#edens zero au

[linkyychan]

Togachako x Eden’s Zero

[dragneeltwins]

Hello and welcome to our incredibly self indulgent blog! This blog is ran by @jaci-serigala (she/they) and @jinx13gxa (any pronouns) and we made it to share some of our chaotic AUs with you!

This blog mainly deals with the headcanons that The Fairy Tail and Eden’s Zero universes are the same universe, and that Natsu Dragneel and Weisz Steiner are twins! These two headcanons are found across almost every AU! 

We have lots of AUs following this premise as well as delving deep into dragon mythology, biology, and culture! These are our headcanons and while you’re free to agree or disagree with them, but your opinions won’t change ours. We have different AUs that will have different tags. We will keep the tag list as updated as possible by editing this post! 

Most of the characters and AUs are queer! Dravic society is also very queer, for example, they have no gender binary, and the language uses descriptors rather than pronouns, but Jinx will talk about that later! Alongside this, a vast majority of our AUs will contain content for the ships: Gray x Natsu, Shiki x Weisz and Kris x Laguna x Shiki x Weisz - however, the focus of this blog will primarily be about Natsu and Weisz and their relationship as siblings.

All of that being said, the characters as they appear here conform more to our headcanons than canon. So there will be posts that go over our headcanons for individual characters. They deserves more than the half assed attention that mashitma gave them. 

Any OCs mentioned on this account belong to us. Do not use them without explict permission. 

DNI: Gruvia and Wermit shippers

Tag lists+ a quick summary:

Character headcanons: Our personal headcanons for a character. These typically stretch across all aus and will also have the Standard AU tag if they do.

+ many more characters: There’s more characters than tumblr will let us list in the tags. Some characters will always be tagged, but if there’s too many this will be added after a few

Standard AU: these are headcanons that exist across all, or almost all AUs.

Dravic Pantheon: All stories about the dragon gods. Lots of world building and lots of headcanons, pay attention to the associated tags.

Dragon Instincts: Silly little things the dragons do in most, if not all the universes.

FAQ:

Can I uses these headcanons in a fic/art/edit/ect?

Yes please! and tag us if you do! We wanna see! 

[smartcookie727]

Starfarers: Chapter 1

Happy birthday @whereisthefood123! I am so excited to finally bring yall my Day 2 prompt for Fallfest. I’ve been in love with the idea of an Eden’s Zero crossover and here you have it. This was originally a oneshot, but I’ve expanded it into at least a three part fic. In honor of my co-mod’s birthday, have Part 1 of Starfarers! WTFood is a fantastic writer, friend, and really helped pull the event together. Happy birthday, darling. I hope you have a fantastic day and all the sweets your heart desires. I hope yall enjoy. Leave me a comment, reblog, tag, anything so I know what yall like. Be sure to check out my writing blog @luminescent-words for all fics, WIPs, and everything literary!

Pairing: Gajevy

Prompt: Adventure

Length: 1k

Levy McGarden has a thriving business and a comfortable life on Blue Garden. But that life was turned upside down the night she crashed into the Captain of the Iron Dragon. Space pirate: Gajeel Redfox. She saved his life that night, and they’ve only grown closer since. Now, he’s got a proposition: come with him and he’ll take her to find what she’s been searching for her entire life.

Chapter 1: Risk & Reward

Levy turned the note over again in her hands. Remnants of the daylight that had streamed through her window when she'd sat down cast shadows around her room. But she didn’t need the light to know what was written there; she'd read it countless times over the past three days. Fifty-seven words scribbled into parchment were now burned into her memory.

How about a little adventure, Shrimp? Meet me where I first swept you off your feet. Four days from now, just before first light peeks out over this planet. I’ve got something special I wanna show ya, if you’re not afraid to sail with pirates. I’ll bring the rum this time. You bring better running shoes. -CGR

Levy buried her face into her knees thinking about that night. Swept her off her feet—more like tossed her over his mechanical shoulder kicking and screaming. Still, she wouldn’t have changed anything about it, despite the rather unfortunate circumstances.

That had been six weeks ago. Six heart pounding, gut wrenching, butterflies running races through her stomach weeks of all-day texts and late night video calls. And Levy hadn’t been able to stop smiling since. Especially now that his studded face graced every other wanted poster on Blue Garden.

