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Abruptly Amy (The Spinoff That Was) (*) By Various Authors A series of stories that details the life of Amy Barksdale in her own TV series. Wait... you mean you've never heard of "Abruptly Amy"? Well, read on and find out... if you dare...
Abruptly Amy in "A.A. A.O.K." By Carrie D. Wildly Amy fights to retain custody of Andrea after her biological mother pays a visit to Rutherford. But her sister Rita just might provide the death blow. Special guest voices: Wendy Hoopes as Helen Barksdale Morgendorffer and Roma Downey as Matilda Hecuba.
Abruptly Amy in "Cops," Rudely Ruth in "Generic Cooking Show," and Angry Andrea in "Real World"... or So They Think By Napalm Krigbaum Based on "Abruptly Amy (The Series That Was)." An "Abruptly Amy/COPS" parody. Amy talks inanely to a camerman off-screen while searching for crime in Rutherford... what little there is.
Abruptly Amy in "Silly Sci-Fi Crossover" By PBC Based on "Abruptly Amy (The Series That Was)." Rita falls asleep drunk and dreams herself into being Lister from "Red Dwarf"... but how long will the insanity continue?
Abruptly Amy in "Suddenly Smoochy" By PB Based on "Abruptly Amy (The Series That Was)." Amy turns smoochy, and has to face the heir to an evil criminal empire.
Academic Imprisonment By Wyvern337 Trying to sort herself out in a strange new town, Daria turns to her favorite fictional creation for inspiration. But Melody Powers seems to be having a few troubles of her own...
The Adventure of the Chinese Restaurant By M Man A time warp sends Daria and Jane back to 19th-century London. With help from the right man, a return to 21st-century Lawndale may be surprisingly elementary. Written in response to an Iron Chef by "Captain Marbles" called "If Famous Authors Wrote Daria Fan Fiction" (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, in this case).
The African Queen (*) By The Angst Guy Fourteen heavily armed men went hunting for her in the jungle. It was not a fair fight. An entry in one of the PPMB's "Iron Chef" contests.
All You Outcasts By Robert Nowall In a bar on Dega Street, Daria learns her life, and fate, and future, weren't what they had seemed. Based on a short story by Robert A. Heinlein.
Apocalypse Then (*) By Milo Minderbinder The "Okay to Cry Corral" is open for its second season in this parody of "Apocalypse Now." The horror... the horror...
Attack of the 50 Foot Butt By Bobby Birks Beavis and Butt-head devise a diabolical plan, Daria and Jane go to a gig with Helpful Corn and encounter disaster, and FBI agents Mulder and Scully find their way to Lawndale in this delightfully discombobulated spooooky crossover story.

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Back to the Future, Again! [Artwork] By Milo Minderbinder A parody of the "Back to the Future" trilogy, with Daria and Aunt Amy filling in for Marty McFly and Doc Brown. As in the movies, a not-so-simple trip to the past becomes a frantic journey across the space/time continuum to repair the fabric of history, with much hilarity and plenty of hijinks along the way.
The Ballad of Stacy Rowe (*) By The Angst Guy A musical spin-off from a much better fanfic by E. A. Smith ("Good Intentions"), this bluegrass-music ballad works best if sung to the tune of Grandpa Jones's famous "Mountain Dew," with banjo accompaniment.
Barely Tales By Kemical Reaxion Fairy tales. We've all heard them... but not like this!
Battle Royale: Beyond Blunderdome By Canadibrit Based on the film "Battle Royale" by Fukasaku Kinji. A school trip turns nightmarish as the Daria cast is forced to participate in a Government-inspired 'game'. The rules: Kill each other off until only one remains...
Beavis, Daria, and Butt-Head By Patrick Moore Set in the past and the present, Daria tells about the time Beavis and Butt-Head came to her fifteenth birthday party. Plus, we find out from where Daria got her green jacket and black skirt.
The Blue and Yellow Submarine (*) By Guy Payne Many leagues beneath the Sea of Blue and Yellow, the magical land of Lawndaleland is being menaced by an internal faction dedicated to crushing it's sartorial freedom beneath the iron heel of fashion. Who can Capt. Daria find to help save her home town? Can they survive the many pointless and annoying adventures that beset them? And, most importantly, can she use the towns fuel card to get a cash advance?
The Blues Others [Artwork] By Mike Yamiolkoski "It's 106 miles to Lawndale. We got a full tank of gas, half a pepperoni pizza, it's dark, and I'm wearing thick, round glasses." "Hit it."
A Bouquet for the Brain (*) By Milo Minderbinder Take a glimpse into the mind of Kevin, a boy living in an "intellectual twilight" who is transformed into a genius by means of an operation. A journey between the distant worlds of ignorance and intelligence, innocence and knowledge, told from Kevin's point of view. Based on the novel "Flowers for Algernon."
Bravechuck By M Man Upchuck? Guardian and High Protector of Scotland? In his dreams. A parody of the movie "Braveheart."
Bus Stop (*) By The Angst Guy A crossover ficlet with an ironic "uh-oh." An entry in one of the PPMB's "Iron Chef" contests.

