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Joined 03-11-19, id: 12150089, Profile Updated: 03-12-25
Author has written 3 stories for Harry Potter, Star Wars, and Avengers.

I’m a disaster gay legal assistant, a nerd, and a sad boi who is frankly embarrassed to be an American right now :)

While I’m no longer a student, I’m always learning more about creative writing and appreciate constructive feedback. My friends and I all agree: I love words, which is both my greatest strength as a writer and my fatal flaw. I love detailed descriptions, spectacular action sequences, and deep dives into the heads of characters (being an introspective guy myself). My favorite properties include Avatar: The Last Airbender, Star Wars (80% Legends), Wheel of Time (I’m a book purist, sorry show fans), The Inheritance Cycle, A Song of Ice & Fire (I like to mix some show-canon into my headcanon) Marvel (my first introduction was the MCU, so it’s my first love), some DC & Lord of the Rings, and Harry Potter (JKR be damned, I have a nostalgia filter). Conversely, I'm not usually a fan of anime. I have nothing against it or the people who enjoy it; it's just not my cup of tea.

I write characters as realistically as I can while remaining faithful to the canon, but I’m not above ignoring or reinterpreting canon when I feel it appropriate. My interpretations of fictional characters and the universes they live in are based on actual source material, but they are ultimately just my opinion, and you can disagree all you like. I don’t expect anyone to treat my words as gospel, but I won’t debate with trolls either. Facts are facts, and opinions are opinions; no more, no less.

I’m not a fan of dark fics or gratuitous suffering; real life is depressing enough. When I write, it’s to entertain and to put characters in situations I find interesting. That doesn’t mean everything I write will be full of sunshine and rainbows, of course; where’s the fun in that? Also, while I am a sucker for happy endings, I’m more likely to write bittersweet endings, if only because I prefer realistic/believable storytelling.

While I love the fantasy genre to bits, I generally prefer media where the characters’ power levels are relatively grounded. This is not because I dislike OP characters—I love them, actually—but because my autistic brain is obsessed with logistics. For example, if the Flash can run faster than light, how does he see where he’s going? If two characters with the power to destroy planets get into a fight, how do they keep from destroying the planet they’re fighting on as collateral damage? If the strongest protagonist in the setting is several tiers above their enemies, what’s stopping them from turning every battle into a curb stomp? Antagonists who are significantly more powerful than the heroes get a bit of leeway, but only if it serves the narrative. Conversely, I hate kryptonite and plot devices similar to it. It’s a boring solution to the “invincible hero” problem that drives me nuts every time it shows up.

I like to see complex characters with believable development arcs, humor that’s clever without being excessive, an air of mystery that doesn’t feel contrived, climactic final battles, and logical story progression. I appreciate a good romance and am a sucker for well-written slash. Plot holes, bad sentence structure, cheap storytelling, and excessive spelling and grammar errors get on my nerves, but I can forgive apparent plot holes if there is a reasonable explanation, and I can tolerate a few grammar and spelling goofs if the story itself is good enough. No one is perfect. I certainly make my share of mistakes. I’m partial to fix-it fics, even the ones dependent on time travel if they’re done right, and I absolutely love crossovers.

I’m of two minds about gray morality. On the one hand, life is complex, and I believe our fiction should reflect that complexity. However, I’ve noticed a trend in fanfiction where authors will label a character as “morally gray” and then write them as an edgy pragmatist surrounded by naive “Killing is wrong under any circumstance,” types. This is especially prevalent in Harry Potter fics, and it’s incredibly annoying. While there is some overlap, pragmatism and moral ambiguity are not the same thing.

