Mortals aren't the only ones with painful histories. This particular mortal is about to find out. /Oneshot.

Left without their memories, Sans and Papyrus find themselves as skeletal children in the care of Gaster. The past however has not let go of the children, and every new turn seems to give an answer neither of them knew they had questions to. It's up to both on whether to be consumed by their past, or move on towards the future. (Sequel to Fading Light)

Sans and Papyrus were just two normal teenagers trying to find their way in life. That was, until Sans decided to take them both to Mt. Ebott, where both fell into the world of monsters. With only each other to count on, the two traverse the realm in hopes of getting safely back to their world. If, that is, they can make it with their souls intact.. A non-canon prequel to Undertale

Legends tell of a region far away from the rest of the world, inhabited by only Pokemon. This region is ruled by Eevee and its evolutions, and was a very prosperous place. Recently, a catastrophe struck, and the king, Eevee, was forced to call upon humans to aid in saving the region, and the world. Human to Pokemon TFs in later chapters.

A fourteen year old boy from the Unova region starts his journey. Things take a strange turn when he is turned into a Pokemon and sent to another world to save it. Now he must travel through an unknown land with his starter Pokemon, while evil forces are at work. Some chapters may be a bit short, so I apologize in advance. Any reviews are greatly appreciated!

...a whole world in danger... a desperate plea for help... and one soul among many who answers that call. An adventure of excitement and hopes, a tale of friendship and dreams, and the dawn of a new age...all of this revolves around a single soul...a soul that will soon learn what it is he is meant for. This is Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity! / A novelization.

I created back-story! Originally written for an essay contest. I didn't win. The whole thing rhymes, so if that gives you a head-ache don't read it.