#Superhero concepts
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saurotitan · 1 year ago
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Lazy Writer's Writing Prompt
Being a masked crime-fighter may not work well in this reality, but in a timeline without modern technology, it's largely expected for those in the paladin's guard to disguise their appearances. Why? So that their loved ones and civilian lives won't be endangered by the reprisals of those who walk the path of evil.
In other words: What if superheroes existed in a fantasy setting?
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zal-cryptid · 5 months ago
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Superhero concept where a hero can split their superpowered bodily systems apart and form a team.
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prokopetz · 1 month ago
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Concept: Batfamily-style mob of young sidekicks and hangers-on, except the big name superhero they're ostensibly affiliated with doesn't exist, and in fact has never existed. They just got together and made up a dude based on a synthesis of pre-existing urban legends in order to benefit from the protection of "his" fearsome (and fabricated) reputation. Sometimes one of them puts on the suit and cowl and pretends to be the Big Guy to keep up appearances, which has been a near-disaster each and every time they've tried it; they're constantly two steps away from somebody putting the pieces together and kicking over the whole house of cards.
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yandere-writer-momo · 5 months ago
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Yandere Drabble: Lonely
Yandere Villain x GN reader
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Thinking of a Yandere superhero gone villain. He was created in a lab by your father to be the perfect hero but he ended up going insane when the public thought his powers were too unstable. So the hero turned into a villain and he set his sights on you to get back at your father… by taking you.
TW: Yandere and dark themes, unhealthy relationship dynamic that should not be romanticized, Stockholm syndrome, kidnapping, murder (mentioned), and purely fictional work
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Yandere Villain who kidnapped you from your home and kept you tucked away from the world. Don’t worry your pretty little head! No one will ever find out so you can scream all you want! It’s just you and him… until your father revealed himself. He needed to complete his revenge on the man that had ripped his humanity from him.
Yandere Villain who is curious to why you weep so much around him. He hasn’t harmed you, so why do you cry? You’re not battered or bruised so he believed your tears were completely unnecessary. He didn’t keep you in some hole in the ground either. Nope. You were in a cozy room with plenty of blankets and AC. He just didn’t understand you…
Yandere Villain who brings you various snacks in hopes he’d eventually figure out which one you enjoyed most so you wouldn’t starve. His golden eyes scanned your shivering form in interest. Were you cold? He could steal more blankets for you.
Yandere Villain who’s shocked to hear your voice for the first time. It’s so soft… just like you! You looked so soft and meek. No wonder why your father was so protective of you. He would probably lock you up to protect you too!
Yandere Villain who is shocked by how skittish and shy you are. The way you bat your eyelashes at him excited him… and when you gently touch him for the first time, he is in absolute awe. He’s never been touched so gently before… he’s only ever seen lovers do this in movies. Were you wanting to be his lover?! If so, he was more than willing to oblige. He was always too busy saving the city to ever have his very own damsel in distress.
Yandere Villain who seeks out your touch everyday since you touched him. He’s so touch starved that he whimpers if your skin doesn’t contact his. Touch him! Compliment him! Love him!
Yandere Villain who began to grow so accustomed to your company that he refuses to return you to your father. Nope! It doesn’t matter if your father wants to sacrifice himself to save you, you’re his now! This villain was never going to let you go, even after the revenge was enacted. You were far too precious to release.
It isn’t long before the Stockholm syndrome began to set in either… you’re going to stay with him forever.
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astronnova · 8 months ago
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danny phantom cast explorations and thoughts :v
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theflashjaygarrick · 1 month ago
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Do people who say "Batman says no metas in Gotham" realise that metas include anyone with powers and super abilities, the vast majority of whom are civilians with no affiliation to superheroics or supervillainy. No metas in Gotham in reality would mean kicking out some random school teacher who in an accident suddenly developed the ability to teleport and mostly uses it to arrive to their school earlier and stay later for the kids. No metas in Gotham means forcibly removing an Amazon who is married to a local Gothamite. No metas in Gotham means an alien raised on Earth can't go to Gotham University without the Big Bad Bat showing up at their dorm room. No metas in Gotham mean existing meta characters from Gotham are awkwardly ignored or actively included just to be kicked out of their own city. No metas in Gotham means erasing the history of superheroes like Alan Scott and Dinah Drake who lived in and protected Gotham years before Batman arrived on the scene.
