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* {{All There In The Manual}}: The Fakémon and Warlord-Formes in ''Truth and Ideals'' have their stats, abilities, typing, and moveset alterations done in this manner unless explicitly stated in the story regarding certain aspects of them. The Warlord-Formes introduced in Chapter 64 are a bigger example since these particular formes were pushed out into the story before their pictures could be finished, but [[https://chronicle-king.deviantart.com/journal/Warlord-Formes-Reference-Sheet-706105070 a journal]] exists that details what changed for the ones relevant to the story so far.
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* {{Expy}}: ''Reflection Code'' sometimes feels less like a ''Code Lyoko'' fic and more like a fic told of for ''WesternAnimation/GodzillaTheSeries'' due to the combination of factors involving both the {{Mythology Gag}} with the French being involved, the fact Mirror M's {{Shapeshifter Default Form}} is his giant Phase 2 form, and the fact many of the threats Mirror M directly faces are also {{Kaiju}} in and of themselves as well. Hell even Mirror M recreates the famous shot from the opening by climbing up the Eiffel Tower and giving out an immense roar.
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* {{Out Of Character Alert}}: While not realized at the time it happens, two Fakémon Ultra Beasts are caught in ordinary Poké Ball types just fine and dandy. [[spoiler:They're not actual Ultra Beasts despite coming from Ultra Space, but instead {{Shadow Archetype}}s of the Ambassadors who have entered into the Pokémon world, such as [=UB-SHREDDER=] being one of Flare, and [=UB-PANZER=] being one of Tempest. An ''actual'' Ultra Beast, in the context of this story, {{No Sell}} Poké Balls of almost all types just like they do in the games ([[GameplayAndStorySegregation usually]]).]]
* {{Oxymoronic Being}}: [[PlayingWithFire Warlord-]][[AnIcePerson Beartic]]. [[spoiler:[[AllThereInTheManual Due to what stats are altered (-60 both defensive stats, +50 Attack and +70 Speed), and its ability of Molten Snow (removes all resistances for maximum attack damage)]], it's an even bigger {{Glass Cannon}} than regular Beartic, and thus goes down to Altair without much effort.]]
* {{Oxymoronic Being}}: [[PlayingWithFire Warlord-]][[AnIcePerson Beartic]]. [[spoiler:[[AllThereInTheManual Due to what stats are altered (-60 both defensive stats, +50 Attack and +70 Speed), and its ability of Molten Snow (removes all resistances for maximum attack damage)]], it's an even bigger {{Glass Cannon}} than regular Beartic, and thus goes down to Altair without much effort.]]
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* {{That One Boss}}: In-universe with [[spoiler:Mirror M]] in ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition. [[spoiler:Mirror M is incredibly tenacious already to the point he's already known in Ultimorian Legend to be his own verse's answer to ''[[{{Franchise/Ridley}} Ridley]]'', to the fact he's not only a very tenacious boss in ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' when he finally shows up again in a frenzied state as the {{Disc One Final Boss}}, but he outright delivers {{The Worf Barrage}} to virtually everyone involved in the fight because of the fact since he was never programmed at all to even remotely be part of the game, the game's coding has nothing to use for him as a placeholder but to use a digitized version of Mirror M's 100% potential.]]
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* [[{{Stealth Insult}} Stealth]] {{Take That}}: Chapter 15 of ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' includes an H-scene with Kazuto and Asuna in the uncensored [=AO3=] version of the story. It's not pointed out in the Author's Notes at all, but the canon ''Sword Art Online'' has an [[NeverLiveItDown infamous]] practice of {{IKEA Erotica}} with Chapter 16.5. Since the author of the ''Citadel of the Heart'' continuity [[ShownTheirWork actually]] ''[[ShownTheirWork knows]]'' [[ShownTheirWork how to write a proper H-scene nowadays]], this scene could be interpreted as a {{Lets See You Do Better}} in regards to writing a romantic, albeit relatively casual in practice, sex scene between the two characters in question. The chapter's name is also "Ignorance is Bliss", which is a {{Double Entendre}} considering "bliss" was used a lot for a substitute for pleasure in the censored version, and then there's the fact the author of ''Sword Art Online'' couldn't be bothered to do the research despite being significantly older than the author of ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition''.
* {{That One Boss}}: In-universe with [[spoiler:Mirror M]] in ''Sword Art Online: SpecialEdition. Edition''. [[spoiler:Mirror M is incredibly tenacious already to the point he's already known in Ultimorian Legend to be his own verse's answer to ''[[{{Franchise/Ridley}} ''[[{{Franchise/Metroid}} Ridley]]'', to the fact he's not only a very tenacious boss in ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' when he finally shows up again in a frenzied state as the {{Disc One Final Boss}}, but he outright delivers {{The Worf Barrage}} to virtually everyone involved in the fight because of the fact since he was never programmed at all to even remotely be part of the game, the game's coding has nothing to use for him as a placeholder but to use a digitized version of Mirror M's 100% potential.]]
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* {{In Name Only}}: Inverted with the fics for the ''Pokémon'' fics based off of ''Colosseum'' and ''Gale of Darkness'' called ''Sandstorm of Time'' and ''Wings of Steel'' respectively; they're both part of the Unhinged sub-series, but they don't bear the Unhinged name on them in the title or summary. So yes, the two planned fics are part of the Unhinged series, but they're not actually directly called out as such.
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* {{Genius Bonus}}: In-universe as well as out of it as well; a student in ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' wonders if Grandis is meant to be referring to ''Dimetrodon''. Ultimorian Deity Grandis is both named after and designed after a species of ''Dimetrodon'' simply called ''D. grandis''.
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* {{Crazy Enough To Work}}: [[spoiler:The debut of the Phase 6 tier is performed in such a manner; Mirror M, as Phase 4, overclocks himself like a GPU and forces him to transform into his Phase 5 form without the usual method. This alone gets Ultima and Dragora's attention on the spot to where they waste no time descending to the planet below. Then by the time they both arrive Mirror M survived long enough to ascend into his Phase 6 form, which nobody else in the cast has the advantage of just yet due to key fusees being absent for some of the cast.]]
