2 Metered Niou doesn't like numbers all that much. He doesn't like taking score, he doesn't like the necessity of counting much of anything. Too bad everything in life is determined by numbers-including how good you are, if you're worth anything, and most importantly, if you're second or first. Start to finish of arriving at Rikkai.

5 Devolve Yukimura Seiichi doesn't know what it's like to not be on the top of the world, and that makes the sudden fall that much worse. Following from the ugly rearing of his disease's ugly head to the Nationals, gentle SanaYuki additions.

4 Just Say Yes Set directly after My Life, Which Has Not Flowered. The Nationals end with Hyotei High's resounding loss, but there is always next year. It's hard to be too disappointed, anyway, when one Tezuka Kunimitsu has specifically flown in from Germany to see it all unfold, and Atobe is quite determined to have Tezuka all to himself in the aftermath.

5 The State of Things Set after Something Old, Something New. The least someone like Mibuchi Reo can do is be grateful that someone like Akashi Seijuurou traveled around the world to be with him once more.

5 Mismatch Everyone seems to have a different point of view when it comes to Akashi. Within the Generation of Miracles, it certainly is the most wide and varied-and so, extrapolations on each. Mostly AkaMido, NijiAka, MibuAka, and MuraAka if you really squint.

22 Not Properly Socialized » It all starts with an innocently suggested double date, and everything spirals out from there. Takao isn't so good at keeping his mouth shut, Kuroko dislikes being surprised, and what has happened in the past really should stay in the past. As for the latter, it's a pity such a thing is easier said than done. TakaMido, KagaKuro, AoKiseAo, AoKuro.

9 Plus Doux Que Le Vin Being the queen of a successful (albeit fledgling) nation means quite a few things, but among the most annoying: suitors. Fortunately, Sinbad's most loyal advisor is just as irritated by them as she is, and really and truly thinks his queen should pass until a "most exemplary" example comes along. A pity she thinks she has that example right in front of her already. Ja'far/Fem!Sin.

18 That Time Takao Punched Akashi in the Face Post Winter Cup. Midorima hasn't emerged from his room in days, and his mother is worried enough to call up that nice boy with a modern-sounding name. Takao is unhappy with what he finds, and the eight-hour round trip to Kyoto is suddenly very worth it. (Like it says on the tin, Takao punches Akashi in the face).

19 Another Idea Sequel to 'A Natural Progression.' Festivals in hot, Japanese summers are brutal (at least, as far as Kuroko is concerned). It's a fortunate thing that Kagami is used to Kuroko's lack of tolerance for heat, athleticism, and effort in general. Air conditioned apartments are much, much better, and lazing about in bed turned to other things (courtesy of teenage hormones, ofc).

7 Entre de Bonnes Mains Commissioned work. After their gathering in the Imperial City to mourn the Emperor's death, Hakuei is quick to return to her post. Kouen, as it happens, wishes he had more time to spend with her, and arrives unannounced, and with a great number of plans of his own-some of which, Hakuei could do without. Fortunately, she's a tolerant sort. Kouen/Hakuei.