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Candy Girls By wierdgrrl When Quinn is killed in a birthday prank, the Fashion Club must take the blame off themselves. But when Daria discovers their folly, how do they keep her quiet? A parody of the movie "Jawbreaker."
Carry On Wayward Stacy By Ronin A parody of the Kansas song "Carry On Wayward Son," centered around everyone's favorite wallflower.
Celebrity Jeopardy: Daria Edition By Derek In the grand tradition of "Saturday Night Live" comes this wacky series of parodies of the celebrity editions of the venerable game show "Jeopardy!", this time starring characters from "Daria" and various personalities in "Daria" fandom. (Each episode is co-written by various guest authors.)
Cheese Is The Word (*) By Kemical Reaxion Daria and the gang are seniors, and are wreaking havoc on the town of Lawndale. Yes, this is a parody of "Grease," but it's NOT your average musical! Five parts plus footnotes; links to each are at the bottom of each story.
The Chosen One By Wyvern337 There have been "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" crossovers before, but in the author's humble opinion, one rather obvious candidate for the Slayer has been overlooked... *until now*.
The Corsair Saga By Ross Webster Daria and older brother Ross along with Jane form together in Neo L.A. to become the New Corsairs, and get ready to join forces with the Knight Sabers from MegaTokyo as "Daria" joins forces with the action/adventure anime "The Bubblegum Crisis."
Crisis in Infinite Lawndales (*) By Nick Gaston In the "prologue" to the epic supermegafanficcrossover which will never be written, a fight with Helen inadvertently reveals to Daria that "something is rotten" in the Omniverse. An "Iron Chef" entry, if only just.
Crossing Over (*) By The Angst Guy A dystopian Mary Sue crossover Daria metafic ficlet that should not have been written. An entry in one of the PPMB's "Iron Chef" contests.
Cynic Wars Episode I: The Fashion Menace By Matt Chapter 1 of the "Cynic Wars" saga, based on "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace."
Cynic Wars Episode IV: A New State of Hopelessness By Matt Chapter 4 of the "Cynic Wars" saga, based on "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope."
Cynic Wars Episode V: The Popular Strike Back By Matt Chapter 5 of the "Cynic Wars" saga, based on "Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back."
Cynic Wars Episode VI: Return of the Cynical By Matt Chapter 6 of the "Cynic Wars" saga, based on "Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi."
A Cynical Guide to the Galaxy By Jill Palmer It's not what you expect... no, wait, it *is* what you expect: a take-off of Douglas Adams' wild and weird sci-fi novel series, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy."
Cynical Symphonies By Ranger Thorne Daria Morgenbunny and her friend, Jane "Rabbit" Lane, have all manner of wacky adventures in this series of stories, a parody of the Warner Brothers "Merrie Melodies" and "Looney Tunes" cartoons.

