#like yes she is Just A Tarantula with an obvious eye weakness. I do not care you get to smash her with a statue and then it's revealed-

[luxrayz64]

I'll never understand the kind of ppl who think that armogohma is a shitty boss like she's my favourite zelda boss ever actually. how can you dislike her she's so silly

[moonmoonbiin]

Youngjae x reader + haunted house

 Quote / prompt: "Ugh this haunted house isn't even that scary, I- OH MY GOD!"

Parings: Youngjae x Reader

Requested By: @rin96emogirl 

"Please," you pooched your lip out slightly as you stared up at your boyfriend.

"Why?" He let out a small sigh as he adverted his eyes from you. You pouting your lips to him was a weakness of his and he always seemed to cave in when you did it. The problem was that you knew it was a weakness of his so he had to be extra careful.

"Because it'll be fun?" You raised an eyebrow as if it were the obvious answer.

"Jagiya, you know I'm a scaredy cat," Youngjae frowns at you.

You let out a small sigh. You and Youngjae had been dating for a little less than a year, but you had been friends for years. You knew too well that he was a little extra skittish than most, but that was one of the reasons why you loved him so much. He was adorable.

"Oppa," you leaned against him as you two rested on the couch. "Please? I'll protect you!" You promised, leaning up to kiss his cheek. While he was a little scaredy cat, you however, loved the thrill of being scared. Which was why as soon as you two started dating you had made it your goal to To to a haunted house with him.

Youngjae let out a small whine as he leaned back against the sofa. "If you did that, the guys would never let me live it down."

You tilted your head slightly as you looked at him. "But they all already know that you get scared easily," you reminded him.

"You're gonna keep asking until I say yes, aren't you?" He side-eyed you with a light glare.

"Yes," you grinned happily. "But if you really don't want to do one, then we won't," you added quickly. Though the idea of walking through a haunted house with him would be so fun, the last thing you wanted was for him to feel like you were forcing him to do it. You wanted to respect him and his decisions.

"Ah, Y/N," he wrapped an arm around your shoulders to bring you even closer to him. "Fine... We can go to one."

"Really?!" You asked, almost jumping with excitement.

"As long as it's just one!" Youngjae frowned, "and I get to pick our next two dates!"

You nodded enthusiastically with a happy smile. You couldn't wait to go to that haunted house!

You couldn't have been more excited. Finally it was the weekend and the evening of yours and Youngjae's Haunted House date! You had asked around for a good haunted house and several people recommend one that was right there in Seoul! It wasn't filled with a ton of extra gore, which was honestly a bonus for you and Youngjae. You much preferred to be scared than grossed out.

Youngjae found the destination easily and parked the car before frowned at the building. You couldn't help your grin though. This would be so exciting! You couldn't wait to hold his hand as you went through it together and although you knew he'd probably be the one clinging onto your back, you didn't mind!

Both of you got of the car and began heading towards the entrance and you grabbed Youngjae's arm, giving him a soft smile. "Are you sure you're okay with this?" You ask him.

He let out a small sigh before giving you a dazzling smile. You can't help but think at just how cute his smile truly is... "I can't go back on my word now," he tells you. "Let's go!"

As you get your tickets, you can see how Youngjae begins to get more and more nervous. He's glancing around, his eyes scanning every crook and cranny as if he thinks something is going to jump out of them -and something probably will... eventually-, he's sighing and tapping his foot.

"Hey," you grab his hand and entwine your fingers together. You give his hand a light squeeze, "don't let go of my hand, I might get scared."

He snorts then, and you tell he feels a bit better. "I can't believe I let you talk me into this," he mumbles as you grow close to the entrance.

"I asked if you wanted to back out several times," you reminded him with a small shrug.

Youngjae groans quietly. "What kind of man would I have been if I backed out of this challenge?"

"Uhm... a man who doesn't want to be scared?" He raised a confused eyebrow towards him. "Not liking haunted houses has nothing to do with your worth of being a man," you tell him.

"Ahuehue," a shrill voice behind you both cackles. Youngjae all but screams, as he jumps frantically and turns around quickly. You have to admit, even you were taken off guard a bit.

