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nooowestayandgetcaught · 4 months

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FLASH FICTION FRIDAY (MASTERPOST)

How exciting! I did every Friday for all of 2023!

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WEEK 1 -- Set The Stage (Will Byers/Mike Wheeler, Stranger Things (TV 2016), T-rating, 504 words)

There's only a couple more hours until opening night starts. And everything's ruined.

WEEK 2 -- Birth Of A Star (Sansa Stark/Ygritte, Game of Thrones & ASOIAF, G-rating, 365 words)

Ygritte longs to steal a maiden’s kiss.

WEEK 3 -- Fine By Me (Raul Cocolotl & Kat Elliot, Wendell & Wild (2022), No Rating, 417 words)

Raúl hears a terrified scream in Sister Helley's classroom and comes running.

WEEK 4 -- Pure Imagination (Artemis Crock/Dick Grayson/Wally West, Young Justice (Cartoon), T-rating, 459 words)

It's good to have their boyfriend-not-boyfriend finally home.

WEEK 5 -- Where Secrets Lie // First Light (Charlie Bradbury/Gilda, Supernatural (TV 2005), T-rating, 600 words)

Charlie abandons what remains of a normal life in search of the one she loves—a good fairy.

WEEK 6 -- Who Are You // Eclipse (Korra/Asami Sato, Avatar: Legend of Korra, M-rating, 700 words)

Asami loses Korra inside the Fog of Souls. She must get her back.

WEEK 7 -- Trapped In The Dark // Earthshine (Kim Possible/Shego, Kim Possible (Cartoon), T-rating, 700 words)

"Come on out, Kimmy… let's finish this."

WEEK 8 -- You're Not Alone // Nuclear Cluster (Faith Lehane/Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV), E-rating, 1000 words)

Faith accidentally gets sent to another version of Sunnydale. A really messed up Sunnydale.

WEEK 9 -- Sea & Sun (Valerie Frizzle & Ms. Frizzle's Class, Dorothy Ann & Wanda & Arnold & Ralphie & Carlos & Keesha & Tim, Magic School Bus, G-rating, 765 words)

It's a never a normal field trip with Ms. Frizzle. This time, and to everyone's excitement, they head to the beach!

WEEK 10 -- Celestial Bodies (Baelfire | Neal Cassidy/Captain Hook | Killian Jones, Once Upon a Time, No Rating, 603 words)

In their final moments, Neal decides to reconcile with an old friend.

WEEK 11 -- Tree Of Life (Eris | Discordia/Bia, Eris | Discordia/Hesperides, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, M-rating, 300 words)

Eris steals a golden apple, intending to disrupt one of the weddings happening on Olympus. Someone disrupts her.

WEEK 12 -- Filled With Clarity (Derek/Odette, Swan Princess (1994), G-rating, 564 words)

While they're still young, Derek realizes Odette is not what she seems.

WEEK 13 -- Deep End (Damian Wayne & Colin Wilkes, Damian Wayne/Colin Wilkes, Batman Comics, T-rating, 256 words)

As much as Colin would like to think this was forever, he wasn’t dumb—Robin wouldn’t need him eventually.

WEEK 14 -- Cold Object (Diedrich/Vincent Phantomhive, Kuroshitsuji | Black Butler, M-rating, 1123 words)

"Mine at last. Just like I have always wanted."

WEEK 15 -- -Against The Flow (Matsuoka Gou/Mikoshiba Isuzu, Free!, G-rating, 324 words)

Muscles. Men. Meetings with the Iwatobi Swim Club. That's all Gou is supposed to care about.

WEEK 16 -- An Eternal Summer (Jane Bennet/Charles Bingley, Pride and Prejudice (2005), No Rating, 448 words)

Mr Bingley refuses to leave Jane's side long while she's ill.

WEEK 17 -- What Comes Next (Kaneda Shoutarou/Shima Tetsuo, Akira (Anime & Manga), M-rating, 793 words)

When their enemies get the jump on them, It's his turn to save Kaneda.

WEEK 18 -- Didn't Mean It (Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III & Toothless, How to Train Your Dragon (Movies), T-rating, 423 words)

Hiccup doesn't want Toothless to think Hiccup is mad at him. Even if the workshop nearly got set on fire.

WEEK 19 -- How Far We've Come (Søstre | Sisters/Prinsesse | Princess/Prins | Prince, Den lille Havfrue | The Little Mermaid - Hans Christian Andersen, E-rating, 576 words)

Because of the prince and his princess, her sister no longer lives. This cannot be.