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** The crossover characters are absent in ''E.S.W.N.'' and ''The Blue Tri'' because of their different formats from the rest of the continuity. In other portions of the continuity, both stories are told in the way they truly happened when necessary.
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* {{Fourth Date Marriage}}: Played with for a few couples. [[spoiler:Cheren and Bianca would've technically been engaged as of the 6th Gym Arc of ''Truth and Ideals'', but neither of the two treat as they're getting married any time soon and it isn't until even after the two year time skip to the sequel that they ultimately get married. Also keeping them from marrying too soon are their respective jobs by the time the sequel occurs keeping them distant every now and then, as they begin to learn more of each other's flaws over time but also learn the exact reason they stayed friends with each other since childhood and why they're even a couple now.]]
** [[spoiler:In the same fic, Ash, Misty, and Iris are all dating each other, and while Ash and Misty got to cheat through this because of Arceus, Iris doesn't have that advantage. While the trio remain a couple into the sequel, they don't even remotely get engaged until a second time skip occurs which shows them as 21 year old individuals; likewise, this is also when Cheren and Bianca both announce the official engagement between the two of them.]]
** Averted in [[spoiler:''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' with Chronicler and Suguha. Chronicler and Suguha are dating for much of the story, and don't go beyond a sexually active relationship, and even in the seven years later time skip of the epilogue, it isn't until seven more years later to the end of ''Citadel of the Heart'' in which they both get married. Likewise, Kazuto and Asuna both start the story already being engaged and in their early 20s, and they've both been dating prior to this since they were still teenagers, and the implication is that the engagement happened fairly recently.]]
** [[spoiler:In the same fic, Ash, Misty, and Iris are all dating each other, and while Ash and Misty got to cheat through this because of Arceus, Iris doesn't have that advantage. While the trio remain a couple into the sequel, they don't even remotely get engaged until a second time skip occurs which shows them as 21 year old individuals; likewise, this is also when Cheren and Bianca both announce the official engagement between the two of them.]]
** Averted in [[spoiler:''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' with Chronicler and Suguha. Chronicler and Suguha are dating for much of the story, and don't go beyond a sexually active relationship, and even in the seven years later time skip of the epilogue, it isn't until seven more years later to the end of ''Citadel of the Heart'' in which they both get married. Likewise, Kazuto and Asuna both start the story already being engaged and in their early 20s, and they've both been dating prior to this since they were still teenagers, and the implication is that the engagement happened fairly recently.]]
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** [[spoiler:Zeranian, originating from a substance normally considered a {{One Shot Character}}, was able to achieve Phase 7 by cheating the system with his duplicates and progressively building up versions of himself that allowed himself to bypass the standard rules of the Phase System, and using just multiple copies of himself to merge together into an absurdly powerful Phase 7 form. It definitely shows, as he's beyond the normal power of a Phase 7 and merely has the looks and size of a Phase 7, but otherwise has the power of a '''[[UpToEleven Phase 8]]'''.]]
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!! ''Dinotopia: The Miniseries Retold''
!!! ''{{Literature/Dinotopia}}''
This particular fic is a {{Walking Spoiler}} for key reasons. While an ordinary retelling of the ''Dinotopia'' miniseries on the surface, after a certain point in the fic it drops the pretenses and reveals that it's the direct continuation of a character's arc previously brought up in ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition''. Naotolis, after having been banished to this particular verse, births an offspring vastly beyond her own power to where her body self destructs as the offspring is none other than an Ultimorian Deity. {{My Death Is Only The Beginning}} doesn't even begin to describe the character arc that ensues for Naotolis and her daughter.
!!! ''{{Literature/Dinotopia}}''
This particular fic is a {{Walking Spoiler}} for key reasons. While an ordinary retelling of the ''Dinotopia'' miniseries on the surface, after a certain point in the fic it drops the pretenses and reveals that it's the direct continuation of a character's arc previously brought up in ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition''. Naotolis, after having been banished to this particular verse, births an offspring vastly beyond her own power to where her body self destructs as the offspring is none other than an Ultimorian Deity. {{My Death Is Only The Beginning}} doesn't even begin to describe the character arc that ensues for Naotolis and her daughter.
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* {{Darker And Edgier}}: Depending on the source material for each entry, this can instead classify under {{Dark Fic}} for some of the entries. In general, characters are depicted swearing, violence, and whatever other kind of dark subject matter not presented in a semi-kid friendly fashion are the standard word of the day for these fics.
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* {{Darker And Edgier}}: Depending on the source material for each entry, this can instead classify under {{Dark Fic}} for some of the entries. In general, characters are depicted swearing, violence, and whatever other kind of dark subject matter not presented in a semi-kid friendly fashion are the standard word of the day for these fics. Particular examples steering into Dark Fic territory includes ''Digimon Re: Adventure'', ''The Girl of my Nightmares'', and ''Dinotopia: The Miniseries Retold''.
* {{Grew Beyond Their Programming}}: Ultimorian Deity Minerva is the direct result of this, but other life-forms and entities who debut in ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' or ''Reflection Code'' also can fill this role.
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* {{Whole Plot Reference}}: ''Prehistoria'' is basically a retelling of ''Film/TheWaterHorseLegendOfTheDeep'' told with multiple ancient animals rather than simply a single one, and being set in {{The Great Depression}}.
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* {{Whole Plot Reference}}: ''Prehistoria'' is basically a retelling of ''Film/TheWaterHorseLegendOfTheDeep'' told with multiple ancient animals rather than simply a single one, and being set in {{The Great Depression}}.Depression}}.
** ''Dinotopia: The Miniseries Retold'' is built off of this premise. However, it is also designed to be incredibly book accurate by ditching any of the stuff from the miniseries that flat out didn't work in the book's canon, or even offering explanations for the book's usage of certain world building elements that better explain certain elements.
