04.12.2015 в 13:53
Пишет Shellar Arranktur:Marvel/Teen Wolf
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@bisexualcaitlinsnow
Okay but in a Marvel/Teen Wolf mash up, Scott is Steve and Stiles is Bucky. Derek is Tony. CACW crossovers don’t make sense with the sciles fight because Stiles is actually Scott’s lifelong best friend.
I agree completely. Derek is the wealthy entitled jerkface whose relationship with Cap/Scott is one of both extreme antagonism and admiration. Iron Man/Derek is often at odds with Cap/Scott, but has almost idolized him and has worked to be a better hero because of him.
Allison is Black Widow (no hear me out). She’s more than bows and arrows, which is why I didn’t go with Hawkeye. She is a trained hunter/assassin and is extremely deadly, but her experiences in training as a child left her fractured and damaged. She has taken what she learned and made a purposeful choice to use those abilities for the things she believes in instead of what she was told to do.
Stiles is Bucky, the childhood best friend who was controlled and twisted into something evil, but was saved through the power of best friends in love (I’m sorry, it’s canon in both places). But just because he has his own mind now doesn’t mean he’s not struggling with what happened to him and is a much more violent, darker person no matter how much Cap/Scott believes in him.
Malia is Thor, a powerful primal force of nature who is like the rest of them, but grew up in a separate sort of world, so things that humans do and say don’t always make sense. She understands the common themes of family, sacrifice, honor, and loyalty, that’s what matters most even if she has trouble with some of the rest. She also knows the pain and responsibility of having a family member betray her and try to kill her friends.
Liam is the Hulk, rage dominates so much of his life and he’s scared of it. He can do great things with this strength, but he can also lose control and destroy everything he’s built. He has sometimes lost control and hurt those he cares for the most and when that happens, the others can barely stop him. It hinders him being out in the field even when he wants to help.
Lydia is Scarlet Witch, an outsider who can’t physically fight like the rest of them and is still struggling to figure out how to use her powers to help. She is loyal and dedicated to doing the right thing, but the things she hears can feel like they’re driving her mad sometimes. She’s also lost someone she considered like a sibling.
Kira is Vision, bright eyed and new to her powers and this whole supernatural world. She is so much stronger than she knows and it will take centuries to learn it all. She could be incredibly dangerous and the thing inside of her could destroy the world, but she consciously makes the choice to do the right thing and to keep believing in what’s good in the world. She is their optimism and hope.
Mason is Falcon. He’s the normal guy who takes whatever steps he needs to help. He is a man in the midst of gods and heroes who holds his own. He proves you don’t need superpowers to be a hero. He brings humor to the team, a sense of wide-eyed enthusiasm at being a part of something bigger than himself, and he’s loyal until the very bitter end. When everyone else turns on Cap/Scott, he will still be there by his side. - @quicklikelight
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@bisexualcaitlinsnow
Okay but in a Marvel/Teen Wolf mash up, Scott is Steve and Stiles is Bucky. Derek is Tony. CACW crossovers don’t make sense with the sciles fight because Stiles is actually Scott’s lifelong best friend.
I agree completely. Derek is the wealthy entitled jerkface whose relationship with Cap/Scott is one of both extreme antagonism and admiration. Iron Man/Derek is often at odds with Cap/Scott, but has almost idolized him and has worked to be a better hero because of him.
Allison is Black Widow (no hear me out). She’s more than bows and arrows, which is why I didn’t go with Hawkeye. She is a trained hunter/assassin and is extremely deadly, but her experiences in training as a child left her fractured and damaged. She has taken what she learned and made a purposeful choice to use those abilities for the things she believes in instead of what she was told to do.
Stiles is Bucky, the childhood best friend who was controlled and twisted into something evil, but was saved through the power of best friends in love (I’m sorry, it’s canon in both places). But just because he has his own mind now doesn’t mean he’s not struggling with what happened to him and is a much more violent, darker person no matter how much Cap/Scott believes in him.
Malia is Thor, a powerful primal force of nature who is like the rest of them, but grew up in a separate sort of world, so things that humans do and say don’t always make sense. She understands the common themes of family, sacrifice, honor, and loyalty, that’s what matters most even if she has trouble with some of the rest. She also knows the pain and responsibility of having a family member betray her and try to kill her friends.
Liam is the Hulk, rage dominates so much of his life and he’s scared of it. He can do great things with this strength, but he can also lose control and destroy everything he’s built. He has sometimes lost control and hurt those he cares for the most and when that happens, the others can barely stop him. It hinders him being out in the field even when he wants to help.
Lydia is Scarlet Witch, an outsider who can’t physically fight like the rest of them and is still struggling to figure out how to use her powers to help. She is loyal and dedicated to doing the right thing, but the things she hears can feel like they’re driving her mad sometimes. She’s also lost someone she considered like a sibling.
Kira is Vision, bright eyed and new to her powers and this whole supernatural world. She is so much stronger than she knows and it will take centuries to learn it all. She could be incredibly dangerous and the thing inside of her could destroy the world, but she consciously makes the choice to do the right thing and to keep believing in what’s good in the world. She is their optimism and hope.
Mason is Falcon. He’s the normal guy who takes whatever steps he needs to help. He is a man in the midst of gods and heroes who holds his own. He proves you don’t need superpowers to be a hero. He brings humor to the team, a sense of wide-eyed enthusiasm at being a part of something bigger than himself, and he’s loyal until the very bitter end. When everyone else turns on Cap/Scott, he will still be there by his side. - @quicklikelight