And no, jokes about how the Bats friends totally get a free pass under his seemingly totalitarian rule don't make it better. Having Duke around as the token 'good one' does not make it better. Not when its mere existence involves a 'hero' is systemically targeting a group based on immutable traits.
And if you're thinking that sounds dark that's because the whole fanon joke revolves around Batman being the kind of person who wants to keep an entire community people out of 'his' city because he believes their biology makes them an innate threat. That is horrifying. That has strong racist and xenophobic implications. That is high-key super villain behaviour. In fact, anti-meta crusaders are literally the villains of the recent Power Company books because it's a pretty clear allegory for real world bigotry.
If you want to keep this as a fanon trait for his character then you have to make it a really negative one. If you want to have it be a misunderstanding among the Justice League because he just wants no other heroes crime fighting there (never going to happen by the way) that means some members of the League are going to think he's an absolute racist asshole. I'm just saying if Oliver 'Batman is a fascist' Queen had this idea he'd be throwing hands with Bruce daily. If you want to explore it as a dark-Batman villain AU? That sounds cool actually, I'd read that tbh.
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unnameablethings · 1 year ago
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concept:
supervillain × henchman with the twist that the supervillain is a sort of cartoon foppish dramatic gay villain with gonzo schemes and no bodycount. and the henchman is secretly a grimdark ultrapowerful Apex Predator supervilllain who came to Stake Out the competition. got mistaken for a henchman and found this so fucking funny hes just 100% committed to the bit.
hes carrying around boxes of fucking Acme Corporation sticks of dynamite. hes dressing in the matching stylish outfit. hes managing the other henchmen to execute gonzo schemes flawlessly. genuinely the most fun hes ever had in his life
his dumbass gay boss has literally no idea the lengths he is going to behind the scenes to make sure nobody interferes with any of this shit.
(apex supervillain, in his Supervillain Disguise. homoerotically and terrifyingly flirt/threatens flamboyant supervillain. smash cut to this poor man lying face down on a couch unpacking this with the very attentive henchman)
("hes going to eat me maybe????? but GOD that was the HOTTEST fucking thing thats ever happened to me. but i might DIE?? do u think he LIKES me...."
henchman: i think he does :3)
the ruse comes out when someone who the apex supervillain didnt catch comes to ACTUALLY challenge/harm his gay boss in public and apex supervillain is like. yeah no we're not doing this. time for the power of unfathomable violence.
gay supervillain promptly has a FULL MELTDOWN. oh my god the blood. and also. "you LIED TO ME???"
apex supervillain, apologetically: "I was waiting to see if you'd ever figure it out yourself. And the longer it went the funnier it got."
gay supervillain: "I TRUSTED you!! you were my BEST HENCHMAN"
apex supervillain: aw. past tense?
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keferon · 2 months ago
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I just want this fic to be here too👍 Part 1? Eh
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“He's stalking his celebrity crush.”
“That's not stalking!” resents Swerve ”I'm just worried.”
Rewind makes a gesture that looks vaguely apologetic and looks at Tailgate again.
“Watching. He's watching his superhero celebrity crush who's a member of the Wreckers. And so far no one's survived long in the Wreckers, so he's shaking on every notification like a crazy mom.”
Tailgate tries to peer sideways into Swerve's phone
“That sounds stressful. Is that him? Is he dying?”
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Blurr/Swerve, Superhero au, fic under the cut⤵️ Heavily inspired/based on this post
Blurr doesn't think life and death is something he can control.
He's about 99.99999% sure.
The remaining microscopic fraction of that idiotic statistic is held in place by one small but important factor that Blurr can't explain and isn't sure he even wants to explain. It's like the dream logic. The moment you realize exactly how things work is also the moment you wake up to realize it.
The very nuance understanding which destroys all magic or reveals the fact that magic never existed.
That nuance?
Blurr can't die.
And it's certainly not because he's not trying hard enough.
That last one sounds a little radical. But he has a history. His team has a history.
