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What makes a hero? (What makes a villain?) by DCher
Fandoms: Katekyou Hitman Reborn!, 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia (Anime & Manga)
12 Jan 2026
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The brighter is light, the darker are shadows. Villains that Heroes catch are but a surface of the deep ocean of criminal world. It’s ruled by villains that never grace the newspapers - Overhaul, All for One, Vongola.
Izuku is excited to start hero course in U.A. It has so many heroes! It’s his dream come true!
Tsuna doesn’t want to start business course in U.A. It has too many heroes! It’s his nightmare come true! What was Reborn thinking?!
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Veritas Ratio V.S. The Universe by cakecats
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
31 Jan 2026
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Apocalypse: Star Rail might be the worst game Dr. Veritas Ratio has ever played. In what world is murdering half the known universe for no reason even remotely reasonable? What kind of game kills off its most compelling characters just for shock value?
Also, why is he now in the game — and as a damn NPC, out of all things?
【 Activation Code: “Moronic developers, moronic game.” It is our sincere wish that during your time, you can fulfill your desires and, in accordance with your wish, transform a piece of moronic work into a magnificent, high-quality, first-rate classic. Bound Role: Unnamed male NPC of the Veritas Prime star system, age 0. 】
【 Congratulations! Welcome to Apocalypse: Star Rail, version ██! 】
Well. If these idiot developers can’t take constructive criticism, Veritas might as well construct the criticism himself… by forcibly inserting himself into a plot where he’s never existed.
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Time Moves Slowly But Passes Quickly by Notaname
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
21 Feb 2026
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Amphoreus is saved, everything turned out ok, the Trailblazer and Cyrene used their book to bring all the people they have met and the whole world back to life and into the star system. Everything is great.
Ok, so some people were brought back from different time frames, and are a little behind modern times. That's ok, everything is ok, they are all back and everything can be worked through.
Audata is just glad her son is alive, sure she is grappling with the fact that he was just thirteen the last time she saw him. That's ok. What is not ok is the letter she received from her son mentioning he was bringing a guest to visit. This would be something she would be ok with, too. Except for Cyrene dropping the Dark Tide bomb of her son being married, something he conveniently forgot to mention in his letter. Oh and that his husband happens to be the Crown Prince of Castrum Kremnos. That is also something she would have liked to know too.
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a slight understatement by IlluminaMint
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
23 Feb 2026
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“You had to go through that thirty-three times?” Tribbie asked. Her voice wobbled with unshed tears.
Phainon did the only thing possible in such a situation: He panicked.
“Uh,” he said, because clearly his eloquence had abandoned him during one of the cycles, “yes?”
// OR, circumstance leads to the heirs thinking Phainon only lived through thirty-three cycles. Rather than correcting them on this, Phainon doubles down and decides this is the new narrative he'll go along with so as to avoid worrying them too much.
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When the River Sleeps by AquaMariaPaula
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
18 Nov 2025
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Throughout history, the beauty of nymphs has kindled both devotion and ruin in mortals and gods alike. Every tale that bears their name ends the same way — in tragedy.
The story of Mydei, king of Castrum Kremnos, is no exception.
As a child, he crossed paths with Phainon, the Naiad of the river that cut through his lands. What began as pride and defiance became an obsession untouched by time.
Ignoring every warning, Mydei sought to imprison the flow of Phainon’s river, forcing the spirit to return to him. From that moment on, he waged a relentless campaign, driven by one desire alone — to claim the radiant being who had denied him.