WEEK 20 -- Comedian's Night (Dick Grayson | Robin/Red X, Teen Titans Animated Series, T-rating, 987 words)

Robin investigates trouble in Jump City's local performing arts center and gets the unlikeliest backup.

WEEK 21 -- The Devil You Forgot (Coraline Jones/Wybie Lovat, Coraline (2009), No Rating, 1489 words)

Eleven years later, Wybie and Coraline return to the Pink Palace Apartments, unlocking their memories.

WEEK 22 -- Yes, Sir!! (Starlight & Sweetheart & Melody & Bright Eyes & Patch & Clover & Bon Bon, My Little Pony Generation 1.5: Tales (Cartoon 1992), G-rating, 339 words)

Sweetheart never learned to roller skate. The other ponies teach her and encourage Sweetheart to overcome her fear.

WEEK 23 -- All The King's Horses And All The King's Men (Ygraine de Bois/Nimueh, BBC Merlin, M-rating, 472 words)

On the eve of King Uther's long-awaited marriage ceremony, Nimueh convinces her lover to flee.

WEEK 24 -- Where The Flowers Grow (Higa Hiromi | Shadow/Oka Shokichi, SK8 the Infinity (Anime), T-rating, 566 words)

In the middle of his break, Hiromi gets an unexpected visit from Manager Oka.

WEEK 25 -- Sink Or Swim (OceanGate Titan Submersible, RMS Titanic, Logitech F710 Wireless Gamepad, Mysterious Banging Noises Coming at 30 Minute Intervals, Angry Spirits of the Working Class Poor on the RMS Titanic, Yacht-Destroying Orcas, Ever Given Container Ship, Titanic 1997's Director James Cameron's Evil Twin, Metal-Eating Bacteria in the Atlantic Ocean, US Coast Guard, OceanGate - Fandom, No Rating, 589 words)

Alright… who did it? Who went ahead and broke it?"

WEEK 26 -- Can We Kiss? (Daisy Duck/Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse and Friends, G-rating, 241 words)

For 'What Makes You Happy! Day… Minnie would like to ask Daisy something.

WEEK 27 -- Reporting The Scoop (Kururugi Suzaku/Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Kururugi Suzaku & Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Code Geass, T-rating, 1631 words)

Lelouch exposes Suzaku's bullies to the entirety of Ashford Academy without Suzaku's knowledge. It doesn't go over well.

WEEK 28 -- On The Edge (Julie Grigio/R, Warm Bodies (2013), No Rating, 493 words)

While bleeding out, Julie asks R to do something unthinkable for R. But he will. For her.

WEEK 29 -- The Sand Ocean (Kiba/Tsuma/Cheza, Wolf's Rain (Anime), M-rating, 999 words)

After a narrow escape, Kiba lets his pack rest before their journey begins again.

WEEK 30 -- An Old Friend (Margot Robbie's Barbie/J. Robert Oppenheimer, Barbie (2023) & Oppenheimer (2023) Crossover, T-rating, 1037 words)

Oppenheimer remembers Toni's little doll when she was fifteen. But never how remarkable it was.

WEEK 31 -- Gotta Go Fast (Daria Morgendorffer, Jane Lane, Jodie Landon, Michael "Mack" Mackenzie & Brittany Taylor, Kevin Thompson, Angela L, Daria (Cartoon), No Rating, 390 words)

The reception hall for Lawndale High's senior prom has a 24 hour go-kart track across the street. Pandemonium starts.

WEEK 32 -- Ten Years Later (Rafe McCawley/Danny Walker, Pearl Harbor (2001), M-rating, 1544 words)

In the middle of the night, Danny comes to Rafe. Once when they're kids and once before Rafe leaves for England.

WEEK 33 -- Broken Mirror (Princess Bubblegum/Marceline, Adventure Time, G-rating, 458 words)

Marceline accidentally knocks over Bonnibel's newest invention while cooking spaghetti.

WEEK 34 -- Mall At Night (Gregory & Wirt, Over the Garden Wall (Cartoon & Comics), No Rating, 1104 words)

Wirt and Greg end up accidentally locked inside after closing hours.

WEEK 35 -- Found Family (Ellie & Joel, The Last of Us (TV & Video Game), T-rating, 774 words)

"I can't believe you're in prison."

