In a bid to forget his (mostly self-induced) misery, Bertholdt seeks to find himself some company for the night. And a strong, charismatic blonde may be just the person for the job, if only Bertholdt could work up the courage to share his secret. TransBertholdt, and a lot of transgender information.

Everyone knows better than to associate with the Pagan family near the edge of town. Especially Jean. Yet he can't seem to keep his eyes from wandering that way. Jean is raised Christain, while Marco's family is Pagan, set roughly in the 1700s. It's a dismal situation, one that begs the ultimate question: Can they somehow make it, despite the hardships? Minor mentions of EruRi.

Meeting Erwin Smith for the first time had been, in a word, embarrassing. At the time, Levi wasn't entirely aware of how much embarrassment he was causing himself, but to be fair, he wasn't given all the details. But then, that was getting ahead of things. A painfully slow tale of finding love when you've forgotten how to. Side story for Take me to the Riot. Trans Levi.

Berwald tried to let himself believe that the pretty little blonde had a perfectly respectable reason to be waiting on a corner. He was waiting for someone. He needed to cross the street. He lived nearby. But after the third or fourth time seeing him in the precise same spot, it became steadily harder to lie to himself. It's exactly what it sounds like, folks.

Sequel to Today for You. Reiner and Bertholdt go to visit some old friends of Bertholdt's. Shenanigans ensue. Trans!Characters, Polyamory.

Marco has always been intrigued by Jean, the school's resident punk. But it's always been a fearful and distant admiration. When the school system and Marco's kind nature forces them together, he's surprised how normal the once enigmatic boy turns out to be. And he's interested to see how Jean will change him, and vise versa. Or the one where a punk and a nerd become boyfriends.

Jean knows better than to trust in the idea of a blind date. Yet there he was again, making the same mistake. Maybe this time something will go right though. And hey, a deaf date might be better than a blind one.

A collection of letters from the many different lives of Jean and Marco. This is basically letters from several different universes, all collected together. None of them are connected to each other, each chapter is a different universe. And it's a hurt fest. Like, none of these are happy. Written for the sad feelings.

Being practically invisible can be lonely and infuriating. Who could really blame him for taking a boat out and spending a night getting wasted? But maybe he should have considered his knowledge of the ocean, or lack thereof, before he managed to get himself hopelessly lost on the open sea. If he's lucky, maybe someone, or something, will save him in time. MerAU.