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Hi, I’m looking for a fic Peter Parker centric, I think he might have been homeless and had many med kits hidden around the city which ran our of supplies at some point because he was broke, so he was running around doing things severely injured. the avengers might have also been looking for him (spiderman) in this fic. i distinctly remember him and bucky friendship being inside where Peter meets bucky in the park and think he’s another homeless man and offers him his bread (i think), bucky is obviously surprised peter doesn’t recognise him, they continue meeting a few times after that. there was finally a time Peter got captured by the Avengersand his identity gets revealed to Bucky as he was escaping the compound. anyone know what this fic is?

I'm looking for something post no way home, may is dead, peter is forgotten. I don't mind if tony is alive or not... preferably multi chapter. With a lot of angst.

I would love for it to have the mutations that peter is going through in canon but I would read whatever you give me as long long as it is super angsty at first and eventually happy.

What are your favourite Spider-Man fanfics? (It can be of any version)

Okay, nSo I'm a giant Harry Potter fan fiction reader in recently.I've been reading a lot of harry potter , marvel crossovers , and now i'm looking for just marvel fics

Okay, so i've watched all the Spider-Man movies. All the Avengers movies I watched the first season of Loki. I've watched the doctor strange movies and ant man movies. Most of the x men movies. Deadpool 1 and 2

I have not read the comics or any of that

Okay, now I've got what I already know down. This is what im looking for in a fic

Peter Parker centric, if there is a relationship, I'd prefer a slash bottom Peter pairing if possible

At least 40k words

Otherwise, im not sure of anything else yet

Are there any fics where Tony's ghost follows Peter around? Really curious after a tiktok comment mentioned needing one

I've recently gotten into reading Bucky/OFC (original female character) fics, and I'm obsessed. My absolute favourite is Unforgettable by Daymannightman on AO3, it's a masterpiece that's still in progress. Would love any recs for fics similar to this vibe, but will honestly be down for whatever!

My requirements: third person only and I'd prefer an actual OC character with a name. Not that into the whole Y/N Reader thing, but if the story itself is really good then I'll give it a go. NSFW recs are fine, and something well written. Seems like a given, but honestly a lot of the ones I've been finding myself are lowkey trash and I can't finish them lol

I'm looking for a Marvel/MCU fanfic I read years ago and can't find again. It's either an Avengers or Iron Man fanfic.

What I remember is that the story starts during Iron Man (2008) while Tony is being held captive in Afghanistan. There is a dragon egg in the cave with him and Yinsen, and the two of them work together to hatch it and keep it alive. Tony eventually forms a strong bond with the dragon, and when he escapes, he takes it with him.

I also remember a scene where Tony and the dragon end up in Asgard. The dragon is able to communicate with everyone by speaking through Tony rather than speaking on its own. I vaguely remember the dragon meeting an older or ancient dragon at some point as well.

Does this sound familiar? Thanks.

Helloooo, so I need help within finding this specific ff of Bucky Barnes’s

I remember reading it like a year ago and now I can’t find it ANYWHERE. It’s saddening ✊😔

The fic contained this:

Bucky was captured by hydra and majorly tortured, but he refused to give in BUT

Due to the torture he went through his psyche split into other personality’s
However hydra figures this out and now purposefully tries to split bucky’s psyche to create better weapons in one body.

The poor guy goes through hell 🥀🥀

I think in total he had like 4-5 personalities??
Himself
A French/german guy
Soldat
The asset

Another thing I remember is
In bucky’s brain they had a space to go too, and it was Steve and bucky’s apartment before everything went down and Bucky would tell stories to the other personalities about Steve

Steve became the light for the other personalities.

I remember it being very angsty, not sure if it had an happy ending

PLS LET ME KNOW IF YOU KNOW WHAT IM ON ABOUT, OR NOT

THANK YOU!

So I’m writing a MCU boarding school AU, and one of the teachers (OC, ex-police) has found a dog. What should I name it? (Marvel easter egg names preferable) Thanks!

Yo whats up im a 16 yo who just got into writing and i picked up an interesting idea. So i saw a youtube video on what would happen if spiderman tried saving new york all by himself while the evengers are all at a party chilling and i immediatly loved it. Ill link it down below also but my problem with that its like satirical and more of a comedy than a drama/ thriller. Im thinking of writing like a 25000 words minimum long novel on how exactly he goes insane, how brutally he kills each and every avenger, when he lets all of his morals behind and uses any tool necesarry and stuff like that. Id like to make this story immersive and captivating, maybe putting a few chapters on here, maybe even selling the book once ive finished it. I have a lot more ideas which i wouldnt like to spoiler rn but let me know if your guys would enjoy reading this and if you have any ideas to make the story as realistic as possible, since i still cant figure out how to write peter killing the likes of thor and wanda. Pls help me out if you happen to have any suggestions. Thanks!

Edit: I totally forgot my inspiration for the thriller theme! Its from “deadpool kills the marvel universe. Definetly check that out if you semj like this idea.

