So, I've been brought to the character known as Danger via the more recent episodes of '97 and Marvel Tokotsu, and it got me wondering.
Would a version of her work in Evolution? And how might she work in the show? What would her design, personality, etc. be like?
Feel to start a discussion down below.
You know, after watching Leonidas in game again and doing a fanfic of my own that's basically if the game was more like the anime, I couldn't help but notice that Leonidas is literally just the Nergigante of the Bakugan world.
Because much like Nergigante, he's not only absurdly powerful, but he always stay wanting the smoke from any Bakugan he comes across and has just as bad of an attitude.
And if that wasn't proof enough, his secondary animation proves it, as just like Nergigante, he's one of the only Bakugan in the franchise who, when all else fails, will just resort to throwing the nastiest set of hands on his opponent.
And now I can't unsee it.
So awhile back I asked for feedback on a concept on a Young Justice and TMNT crossover fanfic idea I had called Crashouts on the YJ subreddit, or rather, feedback on one of the characters.
Well, I'm happy to say that after some further planning and writing with my co-author, I have the finished product.
The first couple chapters of the finished product, mind you. Not a full story.
Take a look and let me know what you think. I've included a link down below, let me know what you think in the comments and leave a review if you can.
This story also takes place in a custom continuity of the TMNT that my co author and I crafted specifically to fit within the vibe of Earth-16. So let us know how that looks too if possible.
So a friend of mine and I are planning on writing a Cyberpunk fanfic in the style of Edgerunners called Cyberpunk: Gangoons, where the focus is on the gangs of Night City rather than the Edgerunners and mercs this time around.
The gang this story would be focusing on would be an original gang called the Kizuki Clan, a gang based on the Demons from Demon Slayer. And is described as "The unholy love child of Arasaka, the Tyger Klaws and Malestrom. With the funding, backing and culture of the former and the heavy chrome of the latter. Be careful around them, choom, or you're gonna get ate."
I'm curious if this idea, an Edgerunners-like story that focuses on the gangs rather than the mercs, sounds like good story premise or not.
So awhile back I asked for feedback on a concept on a Young Justice and TMNT crossover fanfic idea I had called Crashouts on the YJ subreddit, or rather, feedback on one of the characters.
Well, I'm happy to say that after some further planning and writing with my co-author, I have the finished product.
The first couple chapters of the finished product, mind you. Not a full story.
Take a look and let me know what you think. I've included a link down below, let me know what you think in the comments and leave a review if you can.
This story also takes place in a custom continuity of the TMNT that my co author and I crafted specifically to fit within the vibe of Earth-16. So let us know how that looks too if possible.
Context:
So, I have this X-Men fanfic (well Evolution specifically, but still) and in one of the planned story arcs, one of my main characters is supposed to be going on trial as a material witness for a case against his home precinct for the abuse he suffered before his powers manifested at age eight (for context he was the only white kid in a predominantly Asian New York precinct that had big EO 9066 hatred) and due to his abuse occurring before his powers manifested, any mention of it would be inadmissable and prejudice.
However, testimonies from Hank McCoy on the psychosomatic nature of the kids specific subtype of X-Gene and how it actively proves the abuse since it left evidence on his body very much is admissible. (The specific subtype being called the K-Type gene in-story latches onto the most critical emotional catalyst the person has at the time of manifestation, especially trauma.)
This led me to also think that, testimonies and interviews with Hank could be done during the trial to put the idea of mutants in the conscious of the populace, which is already well acquainted with superpowered individuals, villains and heroes, and essentially try to soften the blow of the reveal in later seasons of the show since people'll be thinking "oh, so along with radioactive spiders, Terrigen mists, alien symbiotes, scientific tech, nuclear reactors, cosmic waves, literal gods and super soldier serums, people can just be born with a gene that gives them superpowers... Honestly? Makes a lot of sense when you put it like that."
Because really, X-Men stories can become very one note very quickly, so literally anything that makes people think "the world is already weird, so why are we making a fuss over this kind of weird" seems like it'd be a breath of fresh air.
Honestly, when taken in context of the wider Marvel universe, the Mutant prejudice makes absolutely zero sense aside from the meta context of it being an allegory, which in itself has actually started to wain in recent years, simply because the Marvel universe is already full of crazy shit, so why are Mutants so crazy that it just can't be accepted? It makes everyone look stupid and makes the world feel less immersive, very hand of the author adjacent.
I dunno. That's always been a hot take of mine, so when I do X-Men related fanfics, I always try to do something different.
Is that weird?
