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MJ never expected to wake up on the South Side of Chicago, in the world of a TV show he used to binge. But fate dropped him right into the chaos of Shameless — and this time, he’s not just watching. Back in the neighborhood after a three-year stretch inside, MJ reconnects with Fiona, Lip, and the rest of the Gallaghers. He’s tall, sharp, and carries himself with the kind of confidence prison carves into a man. Hustler, fighter, survivor — MJ knows this world better than anyone else, because he’s already seen how their story was supposed to play out. Only now, his choices can change it. With street smarts, muscle, and just enough heart to back up the people he cares about, MJ slides into the South Side grind — drinking, smoking, fighting, hustling, and sometimes saving the Gallaghers from themselves. But he’s no saint. He’s here to make money, get respect, and live shamelessly. The Gallaghers still got their mess. Frank’s still drunk, Fiona’s still chasing stability, Lip’s still too smart for his own good. But with MJ in the picture, nothing ever plays out exactly the same. Because in this South Side rebirth, the chaos belongs to everyone.

Born without a clan. Born without a name that carried weight. In an age where the greatest shinobi all inherit bloodlines, Renji is nothing but an ordinary boy from a civilian family. Yet when fate grants him a mysterious Ninja System, his life changes forever. Missions. Rewards. Punishments. Some he can accept… others he cannot refuse. From the training fields of Konoha to the bloody shadows of war, Renji must carve his own path. With skill, cunning, and sheer determination, he will rise in a world that measures worth by bloodline. But in the same era as Tsunade, Jiraiya, and Orochimaru, the path of the clanless is not just difficult— …it may be deadly.

Oblivion is a name spoken in shadows. Half man, half myth, he has walked the world for centuries—an assassin, mercenary, and ghost whose face no one remembers and whose presence no one can ignore. Armed with enchanted weapons and bound by his own code of honor, he stands at the razor’s edge between the living and the damned. When ancient cults begin tearing open doors best left closed, demons and monsters spill into the world once more. The Justice League battles in the light, but even their strength falters against enemies that cannot be killed. That’s when Oblivion moves—striking from the dark, caging what others cannot destroy, fighting wars that must never reach the public eye. But whispers of his past follow him. The League of Assassins, the Amazons, and the old magic orders remember him. Demons call him by name. And somewhere, a daughter he abandoned a century ago is preparing to cross his path—one of the few who knows who he truly is. For every monster slain, another rises. For every secret buried, another resurfaces. And as the shadows thicken, Oblivion must decide if he is content to remain a ghost—or if the world is finally ready to see him in the flesh.

In a world where dreams open gateways to twisted realms, people are dragged nightly into "The Dusk," a nightmare reality where survival earns power—and death is permanent. The protagonist, Kael, is a poor orphan branded as "Dreamless" (believed to be powerless). On his first night in The Dusk, he discovers his true ability: he can enslave shadows of fallen creatures, binding them into chains that both empower him and reveal fragments of forbidden truths. But each shadow he binds whispers madness into his mind. To grow stronger, he must decide how much of his humanity he’s willing to sacrifice—while uncovering why the Dusk exists and what lurks at its core.