“Wreckers is a pretty peculiar collection of superheroes. It's easy to get into and even easier to get out of (usually feet first and in a bag). No other hero organization loses so many people so often. No other hero organization can also handle the level of threats that the Wreckers eliminate.
Their fans affectionately refer to them as the Suicide Squad. There is...a lot of black humor among the Wreckers fanbase and Blurr doesn't condemn it. Not after having to memorize new names and faces of teammates every six months.
The thing is.
He probably should have been dead a long time ago. A lot. A lot of “that was close” ago.
Just two days after joining the Wreckers, he found himself in the middle of an absolutely monstrous fire and miraculously escaped death by getting away just moments before the entire building collapsed on his head.
Only a week after that, he gets shot. Fifteen times.
And. Look.
Blurr is fast! Being fast is kind of his main thing as a speedster. He did the only logical thing and made an honest effort to dodge, but three of those fifteen bullets still ended up inside him and only miraculously didn't hit anything that couldn't be repaired.
Half a year later, a car falls on him.
Another month - some freaking supervillain decides to infect an entire country with a homemade super lethal virus and guess who becomes the only victim.
At least once a month, various psychopaths try to break his legs.
At least once every half a year he ends up being the one who “heroically saved all the hostages but didn't have time to save himself”.
It's like an endless stream of negative karma.
It's really amazing how such a small piece of civilization like Iacon can contain so many disasters. Even more amazing perhaps is how people manage to survive through all this neat smoothie of misery and violence.
Earthquakes, villains, villains, more villains, terrorists, natural disasters, monsters from outer space, and it all comes out of nowhere and it all takes a hundred percent effort to pack Blurr in a coffin.
Blurr... doesn't know why he's still alive.
He honestly has no idea how he's doing it. He may get into life-and-death situations more often than he does haircuts but every time things come within an inch of killing him. It's impossible luck. Statistically improbable chance. One-in-a-thousand odds. A fucking lightning caught in a bottle, but it happens so often it's like someone somewhere in heaven decided to open a bottled lightning factory and then reward Blurr with the title of their honorary loyal customer.
Blurr doesn't think he has power over life and death.
But here's the thing.
On some particularly violent nights, he wonders that maybe...
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Sometimes Swerve thinks being a dedicated fan should be on the list of “unhealthy” high-paying jobs. One of those where they give you extra cash for the fact that you even bother to show up and then give you insurance and paid vacations.
Okay, that last one might be a bit of an overkill, but it would be nice if he at least had an endless supply of sedatives.
At least some chamomile. Preferably not from the sidewalk. He's not picky.
See, their world decided to change the rules of existence not too long ago and turned such a trivial thing as “trust” into a new in-game currency.
Simply put. If enough people believe something, it becomes true.
What has society chosen to do with that? Of course create an absolutely insane cult of celebrity worship, essentially giving a bunch of already rich and beautiful people superpowers as well.
As if they weren't already living luxuriously enough!
Swerve is not jealous. Certainly not. His first thought when he found out about the new “rules” was definitely not to tell everyone he knows that he won a million dollars and wait for the power of belief to make it true.
He surely wasn't trying to do that. Anyone who claims otherwise is either a liar or their name starts with a T and ends with Gate.
Speaking of.....
Tailgate scratches the back of his head puzzled.
“So you didn't actually win a million dollars?”
They are sitting in a small cafe, the name of which Swerve has honestly forgotten. Or rather he never memorized it, because the local owner of the place prefers to hang huge posters with superheroes right above the name. Swerve is a rather controllable customer.....
Rewind, sitting at the same cheap plastic table as them, hums.
“And here I was trying to figure out if your holey slippers were a cry for help or one of those crazy expensive 'fancy' designs.”
“Ha. ha.” says Swerve slowly and deliberately unhappily “If I get rich one day, I won't tell any of you.”
He slowly takes a sip of some obscure looking substance that Rewind ordered for them all as an experiment and turns to Tailgate.
“Look, it's a pretty fun system. Things that people believe in strongly enough - become real. So if uh, if uh, if we as a whole country believe that our government is honest - that will, in theory, make it honest. Or if a hundred thousand people genuinely believe you can fly, you will be able to fly. That's how it works now.”