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Daria Coast to Coast By Patrick Moore Daria and Jane go on Space Ghost's talk show.
Daria Deathmatch By MFC It's Jodie vs Brittany, Stacy vs Tiffany vs Daria vs Jane, and Sandi vs Quinn in the most fun you can possibly have watching cartoon characters beat each others' brains out. A parody of MTV's "Celebrity Deathmatch."
The Daria Files By Invisigoth The truth is out there. WAY out there, as it turns out. A crossover with "The X-Files."
The Daria Horror Picture Show By Ronin Yes, it's exactly what you think it is: a parody of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
Daria Hunter: Collision Course By Bacner Ms. Li's newest pet project, Lawndale High's Filmmaking Club, is shooting "Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course". Read it at your own peril...
Daria in Oz (*) By Aaron Solomon (ben Saul Joseph) Adelman After ten years of exile in Oz, Daria and Quinn find themselves in a disturbing recreation of the MGM musical.
Daria in Wonderland By Barry Eshkol Adelman Daria, Beavis, Butt-head, and "Alice in Wonderland." No good can come from this...
Daria Meets Homestar Runner By Patrick Moore While surffing the Internet for new webtoons, Daria finds a website staring everybody's favorite goofball, Homestar Runner.
Daria Meets Johnny Bravo By Patrick Moore Daria meets Cartoon Network's resident buffed, brainless, Johnny Quest clothes-wearing casanova, Johnny Bravo.
Daria Meets Kevin Williamson By Stephanie Geek meets chic in "Dawson's Creek."
Daria Morgenpotter & The New Same-Old, Same-Old By Daniel Callahan Mix a little "Daria" with a little "Harry Potter" and what do you get? Well...
Daria Pie By Ronin A parody of the classic Don McLean song "American Pie." Can't be any worse than Madonna's cover, right?
The Daria Squares By Ronin A parody of the venerable game show "Hollywood Squares."
Daria Von Doom By Richard Lobinske Daria's invitation to study overseas during the summer break before her senior year leads her to discover her true parentage as the biological daughter of (and successor to) the infamous Dr. Victor Von Doom. An alternate to "Is It Fall Yet?" and a crossover with the Marvel comics universe.
Daria vs. Delta House (*) By Eric Noss Quinn hosts a party while Helen and Jake are out of town, and through Daria's intervention, it gets crashed by two rival fraternities. Then, Daria and Jane go to a huge Delta House homecoming frat party. Hijinks and hilarity at the "Animal House."
Daria vs. Predator By Bob Marley First Arnold Schwarzenegger, then Danny Glover, then the Alien. Now, the most fearsome hunter in the galaxy goes up against the most sarcastic teenager on Earth. The Predator may have finally met his match...
Daria's Downtown Experience By Danielle Beach Daria and her friends get a taste of the New York experience when Alex, Chaka and their friends arrive, in this parody of MTV's "Downtown."
Daria's Guide to the Galaxy By jBONE Andrea reveals herself to be an alien, and the Earth is destroyed to make way for a superspace highway. And that's only the beginning of the adventure. Be sure to bring your towel in this parody of Douglas Adams' "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy."
Daria's Inferno: A Not-So-Divine Comedy By Kristen Bealer Jane leads Daria on a trip through Hell, in more ways than one. A parody of "Dante's Inferno."
Daria's Mid Summer Night's Dream (*) By Love Gordon Daria and Trent! Jane and Tom! But Tom and Trent? Quinn and Kevin? Strange pairings, hilarious revelry, Upchuck as Punk, and more in this twisted send-up of the Bard.
Daria's Web By Ranger Thorne After being accidentally bitten by a geneticaly engineered spider, Daria acquires the strength and powers of a spider. On the run from the law, Daria tries to clear her name while fighting crime and searching for her best friend. A crossover with the Marvel comics universe, particularly "Spider-Man" and "X-Men" (both the comics and the films).
Daria/Star Wars By Ranger Thorne In this epic crossover series, Daria, Jane, and others from Lawndale High are pulled through a spatial rift and end up in a galaxy far, far away. As Daria, Jane, and Jodie become a part of the Jedi Order, Quinn falls under the spell of the Sith and is transformed into an agent of evil.
Daria/X-Men Evolution: Sealed With A Mutant (*) By Fernando Santoianni The school of Bayville has been destroyed, and all the X-Men have moved to a new city... guess wich one! The events taking place among the regular and the new students of Lawndale are too numerous to list.
Daria: The Mona Lisa Smile of Fate By CDM Daria tells Jane and the Gupty kids about her childhood encounter with a very stupid cult. A crossover with the film "Manos: The Hands of Fate".
Darialance (*) By The Angst Guy A Daria/Dragonlance crossover was suggested, and a ficlet was born.
Doctor Who Gives a Damn By Yui Daoren A strange man and woman appear in Lawndale, taking Daria and Jane on a galaxy-spanning, deadly adventure! Based on the venerable BBC television series "Doctor Who."

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Empire Strikes Back Records By ACLI A parody of the film "Empire Records," with a little "Star Wars" thrown into the mix.
Epiphany (*) By Nick Gaston After a personal tragedy, Daria strikes a "furtive, underhanded blow at the nonsense of [dark] knight errantry."
Essay of Exile By DragonPanther In this crossover with "Invader Zim," Zim and Dib are assigned an essay, and Zim turns to the Lawndale citizens for help. A three-part story.
Esteemarrs! By Shane Greentree "Daria" in pirate form. Those seeking a cheap bootleg may be disappointed.
Ever Never: A Daria Crossover By Hikhali A tale of a young boy who falls in love. Sappy, isn't it? A parody of the film "Ever After: A Cinderella Tale."
Everything You Know Is Wrong! By Don Fields In a bizzare parody of the Firesign Theatre's audio play of the same name, Daria and Jane get mixed up with a hole to the center of the Earth, alien insurance investigators, and Art Bell fanboys.

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Fashion Victims [Artwork] (*) By Morgan Jenkins Daria and Jane discover something interesting about their pasts on a trip to Tokyo, and we find out exactly how evil the Fashion Club can be, in this crossover with "Sailor Moon."
Free Your Mind Instead By Steve Cross After Dr. Drakken and Shego kidnap the Fashion Club, nobody believes the only eyewitness to the abduction, which is Daria. Not believing Daria's story, the Lawndale cops call in Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable. Why do Drakken and Shego want the Fashion Club? Will Daria and Jane get along with Kim and Ron? Is Mr. O'Neill allergic to naked mole rat dander? No, wait, the last one is easy, because there IS NO naked mole rat dander. Anyhow, this crossover is about mind control, which is a recurring theme on the Kim Possible show.

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The Gem and the Sword (*) By Ranger Thorne In this crossover with the animated "Teen TItans," Daria learns that prophecy can come true and that her origins are tied to those of a Goth hero named Raven.
Gone to California By Kristy During college break, Daria, Jane, Jodie and Trent go on a road trip to California, finding themselves along the way. A parody of the movie "Crossroads."