My opinion on slash—same-sex pairings involving one or more canonically straight characters—is a bit biased. I usually hate it when characters are written OOC, but sexuality is, like all things in fiction, open to interpretation. Many characters who are canonically straight exhibit behavior or thoughts that suggest they’re on the LGBT spectrum. Often, such characters end up in unsatisfying pairings in canon. For example, Steve Rogers is officially straight in all forms of Marvel media, but his comic book incarnations have a long history of blatant homoeroticism between them. Therefore I am 100% confident in categorizing Steve as bisexual in my headcanon. And SamBucky is basically canon in the MCU, even if no official source will ever come out and say it. However, I dislike many popular slash pairings, including Stucky. I’m a particular guy; not sorry.

I’m not fool enough to expect everyone to agree with me, but I do expect people to be mature about their disagreement. Therefore, while I welcome constructive criticism and reasoned debates, I won’t baby the reader. Sometimes I write slash, sometimes I don’t, but I won’t tag it as part of the story until and unless the characters actually get together. If I’m doing my job as the writer, you’ll see it coming before I write it outright; if you don’t like it, just walk away.


I Strongly Dislike:

Dramatic OOC: If you have to change, twist, or ignore a major component of a character’s personality to make your story work, then chances are you either don’t understand that character or you’re not writing a good story. This is a big problem with a lot of Harry Potter fics, especially the ones focusing on slash. There is absolutely no way that Harry Potter would be best friends with Draco Malfoy, much less fall in love with him. I hate the Drarry ship, because it just doesn’t work, yet it’s the most popular slash ship in the fandom. Even the authors of the original source material fanfics are based on can be guilty of OOC. For example, I can believe that Harry would eventually forgive Severus Snape for all the crap Snape put him through, but there’s no believable way he would name one of his kids after the guy. Alternate Universes like “What if Harry was raised by Death Eaters,” and believable slash pairings are possible exceptions to my dislike of OOC, but only to an extent. And don’t get me started on how much I despise “Wrong Boy Who Lived,” stories.

Unwarranted character bashing: (AKA 'Ron the Death Eater') Some fictional characters are intentionally designed to be unlikeable, but even major league villains like Thanos and Azula have a certain charisma, a compelling element that makes them more likable than, say, Dolores Umbridge. Yet, so many authors mercilessly bash characters out of blind hatred: James Potter, the Weasleys, Hermione, Steve Rogers, Catelyn Stark, etc. James Potter was fifteen when he bullied Snape, and he grew up into a loving and responsible man, unlike Snape, who not only gave as good as he got, but emotionally abused children he was supposed to be teaching. Catelyn Stark is obviously flawed, but she deserves better than what most authors give her. No one is perfect, and everyone makes mistakes. It can be satisfying to call out a character for their misdeeds when canon lets them off too easily, but bashing is a problem, and it needs to stop.

Stanning: The opposite of bashing a character is to stan them: fan" plus "stalker" equals "stan.” Stanning is when an author sings a character’s praises and makes them the star of the story while completely ignoring their flaws and ruthlessly bashing any character who does something remotely bad to them. Even the best heroes aren’t perfect, and propping them up to be infallible, messianic figures who can do no wrong is not healthy. Contrary to what a vocal portion of the fandom claims, Tony Stark was a pretty messed up guy who caused just as many problems as he solved, and his legacy is one of deadly arrogance, toxicity, and failure as much as heroism.

Woobification: Similar to stanning, woobification of antagonistic characters (AKA 'Draco in Leather Pants’) drives me up the wall and down again. While a villainous character’s suffering can go a long way to explaining their actions, it doesn’t excuse them. Characters who do bad things are not babies. While I pity Loki for what happens to him in the canon MCU, he is still in complete control of his actions during most of his appearances. He is not some helpless, I-need-a-hug victim of his big bad adoptive father. Similarly, Zuko and Azula are victims of an abusive father, but they both started ATLA as unambiguous villains. The difference is that Zuko had genuine redeeming qualities that, through two and a half seasons of character development, eventually led to his heroic turn. Even then, he spends several episodes making amends to the other protagonists. Azula, by contrast, exhibited sociopathic and sadistic behavior from a disturbingly young age and never demonstrates a lick of remorse for the harm she causes in most of her appearances.