A short woman dressed as a spooky goblin hobbled up to you both. Youngjae let's out something similar to a whine and he grabs yours arms and secures himself behind you. You imagined it was a funny sight since Youngjae was several inches taller than you, yet he was trying so hard to hide behind you.

"So you've decided to enter the darkness, have you?" The goblin asked, an evil smirk on her face as her head tilted back and forth. "In here are the poor souls that will never be able to escape this hell... Let's just hope you can," she held out a wobbly, wrinkled hand and a door opened up for you two.

Youngjae began to groan softly as you stepped through the doorway. Already, he was holding onto your arms securely. You almost wanted to giggle but instead you bit your lip and walked down the dim hallway slowly. Cobwebs hung everywhere which kinda spooked you out since you had a fear of spiders but you just told yourself kept telling yourself they were fake.

You make it to the end of the dim hallway and there's a new hall. The flickering lights are a dull yellow and there's only two rooms down the hall, both with open archways. The first one is the left, just a few yards from the start of the hall, the other is in the right, further on down. From your spot, you can already hear the low groaning and further down clings of some sort.

Youngjae moans as you begin to slowly step inside the hall. As you near the first door you always suspect what's going to happen, so when a zombie jumps out of a the first flickering blood-spattered room, you're not that surprised. Youngjae however, screamed, loud. He grabbed you back, quickly ushering you away from the door but slowing down his pace as he comes closer to the next archway.

"I have a bad feeling about this..." he mutters as you both slowly inch closer to the next archway.

That's how the majority of the haunted house went... Youngjae hiding behind you, then screaming whenever whatever monster was in the room jumped out before pushing you to the next. There were all kinds of creatures the haunted house had, too... Zombies, werewolves, demons, some little goblin-looking things. There were even a few clowns, which Youngjae disliked the most, but you had to admit, he was being a pretty good sport. He was still screaming of course, but he hadn't quit!

Both of you were drawing close to the end as countless of exit signs with arrows pointing in one peculiar direction began to appear. You frowned slight. It had been a god haunted house but it wasn't terrifying. It was filled with the class occult creatures...

You and Youngjae entered the final room and he sighed. "Finally... it's almost over," he let out a grateful breath.

"I'm a bit disappointed," you admitted honestly.

"What?!" His eyes widen in confusion. "Why would you be disappointed."

"I mean, all the scares were so typical!" You huffed slightly.

Youngjae inched closer to you as the lights flickered and you could see the outline of a hunched-back woman, a witch, youbwere assuming. You weren't paying much attention to the scenery or you would have noticed the giant cobwebs looming around in the dark corners.

"It seems pretty spooky to me..." Youngjae mutters.

"Ugh, this haunted house isn't even that scary, I- OH MY GOD!!" You screeched, taking a giant step back into Youngjae as the light shone on the witch.

She looked like a typical witch... warts and dark makeup covered her a face. She had dark eyes and large, hook nose... What got you were the spiders. The real live tarantula spiders she had crawling on her!! There was one in her greasy hay-like gray hair, and another on her neck. One was even on her hand, and you shuddered as you looked at them.

"My babies..." the witch cooed, and hand coming up to touch the spider on her neck. One of its hairy legs stretched up her neck further and you visibly cringed.

"Oh my god, no!" You moaned, and for the first time that night you were hiding behind Youngjae. He wasn't a fan of spiders either, but he could deal with them a hell of a lot better than you could!

"You're just in time children," the witch's hoarse voice told you.

"Let's go, let's go," you chanted, now noticing all the spider webs. Mason jars decorated around the room and when the light hit it just right you could swore you saw spiders in them... Or maybe you were so paranoid that you were just imagining them. Either way, you didn't want to find out! You just wanted to leave.

You grabbed Youngjae's hand and was practically latched onto his side as you began to pull him away.

"They're mother is hungry!" The witch cackled and then it happened.

A ridiculously huge fake spider dropped from the ceiling, hanging just several feet above you and Youngjae. You shrieked, barely having time to think as you freaked. You almost pushed Youngjae over as you ran as fast as you could to the door and you screamed the entire way.

"Jagiya!" Youngjae called after you. "Don't leave me behind!"

It was just a minute later that you both were on the other side of the exit, panting to catch your breath. "Seriously?" Youngjae said between gasps of air. "You freak out at the giant spider?"

