In the age of Dust, Remnant's fallen harvesters have done all they can to feed their machine with the unwilling and the unaware, all to achieve their twisted vision of peace. When another child of the war before starts asking questions - and making uncomfortable friends - how far will they go to ensure the planet's secrets remain buried?

A new Admiral has taken over the base seen in "Ship Breaker" and "Ex Pluribus Nulla", and high command entrusts her with a special ship girl. Unfortunately, she might be more than anyone in the fleet can handle.

There is nothing Chiyoda won't do to keep her sister around... including nothing at all.

More is not always merrier. A sequel and a prequel to "Ship Breaker".

He left the ship breaker the most broken ship-girl of all. First in a series of two one-shots.

A terrible past. An uncertain future. Gravity Falls is where two worlds will collide, in a figurative and literal sense. It falls to Dipper, Mabel and friends to wrangle with the new normal - with help from a new pair of mystery twins. Beta read by Obvious Ghost.

There's a prickly reason behind Mabel's woolen style, one she'd rather keep to herself. When Dipper uses her precious threads against her in a fight, she fires back hard - so hard she might have cost herself something more valuable than the sweaters she holds dear.

Fuyu embarks on her new life, the first goal of which is to win the hearts of the vast majority of the people of Ponyville. Little does she know that a well-meaning Princess will bring it all crashing down around her - and the friends she holds dear. Humanized. Sequel to Gray.

Tenryuu disagrees with the Admiral's careful handling of her recovery, so he decides to change her perspective on things.

Tenryuu has a hard time dealing with the aftermath of an ambush. She gets some guidance from an unexpected source - and a surprise from her own sister - to see her through.

At the intersection of public television and a rainy Oregon morning, the Pines family finds something they can all agree on - for once.

Dipper suddenly finds out that Gideon's downfall left more than just a smoking hole in the forest, and it's a weight neither of the Pines twins can bear alone.

Mabel wakes up one morning to find her happy-go-lucky life is no longer so happy-go-lucky. In fact, it's kind of upside down and on fire.

The twins finally reach their limit with Stan's cheapskate nature and hatch a plan to figure out why their great uncle is so miserly.

Two twins, one bus, several hours, and twenty dollars worth of empty calories. An accounting of the Pines twins' odyssey from Piedmont, California to Gravity Falls, Oregon.

Gravity Falls is famous for a particular kind of phenomena, one which Dipper and Mabel Pines are familiar - even comfortable - with. Over a few days in July, however, one of the twins will encounter another kind entirely, and it will not pass them by without extracting a heavy price.

Dipper has always been burdened by his anxious, indecisive nature. In one moment, crushed by events no human should ever suffer, he is suddenly faced with what seems to be the easiest choice in the world.

Dipper and Mabel have a late-night talk about the future of their bodies. It goes approximately how you might expect. This is a story that pokes fun at one of the show's stylistic elements.

Confronted with the end in Gideon Gleeful's hour of victory, the Pines and Soos are forced to fight back with the ultimate weapon.

A conversation with Applejack spurs Fluttershy to check up on Twilight's mental well-being. Twilight's reaction to her encouragement, however, is probably not what she had in mind...

Dipper tries and fails, time and again, to win a stuffed animal of uncertain classification for the tall redhead of his dreams. At least, he fails until a four letter word changes everything. A random one-shot from nowhere.

Fuyu, Twilight, and the rest of their friends attempt to strike a balance between leading a normal life in Ponyville and dealing with the ramifications of Pinkie Pie's brilliant idea. While they busy themselves, an old enemy threatens to upend the fragile balance - and reveal a secret about the mysterious woman in black. Humanized. Sequel to White.

Applejack encounters a lost soul on the side of the highway one morning, and soon takes it upon herself to help the woman find her way. The secrets that follow her, however, may lead the apple farmer and her friends into an early grave. Humanized.

A brief one-shot written in the same vein as "Two and Two and Two". Twilight discovers that Pinkie's strangeness seemingly knows no bounds, and sometimes there's nothing wrong with that at all.

Twilight and friends learn that prolonged exposure to the power of Pinkie Pie can yield some rather interesting side effects.

Rainbow Dash is invited by Pinkie Pie to come over to Sugarcube Corner, but it all goes horribly, horribly wrong. A one-shot/writing exercise, and a hopefully fun change of pace from my other works.

Take pity on the Quad Cannon. And then resume hating them.

Immovable object, meet irresistibly idiotic force.

A commentary on the ineptitude of Allied air power in Red Alert 2...

A simple attempt at RA2 and Yuri's Revenge humor...