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Harboring a Soldier By Mitch Daria has an encounter with Captain America.
A Hard Dazed Night By jak981125 The setting is 1964 London, where a band -- ironically called Mystik Spiral -- is about to take a train ride... A parody of the Beatles' film "A Hard Day's Night."
Harry Potter and the Flack-Jacket Mafia By Canadibrit A TLAS tale with a twist. Set in place of "Tour of Duty," the worlds of magic and muggles may never be the same when Daria, Jane, Lynn, and AP meet up with Harry Potter and his friends at Hogwarts. (Note to those who take this stuff too seriously: don't. Just sit back and enjoy the ride!)
The Haunting of Lawndale High [Artwork] By Patrick Moore The ghosts of Beavis and Butt-Head haunt Daria's school, and it's up to both Real and Extreme Ghostbusters to catch them.
Hell Hath No Fury By Danny Bronstein Daria discovers that she has telekinetic powers... on the eve of the Lawndale High prom. Things really heat up in this parody of Stephen King's "Carrie."
Highland Fling (*) By The Angst Guy The best night that young Daria ever had in Highland did not start out that way. A crossover ficlet with "Doonesbury", "Bloom County", and "Calvin & Hobbes".
The Highland Invasion By Daniel T. Dey Just when Daria thought she could leave Highland behind, the first Lawndale-Highland exhibition football game brings an influx of students, faculty, family and fans from Highland. To make matters worse, Todd's gang, who is running from the law, brought two unflattering memories with them...
The Hitch Hiker's Guide to Sarcasm - Part 1 By TAFKA Yes, it's what you think it is: a parody of "The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy," with Daria and friends in the main roles. (Part 1 of 2)
The Hitch Hiker's Guide to Sarcasm - Part 2 By TAFKA Yes, it's what you think it is: a parody of "The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy," with Daria and friends in the main roles. (Part 2 of 2)
Holiday Kombat By Richard Lobinske Trent, accompanied by Daria, Jane and an unexpected guest, must face his worst fear to save the Earth. A PPMB Iron Chef crossover with Mortal Kombat, featuring the Holiday Island spirits from "Depth Takes a Holiday."
The House on Space-Time Lane By Galen Hardesty Daria notices some unusual architectural features of the Morgendorffer house. The explanation comes as quite a shock, to say the least.

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I Can Be Only Numb II: The Quickening By Vader15280@aol.com A sequel to the "Highlander" crossover "In the End, I Can Be Only Numb." Daria is living happily with a daughter after winning the prize from Kurgen, only for an immortal who's been asleep for four hundred years to came and try to take the prize for himself. Now Daria must protect both the ones she loves and her own head from this new villain.
I Can Be Only Numb III: The Irony By Vader15280@aol.com Daria and Jane are living life as old women when uninvited guests from the future show up. A few surprises here and there, and the return of an old friend. Beware of Cynics bearing swords!
I Don't (Like Landlubbers) By Shane Greentree The piratical adventures of Daria Morgendorffer and company continue.
I Had Quinn's Phone Number Last Summer By Moogus1234 A parody of the film "I Know What You Did Last Summer."
I Know Quinn So Well By Ronin What do Daria and Sandi have in common? A love/hate relationship with Quinn. As such, the brain (Daria) and the beauty (Sandi) team up as the oddest couple to parody "I Know Him So Well" (sung by Elaine Page & Barabra Dickson, from the musical "Chess") and dedicate it to Quinn.
I Never Metamorphosis I Didn't Like (*) By The Angst Guy Daria Morgendorffer awakens one morning from uneasy dreams to find herself transformed in her bed into a giant cockroach. A rather twisted "third season"-esque comedy based on Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis."
The Idiocy By Kristen Bealer Getting home is half the battle. Literally. A parody of Homer's "The Odyssey."
If You Only Walk Long Enough (*) By The Angst Guy A ten-year-old girl, in abject misery at summer camp, has an unexpected conversation with a grinning, tree-dwelling cat. In the process, she learns a secret about the future... hers, and someone else's.
The Impossible (*) By The Angst Guy A little girl realizes her goal in life with the help of an even smaller girl--a bright blue one. An entry in one of the PPMB's "Iron Chef" contests.
In Darndest Night... (*) By Nick Gaston An unsuspecting (and probably undeserving) Lawndaleite becomes the new guardian of Earth, and sector 2814. Personally, I wouldn't want to be around to see what happened after that. An "Iron Chef" entry.
In the End, I Can Be Only Numb By Mystik Slacker Headless corpses are turning up in Lawndale, and Daria may be next. She has an ally--one who's been around a *long* time--but it may not be enough. A parody of the "Highlander" movies. Note: This story includes language and/or content that may not be suitable for everyone. Reader discretion is advised.
Irony Chef By Ronin Daria takes on Iron Chef Italian Masahiko Kobe on the Japan TV series "Iron Chef." Who will win?
It's a Wonderful Life, Not [Artwork] By Thomas Mikkelsen Daria meets her guardian angel, who shows her how the world would look without her. Unfortunately, the angel is a complete jerk. Soon, Daria's life is in danger. Based on concepts in the Frank Capra film "It's a Wonderful Life."
It's the Millennium, Stupid! (Part 1) By Don Fields A terminally unfinished sequel to "The Sound of One Band Sucking," incorporating all sorts of wackiness from "South Park" and "The Blues Brothers."

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Jake's Therapy By Mitch Jake undergoes therapy with Dr. Katz to get a handle on his stress.

