Darkness was an inevitable thing. It filled their souls, making them the emotionless, violent husks they were known for being. It filled them, a black poison that flowed through every vein and crevice. There was no point in hiding; it would find them no matter where they went. So what was the point in fighting? You fought back, and if you lost, you died. Simple as that.
After Plasmius destroys everything he cares about, Danny Phantom heads to Jump City, where he meets the Titans. Overcome with dangerous emotions, their new addition is dangerous. Will the Titans be able to restrain the ghost-child and prevent him from turning into his evil older self?
Set millions of years before the thought of war, the Autobots and Decepticons go through the challenges of "high school". (Begins as OC centric and gradually returns to canon.)
The long-awaited explanation of Nightwish's past.
During battle, new Autobots appear, but one has the attention of Team Prime the most. He is fast, strong, silent—a ninja known as Swiftlock. He is recruited, a warrior. But something doesn't seem right about the speechless Cybertronian. He seems to be hiding something. Will the new members of Team Prime be helpful, or will they prove the opposite?
Knock Out is alone after centuries of war that have ravaged the paltry planet known as Earth. He has seen horrors no sane mind would be able to comprehend and has committed horrifying acts himself. There is nothing left to fight for. Everything is dead. So when he finds a young survivor, will his current beliefs change?
With everything he ever cared about gone, Daniel Fenton heads to New York City, where he unfortunately meets the Avengers. But his dark past is rapidly catching up with him. He is volatile, unstable, and violent. How will he and the Avengers prevent his inevitable future? (DISCONTINUED - REWRITTEN AS "CORPSE FLOWER")
Everyone knows about the typical insane criminal Jazz and stoic Enforcer Prowl. But what if the cards were flipped? What if our beloved emotionless Praxian was the insane one? He continues to wreak havoc on Cybertron, but what if there was someone who could suppress this madmech? What if one mech could stop his acts before he became the most dangerous serial killer on the planet?
When Rodimus was made a Prime, there was something his predecessors couldn't figure out about him. Something…dark. Evil. Uncontrollable. Yet there seemed to be enough light in his spark to cancel out those negative feelings. But when they begin to resurface, and Rodimus grows more violent and irrepressible, will the former Primes begin to regret their decision?
Fear...a palpable thing. Black icy tendrils of spark-gripping madness. How tasteless it could be, yet so filling. Oh, how it was a desire, an unhealthy addiction. And there was no hope for a cure.
When the crew of the Interceptor receives a distress signal from the infamous Spider Guild prison, they are hesitant to help. But when they find out that a mindjumper has escaped, one with a deadly disease, they rush to help. The disease is fatal to Razer, and they rush to find a cure as he deteriorates. Will they find one in time, or will it be too late?
Starscream is the leader of the Decepticons while Megatron is in a catatonic state. He summons two Decepticons, Deathstrike and Breakdown. Starscream becomes wary of the new additions, mainly Deathstrike. He is feral and mysterious, and has many dangerous secrets. There's something better off not knowing, something...better left unsaid.
They were not like anything the world had seen. They were...different, and oh so unusual. They brought nothing but destruction and horror upon the quaint little world, and they would not be delayed in their mission: protect and serve, punish and enslave. They cared for nothing but themselves. So what made them leave the vast confines of their home? What brought them to Earth?
It was cold, and oh so dark. There was nothing in the world surrounding him, nothing at all. There seemed to be nothing in his mind, either. Nothing but that strange nagging sensation. He was hungry...so, so hungry. They would not hold him back, and he would get what he desired so wantonly...no matter the cost.
The Autobots manage to capture Deathstrike, but will they be prepared for the horrors the mysterious Decepticon brings?
Now that Cybertron is restored, many have returned, whether Autobot or Decepticon. There is no declared leader and riots and violence take place. Hundreds of Autobot law enforcements are founded. Jazz is one of the Enforcers and is none too happy when he is paired with the strange Praxian detective Prowl. Will chaos continue to rule a revived world?
He was always different, that he knew. No one bothered him about it. He was not sure no one even noticed or cared, for that matter. So what was this empty void buried deep inside of him? Was there a purpose, some sort of hidden lesson or riddle for him to solve? There was no lesson. There was only secrets. The one he carried proved to be the most dangerous of them all.
The darkness poisoning his mind was always there, no matter his external appearance. He was haunted by gruesome memories, things that could and would not leave no matter how hard he tried. His new team is great, no doubt about it, and treat him perfectly fine. But would they feel the same if they knew his horrible past?
Do you know what they say about revenge, it being best served cold? No, I completely disagree. Revenge is best served hot, with the sweet Energon flowing through my claws. I can remember how horrified she was, to see one such as me; I remember the fear in her dying optics. I revel in the memory of the screams she made. Revenge, as I see it, is best served hot.
Having a former Decepticon on Team Prime that no one knows nothing about is risky. His methods are a bit frightening. His sanity is questionable, as well as where his loyalty lies. The former 'Con is feral, and a hazardous addition to Team Prime. How will they cope?