After the giant clones of the fighter-characters got loose, we retreated into the the safety of Smash City, the City of Goddesses. The Wall Hylia, the Wall Rosalina and the Wall Palutena protected us. We thought we had time to wait upon the Hands to help us. When the Wall Palutena fell, we realized then that we had to fight the impossible. Attack on Titan hybrid-story.
After eons of rebirth, the Immortal Phoenix longed for a change of state. It longed to end its cycle of being burnt to ash and rising again. Its fondest wish was for a legacy, a child, which would change everything. It was given an egg to guard the "seed" of a new cycle. Sadly, this seed was a lie.
There are no loyalties in the Smash world. Friends, brothers, lovers, masters and servants are made to fight each other from time to time for the entertainment of the masses. Pit is nervous about his first fight with Lady Palutena. His friends try to reassure him, as does the goddess. However, a safety-malfunction happens on-stage and their fight goes terribly wrong...
The Goddess Palutena lost her most trusted angel. The Light became deadly and the Light dimmed. The increasingly-apathetic goddess finds a life that needs her in a sickly kitten whose original owner named "Pitiful." There is something about the tiny animal that she cannot put her finger on. Some of the "morality-pets" that keep us sane are figurative. Others are literal.
One bright day, an old couple finds a boy with black wings comatose in their field. They take him in and take care of him - for three years. A take on how Dark Pit spent those three years when Pit's soul was in the Ring of Chaos. Even the most fiercely independent creatures need a little help sometimes.
Another sequel / side story series to the narrative of the Smash Bros. / Hunger Games fusion-universe of "National Anthem." For some, the terror began with the flicker of a television screen. As the chosen fighters go through their pomp and then to the killing-field, those they leave at home experience their own struggles, watching and waiting for dawn to come.
What was meant to be a battle between light and dark became one between two dark sorceresses instead. Midna faces off against Cia in the Valley of Seers. There is something special between their two dark hearts. Both know what it is to love heroes of light, to lose and to live with the regret of lives un-lived. All either of them has left are their poor shadows.
Link looked at the silver sky as he made his way through the snow. He'd been wandering aimlessly again. A hero's heart was homeless. Then again, Link had never felt like a hero to begin with. Post-Ocarina of Time universe.
The tires on the bus screamed as it launched off the rise and landed hard upon the broken asphalt. Its occupants had their weapons drawn. Bombs and blasts were hurled out the back as the angels on the roof let off a steady fire. Mario kept his foot on the fuel as the hordes of infected swarmed all around them. The dog bayed for the fallen. A Smash Zombie Apocalypse fic.
"Turning your little angel into stone would be a nice start." - An alternate ending to the Medusa-battle in Uprising.
A series of side-stories for my previous fan fiction, "National Anthem," an alternate universe in which Brawl has a "Hunger Games"-touch under the rule of Ganondorf. The experiences of various characters and behind the scenes snippets. Marked as "Complete" until I get fresh inspiration for further stories in this style.
Batreaux knew a saying: That it was easier to make monsters of men than men of monsters. As he begins to understand humanity just a little more with each piece of gratitude that is given to him, he worries about the boy helping him. There is an increasing hardness in the young man's eyes. Kukiel wondered why Uncle Bats wanted to become human, anyway.
"I heard that if you save at the Cornucopia after doing three laps around the field and there are only the District 12 characters left, you can get the Berries Ending." A pair of Capitol children play Panem's hottest new luxury videogame, "The 74th Hunger Games: The Game." When both the living and the dead become mere playthings, what is real and what is not-real?