supernatural avengers crossover fanfic

Yes, 'Supernatural Hunters and the Avengers' is quite good. In this fanfic, the Avengers team up with Sam and Dean to stop a powerful dark force that is threatening both the Marvel universe and the Supernatural world. The story does a great job of combining the different mythologies of both franchises. For example, it has Thor interacting with angels in a really interesting way.

Well, it's the clash of different story elements. In these fanfics, you have the science - based world of the Avengers with their advanced technology and superhuman abilities meeting the more occult - based world of Supernatural. This creates a lot of interesting scenarios. For instance, Iron Man trying to analyze the magic used by the witches in Supernatural or Thor comparing his Asgardian magic to the angels' powers. Also, the different personalities of the characters from both universes lead to great character - driven stories. The sarcastic remarks of Tony Stark against the more down - to - earth attitude of Sam and Dean Winchester can be really entertaining.

One idea could be that the Avengers have to deal with a supernatural force that is causing chaos in the city. Maybe it's a powerful demon that they can't defeat with their usual weapons and tactics. They then seek help from the Supernatural world, like Sam and Dean Winchester, who teach them about exorcisms and using holy water.

Iron Man and Castiel would be an interesting pair. Iron Man with his high - tech gadgets and Castiel with his angelic powers. Iron Man could be intrigued by Castiel's ability to teleport and heal, and Castiel might be fascinated by Tony's technology. They could work together to fight a threat that combines technology and the supernatural, like a group of demons that are using stolen Stark tech.

Maybe in the fanfic, Batman's rogues gallery somehow teams up with some of the Avengers' villains. This forces Batman and the Avengers to work together. Batman could introduce his unique gadgets and combat style to the Avengers, while they could show him their superpowers up close. For example, Iron Man could be intrigued by Batman's utility belt and try to create his own version of some of the gadgets.

A good plot could involve a villain from the Homestuck universe creating chaos in the Avengers' world. The Homestuck characters come to help, but there are misunderstandings at first between them and the Avengers. However, as they start to understand each other's powers and motives, they form a strong alliance to defeat the villain.

One idea could be that the Avengers are facing a supernatural threat that they can't understand. So they seek the help of the Winchesters from Supernatural. The Winchesters introduce them to the world of the supernatural, like demons and ghosts. And together they combine their skills, the Avengers' superpowers and the Winchesters' hunting knowledge to defeat the threat.

Another idea is that a villain creates a rift between the two universes. The Avengers and Merlin have to team up to close this rift. During their journey, they exchange skills and knowledge. Black Widow could teach Merlin some combat skills, while Merlin could show the Avengers how to use magic in a more strategic way. This way, they not only close the rift but also become stronger as a combined force.

One possibility could be that Ben Grimm, as The Thing, brings his unique strength and loyalty to the Avengers. His rocky exterior could be a great asset in battles, like providing cover for his teammates. He might also have some interesting interactions with the other Avengers, especially those with a sense of humor like Tony Stark. They could make some witty remarks about his appearance while also respecting his power.

One possible plot could be that the Avengers are somehow transported to the Arrow's universe. Maybe a villain in the Arrowverse has acquired a powerful artifact that creates portals, accidentally pulling in the Avengers. Then, they team up with Arrow and his team to fight against a common enemy, like a new super - powered threat that neither group could handle alone.