His strong, chiseled face with that cocky grin. But the posters never truly did him justice. There was a mischievous twinkle in his eye that you could only see in person, and Levy longed to experience that flash of dangerous excitement again. Some days it felt like it had all been a dream, but the universe had quite literally shoved her into his arms.

Being friends with a real pirate was nothing like the tales in her books. He was so much more complex than the characters she’d fallen for between pages. Brazen and terrifyingly powerful one moment, he’d slip into something gentle and sweet the next. Levy couldn’t care less about the sharp edges of his personality. Every beautiful rose had thorns. Nothing worth having came without risk.

Each day her heart would flutter at the telltale vibration of a new message on her communicator. There was hardly a morning she awoke without a text from one mysterious CGR. Her mind flicked back to the basement of Lily’s bakery and words she hadn’t been supposed to hear. Smitten after just one night, Captain. Levy bit down on the memory. Had it even been real or just something she’d pulled from the depths of her imagination?

Her face warmed. He’d left her trinkets, small gestures of thanks at the shop before, but this was different. This was much more serious than their usual playful exchange of wit; it was an invitation. One he’d managed to sneak onto her ship without tripping any alarms.

Levy’s gaze drifted to the window. The street lights were now lit, turning the darkness of the night into something eerily romantic. She smiled. It had been a night so similar to this—except for the rain—and the rum.

She’d taken a chance that night. To go out by herself. To save him. To turn the wildest string of coincidences into a friendship. But the thought of accepting his offer still set her heart racing. She wasn’t afraid of his crew. It almost felt like she knew them from the stories he loved to tell. No. This would lead her down a path she couldn’t control. And that was something Levy had promised herself she’d never do a long time ago. Still, she wasn’t sure if she was more scared to stay or to go.

Falling back against her pillow, Levy tossed and turned in her bed. A small voice in her heart told her that he cared—more than what was due someone who’d saved his life. If she got on that ship, there’d be no telling when she’d come back. Levy had opened up to him about the pieces of her life she’d lost along the way. Maybe this was his way of saying he—

A ringing bell in the distance shook her from her thoughts.

It was one in the morning already, and nothing had changed save for the light outside. Head and heart still fought to tear her apart. How much could she trust a man she’d met once but had been with every day in spirit? Was she brave enough to take that chance? A chance at happiness, a chance at heartbreak, a chance at romance—maybe. Heavy lids pulled her down into slumber. She’d have her answers tomorrow.

It had been the rain that had convinced her, tapping on her window and stirring Levy from a restless sleep. He was a risk worth taking. With a steaming cup of coffee in hand, she found herself just a few streets away from her favorite barcade in the heart of town. Water splashed against her feet as Levy tried and failed to avoid a puddle. She smiled. These were definitely better shoes, and she was grateful to have an umbrella this time.

Levy stopped cold as the bright neon letters of Domus Flau came into view. The establishment still hummed with life, even in the dusty hours just before dawn, when everyone—including her—should be asleep. But the bubbling excitement in her chest was too much to ignore. Levy had no idea what might happen next, but she’d made her choice. There was no turning back.  

Light filtered through the clouds, warming her spine. Levy tossed her head back and breathed a sigh of relief. She’d made it on time. Resting a hand on the bench that faced the barcade, she bit back on her nerves and took another sip of coffee.

“Time for a leap of faith, Lev,” she murmured, pulse drumming in her ears. “You’re brave enough to—”

“Hey there, shortstuff.”

Levy’s breath caught in her chest. His voice was deeper in person, laced with adventure in a way that could never be conveyed across a communicator. It made goosebumps race across her neck. Her grip faltered, and the cup tumbled to the floor, straight into the metallic hand of the man she’d been waiting for.

“Glad ya got my note.”

[phoenix-before-the-flame]

Edens Zero modern au where Rebecca has a cat with prosthetic legs and she's majorly suspect of the guy in the apartment down the hall because he's a mechanic ( well she doesn't even know if he really is one, but he loves screwing around with technology and shorting out the apartments' light) and keeps trying to put weird stuff on Happy like rocket booster legs or some shit like that.