As a former Decathlete myself, I don't know what the hell Peter Parker is supposed to be doing in Homecoming in D.C., but it sure isn't Academic Decathlon, and I've been reading enough MCU fics lately that I felt the need to make a post about how AD actually works. 

First, though, my credentials to make the argument. 

In high school (I attended in New York State, but not in the city), I did actually participate in Academic Decathlon. We called it AD for short, but AcaDec also works. The site with all of our resources is called DemiDec. 

The movie depiction is just totally wrong, so let me explain how AD works from scratch.

TEAMS

Each team is composed of nine students with alternates. You have to have three students with A-level grades, three students with B-level grades, and three students with C-level grades. All of their scores are tallied at the end, and the school with the highest score wins. Alternates take part in the competition, but their scores don't count. You can have schools without full teams compete, but they're unlikely to win the competition. A school like Midtown probably wouldn't have a full team because it's a competitive STEM school, so they might struggle to find C-average students.

My school always has A and B slots full, but we have trouble finding C-average students willing to participate in the competition (I had a conversation with our coach about this when I saw him the other week, and the problem has persisted since my graduation a few years ago).

Including alternates, our team usually has around ten people. The year we participated, we probably would have won if we had had a full team, but we only had A and B students. The school that won did have a full team, but my team's individual scores meant we won more medals and trophies (more on that later). 

TURNOUT

Typically for the AD competition you have regionals, states, and then nationals. The Academic Decathlon turnout in NYS is small enough that it only merits states, so we don't do regionals. I believe when I went only four or five schools in the entire state competed, and all of them were central/upstate; none of them were from the city. None of the schools that participate, including mine, are particularly competitive or STEM schools like Midtown. 

TOPIC AND EVENTS

It's not a competition in the truest sense of the word, like it's depicted in the movie. There are also no buzzers or yelling out answers.

Academic Decathlon lasts a full day, and it is a full day of testing. As in, paper tests. 

Every year, there's a different topic. For example, the topic the year that I participated was the American Revolutionary War. The competition then revolved around that topic. In 2016, the year that Homecoming takes place, the topic was World War II.  

The competition itself has ten events. Seven are exams. The three that are not are the interview (a set of random structured questions), essay and the speech. The essay is straightforward; you get a time limit (I don't remember how long, somewhere between half an hour and an hour and a half) and a couple of prompts related to the topic to pick from. 

SPEECH

The speech is four minutes long and must be memorized, but unlike any of the other categories it can be on any topic you'd like. If it falls short of or goes over the time limit points are deducted, and it's given in private. For example, my speech explained how the Jacobites could have won the Rebellion of '45, and then I connected that to how if they had won, America would have lost the Revolutionary War. I only connected it to the overall topic because I wanted to. My friend did a speech on some conspiracy with paperclips and an AI takeover of the world, and another teammate did a speech on the Lion King and racism.

INTERVIEW

The interview is a set of structured structured questions. I did mine immediately post-COVID so we did it with our coach and sent in recordings (not typical). You're also graded on appearance and demeanor - i.e., wear a suit and have a firm handshake and you're golden. Before the competition or when you go in, you hand in a resume. 

There are eight basic questions for the interview:

the competition (what event did you find the most challenging/interesting, what would you change, what have you learned, etc.)

preparing for AD (why did you join, how did you and your team prepare, what will you remember most, etc.)

school and extra-curricular activities (favorite subjects, what do you do besides study and lunch, etc. Judges will probably look at resumes and probe for this)

post-high school plans (do you plan to attend college, join the army, go on a religious mission, etc., and if so why) 

long-term goals (what are they? why?)

values (what do you admire in other people, why; what values have most influenced you; did they belong to parents/peers/etc.)

influential figures and role models (person who has most influenced you, person you most resemble, fictional character/historical person who's had an impact, etc.) 

life outside of school (what do you do?)

For the interview it's always good to elaborate. Not ALL of these questions will be asked, but typically each or most of the categories will be represented in the questions. Sometimes judges might ask questions beyond the Basic Eight, but that's more rare. Like odd enigmas (i.e., why is a manhole cover round, political/social issues or current events (i.e. do you think evolution should be taught in schools), and out of the blue (like what is one question you least expected us to ask in the interview). But this is the gist of the interview. 

THE OTHER SEVEN EVENTS

The other seven events are exams. Literature, economics, math, science, social sciences (history), art, and music. Unlike the essay, speech, and interview these are straightforward multiple-choice tests, and they explicitly revolve around the topic.

For example, in 2016 art questions could have been anything from art processes used during World War II to World War II propaganda to European art during the war to American abstract expressionism. Part of the art questions includes memorizing ten or so paintings that they'll show on the screen (you won't see all of them, they pick a couple), and you have to identify them. 

The same goes for music; they play a couple of songs, and you have to know the name. You have to know basic music theory elements, which feature on practically every music exam, and then for 2016 music questions could have been anything from wartime jazz and broadway to wartime performances and composers to music between the wars (including classical, blues, jazz, etc.). 