Raceswapping: I’ve had a rollercoaster of a relationship with this trope. It makes me uncomfortable to see a character I’m familiar with race-swapped when adapted from the page to the screen, either because their description stands out in my mind or because race-bending creates a new subtext that distorts the character and opens the door to toxic new interpretations. For example, while making the Velaryons black in HBO’s House of the Dragon adds much-needed diversity to the cast, it also creates numerous continuity difficulties and opens the door to uncomfortable interpretations from racially sensitive audiences. Still, raceswapping can and has been done well in official adaptations. So far, I’ve been distinctly unimpressed with fanfiction that engages in raceswapping, especially when there’s no precedent for it in canon. I don’t like it, and it’s not something I like to engage in.

Genderbent Main Characters: Most of the time, a background character’s personality and role in the story don’t change if they’re genderswapped, so I don’t care either way if it’s done. I might not even notice. Changing a main character’s gender, on the other hand, is a dramatic deviation from canon that’s impossible not to focus on. It’s already controversial in “canon” media, where the results are hit or miss. Tilda Swinton killed it as the Ancient One, but Antonia Dreykov as the MCU’s Taskmaster? Why? Every time I see this done in fanfiction, it ruins the story for me. Given how 99% of genderbender fics turn a male character into a woman, it's difficult to see the trope as anything other than a clumsy attempt to promote equal representation of the sexes. Just keep it away from me.

Harems: Not a fan, and I never will be. I would never consent to being a member of one, and I would never consent to having one for myself. This trope usually shows up in power fantasy, and it makes me deeply uncomfortable. For one thing, I’m a romantic and prefer deep, meaningful relationships. For another, real harems have historically been rife with nasty internal politics. A harem is not a polycule. Don't be the author who writes a great story and then ruins it by giving the protagonist a harem. If you sincerely believe that giving someone a harem makes them more badass, cool, lucky, or whatever, here's a news flash; it really doesn't.

Character Fusion: Some fics take two characters from different fandoms and make them into the same person. As far as I’m concerned, that’s a waste of both characters and creates a ridiculous amount of inexplicable plot holes, so no. Just, no. I have encountered one or two stories that did it well, but even then, it rubs me wrong on a level too deep for me to ignore.

Crack and Parody: With rare exceptions, I avoid these. If I need a story whose sole purpose is to make me smile, I'll read something with setting-consistent humor or fluff. Parody is not my cup of tea. Crack-treated-seriously gets a bit of leeway, but only a little. That’s all.

Mpreg "for Reasons": Some settings make male pregnancy and the questions/issues that accompany it the whole point of the story. Fine; if that’s your angle, by all means. What really offends me is giving a male character the ability to carry children “just because.” Magic? Alien biology? Omegaverse? I’ve seen them all, and it makes me deeply uncomfortable. Virtually every example of Mpreg I’ve come across in fanfiction is either Yaoi (a genre that fetishizes gay relationships to appeal to straight women) or a clumsy attempt to erase the fundamental differences between hetero and homosexual relationships. Human male biology is not designed to carry a fetus, and forcing it to do so is incredibly dangerous. If you want your gay couple to have kids, please respect the fundamentals of biology.

Characters I Love

Ahsoka Tano

Avatar Aang

Avatar Yangchen

Clint Barton (Marvel 616)

Eragon Shadeslayer

Jaime Lannister

Jon Snow

Rand al’Thor

Rangi

Raven (the OG from Teen Titans)

Robb Stark

Sansa Stark

Sokka

Steve Rogers

Toph

Wanda Maximoff

Characters I… Dislike

Draco Malfoy (cowardly, bigoted bully)

Loki (I don’t find him very compelling)

Severus Snape (do I really need to say it?)