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Keeping Up With the Benjamins By Rey Fox Space Ghost decides to enlist help from MTV to make his show more hip for the younger crowd. Unfrotuantely, that help arrives in the form of Our Heroines...
Kill Tom (Volumes 1 and 2) (*) By The Angst Guy The Deadly Fashion Viper Squadron meets its match in this parody of Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill" movies.
Killjoy Was Here By Erin Mills In a corrupt future where intellectual outcasts are oppressed and imprisioned by Dr. Sandra Griffin and the People for Proactive Popularism, Daria Anne Marie Morgendorffer, the last intellectual hero, begins a last desperate gambit to escape from prison and restore the right to think to the world. Based on the Styx album "Killroy Was Here."

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Lane Change By Ranger Thorne The epic tale of time traveller Daria Morgendorffer and the Last Great Time War. Based on the BBC TV series "Doctor Who" (specifically, the 2005 revival) and stories by Yuri Daoren and Galen Hardesty.
Last Night in Lawndale By Erin Mills What will you do with the rest of your life... all six hours of it? Depression, revenge, reflection and the indulging of one's wildest fantasies are the order of the day as the citizens of Lawndale literally face the end of the world. Based on the film "Last Night on Earth."
The Last Stupor By Diane Long and Jon Kilner A dark comedy about the mixture of violence and idealism. Very loosely based on the film "The Last Supper."
The Last Words Heard By Mahna Mahna Based on a PPMB challenge: A chase between Melody Powers and a communist agent ends in an unexpected way...
Lawndale Beauty By wierdgrrl Jake is pitted against his manic, materialistic lawyer wife, Helen, and his sullen, contemptuous teenaged daughter, Daria. Into their lives come two catalytic outsiders. Sandi jolts Jake into a sexual epiphany that blooms into a second adolescence. And an eerily calm young neighbor, Trent, transforms both Jake and Daria with his canny influence. A parody of the film "American Beauty."
Lawndale Death Match By Steve Mitchell "Celebrity Deathmatch" comes to Lawndale to "get it on!" The lineup: Mack versus Kevin, Ms. Barch versus Mr. DeMartino... and Daria versus Sandi.
The Lawndale Factor [Artwork] By Vader15280@aol.com With widespread news of mutants, Daria finds that it hits close to home, along with a figure ready to wage war against humans for survival! Based on Marvel's "The X-Men".
Lawndale Marmalade By Ronin Quinn recalls a crazy dream in which she and the Fashion Club sing "Lady Marmalade."
Lawndale or Verone? By IJM Jake gets a new job at Grace, Sloane and Page, then Angier Sloane fires him. It's the Sloanes versus the Morgendorffers, and Tom and Daria are caught in the middle. (This story beginning to sound familiar yet?)
The Lawndale Tango [Artwork] By The New Kids on the Cell Block An all Daria version of the Cellblock Tango from Chicago. A PPMB Iron Chef and a collaboration including several authors.
Lawntropolis (*) By Milo Minderbinder Enter the world of Lawntropolis, circa 2026, in this parody of Fritz Lanz's fantastic vision of the future, the silent sci-fi film "Metropolis"... it's possibly the world's first "silent fanfic"!
A Legend of Rebirth By Richard Lobinske A fun ficlet set in the futue of the "Falling Into College" universe about what happens after the rebirth of a favored cat. A Daria/Red Dwarf crossover.
The Life and Death of Stacy III By Kristen Bealer Stacy's true motives are at last revealed! Based on the famous opening monologue from William Shakespeare's "Richard III". A response to an Iron Chef issued by Richard Lobinske: Write the cast into one of Shakespeare's plays.
Like Angels' Visits, Short and Bright (*) By The Angst Guy Amy Barksdale and two girlfriends are in a spot of trouble, with the fate of Earth at stake, in this way-over-the-top crossover of "Daria," "Charlie's Angels," Robert Heinlein's "Starship Troopers," the USAF Space Command, and H. P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu stories, if you will.
Live the Life of Quinn By Chris Mack Quinn and Daria have a "Freaky Friday" experience when their bodies are switched, and each gets a glimpse into the other's life.
The Love Song of Jake Alfred Morgendorffer By Gregor Samsa A psychological portrait of Jake Morgendorffer. (A crossover/parody of T.S Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.")