You give him a light glare back as you try to clam you breath... It didn't work, you were still too freaked out! "Spiders... are from hell..." you pant.

Youngjae shakes his head slowly and it's another good minute before you both can breath normally again, although your heart feels like it's about to burst out of your chest. You couldn't believe your friends recommended this haunted house to you- especially since most of them knew you were terrified of spiders!

"Okay," Youngjae wraps an arm around your shoulders and rubs your arm lightly. "Don't worry about the spooky spider. You know I always get spiders for you," he tells you softly.

You can't help but smile... He was such a sunshine and you loved him so much for it. You wrapped an arm around his waist and rested your head on his shoulder as you two start walking to the parking lot. "Would you even kill that spider for me?" You giggle.

"Eh..." Youngjae makes a slight face. "That one may be a bit too much... but hey, I'd sacrifice Jackson in your behalf."  

You giggled as he kissed the top of your head. "How about some ice cream? I say we deserve it."

"Sounds good to me," you tell him sweetly.

Other than the last room, it hadn't been too bad... Maybe you could convince him to go to another haunted house next year...

I hope you enjoyed it! 

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[daresplaining]

hey, thanks for the awesome answer on matt's hero allies! :D turning it around a bit -- what about the heroes matt has clashed with? the most obvious are frank (for a given amount of hero) and tony (superior iron man, i am looking at you, but there's of course civil war), but what about any others with whom he's butted heads?

   No problem!

   Superheroes fighting superheroes is one of the most popular comics tropes, so Matt has fought a whole bunch of good guys over the course of his career. We’re not including everyone here, but we’ll try to cover all of the usual suspects. And since you didn’t specify whether you wanted to hear about ideological disagreements or physical ones, we’ll talk about both!

Namor

    Namor the Sub-Mariner is one of those people who Matt has fought on only a few occasions, and always due to some key misunderstanding. Namor has nothing against Matt, but he doesn’t have much respect for surface-dwellers as a group and doesn’t hesitate to use force to get his points across. And Matt, though outmatched by the super-strong Namor in every way, is still willing to try and fight him when he starts acting like a threat. Though these two don’t run into each other that often, Namor gets a spot among Matt’s notable opponents because of his appearance in the beautifully badass Daredevil vol. 1 #7 (excerpted below). In this early Daredevil story, Namor tries to hire Nelson and Murdock to sue the human race for denying Atlantis access to the surface world. When the legal system fails to help him, he turns violent. Matt tries to keep him from hurting anyone, and despite getting the everloving snot beaten out of him, he refuses to stop fighting– earning Namor’s respect in the process. (Netflix show fans, this issue is the hallway fight of Daredevil comics. Read it.) Of course, this beatdown doesn’t prevent Matt from trying to fight Namor again, 70 issues later– with similar results. You have to admire his tenacity.  

Caption: “But, once again, the power of the Sub-Mariner is greater than any could suppose, and it is he who recovers first– while the Man Without Fear, despite his insulated gloves– lies weak, and dazed, and helpless…! Yet, how can one measure the limitless courage of a fellow human? Although on the brink of unconsciousness– although racked with pain and fatigue– still the sightless crusader reaches out–!”

Matt: “Come back! You– you mustn’t fight the others–! They’re innocent– mustn’t be harmed– mustn’t–!”

Namor: “I have fought the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, and other super-powered humans, but none has been more courageous than he, the most vulnerable of all!”

[Daredevil vol. 1 #7 by Stan Lee, Wally Wood, and Artie Simek]

Elektra

    Conflict is, of course, at the heart of Matt’s relationship with Elektra. He does team up with her quite a bit, but always with the uncomfortable awareness of her willingness to kill. In the beginning, when they first reunited as adults, this was a huge factor in their interactions, with Matt wanting to reconnect with Elektra yet horrified by her chosen profession. Elektra, for her part, tends to do most of her killing when Matt is not around, and she has gone through several phases of her life (lives?) where she has tried to weed out that aspect of her morality. But these experimentations with a no-killing code have never been permanent, and by this point Matt has acknowledged that there’s nothing he can do to change that. As a result, they don’t tend to argue about it as much as they used to.    

