We Cook in the Malevolent Kitchen: ongoing, rated E
A collection of stories
Dancing on the Battlefield: ongoing, rated E
Ballet Dancer Satoru meets the veteran soldier Sukuna
Singarden: 6/6 rated E
They say don't fuck with your friends in any sense of that word.
They are right.
Circles: one shot, 13,545 words, rated E
For thirty-five years, Sukuna believed he was unlovable. But a single night with Satoru proved him wrong.
"To make it clear..." Sukuna slowly moves his hand, his fingertips dancing across Satoru’s plum lips. "You seduced me."
amber: complete, rated M
At sixteen, Sukuna is considered one of the strongest sorcerers in Heian-kyō, until he meets a mysterious boy the Gojo clan has kept hidden for most of his life. An unusual friendship blooms between the boys starving for freedom and love.
Little do they know, the world of sorcery will soon force them to become the worst of enemies.
Reincarnated 1,000 years later, Sukuna meets Satoru on the Shinjuku battlefield, but only one of them remembers the cold dagger of betrayal and the love that once burned brighter than thousands of stars.
Deathrunners one shot, 12,751 words, rated E
Gojo Satoru needs help from a pro netrunner. To his surprise, Suguru knows the best hacker in town. But there is a catch: Satoru has to convince the notorious Sukuna to help him take over his evil parents' company.
Convincing an outcast who lives just for his own pleasure would be tough, right?
Chains one shot, 6,309 words, rated M
Bare. Satoru felt like a soul imprisoned in a corpse beaten down by snow and rain. He was vulnerable and powerless against the entity that tormented him so freely. The suffocating liquid darkness seeped into his body through every pore. Each night, Satoru lay down on his bed and awoke in a coffin two meters below the ground.
“I’m so terribly alone.” Satoru whimpered as tears streamed down his pale cheeks.
Shadowborn 12/12, rated E (including itafushi)
Despite being exiled from his clan, Saroru had everything: a loving husband, a beautiful daughter, and a peaceful life in the rural side of Seidan. Life was good to him where it mattered. However, everything turned complicated when Zenin Megumi appeared in their house, bitten by Sukuna's nephew.
75th kilometer one shot, 6060 words, rated E
"Can you see it?" the man persisted. "Tell me the truth, can you see that creature in the grass?"
"Of fucking, course, I can see the creature in the grass!" Sukuna yelled, irritation flaring, so close to slamming the door into the idiot's face.
"That's rather troubling," he said, his voice dropping to a deep, serious tone.
Under the light strings, 3/3, rated E
Satoru fought hard to forget about his ex, about the fierce love he experienced under the string lights of the traveling funfair. But when the funfair returns to town after a year, Satoru can’t help himself. His yearning has finally broken him.
He decides to risk it all.
Nocturnes, ongoing, rated E
Satoru is so consumed by his inner turmoil, torn between his hatred and longing to reach the king’s heart, that he forgets his time to give the king an heir is slipping away. In the darkness of their love, Satoru is about to meet death not by sword or betrayal, but by rules—rules that are ancient, merciless, and sanctified by the Gods.
Rift: ongoing, rated E
Gojo Satoru devoted his life to creating original manga stories. As a bestselling author, he moved to the countryside to draw inspiration for his next big project. But even though he bought his new house knowing it was haunted, finding an actual demon with interdimensional portals stealing snacks from his fridge was where he had to draw the line!
SATOSUGU
Cruel Blue: one shot, 8,548 words, rated M
Dealing with the loss of their firstborn, Satoru also has to deal with slowly losing his omega.
Where The Fishes Go: complete, rated E
Someone help Suguru: he just wanted to buy a therapy fish, but instead, he unwillingly adopted a whole creature named Satoru Gojo.
“There’s one rule before buying any pet in my store.”
“What rule?” Suguru asks.
“The pet must want to go with you.”
heartbleed error: ongoing, rated E
Gojo Satoru is a prodigal omega and in no fucking way he's going to marry some zincomaniac idiot with a one-brain cell as his parents want him to.
No. He's going to create the worst cyber virus in the history of Neon City and marry the gangster alpha with an artificial artery.
Trigun
VASHWOOD
Mojave Dreams: one shot, 13,329 words, rated E
Vash, the park ranger who is currently on holiday, causes a mini accident on the desert road, which results in an angry biker who can't even calm down his nerves with cigarettes because it's the "fire season, sir. I would have to fill you a fine. I also snapped a picture of your plate license."
Or how Nicholas "had to" spend a whole night in the desert with Vash.