WEEK 36 -- Portal Fiction (Non-magical Fionna-world Marshall Lee/Gary Prince, Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake, (Cartoon 2023), E-rating, 1297 words)

Fionna goes missing. Marshall Lee and Gary finally meet and theorize about where she's gone… while in bed.

WEEK 37 -- How Do You Use 'It'? (Cornelius/Thumbelina, Thumbelina (1994), G-rating, 579 words)

During a journey in the nightfall, Cornelius encourages Thumbelina to inquire about their world and ride his pet bumblebee.

WEEK 38 -- Under The Night Sky (Chris Washington, Rod Williams, Get Out (2017), No Rating, 355 words)

"What the hell did I tell you, man?"

WEEK 39 -- Blood Is Thicker Than Water (D. J. Tanner & Stephanie Tanner, D. J. Tanner & Michelle Tanner, Kimmy Gibbler & D. J. Tanner, Full House (US TV), M-rating, 1151 words)

Stephanie ends up in the car accident with Gia when D. J. doesn't stop her from leaving. Nobody survives.

WEEK 40 -- Spine In A Twist (Cassia/Milo/Atticus, Pompeii (2014), No Rating, 944 words)

As everything ends, Milo finds comfort in the two living souls he belongs to.

WEEK 41 -- An Empty Grave (Geralt z Rivii | Geralt of Rivia/Jaskier | Dandelion, The Witcher (TV), T-rating, 1016 words)

Geralt barely survives against Vilgefortz. Jaskier looks after his recovery in Brokilon, washing Geralt's wounds and despairing.

WEEK 42 -- By Candlelight (Jet Black & Ed & Ein & Spike Spiegel & Faye Valentine, Ed & Ein, Cowboy Bebop (Anime), No Rating, 1136 words)

A group of lousy ship-jackers end up on the Bebop. They're screwed.

WEEK 43 -- Torn Veil (Will Graham/Hannibal Lecter, Hannibal (TV), E-rating, 1074 words)

"Chasing shadows in the middle of the night, Will?"

WEEK 44 -- I Can't Tell (Dimitri/Anya | Anastasia Romanov, Anastasia (1997), G-rating, 821 words)

Anya slips on an icy patch of road on their way to Paris and hits her head. The dreams afterward feel familiar.

WEEK 45 -- By Any Other Name (Lottie Turner/Etheldreda Bloodworth, Harry Potter: Magic Awakened (Video Game), T-rating, 200 words)

A rose is a rose, and Etheldreda feels something blossoming once again in her heart… if she had as such.

WEEK 46 -- Sand Of Time (Obi-Wan Kenobi & Leia Organa & Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa & Luke Skywalker, Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi (TV), No Rating, 814 words)

Out of the middle of the Jutland Wastes, on Tatooine, Leia and Luke happen to meet.

WEEK 47 -- A Form Of Distraction (Peeta Mellark/Finnick Odair, The Hunger Games, M-rating, 1640 words)

With tensions rising, Finnick decides to get Peeta alone for a little bit.

WEEK 48 -- Nebulous Roads (Alphonse Elric & Edward Elric, Edward Elric & Alfons Heiderich, Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), T-rating, 630 words)

Edward nearly runs over the man who holds a resemblance to his younger brother. Meanwhile, Alphonse wakes up.

WEEK 49 -- Fool Me Once (Asha/Star, Disney's Wish (2023), G-rating, 300 words)

Asha discovers the little star from the heavens she wished on… is actually a boy.

WEEK 50 -- A Promise To Break (Hakoda/Zuko, Avatar: the Last Airbender, E-rating, 1622 words)

Hakoda expects a diplomatic visit from the Firelord may mend some broken ties between their nations. Perhaps foolishly so.

WEEK 51 -- Among Any Option (Madeline Usher/Verna, The Fall of the House of Usher (TV 2023), T-rating, 100 words)

"What do you think, Madeline? Hmm? A kiss or a kill?"

WEEK 52 -- Imperfect Sign (Felix Catton/Oliver Quick, Saltburn (2023), M-rating, 587 words)

Instead of leaving when he poisons Felix, Oliver stays.

#flash fiction friday

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avatarvyakara · 11 months

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On a related note:

Ages in Strands of Webbing

The story takes place from (in Miles’ and Peter B’s timelines) 2018 to 2023. Here we have the various Spiders in the cluster, along with their ages during this time and their primary base of operation.