Matt: “You’re going to jail, Elektra. You’re a killer… a cold-blooded assassin… and I’m taking… you… in…”

[Daredevil vol. 1 #175 by Frank Miller, Klaus Janson, and Christie Scheele]

Wade Wilson

    Everything about Deadpool, from his banter to his body odor (not to mention his casual approach to murder), is offensive to Matt, meaning that even when they’re not outright physically fighting, they are almost always at odds. They do actually team up from time to time, but Matt never enjoys it. Deadpool’s feelings toward Matt aren’t quite as clear, but he spends a lot of time complaining about Matt’s sense of humor– which always vanishes the moment he comes into contact with Wade. (Yes, Deadpool writers, Matt does actually have a sense of humor.)

Matt: “You’re a complete lunatic. You hear voices. You think people are always watching you…”

Wade: “Hi, kettle! Meet black! You dated Typhoid Mary and used to run the Hand.”

[Deadpool (2012) #11 by Brian Posehn, Gerry Duggan, and Mike Hawthorne]

Carlos LaMuerto

    Carlos (AKA Black Tarantula) is another antihero-type figure with whom Matt occasionally clashes on issues of morality. The two meet in jail, where they develop a tenuous alliance that leads to Matt helping Carlos find work once he gets paroled. Much later, Carlos becomes an invaluable friend during Matt’s attempt to take control of the Hand. But in the beginning they have their disagreements. Carlos wants to be a hero and to make his neighborhood safer for those who live there, but with his criminal background and intimate knowledge of the street gangs he finds himself fighting, he is aware that sometimes effective solutions require breaking a few laws. Matt respects the legal system far too much to be a fan of this approach– despite the fact that he himself breaks laws every day as Daredevil.

Carlos: “You gotta be kidding me, man. I have needs, Murdock… my neighborhood has needs. You wanna hand this over to some crooked cops… when it could be doing some good?”

Matt: “Not our call, Carlos… we’re not here to play Robin Hood.”

[Daredevil vol. 2 Annual #1 by Ed Brubaker, Leandro Fernandez, and June Chung]

Clint Barton

    Matt and Hawkeye rarely interact on-panel, but they do have one big fight in Daredevil vol. 1 #99– which just so happens to be one of the greatest DD issues of all time, so we had to put him on the list.

Matt: “Hey, now– cool it, William Tell. Can’t you see you’re upsetting the lady?

Clint: “My eyes are as good as yours, fearless.”

Matt: “I’ll just bet they are.”

(Oooooooooooooh.)

[Daredevil and the Black Widow vol. 1 #99 by Steve Gerber, Sam Kweskin, and Stan Goldberg]

Peter Parker

    As we discussed in the other post, Matt and Peter are really good friends, but writers sure do love having them fight! Most of their battles are good old fashioned supervillain manipulation (their very first encounter involves the Ringmaster mind controlling Peter into fighting Matt), but others are ideological and personal. Like all close friends, they have their squabbles. Peter, no matter his age, tends to feel like a kid among the older superheroes, and he hates feeling like he is being talked down to or ignored. He and Matt have clashed before on the topics of crimefighting, justice, and on how best to deal with big-time villains like the Kingpin.  

Peter: “Y’know, I used to like you… respect you! But, now you’re pulling high school pranks and standing up for creeps like Kingpin!”

Matt: “[…] What bothers me is, the man is right! Kingpin is evil… he shouldn’t be allowed back in New York! I wish things were that simple!”

[Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1 #287 by Jim Owsley, Erik Larsen, and Julianna Ferriter]

Steve Rogers

   Matt doesn’t fight Steve as often as he fights Peter, but it’s a pretty close thing. Cap is another character the writers seem to love flinging at Matt, and vice versa. They don’t dislike each other (they actually like each other quite a bit), and their fights are always circumstantial– usually the result of mind control or some other artificial judgement impairment.

Steve: “So the little devil wants to fight, eh? Then let’s!”

Matt: “Whew! Nearly took my head off! As if I needed any more evidence that Cap’s gone nuts!”

[Captain America vol. 1 #375 by Mark Gruenwald, Ron Lim, and Steve Buccellato]

   The big exception is their fight at the beginning of Daredevil vol. 3, in which Cap tries to take Matt to task for his actions during “Shadowland”.