Tailgate stares at him. With very large, puzzled eyes.
Swerve tries not to laugh too hard. Poor Tailgate had once gone off to explore the caves and somehow, by some incredible means, managed to get lost and stuck in them for two whole months. Then he crawled out and discovered that magic had appeared in the world while he was gone. Swerve thinks that if he were Tailgate, he'd look very stupid too, trying to realize the absurdity of the situation.
Tailgate is toying with his curled straw.
“So is the government honest now?”
Rewind makes a loud “snrk” noise into his cup.
Swerve chuckles. Not as “funny” haha but more like “we fucked it all up” haha.
It shouldn't be possible to fit all the sense of doom from the world's level of damnation into one expression, but he confidently goes for it.
“GOD NO, did you ever believe that government could be honest?”
“Well...now that's just sad...” decides Tailgate ‘Something good was supposed to come out of this, right?”
Rewind raises a finger victoriously.
“Oh! There are no more incurable diseases! The placebo effect is the new big thing now that a bunch of people have gotten the ability to cure any illness at the snap of their fingers.”
Swerve nods, dangling his drink in his hands.
“There was a guy who claimed he had magic hands that cured everything and gathered a crowd of fanatical admirers around him. So...now his hands are really magic because his followers believe it. Crazy stuff...”
Tailgate puts his elbows on the table, propping his head up with his hands.
“So if I tell everyone I won a million dollars.....”
“I recommend--” Rewind waves his cup “...first make sure you're not wearing holey slippers.”
“Аh”
“That, and you'll need at least about a million people loving and supporting you wholeheartedly if you want this to work.”
“That's...a lot of people,” Tailgate groans.
Swerve shrugs
“That's why all the really cool stuff only goes to celebrities.”
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Tailgate cranes his neck curiously.
“Hey Swerve, while you went to place your order your phone started buzzing.”
Swerve falls back into his seat as fast as if he'd just decided the entire floor was lava and starts scrolling through notifications, cursing at spam and useless newsletters.
“When??”
“Just a couple minutes ago” shrugs Tailgate ”Are you expecting someone?”
“I'M...OH NO NO I'M JUST. Shit, wait a minute.”
Rewind leans over to Tailgate and smiles deviously, not even trying to pretend to whisper.
“He's stalking his celebrity crush.”
“That's not stalking!” resents Swerve ”I'm just worried.”
Rewind makes a gesture that looks vaguely apologetic and looks at Tailgate again.
“' Watching. He's watching his superhero celebrity crush who's a member of the Wreckers. And so far no one's survived long in the Wreckers, so he's shaking on every notification like a crazy mom.”
Tailgate tries to peer sideways into Swerve's phone
“That sounds stressful. Is that him? Is he dying?”
Swerve slides down the back of his chair slightly and tilts the phone toward Tailgate
“No, it's not him. He's the one in the blue suit on the left. And no, he's not dying. That bastard is impossible to kill.”
Tailgate lets out an understanding “ooh.”
“Although,” Swerve admits, “ Following him was a lot easier when he was driving cars instead of saving the world.”
He's been a Blurr fan for so long that it can probably be put on his resume already. He remembers watching the Iacon 5000 race with friends with Rewind starting to joke about how they should all bet on someone brand new this year. To fuel the fun, they sat down to pick candidates to bet on based solely on the color of their cars.
Swerve then poked his finger at a random bright blue car and said he'd bet on it because “blue is a fast color.”
Later, his friends would joke more than once that Swerve had the gift of prophecy that day. Because blue wasn't just fast. Oh, God. No. Blue turned out to be the absolute leader, dominating the race track from start to finish.
Swerve remembers vividly the first time he looked at a racer getting out of that car and thought “who the hell is that” and then immediately “how do I find his socials”.
The answer to the second question came quickly. The answer to the first...well. The guy, Blurr, soon turned out to be a faceless celebrity. Shining at numerous races, but never showing his face. Swerve highly doubts it's due to shyness, given...some character traits. (Swerve has a running theory, which is that ...Blurr has no shame. Even as a concept.) Probably just to keep his life anonymous and quiet, he believes.
It's understandable.
