Zangya is revived and settling in with the good guys while trying to come to terms with her unrequited feelings for a certain fine-looking Namek.

Time. They say time changes everything. …Or does it? The more things change, the more they stay the same – they say that too, don't they? After being apart for ten years, which one will it be for the two once best of friends?

In which Piccolo Daimaoh Jr is a struggling college student working at a pizzeria, and one night he gets called to deliver more than just pizza. 

“Ne, Piccolo-san, we’re friends aren’t we?”  “No.” A collection of standalone bittersweet vignettes lifted from Gohan and Piccolo's most memorable moments in the canon series.

This, in my opinion, is one of the best fusions that never happened.

Hanggang kailan ang walang hanggang?

Chi-chi was against Gohan and Piccolo's union from the start. But will that change when she meets her unexpected (but not altogether unwanted) granddaughter Tulip Daimaoh-Son for the very first time…?

In the beginning, no one ever knows it… how it really feels. If anyone did, no one would want to keep pushing forward. …Not in a world abandoned by hope. (This reads more like disorganized poetry and prose—an open letter, than an actual story.)

Here lies the untold strife of the last two Z-Senshis in love and loss, survival and sanity. Trunks establishes a relationship with Gohan that is just about as dysfunctional as the latter’s obsession to follow his beloved mentor to the grave. (Set in the Mirai Timeline events of "The History of Trunks" TV special.)