We went from 16 with over 2 suggestions to over 25! With almost 2/5 being more than that!
But here’s this week popular 25!
Lord Garmadon (Lego ninjago)
Eddie Diaz and Evan Buck Buckley (911 on fox)
Greg Universe (Steven universe)
Bandit Heeler (bluey)
Din Djarin (mandalorian)
Subject Delta (bioshock)
Heinz Doofeshmirtz (phineas and ferb)
Bob Blecher (bobs burgers)
Jean Valjean (les misérables)
Hans Hubermann (the book thief)
Calvin’s dad (Calvin and Hobbes)
Augustus Aquato (psychonauts)
Benjamin Sisko (Star Trek DS9)
Reigen Arakata (mob psycho 100)
Splinter (teenage mutant ninja turtles)
Pyrrha Dve (the locked tomb)
Seteth (fire emblem)
All might (my hero academia)
Iruka Umino (Naruto)
Joel Miller (the last of us)
Uncle Iron (avatar: the last airbender)
Kaname Date (AI: the Somnium Files)
Darkwing Duck/Drake Millard (darkwing duck)
Lee Everett (the walking dead game)
Hakoda (avatar)
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TMNT Micro Fic #4
Splinter paced a slow line back and forth in front of his eleven-year-old sons. This whole affair filled his heart with unease. However, a promise had been made, and the boys had fulfilled their part.
He drew a deep breath and faced the four eager faces squarely. “Do you promise to remain underground?”
“HAI, SENSEI!”
“Do you promise to take the first aid kit with you?”
“HAI, SENSEI!”
“Will you all kill each other if I let you go?”
Donatello instantly replied, “No, Sensei!” His left kneepad slipped down his string bean leg, but he pulled it back up with a kilowatt smile. His goggles toppled forward and left him tugging on their strap. The kneepad fell down again.
“Probably not?” Michelangelo glanced at Raph. His freckled baby-fat cheeks puffed as he bit back giggles. Toes tapping a quick rhythm, Mikey almost, but not quite, stopped himself from dancing where he stood. The streamers tied to his elbow pads rustled.
“Kill each other? Uh. I mean, maybe.” Raphael offered an honest smile with a hint of an apology shrug as a downpayment on any future scrapes or scuffs. He bumped his mismatched boxing-gloves together eagerly; he still wore bandaids from earlier in the week.
Leonardo matched the rest of his vibrating brothers. Blue finger-painted racing stripes covered his spindly upper body. Unfortunate thumbprints somewhat spoiled the design, but Leonardo hadn’t noticed his paint nipples yet. He laughed brightly. “Definitely yes!”
Splinter balked. “You will kill each other?”
“No, sensei! But I’m going to smoke all three of their tails! My racer is awesome!”
That triggered a tidal wave of denials.
“No way! My racer is way better!”
“You don’t even know what you’re messing with!”
“I’m gonna smoke your tail and don’t you forget it!”
Each of them had a hidden racer they’d worked on all winter. And while he’d helped them each out in turn—to make sure no one was going to lose limbs to this contest—Splinter knew what each of these racers looked like. He knew his sons. And he knew that this would be more of a demolition derby than a downhill race in the old spillway.
“You’d have to be mutated on the finish line to have a chance at beating me!”
“Yeah well, you’d need time travel to beat me!”
“My racer did time travel and I’ve already won, so—“
“I’m not loosing to a bunch of egg-pooping pipe-lickers—“
“Raphael! ENOUGH!”
Splinter sighed heavily and rubbed his temples. He was going to have a riot on his hands if he didn’t let them go.
Leonardo waved his hands desperately. Splinter was having second thoughts and Raph had to go throwing around bad words. Splinter needed reassurance, fast!
“But it will be fine, Sensei! We have the first aid kit! We’re just going to the spillway under Central Park! We will be—will have lots of sportsmanship! The good kind! Please let us go. We did all our chores. We behaved all winter! My racer—our racers are so cool! Pleeease—”
“Yeah! We did our chores! You said if—”
“It finally stopped raining! The spillway is dry for optimal racing—“
“I built the best racer, Sensei! Please! Lemme show’em! I can win—”
With slumped shoulders and a prayer that Shen would watch over them, Splinter relented. What else could he do? “Yes, yes, my turtles. Just remember your helmets!”
All four boys scattered full-tilt to their ’top secret garages’ before his second 'yes.'
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Bound
A/N: Why my brain decided that now is the perfect time to start a chapter fic I do not know. I think the idea appealed to me now of all times because it's an AU where I get to play around with personalities and situations a bit more than with my typical one shot. Everyone's got their flaws and good points, unlike shorter stories where I tend to zero in on one or the other. So let's see how this goes.
Posted on fanfiction.net >here<.
Teaser: Yoshi is forever changed when he loses a son so soon after his wife and daughter. Life in the lair is far from idyllic as a father's desire to shelter his sons causes friction and rebellion. But as they are bound to him, their lost brother remains bound to others, the life he'd lost kept hidden from him. Fate tore them apart, but now it seeks to bring them together once more.
Disclaimer: I do not own Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Bound: Prologue
1997 - Hamato Yoshi, age 35
New York City was meant to be a fresh start, a distancing of himself from the past both physically and mentally. But after only a few weeks, Yoshi found the weight of loneliness crushing down upon him in a country that seemed intent on reminding him that he did not belong there. The English lessons of his youth allowed him to communicate with his new neighbors, but his Japanese accent combined with his obvious heritage were often received as invitations to dismiss or even mock the simplest of requests. His landlord spoke quickly with overly flowery language to try and confuse him into paying unnecessary fees, and more than once someone had declared that they didn't speak Chinese before he had even had a chance to open his mouth.
