criminal bat familu fanfic

The Pokémon world seems pretty nice, eh? Well, it's not. Without Money, you're nothing, and the Pokémon League is corrupt and full of nepotism. Sieg, didn't know about all that, and when he transmigrated into this world, he was instantly sold to pirates and forced to live as one, since he didn't have any documents. And so began the morally questionable journey of Sieg to become stronger and live a better life.

Bat to the Future: The Other Midoriya A My Hero Academia Fanfiction Izuku Midoriya was born quirkless. So was I. The difference? While he spent his childhood crying into his pillow and writing love letters to All Might, I spent mine getting my ass kicked and learning how to return the favor. Adopted by Inko Midoriya after my mom passed, I grew up as Izuku’s louder, meaner, infinitely more attractive stepbrother. He wanted to be a hero. I just wanted people to shut the hell up about quirks and let me crack heads in peace. But the world doesn’t work that way. So I adapted. And by adapted, I mean I stared fate dead in the eyes, flipped it off, and broke the system. Literally. One dangerously impulsive, borderline illegal decision later, I unlocked something better than a quirk—a System that lets me break my own limits. My strength, speed, intelligence—it all skyrockets every time I push myself. The catch? If I ever deactivate it, I get hit with every side effect at once. So I never turn it off. Now, I’ve got stats that shouldn’t exist, skills that shouldn’t be legal, and a steel bat that’s ruined more lives than student loans. The pros hate me. The villains hate me. Bakugo really hates me. Between dodging Boom Boom Bitch’s tantrums, robbing villains of their dignity, and giving the Hero Commission stress-induced ulcers, I’m out here rewriting the rules and making an absolute mess of the system. They wanted another hero? Too bad. They got me instead. System (Check) Overpowered MC (Through Loopholes)( Check) Quirkless But Better (Check) Comedy & Action (Check) Peak Bullshittery (Check) Pro-Heroes Fear Him (Check) Perfect for fans of: - An MC who fights like he found out the world owes him money - Power systems with loopholes so broken they should be patched - Fights that make Batman’s ‘no-kill rule’ look like a suggestion - People getting verbally, emotionally, and physically demolished -Serious moments immediately ruined by sarcasm, insults, and violence This isn’t a hero story. This is a tax fraud case waiting to happen. And I’m just getting started. Disclaimer: This is a work of fanfiction created for free, non-commercial purposes. I do not own the characters, settings, or source material referenced — all rights belong to their original creators. This story is shared purely for entertainment and creative expression. I do not monetize this work in any form. It is freely available to read, and no payment is required or expected. While I may accept voluntary donations to support my general writing efforts (e.g., via Patreon), these are not tied to access, updates, or specific content related to this fanfiction. Donations are optional and support me as a writer, not the fanfic itself. As part of my writing process, I may share early drafts or seek light feedback (e.g., proofreading) from trusted supporters. This is done to improve my craft and does not constitute paid or exclusive access to the fanfiction.

Russell accidentally arrived in the Marvel Universe. But just as he landed, the timeline shifted unexpectedly—Iron Man was killed by Aldrich Killian before his destined death, and ten seconds later, Russell was captured by the TVA. Fortunately, his system—capable of plundering other people's abilities—awakened in time! [Extremis (Green)] [Curse of Knowledge (Purple)] [Mechanical Furnace (Blue-Purple)] → Mutated into [Heart of the Furnace] ... From then on, Russell began to plunder powers across the timeline, growing stronger and stronger! [Psychic Power], [Power of Thor], [Eternal Flame], [Phoenix Force Fragment], [Psychic Power], [Origin Magic Power], and more! Time, divinity, magic, flesh and blood, soul, phoenix essence, and the X-Gene... The powers of all creation now reside within him! Of course, Russell also gathered Marvel’s beauties across various timelines. Let me know if you'd like a version with more serious tone or darker wording (e.g. more focus on "killing" or dominance), or if you want the system mechanics expanded. Disclaimer: This is Translation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You can visit my Patreon page: Patreon.com/PhoeniXcel I upload 2 chapters daily on Patreon! There are 10+ advanced chapters available for you to read. Your support would be greatly appreciated.

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After being bitten by a radioactive Spider, and the death of his parents, a young man goes around the world, trains his mind, body, and spirit to become a hero his city needs.