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M.I.B. - Morgendorffer in Black By Ross Webster A parody of the film "Men in Black."
Malledrats By Nick Hernandez A trip to the mall provides for an interesting day when Daria and Jane run into Beavis, Butt-Head, the Fashion Club, and a couple of *really* weird guys, in this parody of the film "Mallrats."
The Many Loves of Thalia Gillis By Milderbeast and Deref In this crossover with "The Many Lives of Dobie Gillis," we meet Thalia Gillis, who's as smart and cynical as Daria and as "take-no-prisoners" as Jane. She also has a secret that could cause complications in her newly formed friendship with them.
Mirror, Mirror By Paperpusher After a day of dealing with Upchuck's come-ons, an all-night marathon of classic "Star Trek," and a lot of really bad pizza, Daria awakens to find herself in an alternate universe, one where everyone she knows is brutal, sadistic, and cruel. How did she get there, and how will she get home? An uproarious parody of the classic "Star Trek" episode "Mirror, Mirror."
Misery Chick: Wrestling with Fashion By Chris Smith When Sandi disgraces her old hometown, chaos follows. This story (which takes place five years after the episode "Esteemsters") is strongly based on the documentary about wrestler Bret Hart.
The Mission By Daniel O. Gilbert Daria helps the love of her life, Trent, save his mother from rebels in Central America, with the help of John Thomas Rourke of "The Survivalist Series."
Mission: Irrational (*) By Aaron Solomon (ben Saul Joseph) Adelman A parody of the TV series "Mission: Impossible."
Mole? Somebody Get Me a Dermatologist! By Belle Book No, it's not that kind of a mole. Daria is tricked into becoming one of ten contestants on a spin-off of "The Mole," called "Teen Mole." Daria is not the Mole; instead, she has to figure out which of her fellow contestants is the Mole--and prevent the other eight genuine contestants from finding out so that Daria can win the jackpot at the end of the game. Will Daria succeed? Is Jane her best friend? Does she even care? Stay tuned! (A ten-part story.)
Moonlit Visions (*) By Morgan Jenkins Sailor Sun and Sailor Earth have another run-in with the Dark Scouts, this time to be helped out by a new hero. Follow-up to "Fashion Victim."
More Real Than Real By Shinai Not long after the Morgendorffers arrive in Lawndale, a new student comes to town who's more than she seems to be. Loosely based on the Amber diceless role playing game.
The Morgendorffer Code (*) By The Angst Guy Imagine this: a crossover involving Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code". Now imagine you're about to read it.
The MSTing of Sailor Brittany By Skyrocket Mitch's "Sailor Brittany" gets the MST3K treatment.
MTV Mutants #1: Safest Emergency By Caira Lawndale is under threat... and it's not just the graffiti on the "Welcome to Lawndale" sign this time. Brittany's on fire, Kevin's *never* gonna call Mack the wrong thing again, and DeMartino's eye isn't bulging. Obviously, something must be done... and of course Ms. Li screws it up. If there's anything left of Lawndale High afterwards, she might just figure that out.
Much Ado About Laughing By BlackWolfhound O'Neill stages another play, but this time he takes existing relationships and friendships to a new level as Daria, Jane, Tom, Jesse, Trent, Upchuck and many others act out Shakespeare's classic comedy--with their own spin!
The Mud Racer Challenge By Greystar Daria, Jane, and Trent have made it to the first round of the TLC show "Junkyard Wars." What will their challenge be, and will they prevail?
The Muppet Show: Cynicism & Violence By Erin Mills It's the Muppet Show, with our very special guests, the stars of MTV's "Daria"!
Mystery Usenet Theater 3000: "A Kiss for Quinn" (*) By Bryan McGucken The author's own fanfic gets the MST3K treatment.
Mystery Usenet Theater 3000: "The Misery Senshi Neo-Zero Double Blitzkrieg Debacle" (*) By Matt Blackwell, et al. A "Mystery Science Theater 3000" treatment of Peter Guerin's fanfic.
Mystery Usenet Theater 3000: "The Return of the Lawndale Militia" (*) By Matt Blackwell, et al. A "Mystery Science Theater 3000" treatment of Peter Guerin's fanfic.
Mystery Usenet Theater 3000: "Triumph of the 'Retart'" (*) By Matt Blackwell, et al. A "Mystery Science Theater 3000" treatment of Peter Guerin's fanfic. Note: This story includes language and/or content that may not be suitable for everyone. Reader discretion is advised.
Mystik SPIRAL (The White Fic) By jak981125 This time, the author's gone too far as the Spiral takes on the Beatles' "white album." Sorry, Eric Clapton refused a cameo.
Mystik Spiral's Lonely Lawndale Band By jak981125 Enjoy the concert of the season as Mystik Spiral takes on Sgt. Pepper in a 9/11 benefit. A splendid time is guaranteed for all!

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Nestor By Shane Greentree It is a little known (or entirely fabricated) fact that, shortly before his death, James Joyce began adapting his great novel "Ulysses" into the "Daria" universe. Presently only this fragment has been found.
New Masters of the Universe By Cyke In this crossover series, the never-ending battle between He-Man and Skeletor comes to Lawndale, home of He-Man's descendent.
Night of the Living Butt-Head By Bobby Birks Beavis and Butt-Head come alive as zombies, and as a result, everyone starts killing each other. A "Beavis and Butt-Head" crossover, with a cameo FBI agents Mulder and Scully (of "The X-Files" fame).
North to Alaska, South to Lawndale By Robert Nowall Trent learns a lesson in the latest Great Alaskan Gold Rush. Based (loosely) on the song "Saginaw, Michigan" by Lefty Frizzell.
Not Quite Beyond the Goblin City By Professor Moriarity In this parody of the film "Labyrinth," Daria wishes that Jareth, the Goblin King, would take Quinn away. But what happens when he does, and Daria doesn't want her back? And does Jareth really deserve having Quinn inflicted upon him?

