starts to eat at him. Trigger warnings: Aftermath, non-graphic mention of rape