The lang-lit exam includes a novel everyone has to read, and questions are based off of that. In 2016 the novel was Transit (Anna Segher). The quiz would have included questions on broad themes like women and war and theatres of World War II, the author's biography and the book's reception, religion, loyalty and generosity vs betrayal and abandonment, exile, refugees, and the fate of civilians in wartime, etc.

Math, science, social sciences, and economics are all fairly straightforward, but again in 2016 the questions would have revolved around World War II. 

The six tests are all fifty multiple choice questions. BTW you don't get any reference materials (no cheat sheet, book, etc). 

THE COMPETITION 

So, there you have it. AD is a full day of testing (at rotating host schools in NYS). But what about once the testing is over? 

Scores for the individual schools are revealed, and students can get medals for their performance. There are three types of medals awarded for each event (gold, silver, and bronze) per level (a students, b students, and c students) so nine medals per event. I don't remember what the awards for c students are called, but for a and b students it's honors and scholastic respectively. It goes honors gold, honors silver, honors bronze, scholastic gold, scholastic silver, scholastic bronze, etc. 

You can win multiple medals across the competition, but it should go without saying that you can only win one medal per event. Alternates don't get medals, but each event does have an outstanding alternate award. 

If you win regionals (which some states like NYS might not have depending on attendance) you go to states. The states competition happens in March. Nationals happen later in the school year and rotates between states. I believe this year and last year nationals were held in California and Iowa. 

STUDY MATERIALS 

The site DemiDec provides all the resources for teams to study. We fundraise in order to buy the materials (which is how AD gets its money to host events and such). Materials include the Novel Resource, practice exams for each event, a Crash Kit (condensed study guide) for each event, a Power Guide (another type of condensed study guide) for each event, DemiDrills (shorter quizzes), etc. Materials from past years can be accessed and downloaded on DemiDec. 

WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IN HOMECOMING?

1. As freshmen, Peter, MJ, and Ned would probably be alternates because older students would already be established team members. If there were open spots on the team, then they would take tests (usually based off of past questions) given by the coach and team captain and the kid with the highest score would get the spot on the team as a competitor. 
2. Any homecoming dance, like in Homecoming, would actually happen before an AD competition, since states are in March and nationals are later in the school year.

 

So Peter did make it to MIT after all, but because everyone forgot about him, he's taking drugs and he's not doing well. I think at some point he'll meet Morgan, who's attending MIT with Tony. Unfortunately, I don't know much more; it's been a bit since I read this fanfic.

Does anyone know this fanfic or something similar?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Was writing a fanfic and thinking of Peter's character a lot and just think

First, him being a helpful guy, of course only to those that don't go bullying or having trouble with him.

Him being arrogant about his intelligence and show those who find trouble with him in any way to show their place.

Curious about a lot of things, I am thinking of a decade or two timeline after ww2 his uncle being a soldier in that and a army prosecutor or lawyer now working on his own for minor small scuffles like marriage issues or land based ones.

His aunt being a HR job in some company, so before dinner he is mostly left alone.

Now, i don't want him just because flash or anyone bullies him to take it lying I want his personality to show others their place in which he excels in.

Now, tell me what do you think about it

I've been mourning Tony Stark ever since Endgame, and I know Peter needs a new father figure, so I was wondering if anyone has a Steve or Bucky becomes Peter's new father figure?

Give me anything you want to see in a Spiderman fanfiction, and I'll write it. I'm out of ideas, and I'm curious to see what other people want in a fic. Thanks!

What are some fanficions websites that have a decent amount of marvel fanfics (decent being uh lets say 10k?)? I know of the main three: archiveofourown, fanfic.net, and wattpad

Hi, I'm looking for a Peter Parker-centric fic (Tom Holland's Peter Parker) set after No Way Home. I'd love something with an original female character as the love interest. No reader POV, though I'm okay with "You" being an actual character.

I'm looking for something mature, realistic, and well-written. Give me angst, emotional damage, slow-burn romance, and a relationship that feels earned. Bonus points if Peter is a little darker after NWH, struggling with everything he's lost, but still gets a happy ending in the end.

I know I'm being ridiculously specific lol, but I've read a few fics that came close and nothing has really hit the spot yet. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

And if it does not exist, I accept any fic with this kind of plot with any other MCU characters, I'm open to anything, I just want angst lol.

im looking for fics centering around peter parkers life. like his high school (maybe even college) life. i’m not so interested in like avengers-level intense action and stuff, just slices of life and funny fics. i LOVE outsider POVs (like a classmate, teacher, etc) that show their observations of peters life and totally suspicious activities too. i just love seeing his goofy antics when trying to balance being soiderman and a student in high school/college. thank you!

So I read this story a few years back, I think it was maybe 2023 but I’m not sure. What I remember about it is that, Tony gets back in time, into his childhood body and it shows him growing up and stuff, I remember he went to a boarding school and he learned boxing or something.