(Mild spoilers for the story!)

Miles Morales/Spider-Man (1610): 14-19, Brooklyn

Peter B. Parker/Spider-Man (616): 38-43, Queens

Gwen Stacy/Spider-Woman (67): 15-20, Queens

Peter Benjamin Parker/Spider-Man (90214): 19-24, Manhattan

Peni Parker/SP//dr (14512): 14-19, Manhattan

Peter Porker/Spider-Ham (8311): 31-36, Brooklyn

Miguel O’Hara/Spiderman (928): 26-31, the Bronx

Peter Pauker/Cob (9817): 17-22, Staten Island

Roshni Raj/Web-Weaver (820): 20-25, Manattan (Navayurka, Amrika)

Mabel Reilly/Lady Spider (1647): 23-28, Manhattan

Billy Braddock/Spider-Man (467): 16-21, York (England)

Spider-Glitch (68): 28-33, the Program

Cindy Moon/Silk (423): 19-24, Queens

Pavitr Prabhakar/Spider-Man (5244): 15-20, Kolkata (India)

Hobie Brown/Spider-Punk (965): 18-23, Capital 11.2

Peter Parker/Otto Octavius/Superior Spider-Man (43053): 56 24-29, Queens

Anansi (3): ???

Mary-Jane Watson/Carnage (5218): 22-27, Queens

Mayday Parker/Spider-Girl (66): 13-18, Queens

Hida Haraka/Jorōgumo (50121): 11-16, the forests on Kyushu (Japan)

Pete Ross/Black Spider (7642): 2-7, Manhattan (formerly Washington, DC)

Peter Parquagh/Spider in the Web (311): 16-21, London (England)

Peter Kaine Parker/Spider-Man Mayday’s Dad (66): 48-53, Queens

Peter Parker/Iron Spider (559): 13-18, Queens

Peter Parker/Hobgoblin (126): 20-25, Queens

Peter Parker/Webslinger (8022): 24-29, New York (Texas)

K. Peni Parker/SP//dr (38956): 13-18, Manhattan

Piguel O’Malley/Spiderham (20061): 32-37, the Bronx

Miles J. Morales/Spider-Man (9198): 17-22, Brooklyn

Cindy Moon/Silkworm (1610): 26-31, San Francisco

Peredur y Parchedig/Spider-Man (36): 18-23, Eboracum (York in Roman Britain)

Charlie and his 400 brothers and sisters/Spiders-Man (8311): 0-2, Brooklyn

Ebenezer Parker/Scion Spider (46708): 40-45, San Francisco

Flash Thompson/Venom (1845): 28-33, Manhattan

J. Jonah Jameson, Jr./no I’m not kidding (44809): 55-60, Manhattan

Aaron Aikman/Kumojin (9623): 29-34, Tokyo (Japan)

Anya Corazon/Araña (103): 19-24, Manhattan

Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman (609): 24-29, Brooklyn

Mayday Parker (616): 0-3, Queens

Benjamin P. Parker (1610): 0-4, Queens

Ben Parker (66): 1-6, Queens

Gwynn Stacey/Spectre (81): 25-30, Queens

Pavitr Prabhakar/Spider-Man (50101): 15-20, Mumbattan (India)

Addy Brock/V#nom (14512): 14-19, Manhattan

Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman (404): 28-33, the Bronx

Anya L. Corazon/Araña (2770): 13-18, Brooklyn

Ben Parker/Spiderman (4): 61-66, Queens

Natasha Romanov/Black Widow (998): 22-27, Chicago

Thiago Cabral/Homem Aranha (1918): 16-21, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

Peggy Price/Dreamcatcher (1867): 11-16, Toronto (Canada)

Peter Parker Zombie Spider-Man (2149): 23…pretty much indefinitely, Manhattan

…well, that took a while.

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ask-srps · 8 months

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Character List

From Shork we have:

Vera The dimension’s highest god, a (generally) chill shapeshifter who has a bit of a crazy side. She’s existed since practically the beginning of the timeline, only being younger than two cosmic beings.

Dungeoneer 4 A massive, draconic, yet humanoid creature from the Dragon’s Nest. A highly trained mage and alchemist. The smallest of 6 dragonesses at an insane 45 feet of height.

Dungeoneer 5 The largest of the dragons at a staggering 60 foot height. She’s known for a very specific incident that happened a year or so ago involving a baby, seventeen pounds of TNT, and a blender.

