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ZPD Chronicles Season 1 - Of Past and Present by AyikeLoremaster
Fandoms: Zootopia (Disney Movies), Zootopia (2016)
16 Apr 2026
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Join Nick and Judy on their policing adventures across the City of Zootopia in Season 1 of ZPD Chronicles! Explore daunting cases showcasing each of the twelve districts of the city, witness the unraveling of politicians and bigots alike, and see the multiverse's most iconic policing duo stare death in the face!
Our newly partnered heroes better be careful though, because schemes and machinations are apaw from deep in Nick's past - a past that wants to drag him back to the bad old days...
Official poster art, courtesy of the talented BubblyErnie on TumblrSeries
- Part 1 of ZPD Chronicles - Main Seasons
Bookmarked by Busboy7005
23 Mar 2026
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A badly designed intersection causes an otter named **Tiffanie Otterton** to get struck by a smart-car after jaywalking. Nick and Judy investigate, stabilize her, arrest the driver **Ms. Hussey**, and discover a notorious cyber-criminal called **Mr. Raccoon** stole RAM from the car's onboard computer. They track and arrest him using traffic cameras. The case then spirals into a legal nightmare with five different parties blaming each other, until **Chief Bogo** steps in, refers the civil mess to the county attorney, hands Mr. Raccoon to the ZBI, and sends everyone home. Nick ends the story visiting his parents and quietly grappling with the thought of losing them someday.
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Undertale Yellow: Defiant Hope by Kanakoke_K9907
Fandoms: Undertale Yellow (Master Sword Video Game), Undertale (Video Game)
20 Mar 2026
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This is my fanfic Undertale Yellow: Defiant Hope, My own take on the world of the Underground. This is the first story I've ever written so it may not be the best, but I do hope you enjoy.
Special thanks to @An_Overly_Curious_Revolver for proofreading my story to make it more engaging and likable.
And @SomeoneNotReallyNoteworthy for fixing the grammar mistakes of earlier chapters and being a second proofreader to make the writing more engaging.Bookmarked by Busboy7005
28 Jan 2026
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### 🌑 Core Narrative Arc:
#### **Part 1: Asgore's Transformation**
The story opens with **young King Asgore** — newly crowned after his father's death — preparing for war. He's **powerful, driven, and addicted to battle**. He kills a Boss Monster without hesitation, crushing its soul afterward. He **craves violence** in a way that disturbs his own guards.
Then comes a **flashback**: Asgore as a **loving father**, reading about snails with his son **Asriel** and adopted daughter **Chara**. He's **gentle, protective, and full of hope**:
> *"As long as I have my family... there is no need for another war against the humans. Chara... they are the future of humans and monsters living in harmony. My days of battle are over."*
**But something changes.** Humans take his family away. The **barrier is raised**. Monsterkind is sealed underground.
In the present, Asgore stands at the barrier, holding a **golden heart locket** — a symbol of his lost family. His final words are chilling:
> *"Humans took you away from me. There is no peace. There is no hope for humans and monsters living in harmony... There is only death ahead. There will only be one king in this world... and it will be decided with dust and blood."*
**Asgore has become a tyrant**, obsessed with war, willing to **sacrifice anyone** — even his own guards — to achieve victory. He's **hunting Kanako specifically**, and he's creating an **army of War Monsters in the Underworld**.
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#### **Part 2: The Guards' Moral Crisis**
Two Royal Guards witness Asgore's cruelty firsthand. They're **horrified**, **complicit**, and **desperate for redemption**.
One guard confesses:
> *"Out of all the Boss Monsters we helped Asgore slaughter... he is obsessed with one of them. Kanako... the fox. Asgore has been hunting her since she was a child. He is sick in the head, obsessed with killing."*The other guard pulls out a **folded paper** — a mysterious item suggesting **guilt, regret, and possibly a hidden connection to Kanako**.
Their dialogue reveals the **horror of serving a tyrant**: *"What if he kills us next? What would happen to us if we..."* But one guard offers **hope through solidarity**:
> *"Hope is something that should never be forgotten."*This is the **moral backbone** of the story — even in darkness, some choose to resist.
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#### **Part 3: Kanako's Race Against Time**
Kanako, Clover, and Sadie work together to:
1. **Imprison the Royal Guards** sent to capture them
2. **Interrogate Alphys**, the scientist who created War Monsters
3. **Learn the truth**: The **Underworld** is real — a literal **afterlife for monsters** where Asgore is breeding an unstoppable army
4. **Discover the location**: A hidden door in **Snowdin Woods**
5. **Race to save Clover's mother, Martlet**, who is now being interrogated by **Undyne**, Asgore's warrior captain---
#### **Part 4: Love in the Apocalypse**
The emotional heart of the story is **Kanako and Clover's relationship**:
- They hold hands while running through danger
- They share intimate moments in the minecart, hugging and confessing their love
- **Sadie watches, happy** that her friend is finding happiness despite everything
- **Gerson**, the legendary warrior, shares wisdom about **love overcoming prejudice**Kanako and Clover represent **hope for coexistence** — a human and a monster, together, defying a world built on hatred.
But there's **underlying despair**: Kanako whispers to herself:
> *"Is this where it all finally changes? Can I finally live in peace? No, no it will never happen."*She **doesn't believe in a happy ending**, even as she fights for one.
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#### **Part 5: The Wisdom of Gerson**
**Gerson**, the old turtle warrior, offers **crucial guidance**:
- About love: *"The first step is to love each other, the second one is to have trust in one another."*
- About facing opposition: *"Don't let the people who hate your relationship decide what you do."*
- About anger: *"Don't try to slay your demons, but face them. Remember what you are fighting for, not what you are fighting against."*
- About hope: *"Hope is something that should never be forgotten. Some think it's a fragile thing, while you must prove otherwise."*He also reveals his **own tragic past** — separated from his mage lover by the barrier, never to see her again. This mirrors **Asgore's loss**, but Gerson has chosen **hope and wisdom** instead of **vengeance and tyranny**.