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One Night in Lawndale By Ronin A parody of the Murray Head song "One Night in Bangkok" (from the play "Chess"), set in the Daria universe.
One-Band Town By Danny Bronstein A crossover with the TV series "South Park."
Our Drummer's Rusty Van By jak981125 A Mystik Spiral parody of the Beatles' Yellow Submarine, but with a few twists. WARNING: contains enough dumb jokes to fill the Albert Hall!
Outcast Castaways By Robert Nowall "Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale / a tale of a fateful trip / that started from a Lawndale port / aboard this tiny ship." Yes, Daria and her friends are stranded on a certain uncharted island, where tempers begin to flare as they start getting on each others' nerves.
Outcasts From Beyond (*) By The Angst Guy On her way to see Tom Sloane, Daria Morgendorffer has a car wreck--but that's only the start of her problems in this long, weird alternate-universe/crossover "Daria" tale of secret identities and super-powers that begins about halfway through "Boxing Daria" and heads into the wild blue.

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Phantasmagorier [Artwork] By Brian Taylor What do an eerie mortuary, cannibalistic dwarves, and psychic visions of a Tall Man add up to? Plenty of trouble for Lawndale's most cynical teenagers in this spine-chilling parody of the "Phantasm" films. (UPDATED) Note: This story includes language and/or content that may not be suitable for everyone. Reader discretion is advised.
Pinchsitter II By Chuckie Finster A reworking of the episode "Pinch Sitter," only instead of the Guptys, Daria is babysitting the kids from "Rugrats."
Poor Pathetic Planet By Timothy Shanahan A parody of the TV series "Captain Planet."
Power Rangers: Lawndale Force By Cyke In this crossover series, five teenagers from Lawndale have been chosen as the heirs to incredible powers. Their task: nothing less than the protection of the entire planet.
The Princess Daria Diaries By Jessica S. Daria finds out that she is really a princess, which forces her to make a choice: be a princess and move out of Lawndale, or remain a Morgendorffer and stay with her family.

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Quinnderella [Artwork] By Mike Yamiolkoski Daria and Jane give an old fairy tale a new twist.
Quinnisqatsi (*) By The Angst Guy A crossover with the film "Koyaanisqatsi." It is impossible to describe this better than that.

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Realization By Maeve Johnston Trent falls asleep while watching the movie "The Crow" and dreams that he's living the events of the film.
The Reluctant Ring-Bearer By Morfiwien Greenleaf During a Bad Movie Night featuring "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," Daria falls asleep and is magically transported to Bag End and ordered to complete Frodo's famous quest. With Jane, Trent, Upchuck, and the Fashion club by her side, she endeavors--with some pushing and shoving from the narrator--to destroy the One Ring.
Rime of the Auntcent Mariner By Shane Greentree "I hear thee, auntcent mariner!" Stuck at a wedding and facing boredom, Amy Barksdale tells Daria a story. It just happens to be in the form of an elaborate piece of verse.
The Road Worrier, Part 2 [Artwork] (*) By Milo Minderbinder No, it's not what you're thinking. Yes, it's a short parody of the second "Mad Max" movie, "The Road Warrior" (aka "Mad Max 2").

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Sailor Brittany By Mitch A "Sailor Moon" parody.
Sailor Switch By CrazyInsaneAnimeFanGirl A bizarre dimension hole causes some of the Daria characters and some of the Sailor Moon characters to switch places!
Sarcasm of Titanic Proportions [Artwork] By Matt Yes, it's what you think it is: "Titanic" rewritten with our favorite Lawndalians. Trust me, it's much better this way!
Scream in the Life of Daria By Foo Fighter and Nessy Thompson Someone's killing off the students of Lawndale High, in this parody of the film "Scream."
Sculptures By Caira One of the world's few intelligent vampires finally gets a clue and a hitman, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer is dead. And there was much rejoicing. Of course, someone has to replace her, one girl in all the world at any time and all that, and with the way Daria's luck's been running lately...
Sentence Passed By Wilson Perez In this parody of the TV series "The Prisoner," Daria learns about a place that some people get sent to for security reasons, and decides it's time for some payback.
Seven Days By E.A. Smith Jane finds and watches a mysterious videotape, with dire consequences, in this crossover with "The Ring."
Shabby Road By jak981125 Sit back and enjoy as Mystik Spiral parodies the classic Beatles album "Abby Road."
The Signup By Greystar Jane tries to talk Daria into signing up for a national television show... on The Learning Channel? "Junkyard Wars" may never be the same again!
Silly Rabbit, Matrix Are For Kids! By John Berry The Keanu Reeves movie "The Matrix" (or possibly a brain aneurysm) provides the basis for this parody, in which Daria discovers what she's suspected all along: that "reality" is not what it seems.
The Simpsons in Lawndale? By Emo Fringe What would happen if Bart, Lisa, and Maggie Simpson, now high schoolers, showed up in Lawndale?
The Sound of One Band Sucking By Don Fields Based on... excuse me, ripped off from Danny Bronstein's "One Band Town." Daria, Jane, and the rest of the Mystik's travel to a gig in South Park to perform at "CowFest '99." They barely survive (the cows incuded).
The Sour-puff Girls (*) By traP Mystik Spiral gets a gig in Lawndale, where the mayor is Kevin's uncle... we think. Brittany offers Daria and Jane a ride in Kevin's Jeep when Trent's car won't start. Worse yet, the Powerpuff Girls (and, when they get in the way, Kevin and Trent) are captured! Guess who has to save the day this time, with a little help from one worried Professor?
Stacy Rowe, Evangelion Pilot By Austin Covello In this crossover with the anime series "Neon Genesis: Evangelion," Stacy is now the pilot of Evangelion Unit 03, defender against the Angels. But Stacy has bigger problems: her teammates! How will she handle working with a redheaded bully, a weirdo roommate, and a boy who's as callow as she is? A five-part story, with links to each chapter at the end of each story.
Stinkbutt Part Two By Robert Nowall In this parody of the TV series "NewsRadio," a new intern comes to WNYX... a certain sarcastic teenager from Lawndale. Meanwhile, Matthew is posting fan fiction on the Internet.
Story Girl By Erin Mills Daria and Jane take on the classic Billy Joel song "Piano Man."
Stranger Than Fiction [Artwork] By John Takis While investigating a case involving a seemingly deranged man, FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully find their perception of reality severely challenged when they're somehow transported into the cartoon world of Lawndale. There, they team up with a reluctant Daria and her friends to help set things right before both universes are destroyed. An epic crossover with "The X-Files" that proves the truth really is out there. (Or in there. Whatever.)
Strangers in Royston Vasey (*) By James Burrows The Morgendorffers take an ill-advised holiday abroad, in an even more ill-advised crossover with The League of Gentlemen.