Steve: “I gave you time to turn yourself in. My patience is up.”

[Daredevil vol. 3 #2 by Mark Waid, Paolo Rivera, and Javier Rodriguez]

   Matt picks up on the fact that Steve is on edge here because of unrelated personal problems, but he also does genuinely have a good reason for going after Matt. Demonic possession notwithstanding, Matt turned into a city-wide menace during “Shadowland”, and we’re of the opinion that there wasn’t nearly enough of this kind of fallout from it.

The Punisher

   Frank is, as you mention, a longtime frenemy of Matt’s, and we’ve talked a lot already on this blog about their fights. But we also wanted to highlight Matt’s great ideological clash with another Punisher: Rachel Cole-Alves. Rachel, a Marine whose husband is gunned down on her wedding day, teams up with Frank to enact her own retribution against the criminals responsible. As he has for years with Frank, Matt tries to get her to see that there are other ways to deal with loss.  Like Frank, she is dismissive of Matt’s advice, and Matt is not a fan of her perspective on loss-fueled retribution.      

Rachel: “You know what gives me the strength? My loss. We’re alike that way, I imagine. Admit it: nobody who’s a stranger to that particular pain could ever be as driven as us.”

Matt: “…Don’t you ever say that to me ever again. That is a repellent statement. It’s a vomitous insult to every cop– every fireman– every soldier alive who steps up to fight for those who can’t! I am sorry for your loss! But if you genuinely believe that only the death of a loved one can motivate a human being to take up a cause… then get your pathetic, cynical ass out of my way so I can do my job!”

[Daredevil vol. 3 #11 by Mark Waid, Marco Checchetto, and Matt Hollingsworth]

Luke Cage

   Matt and Luke are close friends, and they don’t tend to fight much, but we wanted to include him on the list because Luke is one of the primary superheroes who always steps up and speaks out when Matt messes up. His unwillingness to take nonsense from Matt started way back when they first met. Luke is very difficult to impress, and while he does hugely respect Matt, he also holds him to a high standard, and isn’t willing to let him off the hook for perceived errors of judgement.

Luke: “…You could just as easily admit to who and what you are– Because, yo, man, who you are means a lot more to people than you realize. You are an inspiration to handicapped people… and it ain’t got nothin’ to do with your costume and it’s nothing to be ashamed of. Be a man! Stand for something more than just a pair of tights. ‘Cuz– what’s going on now? Just don’t want no part of it. This is you, Matt. This is your life. And we both know that every story has a %$#&bag in it. And right now, it’s you.”

[Daredevil vol. 2 #43 by Brian Michael Bendis, Alex Maleev, and Matt Hollingsworth]

Max Coleridge

   Max (AKA the Shroud) doesn’t run into Matt nearly as much as you’d expect, given that he’s another of Marvel’s very few blind superheroes, but he is one of Matt’s main antagonists throughout Volume 4. (Note that the term “antagonist” does not mean “bad guy”. It describes any character who is working at cross-purposes with the protagonist.) Max doesn’t have anything against Matt in particular, but his creepy obsession with locating his ex-wife interferes again and again with Matt’s efforts to drive the actual bad guys out of San Francisco. This leads them to continually butt heads.

Matt: “What have you done now, Max? You’re crazy, you know that? Every time I trust you, it bites me. You’ve exhausted my patience.”

[Daredevil vol. 4 #15 by Mark Waid, Chris Samnee, and Matt Wilson]

   There’s also an element of territoriality to their clashes. Matt sweeps into San Francisco under a huge spotlight, having just outted himself as Daredevil, and Max feels threatened and overshadowed by his larger-than-life presence in the city.

Max: “I won’t mince words. This is my turf. There’s no room for you in this city. Leave.”

Matt: “…Nice you meet you, too. You might want to dial back the attitude, though. I have a real zero-tolerance policy when it comes to bullies.”