He would have sacrificed anything to have his beloved Tang Shen and Miwa once more at his side.
The memories of the night Oroku Saki murdered his wife and daughter were always there, ready to pounce on him at the slightest provocation—a couple passing him on the street, a baby's cry, even a flickering candle would fill his mind with visions of fire and death. He was unfocused in his attempts at meditation, all efforts to clear his mind in vain. After weeks filled with nights interrupted by graphic nightmares, he knew that something had to change; he could not go on in such a state much longer. A stable mind was necessary to find and keep a job, something he desperately needed before his meager funds ran out. Something had to change.
It was on a whim that he walked into the somewhat dingy pet shop he passed every day during his morning walk. His apartment complex didn't allow cats or dogs, so he drifted toward the tanks full of colorful fish and hermit crabs. Wandering through the mess of tanks, one in particular caught his eye, one that seemed far too cramped for its current occupants.
Four baby turtles smaller than the palm of his hand sat in a rectangular glass tank that looked like it could use some cleaning. Yoshi admittedly knew very little about turtles or how to raise them, but looking at them made him feel as if he had at last stumbled upon kindred spirits, creatures that, like him, were trapped in a place they did not belong. Inquiring about them further, he was informed that they were brothers, all brought in together from the same clutch of eggs. Whether this was true or simply a marketing ploy to convince him to purchase all four of them together was of little consequence. Family by birth or by circumstance, he found himself unable to separate the small creatures from each other, purchasing the turtles, a dish to carry them home in, and a large tank with the necessary equipment and food to be delivered to his apartment that afternoon.
The toll on his wallet had been higher than he would have liked, but as he walked back out on to the street, he found the faintest of smiles gracing his face for the first time since the night of the fire. Having someone else to care for filled him with fresh determination, reigniting his appreciation for the beauty and wonder of life.
"It is my honor to be taking care of you from now on, my turtles. I shall work hard to repay this small joy that you have already given back to me tenfold."
But fate, which had already taken so much, it seemed was not through with him just yet.
The inherent wrongness he had felt from the strange man that bumped into him on his way to his apartment compelled him to follow until he took an abrupt turn down a narrow alley. As he hung back, listening to the man converse with another that could have been his identical twin, even a foreigner such as himself could tell that the cadence of their English was cold and stilted. The thick, glowing substance in the canister being handed from one to the other was cause for far greater concern, however, Yoshi having never in his life seen anything like it.
Strange men making back alley deals with unearthly chemicals at least warranted a tip off to the police, but as he kept his eyes and ears focused on the exchange, his feet disturbed a scrawny rat who bit at his ankle in surprise before racing down the alley. Between the rat's squeaks of displeasure and his own stifled cry, his eavesdropping had been uncovered. Soon he not only faced the disturbingly impassive gazes of the two men he had been spying on but two more who approached from behind, all sharing the same face. An easy escape cut off, he was left with no choice.
As his leg kicked out, his arms covered the bowl he carried protectively. It was clear these men meant to silence him, and as he fought for his freedom, he could not help the whispers in his mind shaming him for always putting those he was supposed to care for at risk. He had given in to his anger toward Saki then and his curiosity toward the strange man now. And as the canister fell from his aggressor's hands, shattering on the concrete and splattering its contents along not only the walls and street but also Yoshi himself, his cries of pain and anguish came less from the cracking and rearranging of his bones and more from the despair of the smashed bowl that had slipped his grasp.
The agony of the unnatural transformation coursing through his body momentarily distracted him. But as his form settled into its new shape, the pain ceased, leaving behind a disfigured humanoid body covered in fur, a long tail curling between his legs, and large, round ears picking up so many unique and chaotic sounds that he felt his head begin to pound from all the noise. One in particular stood out, however.
It was a cry, much like a baby's wail for their mother when they wake up at night to find themselves alone.
Prying open his strange, new eyes, Yoshi saw one of the men grasping a small, green creature by the leg, dangling it upside-down as its cries echoed through the alley. Three more just like it crawled on the ground, each covered in glowing green ooze, a turtle's shell on their backs. His eyes widened in terror.
"No!"
He was on his feet in an instant, gathering up the three turtle creatures as best he could as the man made to grab for another. Yoshi tried to fight, tried to wrench the still wailing infant from the stranger's grasp, but he was clumsy, his unfamiliar body unable to move as precisely as his former human frame, and in the end he could merely watch in horror as the man he had followed to the alley cut his losses and ran, one of the four still squirming in his arms.
Yoshi tried to give chase, but his hideous, rat-like form caused panic when spotted, and he quickly lost sight of the kidnapper. He searched for hours, cradling the three that remained of his adopted turtles to his furry chest as he ran through the alleyways and hid amongst trash, but long before his breath grew ragged, he knew it was hopeless. Fate had taken another from him.
Sneaking into his apartment through his window, he collapsed to the floor, tears streaming down his whiskered face as sobs wracked his mutated body. He would have to find somewhere else to live, somewhere safe for those that most would see as monsters. But as he felt tiny, three-fingered hands reach out to him, he opened his eyes and looked at his turtles—his sons.
"I am sorry. I meant to care for you, to keep you safe, but one brother is already lost, and it is all my fault." He gazed at them sadly, reaching out to pat their heads with his paw-like hands as they stared up at him curiously. "Our family has already been splintered, but I swear to you all that I will do whatever I can to keep the four of us together. We will live on, and your brother will not be forgotten."
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A/N: This story has been fully outlined for years. Wish me luck!
As always, critics and grammar police appreciated!
Chapter 1 on tumblr >here<
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