It revolves around the stories of a variable selection of heroes that have to defend their world (or rather star system, as the different locations are all located in a universe known as the Otherworld) from a constant stream of enemies from all different kinds of places.
A ton of stuff happens, as the one true power source is Synergy, whose master, The Creator (better known as Alexei) created the Fandom Seed (Exactly the kind of Fandom it implies) in order to trap a pure version of that energy field into one container which grew over the course of 6 years into a large art gallery (bear with me here) that contained material from different types of art galleries (known as Soul Galleries in Legacy) known as the Folder of Surprise. The reason why the enemies have even shown up in the first place was to seize the Folder, destroy it, and replace it with a gallery of their own, comprised of nothing but (according to Beginnings) "18+ material".
Think of it as Kingdom Hearts meets RWBY minus the academy meets Xenoblade Chronicles 1. It's that kind of story.
- Unwoven Beginnings (2013)
: Four sorta preteens embark on an adventure after some polygonal creatures invade the humble world of the Game Center. Takes the most inspiration from Kingdom Hearts for some reason. - Unwoven The Second (2014): Piggybacking off of the first one, the hero from the prequel checks out a gaping crater created from the final battle of the first installment... and journeys to A whole new world that is mysteriously techno-music themed.
- Unwoven Legacy (2015): Branching off of the second one, our returning protagonist experiences a dream where he's inside of an art gallery featuring tons of pictures that, unbeknownst to him, belong to the Fandom Seed that a DIFFERENT protagonist is supposed to protect. This story's protagonist journeys to a world that heavily resembles Magicant, meets new characters, and finally learns how to insert the word "Furry" into the world's jargon!
- Unwoven: The Story Thus Far (2019): A compilation, it recaps the events from Beginnings to Legacy, and it also (tries to) recap the events that happened after 2015. Also introduces a brand-new plotline set after Monarch One: Raystorm that eventually becomes Darker and Edgier than the rest of the series. Released on Jan. 1, 2020.
- Monarch One (2016): A spin-off of the main series, this story revolves around a band of students in a high school receiving power from a being known as the Trinity Star... Because they were chosen among a generation of heroes from the last 20 years to fend off a dimensional threat that has been going around since before said students were born. Sound familiar? It was eclipsed in canon by...
- Perfect Attendance (2019): The sequel to the spin-off. Three years after the first story, a new batch of heroes, some returning from the first one, are now involved in a new conflict involving... several things, actually.
The first story is a small conflict between two students that actually set up the plot of the next installment in the series, Raystorm, where the second student, Vaden, is revealed to be the villain.
The second story is much larger, and is about a very small selection of the cast vanishing outright, and the journey to find out where they are.
The third chapter is an essay about the life and interests of the main character which very much parallels the life and interests of the author himself. It also unveils a brand new story where a new villain threatens a dream induced] habitat where stories are told, more specifically, the backstory of the mysterious red vines.
- Anthropomorphized (2019): Another spin-off, this time of Monarch One, which tells the story of a small group of individuals with fursuits that have been chosen to wear them by the Powers That Be. The protagonist of Monarch One, Andrew, is whisked to that city without his... even though he gets back due to being chosen. The whole fandom has been outlawed due to unsafe practices by one of the more... risque ones being shown publicly, to the point where a law has been made banning them from Collision City. Sound familiar?
A distant sequel to the entire literary universe will be made starting on Jan. 1, 2020 as a Serial Novel, to be finished on January 1st, 2021 entitled Metaphysical. It takes place in a World of Funny Animals as the protagonist, Seraph is thrown into a conflict spanning multiple layers of dimensions. The enemies are animal-shaped Energy Beings called Partials, and the setting this time is a large, Cyberpunk city called Extratone. (Sound Familiar?) This conflict involves a world called "The Metaphysical", plotlines that connect to each other, cards, tons of Shout Outs, slight Tarot Motifs, and even a gigantic mall...? The first book, Kitten Whispers, is set to release near the beginning of February.