** ''Dinotopia: The Miniseries Retold'' is built off of this premise. However, it is also designed to be incredibly book accurate by ditching any of the stuff from the miniseries that flat out didn't work in the book's canon, or even offering explanations for the book's usage of certain world building elements that better explain certain elements.
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* {{The Multiverse}}: Each franchise has one of them exclusive to themselves, as the whole plane of existence is a giant multiverse of multiverses.
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* {{Breather Episode}}: ''Prehistoria'' is mostly a {{Coming Of Age Story}} that doesn't feature the Ultimorians or anyone else from another verse aside from a few small cameos here and there, but they're easy to miss otherwise. [[spoiler:Calem and Regulus cameo because of someone in-universe playing ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY'', Raiga cameos because of someone doing the same for ''VideoGame/DigimonStoryCyberSleuth'', and Lucas Kenson cameos as a guest character but his ties to other verses are absent here.]]
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* {{Whole Plot Reference}}: ''Prehistoria'' is basically a retelling of ''Film/TheWaterHorseLegendOfTheDeep'' told with multiple ancient animals rather than simply a single one, and being set in {{The Great Depression}}.
* {{Whole Plot Reference}}: ''Prehistoria'' is basically a retelling of ''Film/TheWaterHorseLegendOfTheDeep'' told with multiple ancient animals rather than simply a single one, and being set in {{The Great Depression}}.
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** Ash Ketchum's somewhat overpowered nature in ''Truth and Ideals'' is a parallel to actual players of the ''Pokémon'' games who use competitively built Pokémon teams for the main story of the game, and then [[spoiler:either keep their competence in Battle Facilities such as the Battle Subway, or the whole team suffers {{The Worf Effect}} because of the RNG's ability to create teams in the Battle Subway which can screw you over to no end.]]
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Many, many sightings of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals occurred throughout human history, and nobody ever learned exactly why this is the case. During {{The Great Depression}} in the United States, a young girl discovers unusual eggs in her family's ranch that could potentially make her family's financial troubles moot, as the eggs hatch into what we all know today as dinosaurs; a chasmosaurus, a brachiosaurus, a stegosaurus, a lambeosaurus, and a tyrannosaurus. However, some things are not to last, as these five are detailed by a historian taking refuge in the farm as being "Sacred Beasts", who live an extended lifespan, but grow up to maturity quickly. As a result, the girl and the historian do what they can to find a proper home for the five dinosaurs, all the while keeping them hidden from the public and having to deal with the increased pressure of having to feed and care for the five along the way. The tyrannosaurus is the king of the herd, but his carnivorous appetite will not be able to be safely sated for long.
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Many, many sightings of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals occurred throughout human history, and nobody ever learned exactly why this is the case. During {{The Great Depression}} in the United States, Depression}}, a young girl discovers unusual eggs in her family's ranch that could potentially make her family's financial troubles moot, as the eggs hatch into what we all know today as dinosaurs; a chasmosaurus, a brachiosaurus, a stegosaurus, a lambeosaurus, and a tyrannosaurus. However, some things are not to last, as these five are detailed by a historian taking refuge in the farm as being "Sacred Beasts", who live an extended lifespan, but grow up to maturity quickly. As a result, the girl and the historian do what they can to find a proper home for the five dinosaurs, all the while keeping them hidden from the public and having to deal with the increased pressure of having to feed and care for the five along the way. The tyrannosaurus is the king of the herd, but his carnivorous appetite will not be able to be safely sated for long.
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!!! ''{{Film/Prehysteria}}''
Many, many sightings of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals occurred throughout human history, and nobody ever learned exactly why this is the case. During {{The Great Depression}} in the United States, a young girl discovers unusual eggs in her family's ranch that could potentially make her family's financial troubles moot, as the eggs hatch into what we all know today as dinosaurs; a chasmosaurus, a brachiosaurus, a stegosaurus, a lambeosaurus, and a tyrannosaurus. However, some things are not to last, as these five are detailed by a historian taking refuge in the farm as being "Sacred Beasts", who live an extended lifespan, but grow up to maturity quickly. As a result, the girl and the historian do what they can to find a proper home for the five dinosaurs, all the while keeping them hidden from the public and having to deal with the increased pressure of having to feed and care for the five along the way. The tyrannosaurus is the king of the herd, but his carnivorous appetite will not be able to be safely sated for long.
!!! ''{{Film/Prehysteria}}''
Many, many sightings of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals occurred throughout human history, and nobody ever learned exactly why this is the case. During {{The Great Depression}} in the United States, a young girl discovers unusual eggs in her family's ranch that could potentially make her family's financial troubles moot, as the eggs hatch into what we all know today as dinosaurs; a chasmosaurus, a brachiosaurus, a stegosaurus, a lambeosaurus, and a tyrannosaurus. However, some things are not to last, as these five are detailed by a historian taking refuge in the farm as being "Sacred Beasts", who live an extended lifespan, but grow up to maturity quickly. As a result, the girl and the historian do what they can to find a proper home for the five dinosaurs, all the while keeping them hidden from the public and having to deal with the increased pressure of having to feed and care for the five along the way. The tyrannosaurus is the king of the herd, but his carnivorous appetite will not be able to be safely sated for long.
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* {{Hard Light}}: [[AuthorAppeal It appears the natives of Ultimoria are completely built around this entire trope considering what we see them do and how some of them even begin their origins in the timeline.]]
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** Inverted and played for horror in ''Digimon Re: Tamers'', which has Jeri dreaming about Takato [[spoiler:only for it to be a sadistic impostor who chloroforms her into submission before she wakes up disturbed by what she had a nightmare of.]]
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** [[spoiler:Due to Genesis, many mistook him for being the legendary 13th Ultimorian Deity; instead the actual identity came to be when the [=13th's=] rune had the essence of a Primordial Deity contained within it, meaning the strongest form of the individual who used it would automatically be Phase 7 by virtue of a {{Fusion Dance}} between an Ultimorian Deity form and a Primordial Deity's essence infusing into them.]]
