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#i’m not normally a fan of mass crossovers but you’ve got to admit DC is unusually built for it and this is funny
dragonofthedepths · 1 year
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Cohabitation (a.k.a.. a List of Places Superman is Not Allowed to Go) 20.2.23
DC, Danny Phantom, Miraculous Ladybug, Megamind.
France is the big one.
Paris specifically, but all of France largely decided better safe than sorry, and stands in solidarity with her capital.
There is probably a small missive somewhere from Paris asking the Justice League for help when their supervillain first raised his head, the kind the JL got all the time and had thankfully ignored. Sent to them back before anyone really comprehended what might happen if someone who could turn normal civilians into supervillains with just some negative emotions got his hands on trained and practiced supers, and appropriately decided solving this would be best left to the miraculous team already working on it.
So the whole Justice League is banned from France, but especially Superman. Superman is somewhat known for being weak to magic and mind control, and the last thing anyone wants is to fight a magically mind controlled Superman with enough additional power on top of his own to make a whole extra super.
Another one is Metro City.
No-one is banned from Metro City, technically. It’s just understood that Metro City has one superhero, and one supervillain, and anyone else trying to insert themselves into things will be booted out quickly, fiercely, and with much prejudice by one of the two.
The JL might even be able to go there on vacation if they wanted to, so long as they stayed off the clock, but no-one really wants to find out.
It’s also understood that Metro City’s hero is like Superman if he was a millionaire with no weaknesses and speed to rival the Flash’s, and his villain can -regardless of never winning- somehow keep up with him. So if they want to be left alone to their city and their weirdly co-dependent relationship, then that is probably best for everyone.
Then there’s Amity Park.
Superman is actually the only hero banned from Amity Park, on pure account of almost every entity there having possession/mind control as a basic part of their power set.
Other than that, Amity Park wasn’t exactly ignored by the Justice League, it’s just that they were a small town with a specific problem, and their local hero -Danny Phantom- had it well in hand.
In fact Danny had it so well handled that eventually he became the Ghost King. A new High King of the Infinite Realms is a spammer in the works no matter how you look at it, and Danny’s beginning to poke his head out of his town to see what the rest of the world is doing.
Day (630/100) in my #∞daysofwriting @the-wip-project 20th of Feb
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