He's not judging. But he has to admit that a billion fanarts on what a face under a racing helmet could look like in theory...really...fuels his fantasy.
He's a very normal and sane fan. He tries very hard to be a normal fan and he's doing a great job at it. Maybe except for those moments when Blurr gets into another car accident. Lots of them. Lots and lots of bloody accidents actually and Swerve at first catches a micro heart attack every time he sees the news, but eventually he gets used to it. Blurr is incredibly resilient. And just as rich as well.
Swerve is used to hearing updates about another incident and then seeing Blurr back in the race a couple months later. Just as energetic, carefree, and frankly . Really handsome. As if nothing had happened. As if any danger would just bounce off him without leaving a dent.
It was familiar. It was habitual.
Until, of course, the universe started handing out faith magic to people. Until Blurr walked up to this imaginary box of lottery numbers and pulled out a ball that said “congratulations you're lucky now go and fucking die.”
Blurr is a racer. A damn good racer. Incredibly popular too. Of course his many fans who adore him beyond measure gave him a superpower.
Of course that power was speed.
Of course.
Blue is the color of speed. What else.
As a racer, Blurr is undefeatable.
As a superhero, ..
Swerve still thinks this guy is impossible to kill, but that doesn't mean he doesn't get worried every time he sees the news headlines and live feeds.
“You're alive” Springer states ”Literally how are you still alive?”
Blurr tilts his head because it's the only part of his body he can still move while trapped under ten tons of mangled steel from a Decepticon flying base falling out of the sky.
“Hello to you, too.”
Springer tentatively pulls the nearest sheet of metal and hums in satisfaction when he feels the structure is stable enough.
“Bleeding? Fractures?”
“I think my hair's ruined.”
“No one can even see your hair.”
“Doesn't mean I shouldn't care about it,” snorts Blurr
Springer tosses aside another piece of metal and reaches for his earpiece
“Smoke...? Nah...no really.....REALLY. ....No, you're not going to believe this. ......Aha, digging him out.” he looks away from the earpiece and leans over Blurr ‘Smokescreen wanted me to tell you that he's impressed and,... I quote ’personally saw that damn wagon fall right on your head'. He also wants to know if he needs to shoo away the paparazzi.”
Blurr tries to shrug but remembers in time that it's best not to fidget too much.
“Tell him I'll need a new suit. Let him keep everyone, I'm fine.”
“Literally...like...” barely audibly mutters Springer. “Like.h ow..”
Blurr smiles “My guardian angel is working overtime.”
Swerve takes a deep, nervous exhale, unhooking his fingers from the phone on which he's watching the live feed. Ah shit. Okay. Okay. Alive. Fine.
Rewind looks over his shoulder.
“Looking out for your pookie?”
“HE'S NOT MY
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Smokescreen stops right in the middle of an inspired argument with the advertisement agent when his side vision registers a flash of blue to the right of the entirely destroyed street.
“Blurr??”
“Oh, hey!” waves Blurr, “'Sup Smoke?”
The crumbled asphalt beneath his feet crunches softly. Just a few minutes ago, this street was a complete mayhem....
Smokescreen waves the clipboard in his direction
“I thought you had your head ripped off, you suicidal son of a bitch! Do you know how hard it was to calm your hysterical fans down??”
Blurr knows no one can see his face but rolls his eyes anyway. Almost immediately his brain tells him that this was a bad idea, sending a whole bunch of black spots in front of his eyes.
“Hey, you're getting paid for th...ugh...this.”
Blurr doesn't elaborate on the fact that he was sure he was going to be left headless today as well. One of the Overlord's freaking monster minions grabbed him and for a split second Blurr could swear he heard his own neck crunch.
He tries not to think about it.
The more he thinks about it, the less sense it will make.
The more he analyzes, the louder becomes the voice in the far corner of his head saying he should have been dead a long time ago.
A week ago when an entire air base fell on him. Three weeks ago during the battle with Menasor that practically broke his spine. Even earlier, when he was so busy evacuating hospital staff that he ended up being the only one present when that hospital exploded.
He's afraid that if he starts looking into the causes, this magical effect..this life-saving placebo will disappear.
He's convinced it's a placebo. It's the way this world works.