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* {{Dangerous Forbidden Technique}}: [[spoiler:As Genesis learns the hard way, Phase 7 Ultimorian Deities have next to no resemblance of their original personality in this particular form, and they're prone to turning against their own allies on a dime once they feel they're no longer necessary in the situation '''at best'''. At worse, they go on a rampage that destroys the native universe they're in and forces them into a coma that requires an outside source to snap them out of.]]
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* {{Kaiju}}: Phase 7 Ultimorian Deities completely ignore the {{Square Cube Law}} in terms of how massive they get, and this is a minimum requirement to sustain the form at all.
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* {{Physical God}}: Phase 7 Ultimorian Deities bridge the gap between the power scaling between a standard Ultimorian Deity, and what the minimum requirements in power capacity are for a Primordial Deity; Phase 7 Ultimorian Deities are beyond the strength of the normal Phase 6 upper limit, and whenever a Phase 7 form is used at all, they're force to take the spotlight whether they want it or not because of the fact they showcase every reason why they're called the Ultimorian Deities to begin with.
** [[spoiler:Genesis is a unique case where his default form as an Ultimorian Deity is his Phase 7 form, which is why his composites are better known than he is.]]
* {{Reality Ensues}}: Everyone either takes their phones out to photograph them, or every single mortal known to exist bows before the presence of a Phase 7 Ultimorian Deity; any Phase form of a Primordial Deity gets the same reaction. Not only that, they're gigantic and prone to massive amounts of collateral damages.
** [[spoiler:Genesis is a unique case where his default form as an Ultimorian Deity is his Phase 7 form, which is why his composites are better known than he is.]]
* {{Reality Ensues}}: Everyone either takes their phones out to photograph them, or every single mortal known to exist bows before the presence of a Phase 7 Ultimorian Deity; any Phase form of a Primordial Deity gets the same reaction. Not only that, they're gigantic and prone to massive amounts of collateral damages.
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* {{Heroes Prefer Swords}}: Chronicler and Eidolon are both at differing points categorized as having a sword-fetish because any time they get a hold of a sword, even if they have any other weapon on hand, they'll both be too eager to use the sword above anything else even if the other weapons they both have on hand can do the part better.
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* {{Voluntary Shapeshifting}}: "The Hooligan" appears quite literal to the description of one of his upcoming appearances in that he can transform into an Direwolf to lead a group of dogs with, with his whole gang being shapeshifters with canine forms.
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* {{Voluntary Shapeshifting}}: "The Hooligan" appears quite literal to the description of one of his upcoming appearances in that he can transform into an Direwolf to lead a group of dogs with, with his whole gang being shapeshifters with canine forms.forms.
** ''[=DinoSquad RX=]'' has this trope at minimum for the main characters involved.
** ''[=DinoSquad RX=]'' has this trope at minimum for the main characters involved.
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* {{Grey and Gray Morality}}: While Chronicler and Eidolon both start off as White and Black respectively, their {{Character Development}} evolves the two further and further into this territory instead; Chronicler loses a good chunk of his white aspects as he becomes less selfless and naive, and Eidolon isn't as entirely evil as he seems to be and loses a lot of his black aspects because of it.
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* {{Adapted Out}}: Have a plot thread that has the misfortune of causing a character to become only known as {{The Scrappy}}? Don't expect it to show up here; at least, that is, not in its original form. "The Hooligan", for example, hijacks Goofball's infamous plot in ''The Girl of my Nightmares'' because [[spoiler:not only does Goofball not behave badly towards Frankie, but he isn't even reprising the role; it's the Hooligan who has the role this time around, and while he's proven to be an imaginary friend before the plot even starts, the actual plot going on is whether he's a simple imaginary friend or an Extremosaur that simply looks the part but acts no differently from a normal Extremosaur.]]
* {{Apocalypse How}}: A failed Class Z is what started the continuity, and a Class Z is what lies ahead if the precautions aren't taken to prevent it from happening again.
* {{Apocalypse How}}: A failed Class Z is what started the continuity, and a Class Z is what lies ahead if the precautions aren't taken to prevent it from happening again.
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* {{Deconstructed Character Archetype}}: Of the various sorts of {{Mary Sue}} tropes, depending on the context and the way the character themselves is defined the most in this regard.
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* {{Captain Ersatz}}: "The Hooligan" is a {{Composite Character}} of Grandis and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Guzma]]. [[spoiler:Come the reveal about his existence in ''The Girl of my Nightmares'', this is completely intentional both in-universe and out; the actual Grandis modeled the Hooligan as an imaginary friend based off of the one guy who he could, at the time, completely relate to.]]
* {{Continuity Nod}}: Mr. Herriman freaking out over "The Hooligan", considering it's not revealed at all in ''The Girl of my Nightmares'' that his shapeshifting ability still exists, and thus his previously known Direwolf form can still be smelled off of him and thus terrifies Mr. Herriman because of it.
* {{Deconstructed Character Archetype}}: Of the various sorts of {{Mary Sue}} tropes, depending on the context and the way the character themselves is defined the most in thisregard.regard.
* {{Girl Of My Dreams}}: The titular girl from ''The Girl of my Nightmares'' is a more antagonistic take on this concept.
* {{No Name Given}}: Some of the {{Original Character}}s are avoided in giving them actual names because sometimes their actual names can be spoilers, considering that two of them so far, the currently appearing "The Kid" from ''Truth and Ideals'', and the upcoming debut of "The Hooligan" from ''The Girl of my Nightmares'', have their actual names hidden because something about their identities are not supposed to be general knowledge yet.
* {{Voluntary Shapeshifting}}: "The Hooligan" appears quite literal to the description of one of his upcoming appearances in that he can transform into an Direwolf to lead a group of dogs with, with his whole gang being shapeshifters with canine forms.
* {{Continuity Nod}}: Mr. Herriman freaking out over "The Hooligan", considering it's not revealed at all in ''The Girl of my Nightmares'' that his shapeshifting ability still exists, and thus his previously known Direwolf form can still be smelled off of him and thus terrifies Mr. Herriman because of it.
