#501stbingo

After dying, Ahsoka expected to fade away into the Force. She didn’t expect to awaken in an Afterlife, where Anakin and Rex are waiting for her. And so are all the other clones she once knew in the 501st.

The clones haven’t left her since once since they found out about her pregnancy, not with the very real threat that Palpatine could pose to her and her baby. Anika doesn’t mind it. They’re protecting her, not babying her, and she’s just grateful to have a place she belongs, and a family she can call her own. They’ll stay together through everything, even the rise of the Empire.

Ahsoka isn't expecting to run into a wolf on the 501st cruiser, who's supposedly Echo and Fives' secret pet. Except, she's certain there's more to the story they aren't saying. Anakin is even more certain there's something he's missing when Ahsoka bites him out of nowhere. She claims it was just for a dare, but then, why is he turning into a wolf? Werewolf AU

Only Jedi or Force-sensitives have wings. Rex had always known that, and he never thought it would be any other way. That changed when he, his General, and his Commander go to Mortis. Rex changes there, becoming one of them in some inconceivable way, but the chaos and oddities in his life aren't about to end there.

They've gone through eight Imperial bases in the last fifteen days, but Echo, Hunter, and Wrecker won't stop, not until they find Omega and bring her back. But on the ninth base, they walk into a trap. Echo doesn't know what to make of the dark-armored cyborg waiting for them, or his insistence on helping once he hears about Omega. And why does he seem so familiar?

After a long mission together, Anika and Cody are forced to confront the growing feelings they have for each other. It's not allowed, for her as a Jedi and him as a soldier and clone, but they hope they can make it work. Except, nothing is ever so easy, and the 501st aren't overly enthusiastic.

Kamino trained Rex for everything. They made it sound simple. Good soldiers follow orders. They never prepared him for what it meant to have a family, a child, and for what it would mean for orders to hurt them.

The 501st is sent to destroy a base on a snow-planet when communications are knocked out. Rex has never seen snow before. None of them have. It's far from ideal, but if there's one thing their General is good at, it's making sure everyone has a good time, even when things are tough.