LXVI A spectral entity from the void, decently well known in the dimension for streaming games with his brother and two friends.

Puppeteer Shork Once a manipulator of fate, he takes control of characters, puppeteering them, earning him his title. Kind of known for being a survivor of the Puppeteer Genocide

Terror One of the spookier ghosts, Terror is known for her insane acts of skill with archery, and professional assassinations. Part of a quintet, with four other assassins who will be added to the blog later

Avani A cluster of seven different Avali minds in one body. Each form gives a different mind control of the body, but they all use their senses at once.

Flame Your average human, with a small bit of fire magic. He stays at home to avoid the world’s chaos, but it doesn’t always work.

From Memory:

CO Headless From: Undetrials [HARD MODE] Job: Second in command of the royal guard. Description: One that takes his job seriously, CO Headless [Chief Officer Headless] is the sans of Undertrials HARD MODE, a sub timeline of Undertrials, which is an undertale AU.

Shadow From: SRPS Job: Top ghost Description: This inky black ghost was artificially made… and ended up being suicidal, but now in the afterlife he’s stuck in a haunted mansion with a bunch of chaos

GG Charlie From: GG Job: Unlicensed doctor Description: A German who’s personality was inspired by Medic from TF2, this Unlicensed doctor will heal all your wounds, and also steal your liver

From Darkness:

Rei The highest god from an alternate universe, Rei has a short fuse and a lot of power. It's best not to get on his bad side, because you will end up erased.

333 The all-knowing god that doesn't exist, 333's past is not one commonly talked about. Ask him whatever, you're guaranteed to get the right answer.

Darkness The personification of both life and death, this being has bad memories, although not nearly as bad as the consequences of getting too close to him.

From Clocked:

AURio A black rabbit that survived the deletion of everything, and finally can catch a break.

Orio(+7 Souls) A goat-sheep hybrid(Geep) that has 7 souls on tow with him, and also a god.

Sunset: Brazilian wolf goddess with ADHD go zoomies.

Glitchy A skeleton child who was made of scrapped code and stuck alone, found and adopted by Orio (YES HE'S A SANS AU BY TECHNICALITY.)

And from donuts, who forced me to include this:

just a normal robot¿? named R.A.M.

#ask blog #ask srps #oc ask blog #oc asks

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docgold13 · 1 year

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365 Marvel Comics Paper Cut-Out SuperHeroes - One Hero, Every Day, All Year…

December 12th - Fantômex

Le Fantômex, the so-called Mutant Man of Mystery, is a highly evolved and technologically advanced being codenamed Charlie Cluster-7. He was developed by The World as part of the Weapon Plus Project. Herein he was designated ‘Weapon XIII’ and designed to act as both an agent and as a potential prototype for the next generation of ‘Super Sentinels.’ Along with greatly enhanced physical attributes (including heightened speed, agility and durability) Charlie Cluster-7 has the ability to cast temporary illusions and psychically alter the perception and memories of others. He additionally possessed an auxiliary nervous system that operated a sophisticated craft called Eva.

The Weapon Plus Program’s effort to create an agent who could pass as human and act on his own volition resulted in his gaining full sentience and defying original orders. Charlie Cluster-7 escaped from The World and created his own identity. He chose to adopt the name Jean-Phillipe Charles, creating a backstory that he was the infamous French thief and adventurer known as Le Fantômex. Despite his unconvincing French accent and origins clearly lifted from old pulp serials, his illusory powers caused others to reflexively accept this identity… as though the notorious Fantômex was a figure they had always known about. Even powerful telepaths, such as Charles Xavier and Emma Frost, were coerced into believing Le Fantômex was exactly who he claimed to be.

In that he had mutated from his original programing, Fantômex viewed himself as a Mutant and chose to join the cause of The X-Men, aiding them in bringing down a deadly sentient virus that had also been manufactured in The World. He went on to serve as a member of the X-Men as well as a part of the Uncanny X-Force. During his time with X-Force, Fantômex was involved in a romance with his teammate, Psylocke.

Later, when Storm was inflicted with a weaponized disease, Fantômex led an expedition into The World so to find a cure. After Storm was successfully treated, Fantômex decided to stay within The World and fight for the freedom of his fellow creations.

Le Fantômax first appeared in the pages of New X-Men Vol. 1 #128 (2002).

#365 Marvel Comics Heroes #Fantômex #X-Men #X-Force #cut-out #paper art

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