* {{Deconstructed Character Archetype}}: Of the various sorts of {{Mary Sue}} tropes, depending on the context and the way the character themselves is defined the most in this
* {{Girl Of My Dreams}}: The titular girl from ''The Girl of my Nightmares'' is a more antagonistic take on this concept.
* {{No Name Given}}: Some of the {{Original Character}}s are avoided in giving them actual names because sometimes their actual names can be spoilers, considering that two of them so far, the currently appearing "The Kid" from ''Truth and Ideals'', and the upcoming debut of "The Hooligan" from ''The Girl of my Nightmares'', have their actual names hidden because something about their identities are not supposed to be general knowledge yet.
* {{Voluntary Shapeshifting}}: "The Hooligan" appears quite literal to the description of one of his upcoming appearances in that he can transform into an Direwolf to lead a group of dogs with, with his whole gang being shapeshifters with canine forms.
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Chronologically the last planned fic in chronolocial order until the first of the {{Crisis Crossover}} events in the story, as the story features the conclusion of plots started with a recurring villain named Oshiro Roy, Dr. Devoniak, and even some lesser plots that relate to the rise of Ultimorian Deities Minerva, and the quickly escalating in threat Ultimorian Deity Hydriska. As both of these two Ultimorian Deities represent two different types of evolution, the two have had a history of never getting along and will brutally fight each other to the death upon sighting the other.
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Chronologically the last planned fic in chronolocial order until the first of the {{Crisis Crossover}} events in the story, as the story features the conclusion of plots started with a recurring villain named Oshiro Roy, Dr. Devoniak, and even some lesser plots that relate to the rise of Ultimorian Deities Minerva, and the quickly escalating in threat Ultimorian Deity Hydriska. As both of these two Ultimorian Deities represent two different types of evolution, the two have had a history of never getting along and will brutally fight each other to the death upon sighting the other.other.
!! ''Citadel of the Heart''
!!! ???
The final entry in the continuity's first, and possibly only, true arc. Chronicler and Eidolon's conflict with each other reaches its peak intensity, and the multiverse is up in an arms race against each other because of the rebirth of the legendary Z.E.R.0. weapon, which now yet again seeks Chronicler and Eidolon as its masters. Now, however, Chronicler and Eidolon are beginning to become aware of what will happen if they let this conflict repeat like it did last time; will they both be able to avoid disaster like their prior incarnations had foolishly allowed to happen?
! Tropes applying to all of the fics
* {{Deconstructed Character Archetype}}: Of the various sorts of {{Mary Sue}} tropes, depending on the context and the way the character themselves is defined the most in this regard.
!! ''Citadel of the Heart''
!!! ???
The final entry in the continuity's first, and possibly only, true arc. Chronicler and Eidolon's conflict with each other reaches its peak intensity, and the multiverse is up in an arms race against each other because of the rebirth of the legendary Z.E.R.0. weapon, which now yet again seeks Chronicler and Eidolon as its masters. Now, however, Chronicler and Eidolon are beginning to become aware of what will happen if they let this conflict repeat like it did last time; will they both be able to avoid disaster like their prior incarnations had foolishly allowed to happen?
! Tropes applying to all of the fics
* {{Deconstructed Character Archetype}}: Of the various sorts of {{Mary Sue}} tropes, depending on the context and the way the character themselves is defined the most in this regard.
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While technically the first of the "Unhinged" side-series, it isn't the first of its type in this regard; ''[=DinoSquad RX=]'' beat it to the punch in this regard. As of writing, however, it is worth noting that this is the first in chronological order.
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!! ''E.S.W.N.''
!!! Original Work
Much like ''The Blue Tri'', ''E.S.W.N.'' is a weird example to talk about, primarily because both of them are original works that have their own separate entries in the continuity rather than sharing it with someone else. However, ''in E.S.W.N.''[='s=] case, it's also an RPG Maker VX Ace JRPG, which results in the general story and overall characterization of the characters introduced here up to interpretation more than the others; when these same characters appear elsewhere in the continuity, it is with their "canon" characterization, as well as any "canon" plot threads introduced in this game.
!!! Original Work
Much like ''The Blue Tri'', ''E.S.W.N.'' is a weird example to talk about, primarily because both of them are original works that have their own separate entries in the continuity rather than sharing it with someone else. However, ''in E.S.W.N.''[='s=] case, it's also an RPG Maker VX Ace JRPG, which results in the general story and overall characterization of the characters introduced here up to interpretation more than the others; when these same characters appear elsewhere in the continuity, it is with their "canon" characterization, as well as any "canon" plot threads introduced in this game.
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!! ''Unhinged: An American Tail''
!!! ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail''
Part of the "Unhinged" side-series in the continuity; re-imagining children's films and other media to showcase how their stories would progress if they were not restrained by any age rating, and thus could allow the full potential of their {{Darker And Edgier}} realities to show through. While much of the story is unchanged from the original for a majority of it, the story does have the oddity of dealing with a pre-teen version of the King of the Ultimorian Deities himself... as the leader of a violent street gang, who seemingly is out to make all of New York's life absolute hell for cat and mouse alike; it's time to unleash the hounds in this affair. To say this story isn't simply the unhinged version of ''An American Tail'' alone is an understatement, for here we have the unhinged, mortal origins of the King of the Ultimorian Deities himself; Grandis.
!!! ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail''
Part of the "Unhinged" side-series in the continuity; re-imagining children's films and other media to showcase how their stories would progress if they were not restrained by any age rating, and thus could allow the full potential of their {{Darker And Edgier}} realities to show through. While much of the story is unchanged from the original for a majority of it, the story does have the oddity of dealing with a pre-teen version of the King of the Ultimorian Deities himself... as the leader of a violent street gang, who seemingly is out to make all of New York's life absolute hell for cat and mouse alike; it's time to unleash the hounds in this affair. To say this story isn't simply the unhinged version of ''An American Tail'' alone is an understatement, for here we have the unhinged, mortal origins of the King of the Ultimorian Deities himself; Grandis.