[Daredevil vol. 4 #2 by Mark Waid, Chris Samnee, and Javier Rodriguez]

Natasha Romanov

   Natasha is another person who gets the honor of appearing on both lists. We’ve talked before about the combative nature of her relationship with Matt. They are great friends, but their time as partners (professional and romantic) was rife with tension and arguments as they tried to negotiate the power dynamics of their relationship. After the initial honeymoon phase ended, Natasha came to realize that she was being pushed to the side. Matt is a domineering, take-charge kind of person, and he was treating her like a sidekick. Natasha, concerned about what this would do to her image as a crimefighter, and unhappy with being overshadowed and underestimated, was quick to confront Matt whenever he grew too self-centered.

Natasha: “It suddenly struck me, Matt, that for the past few weeks– I’ve been your partner– You never thank me– never accept me for what I am– a person– someone apart from you– someone who acts and reacts for her own reasons– not just for yours! I’ve been your partner, Mr. Murdock– but you haven’t been mine!”

[Daredevil vol. 1 #91 by Gerry Conway, Gene Colan, and Tom Palmer]

   This tension eventually led to their break-up, when Natasha decided that she needed some time to herself, and to work independently again. This, it turns out, was a wise choice. They still have the occasional argument, but since they’re no longer living and working in such close proximity, their friendship has been much less turbulent ever since.  

Nick Fury/S.H.I.E.L.D.

   Matt has always had a chilly relationship with S.H.I.E.L.D. He isn’t a fan of subterfuge (unless he’s the one initiating it, of course), and he and his friends have had a lot of bad experiences with the organization. He doesn’t tend to actively fight them– and he’s actually gone on missions for them a number of times– but he’s also stood in opposition to them, most recently by representing Bruce Banner’s interests while Maria Hill had him on retainer. There’s an alternate universe in which Matt becomes a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent instead of a superhero, but obviously that’s an exception…

Fury: “Get your signatures later, Piercey! You and Dugan clear this room– me an’ the lawyer got to go at it one-on-one!”

Matt: “What happened to that infamous S.H.I.E.L.D. know-all, see-all, colonel? It’s ex-lawyer, nowadays– not that that’s going to save you from seeing me in court! Harassment, assault, kidnapping– I’m going to hit S.H.I.E.L.D. with so many civil and criminal suits you’ll wish you never rebuilt this spook city!”

[Daredevil vol. 1 #298 by D.G. Chichester, Lee Weeks, and Christie Scheele]

Ghost Rider

   Matt has never really known what to make of Ghost Rider, but he does know that the whole Penance Stare thing creeps him out, and that he’s not a fan of Ghost Rider’s absolute and unyielding approach to justice. Physically, Matt isn’t much of a match for the spirit of vengeance, but that doesn’t stop him from trying to stand up to him anyway. It never ends well.

Ghost Rider: “Vengeance has been served… but not in the way I had intended… I was attracted to this man because of forces at work far beyond your ken, Daredevil– and in your zeal for so-called “justice,” you prevented me from learning the truth about the murderer you seek when you interrupted the Penance Stare.”

Matt: “His fingers… his fingers are in my mind!”

[Daredevil vol. 1 #372 by Joe Kelly, Ariel Olivetti, and Christie Scheele]

Wolverine

   Another in the long list of killers who Matt occasionally teams up with. Their disagreements are pretty standard…

Matt: “But we’re not God, we’re not judges, we’re not killers! He’s almost dead, he’ll probably die! His own fighting will have killed him, not you! Don’t make it you! Don’t do it, Wolverine!”

Logan: “He wants my brand of justice– not yours! Blast! I want to kill him!”

[Daredevil vol. 1 #249 by Ann Nocenti, Rick Leonardi, and Christie Scheele]

   …except for that time Wolverine was brainwashed and broke into Matt’s apartment and started insulting him. That was new.  

Logan: “Listen to you, Murdock: talking like you’re some kinda superhero– Ever wonder why they didn’t ask you to join their fancy teams, big shot? Ever wonder why you always work alone? ‘Cuz you’re blind. Handicapped. Oughta hear the sick jokes they crack behind your back–”

[Wolverine vol. 3 #24 by Mark Millar, John Romita, Jr., and Paul Mounts]

Himself, that one time

Matt: “This is impossible!”

Stick: “Maybe it is. But that’s not gonna stop those three… impossibilities… from taking you apart!”

[Daredevil vol. 1 #349 by J.M. DeMatteis, Cary Nord, and Christie Scheele]