Stannis Baratheon (overrated to the point it gets on my nerves)

Tony Stark (overrated asshole who reminds me of the robber barons)

Tywin Lannister (complete monster with no redeeming qualities and good PR through the show)

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A Soldier Adrift: Captain Westeros by WiseTomato reviews
The Infinity Stones are not to be wielded lightly, as Steve Rogers discovers when he washes up on the shores of Westeros. In a world of swords and spears, what difference can one shield make?
Crossover - A song of Ice and Fire & Avengers - Rated: M - English - Adventure/Fantasy - Chapters: 42 - Words: 621,731 - Reviews: 1221 - Favs: 3,548 - Follows: 3,960 - Updated: 3/9 - Published: 6/23/2021
Albus and Harry's World Trip by ZebJeb reviews
After defeating the basilisk, Harry is expelled for his efforts. Dumbledore was unable to get his job back as Headmaster. The two set off on a trip together around the world, where Harry will discover the benefits of being the only student of a brilliant former Headmaster who no longer feels the need to avoid sharing information.
Harry Potter - Rated: T - English - Humor/Adventure - Chapters: 25 - Words: 141,326 - Reviews: 1652 - Favs: 7,269 - Follows: 8,243 - Updated: 5/5/2024 - Published: 9/15/2019 - Harry P., Albus D. - Complete
The Will of the Empire by CzarZelinsky reviews
Not long after the Battle of Endor, Luke discovers that his father may have gone just a tad overboard in making sure his son, and the galaxy, was provided for in the event of his death. And who says Anakin Skywalker doesn't know how to plan! (Han/Leia, Piett lives!, Rogue Squadron, Kettch, the Noghri, Thrawn, Karrde, Jix, Mara, and the rest of the gang)
Star Wars - Rated: T - English - Sci-Fi/Adventure - Chapters: 20 - Words: 184,664 - Reviews: 874 - Favs: 2,384 - Follows: 2,721 - Updated: 10/3/2023 - Published: 3/9/2017 - Luke S., Leia O., Wedge A., F. Piett
The Seven Words by fan-xover reviews
After the Battle of Doru Araeba, Saphira manages to save Brom's life and bring him back to Ellesmera but in doing so she puts her own in peril. With her condition worsening day by day, Brom turns desperate and remembers the words his father passed onto him. "Use them only in great need" he had said, but is he or Alagaesia ready for the consequences of summoning the Master of Death
Crossover - Harry Potter & Inheritance Cycle - Rated: K+ - English - Chapters: 5 - Words: 37,369 - Reviews: 241 - Favs: 1,399 - Follows: 1,919 - Updated: 9/13/2023 - Published: 2/23/2015
Through the Veil by The Feisty Rogue reviews
Harry crosses through the veil and ends up in another universe, where there aren't any witches or wizards, but there are aliens, superheros, and secret agents. *W.I.P.*
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Fantasy - Chapters: 16 - Words: 32,567 - Reviews: 320 - Favs: 2,017 - Follows: 2,915 - Updated: 9/3/2023 - Published: 4/25/2017 - [Harry P., Agent Phil Coulson] Iron Man/Tony S., Nick F.
Ghosts of the Past by Nimbus Llewelyn reviews
Sequel to Child of the Storm. Harry's life has changed a lot over the past year, what with the return of his father, Thor, murder attempts by everything from HYDRA assassins to Elder Gods keeping him on his toes and making a few new friends. But while Chthon and HYDRA are gone, all sorts of dark things have been stirred up, things thought long gone. And guess who they're after...
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Fantasy - Chapters: 74 - Words: 1,078,266 - Reviews: 5155 - Favs: 4,273 - Follows: 4,568 - Updated: 9/12/2022 - Published: 7/12/2016 - Harry P., Thor, Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel - Complete
Avenger Goddess by Reyel reviews
