What if a miscast spell called Shiro into the past, to Arthurian England. Would he get to see his beloved Saber, or would he irrevocably screw up history? And does he care?

Ten years after the Grail War, Shirou takes a different path to saving people, one that avoids the risk of becoming Archer. Sequel to Night of the Kings Knight (though it will make sense even if you don't read that). Slight x-over with Full Metal Panic. RE-EDITED.

Harry Potter is a regular teen wizard. Except he still has his 'saving people' thing. And Ron, the Boy Who Lived, is still Ron. Lily and James are alive, Neville is a ward of the Potters & thinks he's the second coming of James Potter. And there is a marriage contract (gone wrong). Set during Fourth Year. (note: mild Ron bashing)

Shirou doesn't become a Master in the Grail war, instead stumbling through its outskirts, being his usual over-helpful self. Ayako tries to set up Sakura with her crush, Shirou, but she doesn't cooperate. Nothing works out as expected, the Grail war turns into a disaster, but every cloud has a silver lining. This will be a short (2-3 chapter) story.

Spiderman first appeared in 1962, as a young teen. That makes him a Boomer. So what does a Boomer superhero do in his old age? The same thing all Boomers do – post stuff on the internet and complain about teenagers. One shot / plot bunny.

Just like it says on the tin. This is a plot bunny that I had bouncing around.

Love isn't always a force for good. A story where Harry is not the only neglected child at Hogwarts, and she didn't grow up to be a self sacrificing hero. Flora ! Creepy stalker. Starts fifth year (This is a story of ups and downs, both in terms of the relationship and in terms of dealing with Voldemort)

The three children selected as pilots are even more special than in the original. And more messed up. Rei is barely restraining her non-human nature, Asuka is genetically engineered to be Homo Superior, and Shinji… What IS up with Shinji? Very (very) slight crossover with Fate Stay Night (think of it as Shinji baked up with a dash of EMYA for spice)

Six years after the Holy grail war, Shirou has gotten sucked into an alternate universe, one which will give him a second chance to be a hero. But is being a hero the only thing he desires, or has his experience changed him? Fate Stay Night / Avengers (movie) crossover.

It has been six years since the end of the end of the Fifth Holy Grail war. It had ended not with a bang, but with a whimper, with Shirou and Rin seeking their separate destinies. Now, as Rin is forced to deal with spell ritual gone horribly awry, Fate brings them back together again. Sequel to Trackless.

Shirou dreams of being a hero, of saving everybody, or at least those he loves. But what if that doesn't work out? Not in a dramatic, life changing fashion, but in one that leaves him adrift, stumbling from one FSN route to another. (This story starts about two years before the fifth Grail war)

What if Shinji wasn't completely isolated at the beginning? What if he had a cheerful, supportive friend. Well, ok, she's probably imaginary, but it's still more friends than Shinji ever had before. This small contact 'butterflies' everything. Very slight crossover with Muv-Luv:TE

The grail didn't activate ten years after the Fourth grail war. It activated 20 years after. The participants in the Fifth war are all adults. Some matured, others fell apart. Please note that Shirou in this story is NOTHING like archer/EMYA. This Shirou is an idealist, but framed in a more normal, more human setting.

A version of the Grail war where Shirou summons Caster instead of Saber. except, it's not Medea. It's somebody else… Somebody with a connection to Shirou. And why does she have a mad-on for Archer?

What if the Shinji that came back from the sea of Dirac was not the same one that went in? What if he came from a slightly diffrent world, and a slightly diffrent time?

Why does Harley stay with the Joker? Maybe because she's crazy. Harley Quinn might just be one of the least sane of Batman's rogues gallery. A short vignette exploring what goes on in the blond girl's mind. Harley/ Joker and one sided Harley / Batman. One-shot

Voldemort is back, and nobody gives a damn. Or so it seems to Harry Potter. After his loss last spring, Harry decides he has to put a stop to Voldemort, since nobody else is doing enough. Combine that crusade with school work, relationships, a certain young witch who is confusing the heck out of him, and you get a really rough year. 6th year AU, third in a trilogy

Shirou has given up his dream of Being a Hero of Justice, but now he is lost and depressed, noit certain what the future holds for him. But then, Deus ex Machina springs an unpleasant surprise on him - he has to compete in the Survival game. And there is still Yuno to deal with. Shirou is convinced he's the universe's whipping boy. Sequel to FateStay Diary

Harry has avoided doing anything unusual or anything that would draw attention to himself for the first three years of his Hogwarts life. But this is Harry. The universe won't let him be a loser forever. This is the story of that change. AU, set in fourth year.

People change, some more than others. Harry started out a slacker that kept his head down and tried to avoid trouble, but fate threw him into the maelstrom. Now, he can either succumb to the chaos that is his life, or face it head on. And grow into something, someone, new. Year 5 AU.

What if, instead of summoning a Servant that shared his values, who was selfless and wanted to protect people, who was a perfect match for him, Shirou had summoned a servant who was obsessive, self absorbed and psychotic? say Yuno Gasai.

I have read all sorts of Familiar of Zero crossovers, where Louise summons some hero from a different story, who helps her grow from an insecure little girl into an insecure sort-of hero. But who says that the summoning has to bring a hero? There is no reason that such an uncontrolled, powerful magic should be SAFE. Story idea / Challenge

The UBW: Good end - is it really a good end for everybody? Just a short one shot looking at the characters a few months afterwards.

What if Gasai Yuno hadn't panicked when she couldn't raise Yuki from the dead at the end of the first Survival game? We know that Gasai Yuno's usual solution to any problem is "stab it, If that doesn't work, then stab it some more", but what if she took a more calm approach this once?

Anime (Total Eclipse) What if Yuuya Bridges wasn't a complete idiot with women like he appeared to be? short one shot.

Third impact came and went, as Shinji rejected life as part of a hivemind. Now the former Third Child is a student in Academy City, living a normal sort of life. Sort of.

This is a retelling of NGE as a fantasy set in medieval Japan. The characters are a little older, a little more mature, but still just as screwed up. Characters become more OOC in later chapters, and some hints of mature themes. Added epilogue

We all know That JK Rowling is going to end the series in some improbable heroic fashion, But that's not very realistic is it? A poorly trained teenager versus a psychotic wizard that has personally killed dozens of Aurors and Hit Wizards?

This is wierd little crossover peice with the new Battlestar Galactica that floated into my mind. Very dark humor.