After Erebus, Metis is prepared to vanish. Igor suggests another option, one that will help more than just her.

Yosuke's been doing magical girl temp work for about a month, and it's pretty much the best thing that's ever happened to him, even if it does mean having a weird bear roommate. Then Souji invites him to a party, and Yosuke has to face something even scarier than magical enemies: social interaction.

While walking home from work, Yosuke is hit on the head by a mysterious cat-dog-thing. This is the least weird thing that happens to him over the course of the next 24 hours. (Bee and Puppycat AU)

The prince is throwing a ball to find a spouse, and Faye just knows that this is her chance to make her dreams come true. There's no time for her to worry about the messenger who brought her the news, not when she can finally live out her fairytale.

Momota arranges a class-wide Secret Santa, and coincidentally assigns Saihara to get a present for Akamatsu. This is fine. Saihara can definitely handle finding a present for his crush. He's not freaking out at all.

Naegi receives his first major assignment for the Future Foundation. He's not entirely sure he's up to the job.

Running from a pack of unsupervised children, Adachi puts himself into a TV. The experience is less terrible than he'd expected.

Himiko is a Fairy type gym leader. She'd really like to know why Tenko keeps insisting on challenging her with a team full of Fighting types. It's such a pain.

Shuichi tried not to let being dead concern him. This plan worked right until his apartment got a new tenant.

Chie is an ordinary girl who wants to become a prince. This turns out to be much more complicated than she'd thought, especially where Yukiko, the mysterious Rose Bride and Chie's accidental fiancee, is concerned. (A Revolutionary Girl Utena fusion)

Hajime wasn't bitter. Maybe a little frustrated by the way things had turned out, but he thought that was justified. Being able to see magic when you couldn't use it yourself objectively sucked. Seeing all the potential around you, knowing you couldn't compare, was too much to take.

The confrontation with the Investigation Team does not go exactly as Adachi planned. He probably shouldn't have expected a bunch of teenagers to be able to remain on topic for very long.

When Souji vanishes after the crossdressing pageant, Naoto has her suspicions about what's wrong. She's both right and wrong. (Or, Souji and Naoto have a talk about gender.)

Seeing Hinata with Despair Disease is sickening, all that potential muted. But Komaeda's a firm believer in hope's ability to overcome despair. All he needs to do is convince Hinata to kill him, and how hard can that be?

Makeru wouldn't have challenged Nakanaka if she wasn't desperate. She wanted to make that clear. But she had been, and there had been Nakanaka, playing some dumb game on her phone.

Peko works at a flower shop that may also be a front for the mob. It's okay, though, because there's someone who walks their dog past the store every few days, and it always makes Peko's day.

Maki knew that the Necronomicon was a trap. She'd killed more than enough people to know that there was no way to bring them back. It wouldn't be the first impossible thing you've seen at this school, a treacherous part of her brain thought.

Mukuro had just wanted some groceries. Unfortunately, she got distracted by the humming coming from the parking garage, and now she had a vampire lunging for her. This was fine.

Saihara doesn't so much deduce the truth as have it sneak up and hit her over the head. (The one where Saihara realizes she's actually a girl.)

Grima is dead, but Lucina still can't sleep. As it turns out, neither can Robin.

Jacqueline Dupre thought that she was a perfectly ordinary girl until the day she shot fire at a would-be kidnapper. Now she's been kicked out of her house and chased out of town, forced to enter the ominous Witch's Woods to escape the mob. But if the people she's known all her life aren't as kind as she'd thought, maybe the witch isn't as scary, either.

Chihiro enjoys her job at the coffee shop, but it would be a lot easier on her if certain attractive girls would stop coming by. Especially if they have the audacity to already be in relationships. When did her life become a bad YA novel?

Junko had given Mukuro plenty of scripts to prepare her for the School Life of Mutual Killing. None of them had instructions for what to do when a rabbit from the future showed up and let everyone escape the school. Now she's stuck trying to keep her class alive in a despair world without giving herself away, and to make matters worse, Kirigiri is watching her far too closely.

Crona barely remembers a time before Ragnarok. He's just an accepted fact of their life, making his opinion known on absolutely everything they do. As events unfold, the rest of their world may be upended, but some things don't change. (anime canon, because Crona deserves a happy ending)

After the whole Asura thing, Tsugumi just wanted to relax and spend time with her meisters, but Anya's been called back to her home country to reassure people. As a compromise, Anya invites Tsugumi and Meme to come with her and see the delights of Yngling firsthand. When they get there, though, things aren't as simple as they'd hoped. Stupid royalty and their "responsibilities".

Sick of trying to write festive music for commercials, Soul decides to take a break. To his surprise, he's not the only one in the office, despite the fact that it's ten o'clock at night. At least talking to her will be better than working.

Post-School Mode. Izuru notices that the entirety of Class 78 has made it out of Hope's Peak, and comes back to investigate. He's not prepared for what he finds.

A collection of fills for Freeruka Week 2016. Features copious amounts of silliness.

Crona knows that they don't understand a lot of things that are taken for granted, such as gender. And given Maka's... strong feelings on the subject, she doesn't seem like the right person to ask. So why not ask Kid?

Severa set out to make a name for herself by making the forest safe again. A cursed girl was not on her agenda, but she'll help, she guesses. But only because that's what heroes are supposed to do.

Frisk decides that Chara needs to interact with people outside their family, and ends up getting them both jobs at Undyne and Papyrus' new restaurant. Only good things happen as a result.

Surely even Maribelle has a better sense of priorities than to try to teach a kid the violin in the middle of an apocalypse. And yet, she's insistent on it, for reasons no one quite understands.

Alphys writes to some old friends, ideally without saying that she abandoned them to create perversions of nature.

Mukuro knows her loyalty must be to her sister, but would treating Naegi like a person really be such a problem?

Frisk knows they don't deserve their friends, but someone has to get them out of the Underground. They can deal with everything else later. (They can. Shut up, Chara.)

Alphys is not impressed by her soulmate, at least based on their first words to her. Undyne, however, very much is. (Yes, it's a cheesy soulmate tattoo AU)

Okay, so maybe Mettaton doesn't hate all anime. No one has to know. (Except his thousands of followers, but that doesn't matter. Everyone knows the internet is completely anonymous.)

Mettaton never wanted to be King, but who is he to deny his fans?

Written for the 2015 ATSecretSanta: My person for the secret Santa requested Gumball and Marshall Lee, so naturally I panicked and rewrote an episode from the show.

When Alphys first brings her script to him, Mettaton is skeptical.

Peedee throughout Season One: on family, friendship, and the future.

High school is terrible, Pearl thinks as she folds another paper crane.

Steven thinks that Paige and Amy need a vacation, and where better to go than the mysterious gem island? (Role Reversal AU in which the Crystal Gems are swapped with the Big Donut staff Ronaldo)