"I used to want to save the world. This beautiful place... But I knew so little then. It is a land of magic and wonder, worth cherishing in every way, but the closer you get, the more you see the great darkness simmering within." WW/Avengers crossover. Wonder Woman in Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Crossover - Avengers & Wonder Woman - Rated: T - English - Romance/Adventure - Chapters: 32 - Words: 422,778 - Reviews: 2379 - Favs: 4,004 - Follows: 4,099 - Updated: 11/17/2021 - Published: 7/3/2017 - [Captain America/Steve R., Diana/Wonder Woman] Black Widow/Natasha R., Iron Man/Tony S.
Avengers of Steel by Reyel reviews
Every legend has an origin. Every story has a beginning. Every Superman was once just a man. Before becoming the Man of Steel, Clark Kent was just a young man trying to find his place in a world that was not his. MoS/Avengers crossover. Superman in Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Crossover - Avengers & Superman - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Humor - Chapters: 42 - Words: 530,496 - Reviews: 4545 - Favs: 5,492 - Follows: 5,482 - Updated: 7/27/2021 - Published: 4/25/2017 - Clark K./Superman/Kal-El, Black Widow/Natasha R., Captain America/Steve R., Iron Man/Tony S.
Ashes of the Past by Saphroneth reviews
Time travel, based on the Anime. So, the world ended. That's bad news. Who best to get to fix it? Well, there is this guy with a track record in world saving... Not entirely serious. T rating may be overdoing it. The opening 42 chapters have been revised and updated as of March 2023.
Pokémon - Rated: T - English - Humor/Adventure - Chapters: 305 - Words: 2,007,708 - Reviews: 17728 - Favs: 10,906 - Follows: 9,831 - Updated: 2/11/2021 - Published: 8/7/2011 - Ash K./Satoshi, Pikachu
Kicking Gotham by Steelbadger reviews
When Neville Longbottom goes missing during an investigation into reports of strange magical plants in the Muggle world, it falls to Harry to try to find his friend. Last known location? Gotham City, USA.
Crossover - Harry Potter & DC Superheroes - Rated: T - English - Mystery/Adventure - Chapters: 18 - Words: 83,896 - Reviews: 471 - Favs: 1,906 - Follows: 1,338 - Updated: 9/12/2020 - Published: 3/14/2020 - Harry P. - Complete
Heroes Assemble! by Stargon1 reviews
After five years travelling the world, Harry Potter has landed in New York. He figures that there's no better place than the city that never sleeps to settle in and forge a new life. If only the heroes, villains, aliens and spies had received the message. Begins just before the Avengers movie and continues through the MCU. Encompasses MCU movies & TV, some others along the way.
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: T - English - Adventure - Chapters: 128 - Words: 603,414 - Reviews: 10648 - Favs: 18,465 - Follows: 18,041 - Updated: 2/5/2020 - Published: 1/4/2017 - Harry P. - Complete
The Archmage of Arda by Archmage.Potter reviews
With basilisk venom and phoenix tears within him, Harry's body, spirit and magic is transformed and his lifespan is greatly increased. So, when given the chance to go to another universe where he would be able to grow in peace with other immortals around him, Harry accepts it, and finds himself near Rivendell at the start of the Third Age of Arda.
Crossover - Harry Potter & Lord of the Rings - Rated: T - English - Fantasy - Chapters: 9 - Words: 75,080 - Reviews: 1106 - Favs: 6,451 - Follows: 4,528 - Updated: 10/28/2019 - Published: 10/11/2019 - Harry P. - Complete
The Havoc side of the Force by Tsu Doh Nimh reviews
I have a singularly impressive talent for messing up the plans of very powerful people - both good and evil. Somehow, I'm always just in the right place at exactly the wrong time. What can I say? It's a gift.
Crossover - Star Wars & Harry Potter - Rated: T - English - Fantasy/Mystery - Chapters: 24 - Words: 207,600 - Reviews: 7808 - Favs: 19,187 - Follows: 21,159 - Updated: 8/24/2019 - Published: 9/6/2012 - Anakin Skywalker, Harry P.
