After the clone disaster, all Lance wants is to keep his friends alive and the Coalition afloat, and he does his best as BP despite the growing fear that Black chose the wrong guy. This fear is put to the test when they find themselves in a winding mental labyrinth, because Lance might just be the only person equipped to lead them through this maze and into the light.

A boy wakes up in a cell handcuffed to a stranger. Neither of them know their names or what they did to piss off the Galra Empire. He's got this, though. He just has to escape a Galra prison, navigate an alien city, figure out who he is, and survive the chaotic, sassy heartthrob attached to him at the wrist. Okay, except the last thing turns out to be harder than the rest combined.

Coran was right; to call this thing a 'carnival' was a supreme understatement. Noq r'Nai was a city. Lance spoke in a fit of awe. "It's like Disneyland and the Olympics had a baby and then left it alone in the wilderness to be raised by wolves." (In which Lance and Keith are terrible influences on each other, and an out of control space festival becomes an accidental date.)

Diplomacy is tricky. But is it trickier between planets or people?

The only fate worse than being tortured to death is watching, helpless, while the person you love most takes your place.

Adrien and Marinette are chosen by the spirits of creation and destruction-mortal enemies-and one of them is supposed to kill the other. So when they fall in love instead it's a recipe for disaster. Now the two of them must navigate through the toppling dominoes. Coffee dates and fashion shows, ashes and fireflies, funerals and weddings, life and death, and maybe some peace.

If falling for Lance is the easiest thing Keith has ever done, then learning to express it is the hardest. So if he can't say it, can't put into words the way the entire world hinges around the moment Lance barged into his lifeㅡwell then he'll just have to settle for showing him.

Late one night Keith comes barging into Lance's room, desperate for help, nearly giving him a heart attack. Lance goes along, to out find that Keith isㅡ Wait, he's harboring a stowaway! (A character study on Keith and Lance, a lesson in knowing when to ask for help, and an exploration of the two different kinds of family: those we're born into and those we forge by hand.)

When team Voltron finally pushes the Galra out of this sector of the galaxy, Allura surprises the paladins with a visit home for the first time since leaving Earth three years ago. Everyone fights over who gets to bring Keith home with them. Lance wins. Which would be fine, if Keith wasn't desperately trying NOT to be love with him.

Collection of unrelated one-shots touching every corner of the love square.

Everyone's taking Shiro's disappearance differently. Some, worse than others.

He was such an idiot. That empty seat next to her; all day he'd been waiting for someone to take it up and comfort her. Thinking of her as some sort of saint with a thousand friends was so naive of him. Mari was just a normal girl, and everyone she knew had let her down today when she needed someone to lean on. Right then and there he decided to be that someone.

After the unexpected defeat of their enemy Ladybug and Chat Noir lose their powers, and thus become separated with no way to find each other. In this post-Hawkmoth world, Marinette and Adrien must each try and find a way to live without their partner. They say loss is a pill that gets easier to swallow over time. Well, whoever said that has never been in love.

When Adrien wakes up this morning he isn't expecting to have sex with the love of his life. In fact, he's barely expecting to even see her, or talk to her if he does. And if by some miracle he does get to talk to her today, he is definitely is not expecting sex to be involved. Not in a million years. But when Adrien is wrong, boy is he wrong.

When Nino and Alya discover the secret phones Marinette and Adrien use to keep in contact with each other as Lady and Chat outside of costume, they assume their friends have discovered their secrets. But there is a chance that Nino and Alya have connected all the wrong dots, here. A chance which leads to the most awkward and terrifying date in the history of humanity.

A freak accident throws the carefully balanced scale between Ladybug, Chat Noir, Marinette, and Adrien into a dangerous slant, and once it starts tipping it just won't stop. The two must navigate through chaos to find equilibrium before it's too late. Yin and yang, life and death, creation and destruction-and somewhere in the middle, maybe, just maybe, they might find peace.

As the trio arrives at the fork in the road that marks the end of their travels together, they're forced to confront the uncomfortable truths that the human heart must always confront when faced with a crossroads. What's real, what's wrong, and most importantly, what are we willing to part ways with? (A mature rewrite of the end of the first arc.)

Beast Boy and Raven ditch out on the annual tradition of decorating the tower for Halloween to... wait, what? They said they were playing hide and seek? That doesn't sound right. That's ridiculous, they couldn't possibly be playing hide and seek. Could they?

Disconnected one-shots. BB and Raven navigate the strange realm between friendship and love.

The first time the trio neared the ocean together, Mugen told Jin and Fuu in passing that all streams led back to the sea. For some reason they both remembered his words. Maybe this was why not one of the three looked back when they parted ways.

With the group scheduled to disband in just a few short months, a blowout fight may mean the end of their friendship for good. That is, unless they can find some sort of middle ground.

When a routine bank robbery call goes south Raven and Beast Boy find themselves suddenly and unexpectedly at death's door. It'll be a long way home from here, and they may never get back to exactly where they were before...

When Robin assigns the team to practice on their own for a day, Starfire has trouble figuring out which of her abilities she should hone. But when she DOES find a talent to pursue, Robin might wish he'd simply given everyone the day off, and no one in the tower may ever be the same again... A rainy day story. (Humorous romance. Light RobStar/BBRae.)

Beast Boy snares Raven in a game of emotions that spirals them down a path they never thought they'd walk together—and it would be far easier to walk it if a new villain wasn't shattering the calm of Jump City.

(A divergent path after The End Pt. III) When Raven defeats her father and her fate, instead of being granted a 'happily ever after' she is forced to go on the run in order to escape condemnation by the citizens she so nearly killed. Dealing with unnameable new emotions is trying enough on its own, but she's also forced to contend with a tagalong...