BingTheWing

What if... there were Young Avengers? (MCU - Casual to Low Advanced)

Was Peter Parker still recruited in this timeline? He's around the right age for the initiative

Also, I would be interested to see Cap's reasons for signing the Accords this time around

Marvel: Tales of the Multiverse

y'all looking for another spider-bro ?

[1x1] Request for Broacien: a medieval, realistic universe.

hallo b0ss check pm ???

Panau : Superheroes in a South American Warzone

So long as the adamantium suit isn't treated like Superman's skin I see no issue with that.

Oh sure, I'd just need it to maybe go toe-to-toe with your Wolverine character (if he has an adamantium skeleton) or at the very least delay your Superman character murdering him if ever. It could also be vibranium/carbonadium or some other metal that isn't quite as strong as adamantium but still lightweight. My intent for him is to make him more of a scientist and a political schemer than a pure fighter. Plus, the bionics and drugs he needs to maximize the suit’s potential are slowly killing him - another plot point.

Also another idea for a character arc: Panau's regime is generally very intolerant of superhumans unless their loyalty to the government is unquestionable. So there could be like two camps within the government/military: those that believe the regime should use superhumans and those that believe otherwise, instead preferring to neuter their powers or kill them. My Vulture character could be on the anti-super camp while yours would be the poster child for the pro-supers. Then tensions could possibly develop as the Prime Minister's health fails and a power struggle starts to arise.

Panau : Superheroes in a South American Warzone

Okay, I think I've come up with a character concept already.

"Vulture" in this world is a colonel in the Panauan air force, who with the help of the CIA developed his adamantium-coated wingsuit as a means to combat "enhanced individuals" in the field. Besides his overall terrifying combat presence when slaughtering resistance fighters, his scientific expertise means that he's basically like a pseudo-Batman who comes up with the military's contingencies for superhumans. He's been a loyal officer to the ruling regime for some time now, but the government's withering authority means that he is considering instigating a coup to "save the country" from the rebellion.

In short:

^{"Don't play dead with me."}

(On-the-nose condor analogies aside.)

Panau : Superheroes in a South American Warzone

I was thinking of a legit guerrilla movement like the ones they had in Latin America during the 70s.

Are we super set on a modern setting? 70s/80s might have the realest US-backed dictatorship vibes, but modern-day most likely means more modern skyscrapers for Spider-Che to websling from.

Also, since this setting is probably much more violent than usual I am wondering how Spidey will handle his/her no-killing rule. The guy could probably slaughter an entire platoon of soldiers in one go if he really tried hahaha

EDIT: I was also thinking of going with Vulture with a version of his Homecoming suit, or even just Venom.

Panau : Superheroes in a South American Warzone

I was thinking of a Spider-Girl/Silk iteration, where our notPeter Parker joins the underground resistance in her university instead.

Panau : Superheroes in a South American Warzone

@BangoSkank You still here? Or maybe another time?

Empire of the Empty Throne

Bit of a stupid question, but can humans and Gaulletics interbreed?

Panau : Superheroes in a South American Warzone

is this still a thing? lol