Someone out there must be doing some complex mental magic, keeping him more or less alive and whole and...Blurr is probably going a little crazy. Probably.
Maybe one of those many blows got him harder than he thought. Maybe it's his own self-confidence manifesting miracles of salvation one after another.
(It actually...doesn't sound that unbelievable. Blurr has a lot of belief in himself. Many people would say even too much. The question is whether it counts.)
(He prefers to think it counts.)
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Swerve sees red. Lots of it. LOTS of red.
More than he ever wanted to see in his life.
Uh-oh. That's not good.
His vision is blurring. His head buzzes with a nasty sharp static and his left shoulder hurts like a BITCH.
Above him is the flickering, faltering light of the bulb and below him is a growing puddle of his blood. His hair is wet and sticking to his face, making it hard to focus his already shaky gaze.
He makes an attempt to shift, but all it brings him is an explosion of pain.
Ugh.
Sirens are blaring outside, warning the public to evacuate. He's not really sure he can make out exactly what the sound is announcing. He has memorized all kinds of emergency alerts, but the thought escapes him.
What was it
Oh, yeah.
He's been shot.
He's been shot and he's probably going to die because everyone he knows is either too far away or busy evacuating. He vaguely hopes they'll remember about him.
Maybe only after getting to a safe place, but he'll take even that.
The red around him is getting bigger.
He tries to reach for his phone to...where is his phone? Did he leave it in the kitchen? He probably did. Swerve seemed to have no time to grab it when the entire building shook and ugly semi-mechanical monsters fell from the sky.
One of these monsters noticed Swerve just moments later and activated something resembling a cannon mounted in his hands. Swerve then looked at the glowing muzzle and thought that firing this thing would probably send his atoms so far away that his dna would be found on the moon. He could stick his hand down that gun barrel. And his hands are far from the smallest and most delicate hands you can find.
Why did this have to happen on a Saturday? Why not a day later or earlier? If it were any other day, Swerve would be at work right now. In a different place, with other people and probably with a much better chance of not being killed like a loser.
Not sure he wouldn't have been shot, but at least someone would have seen this and picked him up off the floor, put him in their pocket and taken him to the rescue.
Ugh.
He realizes that he closed his eyes at some point and hurriedly opens them. His expertise is by no means professional, but he is almost certain that that weapon wasn't ordinary. He has no idea what it means for him. Maybe he needs stitches, painkillers and a kiss and he'll be good as new. Or maybe it's like one of those films where you get hurt by an unknown creature and then you grab the sink in front of the mirror at midnight and watch the veins under your skin move on their own.
He doesn't feel shot, as silly as that sounds. He feels numb. Falling. Farther and farther away.
He is falling and falling as deep as he's ever fallen in his life. Maybe not as far as "got lost in the woods" far. No, more like " a coin dropped behind the fridge" far. It's not really about the distance but more about the feeling that he's never going to get out of here because no one ever looks in here.
He’s falling until the state of falling starts to register as a resting point, because that's the only variable he still feels. This corner he falls into is very deep and dark and dusty.
He doesn't remember to open his eyes again.
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Smokescreen sounds frankly hysterical, yelling at Blurr through his earpiece.
“I understand you like to show off, but you can't outrun a freaking tsunami?!?!”
Blurr only speeds up, “Watch."
“You cocky IDIOT this is suicide!”
“Relax Smoke” laughs Blurr ”You say that every time.”
The half-destroyed bridge shakes and sways like a wounded animal as the water from the overrunning sea crashes into it, gouging into the concrete and bending the metal.
The whole scene is...depressing. Water and debris everywhere and damn. This isn't the first time Blurr is witnessing a large-scale attack by the "forces of evil" as the hero agency likes to call them, but looking at the wrecked cars and scattered debris doesn't get any easier with time. Maybe it just hasn't been long enough. Who knows.
Springer doesn't look like he is bothered by it. But Springer also has a lot more experience being a superhero. With his skill at giving out smiles and encouragement in absolutely any situation, not many can compete.
Blurr certainly can't. In fact. He's got a face with subtitles that turn on in almost any stressful situation. Wearing a mask is probably one of the best things he can do to calm down any random civilians waiting for him to save the day. If they can't see him making panicked grimacing eyes, they'll be feeling much better.