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After the breakout that occurred because of Mirror M, an unknown AI escaped into another verse entirely in the form of a blank, shining mask. Whomever wore the mask was gifted "unknown power", but those who tried to wear it were forever cursed into the madness brought up by this very same power. One day, however, the mask finds its rightful wielder...
wielder. The hooligan version of Grandis featured much earlier in the timeline, and given the appearance of modern times Grandis, something is clearly wrong with this situation for whatever lies ahead.
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!! ''The Slice of Life''
!!! ''Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys''
''Fredbear and Friends'' is a show that had been running since 1983, and the joys of the show it brings to children are not as well received as they were in the past. The animatronics slowly begin to exhibit sentience they had not showcased before, based off a twisted mixture of the cartoon and their encased souls; warping them into abominations that do not wish to bring harm but are ultimately monstrous killing machines. Featuring Freddy with his FNAF 1 design, Bonnie with his FNAF 2 design, Chica with her FNAF 3 design, and Foxy with his FNAF 4 design, and some other recurring animatronics and entities from the franchise as well, this details the story of how chaotic things can get when a certain {{Wild Card}} is set into the playing field and disrupts the natural flow of everything...
!! ''The Girl of my Nightmares''
!!! ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends''
It would've been one thing to have to deal with having to have your imaginary friend live in a foster home and stay safe so long as he visited every day, but while at first Mac thought the apartment could calm down, without Bloo there in his bedroom, he was taken by surprise of a girl appearing at her doorstep and passing out in the dead of night; just as Terrence is about voice his disapproval of letting her stay for a while, Mac doesn't realize the girl's shadow lashing out towards Terrence and causing him to run towards his room in fright. It would've been one thing had this girl simply got lost and had to come here, but then you take her imaginary friend seems to behave not too different from an Extremosaurus in several regards to how hostile the... thing, can become at times... As the girl comes to her consciousness the follow morning, she mumbles the name "Darigus" as Mac soon begins to help her recover and noticing how having her around is suddenly making his life outside of Foster's easier... but he has no idea who this seemingly innocent, and very pretty, girl is trying to hide from him just yet...
!!! ''Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys''
''Fredbear and Friends'' is a show that had been running since 1983, and the joys of the show it brings to children are not as well received as they were in the past. The animatronics slowly begin to exhibit sentience they had not showcased before, based off a twisted mixture of the cartoon and their encased souls; warping them into abominations that do not wish to bring harm but are ultimately monstrous killing machines. Featuring Freddy with his FNAF 1 design, Bonnie with his FNAF 2 design, Chica with her FNAF 3 design, and Foxy with his FNAF 4 design, and some other recurring animatronics and entities from the franchise as well, this details the story of how chaotic things can get when a certain {{Wild Card}} is set into the playing field and disrupts the natural flow of everything...
!! ''The Girl of my Nightmares''
!!! ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends''
It would've been one thing to have to deal with having to have your imaginary friend live in a foster home and stay safe so long as he visited every day, but while at first Mac thought the apartment could calm down, without Bloo there in his bedroom, he was taken by surprise of a girl appearing at her doorstep and passing out in the dead of night; just as Terrence is about voice his disapproval of letting her stay for a while, Mac doesn't realize the girl's shadow lashing out towards Terrence and causing him to run towards his room in fright. It would've been one thing had this girl simply got lost and had to come here, but then you take her imaginary friend seems to behave not too different from an Extremosaurus in several regards to how hostile the... thing, can become at times... As the girl comes to her consciousness the follow morning, she mumbles the name "Darigus" as Mac soon begins to help her recover and noticing how having her around is suddenly making his life outside of Foster's easier... but he has no idea who this seemingly innocent, and very pretty, girl is trying to hide from him just yet...
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''Citadel of the Heart'' is the {{Working Title}} of a {{Massively Multiplayer Crossover}} {{Alternate Universe}} {{Fan Fic}} created by Tropers/MightyFan217, using various fictional works in media in addition to original works created specifically by MightyFan217 as a kind of sort of ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' analogy from the continuity of this fic, and then how the individual fics are played out on their own. The first entry in the continuity is a fan fic called ''Truth and Ideals'', which was originally an ordinary ''Pokémon'' fan fic which was an {{Alternate Universe}} fic much like all of the others in this continuity. Once Chapter 40 came by, it was decided to combine all of my fan fics beginning with ''Truth and Ideals'' into a giant, shared continuity by introducing the Ambassadors, a group of {{Men In Black}} expies who are tasked with the protection of the multiverse, but are not above getting too full of themselves with their jobs, nor their rivalry with the opposing organization called the Embassies.
Eons ago in the distant past, the multiverse came into being by an enormous deity known as Invictus Ultrarius, who created the multiverse and had numerous sons who would become the Primordial Deities, including the very first Ultimorian Deity known as Ultima the Creator, who proceeded to create the core universe of the continuity known as Ultimoria in his own image. After eons of the different universes being separated from each other, the untimely death of the Ultimorian Deity of Time, Zaalim, caused an uproar with Ultimorian society to the point one of their own, Ultimorian Deity Rose, was able to escape into a neighboring universe and cause an uproar by wishing for the destruction of the multiverse to occur in three days; during this, the Ultimorians are dealing with the inevitable arrival of a dangerous weapon called the Z.E.R.0., whose power is so great it could even slay the immortal life-forms native to their own verse. After a long chain of incidents created by Rose, the Ultimorian Deities are forced into action to delay the inevitable, but the Z.E.R.0. is ultimately created in its full glory.
The twin sons of Zaalim, Chronicler and Eidolon, both fought each other or much of the genesis of the Z.E.R.0. because both of them had heard the blade speak out to them; the blade wanted both of them as its master, as the blade's very will was trying to determine whom of them would be the successor to Zaalim's throne. In the wake of their fighting, both of their arguing over the Z.E.R.0. effectively caused the entire multiverse to be rebooted upon a killing blow from the Z.E.R.0. being landed on the awoken Invictus Ultrarius. As a result, the Ultimorian Deities and other native life-forms of their world were suddenly scattered across space and time; many reverting to their basal most forms, and having to re-establish themselves as their original selves, because now they face the possibility of the Z.E.R.0. being recreated again, but this time, destroying the multiverse for good if it manages to kill Invictus Ultrarius a second time. Chronicler and Eidolon, meanwhile, both start off from zero in the recreation of the multiverse; it isn't until the beat of the rune of Zaalim awakens them both into existence do they begin to start to re-establish themselves.