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#### **Part 6: The Cliffhanger**
The story ends with **Undyne** — Asgore's warrior captain — arriving at **Martlet's door**, asking to have a "chat."
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A Life Not Lived by callingallcharacters
Fandoms: Undertale (Video Game), Undertale Yellow
13 Apr 2026
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It began with a refusal.
Clover didn't deserve to die. On some level, they all knew that. It didn't matter what came. Whether it be royal guards, other humans, or a certain flower, they would fight for the life they deserved to live.
Whatever the future may bring.Clover lives story because THEY DESERVED BETTER GODDAMMIT!
Bookmarked by Busboy7005
09 Feb 2026
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This is a deeply emotional scene, so here's a breakdown by key moments:
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### Kanako Wakes Up
Kanako regains consciousness, disoriented and unsure if her ordeal was real. The reunion with Ceroba is immediate and tearful — both sobbing, clinging to each other, trading apologies and forgiveness. Ceroba blames herself for everything; Kanako forgives her instantly. They share a quiet, healing moment, and Kanako reveals that during her time in the lab, she and the trapped human soul weren't entirely alone — they had each other, even if it wasn't comfortable.---
### Meeting Clover
Ceroba and Kanako visit the still-recovering Clover. The first meeting is shy and cautious on both sides — until Kanako pokes his nose and says "boop," breaking the ice completely. They compare souls and discover something remarkable: Clover's golden magic has left a permanent mark in Kanako's soul, their hearts beat in sync, and Kanako somehow already knows his name. The two bond quickly and naturally, already feeling like family before anyone says the word.---
### Becoming a Family
Ceroba and Star formally tell Kanako that Clover will be her brother. After a stunned silence, Kanako erupts with joy, launching herself at Clover in a hug. Clover, overwhelmed with relief, cries openly. In a moment of pure happiness, he wills a small golden magical tail into existence — joining the family's wagging tails. The scene is warm, funny, and deeply touching.---
### Visiting Chujin's Grave
Kanako visits her father's grave alone, updating him on everything — her recovery, Clover, her new brother. It's bittersweet and tender. Star then quietly reassures Kanako that he'll always just be "Uncle Star" to her, respecting Chujin's place as her father. Ceroba lingers at the grave last, promising everything will be alright — and one of the cavern stars twinkles in response.---
### The Shared Nightmare
In the night, Kanako experiences what turns out to be Clover's nightmare — a brutal, terrifying memory of abuse at the hands of someone from his past life. She wakes shaken and immediately goes to check on him, finding him curled up and silently crying, too frightened to speak. Without needing words, she climbs into bed with him, holds him, and purrs until he calms. He finally feels safe enough to sleep. In the morning, Ceroba finds them curled up together — and quietly takes a photo.> *"I'm gonna be the best sister ever. I promise."*
> *"I'll be the best brother. I swear."*The scene closes with Clover's soul fully restored — healed not just by magic, but by love.
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Someone powerful is tired of the bad endings. Time to take fate into their own hands.
Bookmarked by Busboy7005
25 Jan 2026
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This is a long, multi-threaded scene, so here's a breakdown by storyline:
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### Ceroba & Star at the Roundhouse
Ceroba and Star discover the old roundhouse overrun by aggressive, mysterious vines. After narrowly escaping an attack, they warn the others and head back to town — only to find the Feisty Five in a standoff with Clover. Ceroba defuses the tension by explaining what they found, and Star leads the group back to deal with the vines while urging Ceroba to rest.---
### The Feisty Five vs. The Vines
The group returns to find PLAYER already fighting the vines alone. Together, they push the plantlife back into the building and destroy much of it, sharing a rare moment of teamwork and camaraderie. PLAYER quietly suspects Flowey is behind it all.---
### Ceroba & Clover Depart
While the others are occupied, Ceroba and Clover quietly slip away. Ceroba reveals her true motivation — her daughter Kanako is being held at the Royal Scientist's lab in Hotland, and the Steamworks offers the fastest route. The two enter the long-abandoned facility and work together to restore its backup power, with Clover proving more capable than Ceroba initially gave him credit for.---
### Back at the Saloon
The Feisty Five return to find Clover gone, leaving only a note. Star rallies the group to prepare a welcome-back celebration, refusing to accept a grim outcome. PLAYER slips away to rejoin Clover and Ceroba in the Steamworks.---
### Flowey's Warning
Flowey briefly appears to caution Clover against trusting Ceroba, hinting at his own agenda and foreshadowing potential danger ahead.---
The scene closes with Ceroba, Clover, and PLAYER stepping deeper into the flooded, heat-soaked Steamworks — the next leg of their journey to Hotland just beginning.
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Bonus chapters of "A Weasel's Watch." Begins in Chapter 28, Familial Worry, and continues with the story. It now continues past, and has events taking place between Watch and "A Wolf's Song
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14 Apr 2026
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Sheri, a raccoon barista, is haunted by vivid nightmares of her coworkers — Officers Wolford, Fangmeyer, and Karl — as gruesome, undead figures, reliving the trauma of a violent incident at her workplace. She jolts awake on the couch, resting on her boyfriend Reggie, a weasel who gently reveals he's noticed her worsening nightmares. Despite her initial deflection, a playful tail-tickling moment breaks the tension, and Sheri finally admits she's struggling — scared to return to work and unable to stop the nightmares. Reggie, typically reserved, opens up and encourages her to talk to him, offering quiet reassurance that healing takes time. The scene closes warmly, with both expressing their love and a quiet confidence that, together, they'll be okay.