A few more seconds and he's on the collapsing bridge. The people stuck on it look hysterical and bruised, but no one seems injured, so it shouldn't be difficult.
Blurr's plan is simple. Get all the people out of the disaster's path. Then get yourself out. Easy.
Easy?
He can pinpoint the exact moment when something goes wrong.
It's the second that a crooked, hideous-looking monster grabs his leg and pulls him underwater. The second when Blurr fights it with all his might and realizes with sudden horror that his strength isn't enough. That he is. Not enough.
His lungs burn, begging him to take a breath and he doesn't even know which way is the surface because all there is around him is the dark, black, cold pressure of water. It's clinging to him, seeping through his suit, his hair, burning his eyes and making his fingers go numb. It's pulling him somewhere, and he's obeying whether he wants to or not.
His spine prickles with panic.
His personal miracle. His damn magic or guardian angel or cursed luck or whatever the hell it was called. That thing that was always there to catch him like in that game of trust fall. He'd gotten so used to it's presence, he began to take it for granted.
Like the air you trust to be there every time you need to take your next breath.
And right now?
It's not here.
His body takes a convulsive breath and finds nothing but water.
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lady-corrine · 3 months ago
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I just know the moment these two enter the official superhero meetings every single person gives them the BOMBASTIC SIDE EYE and goes "you literally came here together, you fight bad guys together and you're gonna go home together, can you NOT hold hands for even 5 seconds what is this 😭" whereas Dick and Kory simply respond with "no we cannot ☺️🥰👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨"
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gillisiart · 4 months ago
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Variations of Wonder Woman’s costume for my concept of a ww animated series.
Personally, I like the “classic” style best but I’m still undecided on the hair
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jesncin · 2 months ago
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"Superheroes shouldn't have biological children because their plotlines inevitably revolve around bio-essentialist birth right to the legacy role"
"The Kent parents are useless! They should just be killed off because they've rarely been well written outside of Hallmark advice stock characters"
"Superheroes can't have jobs outside of cop, scientist, reporter, teacher, war veteran, [etc generic superhero job] because they need jobs practical to crime fighting that are thematically relevant so they can't have mundane jobs"
some of yall need to read outside of superhero comics if you're letting your imagination be so limited just because canon failed these concepts.
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lesiasmadness · 2 months ago
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@speedygoreman brought up the idea of Luke being picked up by the scruff like a kitten and I haven't been normal about since the day I heard it, so I had to express it
(PL Superhero AU designs by speedy of course)
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mourning-tides · 1 year ago
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Cassie Sandsmark they could never make me hate you. Even if they’re trying. Really hard
Also idk if Greta and Cassie were technically roommates at Saint Elias’s but who else would it be. They’re buddies. Bonds forged in Yj are unbreakable unfortunately
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prokopetz · 2 months ago
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Costumed superhero whose secret identity seems to be subject to some sort of anomalous confirmation bias. It's not that you can't prove who they really are – in fact, quite the opposite: if you start digging for proof that literally anyone is really them, as long as the allegation is even remotely plausible you'll eventually start turning up credible evidence that it's true. It's unclear whether this is part of their powers, or whether it's a different thing.
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iamgoodtobeart · 4 months ago
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HIII i start posting here also the illustrations from the new video on Youtube! Here's the Asgard Triad! Think is my less favourite of all the illustrations, but still good :3
Here you can find the Video where i make all of them !
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causeimcrayzeebee · 6 months ago
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Hiiii, still coping…Listen to me on this.
Actual superhero Tsuno. Sidekick Wada. Facing off against the Phantom Thief of Nagoya and her pyromaniac gf Watari.
I think it’d be silly and fun and I want to give Okazaki the epic rivalry she wants so desperately.
Also silly bonus but I feel like Kamimura and Hasegawa are absolutely like the two detectives assigned to the phantom thief cases and by god, they’re trying their best.
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a rivalry for the ages!
this is SO FUN dude I had a blast thinking of this concept n drawing it..... I may have used a bit too many obnoxious colors but hey we like to have whimsy and joy here
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this is so stupid but I giggled like an idiot making it
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