Gachiakuta
ZOJIN
A cleaner walked into a bar: one shot, 2181 words, rated M
Enjin walks into a bar and meets his enemy
Wildflowers: one shot, 2284 words, rated T
Zodyl mistook Enjin for a flower.
The missing piece: one shot, rated M
Zodyl has an intriguing way to confirm his growing feelings for the team Akuta leader.
Rewired: one shot, rated E
Zodyl quickly put the pieces together. He was so fucking drunk last night that he took Enjin home. And from their current state, it was obvious what happened next. They definitely weren’t knitting, nor discussing books with each other, and obviously, they weren’t talking about Zodyl’s favorite revolver.
They fucked. They fucked raw and rough and ended up so fucked stupid that both thought Enjin staying overnight was okay.
Robbed of a heart: one shot, rated M
Almost. Zodyl's life revolved around the word "almost" for as long as he could remember. Almost saved his sister, almost escaped his fate, almost managed to reach the Sphere, and almost fell in love with Enjin and became a cleaner. But always only almost.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Gachiakuta (Manga), Gachiakuta (Anime)
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Enjin/Zodyl Typhon
Characters: Enjin (Gachiakuta), Zodyl Typhon
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Desert, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Light Angst, Psychological Trauma, Friends to Lovers to Enemies, Complicated Relationships, Unresolved Emotional Tension, Kissing, Rejection, Denial of Feelings
Series: Part 5 of Diamonds among the trash
Summary:
Almost. Zodyl's life revolved around the word "almost" for as long as he could remember. Almost saved his sister, almost escaped his fate, almost managed to reach the Sphere, and almost fell in love with Enjin and became a cleaner. But always only almost.
i forgot to post this!! collar wolfwood my beloved!!! i'm still baffled that's it's a official design i love it so much.... thank you nightow-sensei.....
Jabber: Boss, I know how to get the watch from the hedgehog cleaner guy
Zodyl: Enlighten me
Jabber: Ask him out, get him drunk and then steal it
Zodyl: What a brilliant idea, Jabber. What would I do without you? How about you go to your room, lock the door, and don't come out for the next 72 hours so nobody can steal your incredible ideas?
Jabber: Will do!
Jabber: But boss
Zodyl: What?
Jabber: I smell a strong scent of sarcasm from your voice
Zodyl: Why would you think so, my loyal Jabber?
Jabber: Well... then you will ask that Enjin guy out?
Zodyl: But of course, right after I buy him flowers and a deodorant
Zodyl was such a passenger princess in the Broker ark. God, he didn't lift a finger, didn't move at all, just sat in the car, calm, carved from a stone.
I like this contrast between him and Enjin, who can't be a passenger even if you paid him.
My zojin HC is, that Zodyl drives like a racer. Nobody's guts are safe around him, so he never drives. The only person who enjoys his race with death is Enjin.
What I love about Armand's adaptation here is that they kept his little, sadistic, aggressive side. Like when he fought Marius, when he killed that Lord back in Italy. He had that spirit, always rebelling. Knowing all of this, you imagine what the coven did to him to try to break that spirit. But instead of breaking him, they made him more insane than he already was.
People should learn that they can quit the anime they dislike. No need to threaten the studio and animators with bad times. It's time to detach yourself and take a deep breath. If you dislike Tristar so much, turn it off, and go back to Tristamp, 1998, or Trimax. It's okay, you don't have to like everything.
It doesn't surprise me that some fans criticize Vash for never considering Knives' feelings. Now that Legato has spoken on Knives' behalf, it all feels even more confusing. The source material, the Trimax manga, is filled with Vash's regrets over leaving his brother. During the final fight, he even apologizes.
However, nobody takes a second to understand why Vash actually left, and this is really troubling to me when it comes to the anime adaptation. In the manga, Vash left after traveling with Knives. He left years later because he couldn't stand Knives' methods. He felt like the prisoner of a madman. Clearly, he didn't feel safe and needed to get out.
I'm also not sure if people remember, or have even read, how Vash lost his arm in the canon story. It wasn't because he opened the gate; it was because he shot at his brother while trying to stop him from committing another massacre.
One can't leave out those details and then expect the characters to act the same in the anime as they do in the manga. Because Vash is portrayed perfectly in the manga, you can see and read about his sorrow, his understanding of his brother, and his efforts to stop him rather than kill him. Because the anime lacks so much and leaves a lot of development behind, people turn against Vash simply because they can't see his full growth in the anime like it's in the manga.