Harry Potter and the Responsibility of Ability by Nimrod Everdeen reviews
Harry Potter has many titles: Boy-Who-Lived, Auror, Master of the Mystic Arts. But after an assignment in the United States he gains one more, possibly the most important one yet. Avenger. MCU and other Marvel elements. Pairing undecided. No Slash.
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Supernatural - Chapters: 9 - Words: 46,054 - Reviews: 250 - Favs: 1,725 - Follows: 2,364 - Updated: 8/19/2019 - Published: 5/10/2019 - Harry P.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild by The Zed of Ages reviews
"But courage need not be remembered... for it is never forgotten." Though struggling with both the loss of memory and the incredible weight of past failure, Link must find a way to recover what has been lost and bring hope back to the land of Hyrule. An epic fantasy-style novelization of Breath of the Wild. See profile for information on audiobook adaptation!
Legend of Zelda - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Romance - Chapters: 69 - Words: 483,427 - Reviews: 718 - Favs: 1,232 - Follows: 685 - Updated: 10/23/2018 - Published: 4/21/2018 - Link, Zelda - Complete
Son of the Sea God by Sassenach082 reviews
Zeus kills Sally Jackson with his master bolt when Percy is six months old, drastically changing Percy's life and the course of his future. AU.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rated: T - English - Chapters: 21 - Words: 72,921 - Reviews: 6190 - Favs: 13,439 - Follows: 13,906 - Updated: 2/17/2018 - Published: 11/17/2012 - Percy J., Poseidon, Triton, Amphitrite
Child of the Storm by Nimbus Llewelyn reviews
Once, Thor was James Potter, New Mexico being a refinement of Odin's technique (being murdered didn't do Thor's sanity any favours). After a decade, a mostly reformed Loki restores his memories, introducing Thor's son, Harry, to new family and friends. But soon, ancient secrets emerge along with enemies both old and new as darkness rises. Harry is left with a choice: Fight or Die.
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Drama - Chapters: 80 - Words: 824,687 - Reviews: 9184 - Favs: 11,479 - Follows: 9,512 - Updated: 7/12/2016 - Published: 1/11/2013 - Harry P., Thor - Complete
The Kyle Side by Darth Marrs reviews
An aged, broken Jedi general came to Earth hoping to retire. However, when he went to a park and saw a young boy with unlimited Force potential getting the snot beat out of him, he knew the Force was not through making his life interesting.
Crossover - Star Wars & Harry Potter - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Fantasy - Chapters: 32 - Words: 137,729 - Reviews: 3657 - Favs: 7,714 - Follows: 5,953 - Updated: 6/25/2016 - Published: 10/24/2015 - Complete
Wand and Shield by Morta's Priest reviews
The world is breaking. War and technology push on the edge of the unbelievable as S.H.I.E.L.D. desperately tries to keep the peace. Soldier and scientist no longer hold the line alone, as an ancient fire burns alongside them. The last of all wizards.
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Supernatural - Chapters: 33 - Words: 260,787 - Reviews: 7558 - Favs: 16,290 - Follows: 17,771 - Updated: 7/22/2015 - Published: 6/2/2012 - Harry P.
Wait, What? by Publicola reviews
Points of divergence in the Harry Potter universe. Those moments where someone really ought to have taken a step back and asked, "Wait, what?" An ongoing collection of one-shots. Episode 16: Why I Like You.
Harry Potter - Rated: T - English - Chapters: 16 - Words: 31,551 - Reviews: 1453 - Favs: 2,184 - Follows: 1,967 - Updated: 4/6/2014 - Published: 7/9/2012 - Harry P., Ron W., Hermione G., Albus D.
Hawkeye's Merry Men by Zarannya reviews
Nobody ever thinks about what happens to the minions, such as the strike team that accompanied Hawkeye to the Helicarrier. Whatever became of them?
