cardfight vanguard ren and misaki fanfic

A man who would have preferred not to be there was reincarnated into Narutoverse. Much to his chagrin, he received no powers, system or anything the fanfic protagonists he read about in his past life usually got. Eventually, finding his calling in the art of sealing and excelling, he has only his own determination and smarts to survive the upcoming apocalyptic events. Now, if only Sarutobi for some reason did not butterfly most of his foreknowledge away with his superb decision-making. What has life in store for him now? One thing is certain, things don't always go his way. ------------------------------------------------ Think of this world as an alternate universe. It started as canon but the MCs existence caused butterflies. Unknown even to him, he said the wrong thing at the wrong time to the wrong person... and here we go. But don't tell him. He is going to find out much later on in the story that his problems were caused by himself. ------------------------------------------------ Anyone who wants to support me: https://www.patreon.com/kasicair

In the blood-soaked era of the Third Shinobi World War, Ren Uchiha is a man with a singular, peculiar goal: To die. But there's a catch. Thanks to a mysterious "Heroic Insurance System," Ren only gets the ultimate jackpot if he dies a grand, noble, and sacrificial death. A meaningless death is a wasted life; only by falling as a legendary hero can he secure a "payout" that transcends space and time. Armed with this "death-seeking" resolve, Ren throws himself into every suicide mission, stands alone against S-rank enemies, and protects his comrades with reckless abandon Note: Support me and get early access to chapters on Pãtreon/XareonMTL

"What do you mean I seized the power of Finality, led humanity to a complete victory over the trial of the Honkai, and successfully saved the world?" The nine-timing admiral, Ren Amamiya, recalled his final Persona, Satanael, which stood as magnificent as a mountain.  He glanced at Bronya, Rita, and the other Phantom Thief girls behind him—girls he had assumed were just characters from some Persona 5 A, B, C, D, E, F, G spin-off—and finally began to realize that something was terribly wrong.  "What the hell kind of P5 is this?!"

The Vanguard Oath Genre: Sci-Fi / Action / Superhero Anime Setting: SkyVault City — a futuristic metropolis suspended above a shimmering rift in space-time. In a city where technology and power defy gravity, six elite guardians uphold a sacred oath to protect SkyVault from threats that twist both reality and truth. They are The Vanguards — warriors bound not by rank, but by purpose. Each wields a unique gift, forged through trauma, brilliance, and loyalty. But as mysterious forces begin to stir and old shadows resurface, the line between justice and survival blurs. With high-speed battles, emotional depth, and a city hanging above oblivion, The Vanguard Oath explores what it truly means to protect — and who bears the cost. Honor. Power. Sacrifice. The skies remember those who swore the oath. (I'm finding an animator or artist to make this a comic or an anime! Let me know if you are so this story will go to life!)

This is story of Ren Black who became Hokage from a poor orphan child. He slayed countless enemies both in secret and known to the world. With the System from God , he was destined to travel on the path of greatness and only cruel fate awaited the ones who were unlucky to become his enemies !

After traveling through time, Haramura Makoto always believed there was nothing remarkable about himself. That was until the white-haired little girl with demon horns, dressed in a traditional kimono, appeared before him. Could it be that I actually traveled through time twice? Is my power truly a realm? Why does the sun feel so warm? "Those things aren’t very important, right? Can you explain this, Makoto-kun? Why are the leaders of these communities all girls?" asked Shokuhou Misaki.

The mountain bandits of Green Hollow were feared by nobles and merchants alike—but in the quiet valleys below, the elderly and starving knew them as protectors. They didn’t kill. They didn’t burn. They only stole what the greedy could afford to lose—and gave what they could not afford to keep. On a foggy morning, after another group of raiders had butchered a noble’s caravan, the bandits came upon a miracle: a single child, barely a year old, crying among the wreckage. “Poor kid’s got no one,” grunted the bandit chief. “Guess he’s one of us now.”

On his way home from a part-time job, a high school student’s life is cut short by a tragic accident. When he opens his eyes, he discovers he has been reincarnated into the body of a young child. Despite the new beginning, he carries the same name from his past life: Fuyuki Ren. Growing up in the warmth of a new family, life seems peaceful—until he reaches adolescence. Suddenly, Ren finds himself thrust into a nightmare, standing in an unknown land overrun by a relentless horde of slimes. (500+ words per chapter)

​“Strength may fade, and Wisdom may fail, but Hope is eternal.” ​Before the Great Dream Immortal Venerable, before the Limitless Demon Venerable, and long before Fang Yuan... there was the First Human. ​Born from the Blue Sea of Life, Ren Zu walks a world of savagery and chaos. He possesses no cultivation base, no clan, and no knowledge. He has only the primitive Gu worms of the ancient era: Strength, Wisdom, and Hope. ​This is not just a story of survival; it is the origin of the Great Dao. ​Follow Ren Zu as he bargains with the Predicaments, sacrifices his own body for power, and lays the foundation for all Gu Masters to come. This is the untamed, cruel, and majestic history of the Gu World. ​[Warning: Contains Dark Philosophy, Tragedy, and the True Lore of Gu.]

For decades, the "Dead Zone" has been a graveyard of silent stars and failed colonies, a dark frontier that humanity has carefully avoided. That changes with the launch of the Vanguard, a state-of-the-art scout ship commanded by the pragmatic but haunted Captain Harry Hampton. Harry’s mission is simple: investigate a sudden distress signal from a colony that was supposed to be extinct. When the Vanguard arrives, they find the colony not just empty, but physically dismantled. Before Thorne can investigate further, an ancient, terrifying fleet of biomechanical ships—the Drealius—emerges from the void. They aren't interested in diplomacy; they are a systematic force of erasure, and they have been waiting for someone to lead them back to inhabited space. With their long-range comms sabotaged and their engines damaged in the initial ambush, the crew of the Vanguard is cut off from Earth. Thorne must lead his mismatched crew of engineers and soldiers through a deadly game of cat-and-mouse among the stars. They are the only ones who know the Drealius are coming. If the Vanguard doesn't make it back to warn the United Sol Command, the frontier won't just be lost—it will be the beginning of the end for humanity.