! Timeline ({{Work In Progress}})
!! ''Crazy Carousal''
!!! ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', ''Manga/SailorMoon'', ''Manga/CardcaptorSakura''
''Crazy Carousal'' is an {{Origin Story}} for the whole continuity, which details how the multiverse was rebooted, and how three separate {{Magical Girl}} universes in addition to the Ultimorian Verse becoming widespread across the multiverse due to the prior incarnation's destruction causing them to scatter. This is the first fic chronologically to happen, and it's release date is not yet known until further research into all three base shows are performed.
!! ''Reflection Code''
!!! ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''
The closest to modern day that is also somewhat in the past. In a breakout incident involving destructive AIs and a super-powered bio-weapon, "MIRROR M", who is the genetically recreated version of a "Mythical Warrior" from which arises the strong, powerful DNA of the Ultimorian Deity of the same name. Is the recreated specimen just an impostor, or is he the myth made real yet again? While not a big surprise in hindsight, both this fic and ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' did the best they could until it was time to announce in the stories themselves that both fics are not just in the same continuity, but in fact [[SharedUniverse happen in the exact same verse]] and many of their plot elements coincide with each other.
!! ''The Blue Tri''
!!! Original Work
An unusual entry into the continuity is ''The Blue Tri'', which details the origin of the Legendary 13th Ultimorian Deity; the 13th was always the most feared of the bunch, because nothing was truly known about the 13th to the point many didn't even know it existed until the other 12 were already established. Primordial Deity Dogma takes a heavy prominence in the plot, as the story revolves around the story of a growing boy having to deal with a {{Transformation Trinket}} that causes him to become a {{Henshin Hero}} whether he wants the role or not.
!! ''Operation R.E.B.O.O.T.''[[note]]''Really. Extravagant. Boy. Organizes. Offbeat. Team.''[[/note]]
!!! ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor''
After the breakout that occurred because of Mirror M, an unknown AI escaped into another verse entirely in the form of a blank, shining mask. Whomever wore the mask was gifted "unknown power", but those who tried to wear it were forever cursed into the madness brought up by this very same power. One day, however, the mask finds its rightful wielder...
!! ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition''
!!! ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline''
Chronicler's re-introduction to the story in the form of an {{Origin Story}} that establishes both Chronicler and several other crucial players to the overall continuity. The predecessor of one of the Ultimorian Deities appears here as a recurring antagonist turned "{{Big Bad}}" of the second arc.[[note]]The second arc has no actual {{Big Bad}}; Naotolis just assigns herself the role because of the silver specimen's increasing power.[[/note]] In the same story, Chronicler and Eidolon meet again for the first time since their original confrontation over the now legendary Z.E.R.0., and both of them are now preparing moves against each other which establishes the Ambassadors for Chronicler, and the Embassies for Eidolon.
!! ''Truth and Ideals''
!!! ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite''
Originally a standalone story planned to branch out further into more ''Pokémon'' fics in the future, ''Truth and Ideals'' was then assigned as being the aftermath of ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' taking place exactly one year later. Two of the Ambassadors, Flare and Tempest, make their first debut here, but appear earlier in the timeline as their much more recognized fused form of Raiga. The story, as the original premise detailed, shows an AU Ash aged 16 going to begin his Pokémon journey with his childhood friends Cheren and Bianca in Unova for the first time in their lives. {{Early Installment Weirdness}} is strong with this one.
!! ''Digimon Re: Adventure''
!!!''Anime/DigimonAdventure''
A {{Hotter And Sexier}} fic that focuses on being {{Porn With Plot}}, in that while the main cast are all consenting adults and engage in various sexual activities, the sheer stress they go through with the actual plot proper justifies their need to vent their frustrations and form a closer bond; one of the re-establishing Ultimorian Deities is going through a temper tantrum, in the form of Ultimorian Deity Dragora Galaxia, and he's the worst of the bunch if he ever truly enraged. The Destroyer of Many Galaxies does not take too kindly to being ignored in the vast wake of history, and so much as drawing his attention into a situation is never a good thing to do. Recurring antagonist Oshiro Roy first debuts here, but this isn't the fic where he's the most prominent; a separate ''Digimon'' fic entirely is where he has a chance to shine.
!! ''[=DinoSquad=] RX''
!!! ''[[WesternAnimation/DinoSquad DinoSquad]]''
Chronologically the last planned fic in chronolocial order until the first of the {{Crisis Crossover}} events in the story, as the story features the conclusion of plots started with a recurring villain named Oshiro Roy, Dr. Devoniak, and even some lesser plots that relate to the rise of Ultimorian Deities Minerva, and the quickly escalating in threat Ultimorian Deity Hydriska. As both of these two Ultimorian Deities represent two different types of evolution, the two have had a history of never getting along and will brutally fight each other to the death upon sighting the other.
Eons ago in the distant past, the multiverse came into being by an enormous deity known as Invictus Ultrarius, who created the multiverse and had numerous sons who would become the Primordial Deities, including the very first Ultimorian Deity known as Ultima the Creator, who proceeded to create the core universe of the continuity known as Ultimoria in his own image. After eons of the different universes being separated from each other, the untimely death of the Ultimorian Deity of Time, Zaalim, caused an uproar with Ultimorian society to the point one of their own, Ultimorian Deity Rose, was able to escape into a neighboring universe and cause an uproar by wishing for the destruction of the multiverse to occur in three days; during this, the Ultimorians are dealing with the inevitable arrival of a dangerous weapon called the Z.E.R.0., whose power is so great it could even slay the immortal life-forms native to their own verse. After a long chain of incidents created by Rose, the Ultimorian Deities are forced into action to delay the inevitable, but the Z.E.R.0. is ultimately created in its full glory.