Avengers - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Friendship - Chapters: 40 - Words: 217,875 - Reviews: 366 - Favs: 239 - Follows: 164 - Updated: 11/7/2013 - Published: 1/26/2013 - Hawkeye/Clint B. - Complete
The Housekeeper by enchanted nightingale reviews
Aaron Hotchner has just felt his world crumble and he needs help with Jack. That is when Harry enters the picture. HP/AH. Slash
Crossover - Harry Potter & Criminal Minds - Rated: M - English - Family/Romance - Chapters: 31 - Words: 94,942 - Reviews: 2165 - Favs: 5,505 - Follows: 5,593 - Updated: 7/5/2013 - Published: 10/26/2011 - Harry P., A. Hotchner/Hotch
Steve And The Barkeep by Runaway Deviant reviews
Steve has a routine, and god help him if he's going to break that routine for anyone - yes, that includes you, Tony. Enter a local barkeeper with a penchant for the occult and the gift of good conversation. EWE, not slash, just a couple of guys and a few hundred drinks. Rated for fear of the thought police.
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: M - English - Friendship/Supernatural - Chapters: 12 - Words: 34,438 - Reviews: 1070 - Favs: 8,805 - Follows: 4,900 - Updated: 9/3/2012 - Published: 8/9/2012 - Harry P., Captain America/Steve R. - Complete
An Ironic Twist of Fate by MaraLSky reviews
When a ragged refugee is caught stealing from Siuan's garden, Gareth pushes aside the creepy feelings he has about swearing the woman into service as his wife's maid. But it seems the Pattern isn't finished having laughs at their expense. Some Spoilers
Wheel of Time - Rated: T - English - Chapters: 5 - Words: 13,273 - Reviews: 15 - Favs: 4 - Follows: 8 - Updated: 1/8/2010 - Published: 12/10/2009
Angels by Jade-Max reviews
TPM AU - What if Anakin had been older than Padmé at the time of their first meeting on Tatooine? Anakin is 16, Padmé is 14
Star Wars - Rated: T - English - Drama/Romance - Chapters: 14 - Words: 39,884 - Reviews: 192 - Favs: 738 - Follows: 231 - Updated: 10/13/2008 - Published: 10/9/2008 - Padmé Amidala, Anakin Skywalker - Complete
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The Eye of The Phoenix (Rewrite) reviews
Three years after the Battle of Hogwarts, an extradimensional entity consumes Harry's universe. In desperation, he makes a bargain with another being of incredible power and escapes to a new reality with his patchwork family. Will he save their new home, or doom it? Fire is useful, but it's oh so hard to control...
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: T - English - Fantasy/Adventure - Chapters: 6 - Words: 51,070 - Reviews: 131 - Favs: 1,280 - Follows: 1,892 - Updated: 4/14 - Published: 2/15/2023 - Harry P., Andromeda T., Teddy L., Ancient One
Battlemaster of Midgard reviews
3700 years ago, the man remembered by history as the Hero of Tython conquered the immortal Sith Emperor, became the youngest ever Battlemaster of the Jedi Order, toppled the Eternal Empire, and vanished. His inexplicable appearance on Earth, of all places, brings salvation for some and damnation for others. SHIELD and its rivals don't want to believe in the Force. But they will.
Crossover - Star Wars & Avengers - Rated: M - English - Adventure/Romance - Chapters: 8 - Words: 87,653 - Reviews: 49 - Favs: 337 - Follows: 444 - Updated: 7/3/2024 - Published: 12/25/2021 - Captain America/Steve R., Hawkeye/Clint B., Wanda M./Scarlet Witch
The Eye of the Phoenix (Original) reviews
A discontinued Phoenix Force Harry Potter story. Check out the rewrite.
Crossover - Harry Potter & Avengers - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Fantasy - Chapters: 15 - Words: 106,366 - Reviews: 792 - Favs: 4,720 - Follows: 6,214 - Updated: 2/15/2023 - Published: 7/11/2019 - Harry P., Teddy L., Ancient One - Complete
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