This figure shows the results from DETECT of targets where we found at least one epoch with a significant detection. Within each panel, the top row shows the science image, template image, and difference image of the highest SNR epoch of this target. Each image cutout is 20 by 20″. The red cross indicates the location of the target of interest. The injection locations are shown in each template image with blue circles. Note that the injection locations of some smaller targets fall outside the field of view (e.g., AT 2025sfa, AT 2024ahzc, AT 2024ahyy, AT 2024aigg). The bottom row of each panel shows the light curve of that target. We include data from Rubin DP1 (NSF-DOEVera C. Rubin Observatory 2025a) that was analyzed with DETECT. Circles denote epochs where the reported magnitude exceeded the 80% detection threshold, whereas downward triangles represent nondetections, placed at the 80% detection threshold. Points outlined with a black line denote epochs where DETECT and the default 5σ threshold disagreed with each other. Note that we only show Rubin DP1 epochs when we were able to run DETECT. This was not possible for every band and/or epoch due to incomplete templates, the target being too close to the edge of the exposure, or the inability to find suitable injection locations (see Section 5.5). We also show the ATLAS light curve for more context (J. L. Tonry et al. 2018). The vertical dashed line is placed at the discovery date of the target.