The twin sons of Zaalim, Chronicler and Eidolon, both fought each other or much of the genesis of the Z.E.R.0. because both of them had heard the blade speak out to them; the blade wanted both of them as its master, as the blade's very will was trying to determine whom of them would be the successor to Zaalim's throne. In the wake of their fighting, both of their arguing over the Z.E.R.0. effectively caused the entire multiverse to be rebooted upon a killing blow from the Z.E.R.0. being landed on the awoken Invictus Ultrarius. As a result, the Ultimorian Deities and other native life-forms of their world were suddenly scattered across space and time; many reverting to their basal most forms, and having to re-establish themselves as their original selves, because now they face the possibility of the Z.E.R.0. being recreated again, but this time, destroying the multiverse for good if it manages to kill Invictus Ultrarius a second time. Chronicler and Eidolon, meanwhile, both start off from zero in the recreation of the multiverse; it isn't until the beat of the rune of Zaalim awakens them both into existence do they begin to start to re-establish themselves.
! Timeline ({{Work In Progress}})
!! ''Crazy Carousal''
!!! ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', ''Manga/SailorMoon'', ''Manga/CardcaptorSakura''
''Crazy Carousal'' is an {{Origin Story}} for the whole continuity, which details how the multiverse was rebooted, and how three separate {{Magical Girl}} universes in addition to the Ultimorian Verse becoming widespread across the multiverse due to the prior incarnation's destruction causing them to scatter. This is the first fic chronologically to happen, and it's release date is not yet known until further research into all three base shows are performed.
!! ''Reflection Code''
!!! ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko''
The closest to modern day that is also somewhat in the past. In a breakout incident involving destructive AIs and a super-powered bio-weapon, "MIRROR M", who is the genetically recreated version of a "Mythical Warrior" from which arises the strong, powerful DNA of the Ultimorian Deity of the same name. Is the recreated specimen just an impostor, or is he the myth made real yet again? While not a big surprise in hindsight, both this fic and ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' did the best they could until it was time to announce in the stories themselves that both fics are not just in the same continuity, but in fact [[SharedUniverse happen in the exact same verse]] and many of their plot elements coincide with each other.
!! ''The Blue Tri''
!!! Original Work
An unusual entry into the continuity is ''The Blue Tri'', which details the origin of the Legendary 13th Ultimorian Deity; the 13th was always the most feared of the bunch, because nothing was truly known about the 13th to the point many didn't even know it existed until the other 12 were already established. Primordial Deity Dogma takes a heavy prominence in the plot, as the story revolves around the story of a growing boy having to deal with a {{Transformation Trinket}} that causes him to become a {{Henshin Hero}} whether he wants the role or not.
!! ''Operation R.E.B.O.O.T.''[[note]]''Really. Extravagant. Boy. Organizes. Offbeat. Team.''[[/note]]
!!! ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor''
After the breakout that occurred because of Mirror M, an unknown AI escaped into another verse entirely in the form of a blank, shining mask. Whomever wore the mask was gifted "unknown power", but those who tried to wear it were forever cursed into the madness brought up by this very same power. One day, however, the mask finds its rightful wielder...
!! ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition''
!!! ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline''
Chronicler's re-introduction to the story in the form of an {{Origin Story}} that establishes both Chronicler and several other crucial players to the overall continuity. The predecessor of one of the Ultimorian Deities appears here as a recurring antagonist turned "{{Big Bad}}" of the second arc.[[note]]The second arc has no actual {{Big Bad}}; Naotolis just assigns herself the role because of the silver specimen's increasing power.[[/note]] In the same story, Chronicler and Eidolon meet again for the first time since their original confrontation over the now legendary Z.E.R.0., and both of them are now preparing moves against each other which establishes the Ambassadors for Chronicler, and the Embassies for Eidolon.
!! ''Truth and Ideals''
!!! ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite''
Originally a standalone story planned to branch out further into more ''Pokémon'' fics in the future, ''Truth and Ideals'' was then assigned as being the aftermath of ''Sword Art Online: Special Edition'' taking place exactly one year later. Two of the Ambassadors, Flare and Tempest, make their first debut here, but appear earlier in the timeline as their much more recognized fused form of Raiga. The story, as the original premise detailed, shows an AU Ash aged 16 going to begin his Pokémon journey with his childhood friends Cheren and Bianca in Unova for the first time in their lives. {{Early Installment Weirdness}} is strong with this one.
!! ''Digimon Re: Adventure''
!!!''Anime/DigimonAdventure''
A {{Hotter And Sexier}} fic that focuses on being {{Porn With Plot}}, in that while the main cast are all consenting adults and engage in various sexual activities, the sheer stress they go through with the actual plot proper justifies their need to vent their frustrations and form a closer bond; one of the re-establishing Ultimorian Deities is going through a temper tantrum, in the form of Ultimorian Deity Dragora Galaxia, and he's the worst of the bunch if he ever truly enraged. The Destroyer of Many Galaxies does not take too kindly to being ignored in the vast wake of history, and so much as drawing his attention into a situation is never a good thing to do. Recurring antagonist Oshiro Roy first debuts here, but this isn't the fic where he's the most prominent; a separate ''Digimon'' fic entirely is where he has a chance to shine.
!! ''[=DinoSquad=] RX''
!!! ''[[WesternAnimation/DinoSquad DinoSquad]]''
Chronologically the last planned fic in chronolocial order until the first of the {{Crisis Crossover}} events in the story, as the story features the conclusion of plots started with a recurring villain named Oshiro Roy, Dr. Devoniak, and even some lesser plots that relate to the rise of Ultimorian Deities Minerva, and the quickly escalating in threat Ultimorian Deity Hydriska. As both of these two Ultimorian Deities represent two different types of evolution, the two have had a history of never getting along and will brutally fight each other to the death upon sighting the other.
