Under the ruthless rule of gang boss Gangstadorf, Hyrule has fallen from its pinnacle of glory to nothing more than a slum. After meeting the runaway princess, a city boy named Link chooses to accompany her on a journey to find the Hero and save the realm from Gangstadorf's clutches. Packed with action, adventure and wit, follow Link and Zelda's journey as they save Hyrule!

Seemingly realistic worlds should not be able to function on stupidity baser than and more ridiculous that the logic of moronic Trolls, and, when such worlds actually come into being by some infernal stupidity, almost any outside force, no matter how insignificant, can and will disrupt them so much as to cause mass amounts of change and destruction.

Professor Daniel was a strange man.

Six figures stand, watching the snowy landscape.

During the events of CoM/Days, everyone forgets about Sora...including his parents. A sequel to "Islands Like Glass Towers."

I need a ‘How to deal with slightly gay friends with benefits' pamphlet, do you have any of those? // Carly & Sam

I always knew Zim was insane, I just never knew how much, After all it's one thing to think he's the greatest Irken alive, it's quite another to see a species that isn't really there, Alternates Skoodge's POV and Zim's POV A one-shot.

The Earth is doomed, not by me but the humans themselves, all I had to do to prove my worthiness as an Invader was to conquer the planet, to enslave the inhabitants or better yet, to exterminate them in the name of the Irken Empire; it turns out all I had to do was wait.

Obey them, lest ye be consider'd a n00b.

Similar to Jareth's song, this is Sarah's very-forced sonnet. Once again, it is not the best I've ever written, but I do believe it's readable. It's not perfect, and I will probably edit someday, but review it and enjoy it, if you like.

Jareth's point of view in Sonnet Form. Very cliche, very romanticized, but I still think it's readable. I hope you enjoy even so, as I've several bald spots from writing it.

ONESHOT: Dib goes to see an old friend in the asylum. One trapped in a child's game, a game he took too far. One who no longer thinks as himself as human, but as irken. Why can't he see that it was just a game? Not ZADR.

After Dib's untimely death, Zim and Gaz struggle with trying to go on with their lives. As the years pass, they come to discover fate is not always out of one's control and sometimes there is such a thing as a second chance.