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Taking a Page From a Queen By Mitch Quinn Morgendorffer is everything Paige Fox wants to be--or, at least, what Paige *thinks* she wants to be--in this crossover with the comic strip "FoxTrot."
The Third Woman? By Brian Taylor In the future, Daria and Jane meet up again. Their conversation doesn't quite go as either one has planned...
Three Ways of Looking at a Tiffany Blum-Deckler (*) By The Angst Guy A parody of Wallace Stevens' "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird," only this time we get a glimpse of just what makes Tiffany tick. (Do we really want to know? Of course we do!)
Through a Scooby Darkly (*) By The Angst Guy Daria meets Scooby-Doo! Isn't that exciting?
Through the Gate By Steve Mitchell On a visit to the museum, Daria, Jane, Trent, Jesse, and Amy encounter an ancient Egyptian device that gets them into a world of trouble (literally), in this crossover with "Stargate SG-1."
Tiffany in Wonderland (*) By The Angst Guy A little girl goes down a rabbit hole--and Wonderland goes down the drain.
Trent Caufield By Larkin Mullin The author imagines Trent as the protagonist from J.D. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye."
Two Halves of a Brock By Mitch A "Pokemon" crossover.

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Uh-Huh-Huh-Huh-Huh, Football-Head By Chuckie Finster Daria and Jane become study buddies with the Powerpuff Girls, Arnold, Helga and Gerald, until something bad happens and Daria has to return to the past that she thought she had forgotten for good.

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Warped Speed Captain By Thea Zara A mini-ficlet that puts Daria in an interesting predicament...
A Warrior Maid of Lawndale By Mystik Slacker Beneath the hurtling moons of Barsoom, the angry squeal of a wild thoat echoes, as a lone hero rides out on a mission of honor, to reclaim her lost love, or maybe she's just looking for a good Chinese restaurant. A parody of Edgar Rice Burroughs' Martian stories.
The Waste La(w)nd By Gregor Samsa A poetic meditation upon the state of Lawndale. (A crossover/parody of T.S Eliot's "The Waste Land.")
The Way Things Ought to Be By Barry Eshkol Adelman Daria slips into "The Twilight Zone" and discovers just how true the phrase "be careful what you wish for" can be, as she suddenly finds herself back in Highland... and having traded places with Quinn!
Weekend at Barch's By Patrick Moore Daria and Jane find the body of Ms. Barch in the school's dumpster. If you loved "Weekend at Bernie's," you'll love this story. Or not. Whatever.
West Lawndale Grand Ballroom Gown By Richard Lobinske A possible future history of one of the Girls of Lawndale. Inspired by the Jimmy Buffet song "West Nashville Grand Ballroom Gown."
Willow By Bacner Ms. Li's latest pet project, Lawndale High's Film-making Club, isn't dead yet. Please witness its next creation (there won't be any survivors - only bodies)!
The Wizard of Ug (*) By Ken T. Daria and Jane find themselves in the land of Oz, 60 years later.

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The Year of the Cynic By Wouter Jaegers A crossover with "Kiss Psycho Circus," based on Brian Holguin's "The Year of the Fox."

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The 2 Sides of a Cynic By Chris Fabris Daria and Jane are heroes with James Bond-like gadgets, fighting the fiendish Mumm-ra and his plans to rule the world, in this crossover with "Thundercats."
500 Vindaloos to Go By Professor Moriarity Daria and Jane encounter the cast of "Red Dwarf."