Once through, Schiller became Batman’s teacher, a professor of psychology at Gotham University. On the first day, Bruce Wayne entered the psychiatric clinic. Schiller had to open the Meiman chat system and posted the first post: Batman asked me the meaning of life, how should I answer? It’s a hurry to wait online. Thanos: It is recommended to kill directly. Professor X: Don’t listen to the upstairs, I’ll use your mind-reading skills… Schiller Andel Rodriguez, a world-class master of criminal psychology, the most famous psychology professor at Gotham University, his students are both superheroes and super criminals, but he does not belong to any of them, bat Xia likes to call him “Professor”, Joker calls him “the coolest lunatic”, Scarecrow calls him “Arkham slipper”, and Nick Fury thinks he’s a “getter.” Be Batman’s teacher, Spider’s godfather, Iron Man’s psychiatrist, Schiller’s journey to American comics, starting with Batman at the beginning. Comprehensive comics (including the movie universe), DC Marvel and other comics, do not abuse the main character, and the supporting roles do not lose their wisdom. (Don’t worry about the title, it’s not an invincible brain-damaged essay.)

Watching Ran Mouri and Sonoko Suzuki, tied up and struggling, Ren Kuroda froze. He blinked in disbelief. He had woken up—and somehow become a kidnapper?! What? And there’s a “Bandit System” guiding him too? No way—he wasn’t going to be a bandit! As a transmigrator, wouldn’t it be far better to just borrow the legendary deductive skills of someone like Shinichi Kudo and leap straight into fame as a detective? Ren Kuroda removed his mask, muttering apologies, and let the two girls go. But Sonoko wasn’t having any of it. She crossed her arms and said, “Well, since you’ve kidnapped me, that means you’re responsible for me!” Ren Kuroda froze, utterly dumbfounded. “Wait… what did you just say? Did you actually just say that?!”

A man wakes up in New York with nothing but a holographic interface only he can see, pulled straight from the logic of Grand Theft Auto V. The world around him is Marvels. The interface does not care. It simply waits for him to get to work. He has no powers. He has no allies he fully trusts. He has a plan, a crew of two, and a rule he does not break: no corners cut, no questions answered, no one allowed close enough to see the whole picture. New York, however, has other ideas. Not every thief in this city works alone — and not every complication arrives wearing a mask. Updates: 1-2 chapters a day FAIR WARNING: I am using AI to help me write this fanfic, as English is my third language. if you don't like it just don't read and spare both of us from the trouble. Thank you. Disclaimer: I do not own Marvel or any of its characters, settings, or plot elements. All rights belong to Marvel Entertainment, LLC and Disney. The only characters I own are my original characters. This is a non-profit, fan-made story written purely for entertainment. No copyright infringement is intended.

Ethan Mercer was a fifty-three-year-old criminal psychology professor who died of a heart attack, only to awaken as a thirty-two-year-old fast-tracked FBI agent, transmigrated into the high-stakes world of the BAU. He is guided by the Apex Predator System, a cold and analytical interface that weaponizes profiling techniques into "Hunter-Killer" protocols. While working alongside legends like Aaron Hotchner and Derek Morgan, Ethan must manage his Dread System levels—a measure of the darkness he radiates that can alert other predators or unsettle his teammates. During a tense briefing in the BAU bullpen, the system highlights a "Phase 2: Recognition" milestone, urging him to acknowledge the monster within to better hunt the ones outside. As he navigates a complex relationship with Elle Greenaway, Ethan uses his Social Manipulation skills to maintain his cover while delivering a brand of surgical justice that the law simply cannot provide. To survive in a world of human monsters, he must ensure he remains the apex of the food chain, even if it means blurring the line between the hero the FBI wants and the predator the system demands he become.

Izuku Midoriya once believed in heroes. He believed that when people screamed, someone would come. He believed that the bright costumes, shining smiles, and heroic promises meant something. Then his mother was murdered by a villain, and no pro hero arrived in time to save her. That night, the boy who dreamed of heroism died in an alley. What came after was something darker. Abandoned by a billionaire father who cared more about protecting the Wayne name than raising his son, Izuku took the money, signed the NDA, and buried that name forever. He was not a Wayne. He was his mother’s son. A Midoriya. And if heroes would not protect the forgotten, then he would. Years of training turned his body into a weapon and his mind into a blade. With no quirk, no license, and no permission, Izuku became the thing criminals whispered about in the dark. A shadow with white eyes. A demon in a cape. A nightmare wearing the shape of a bat. Musutafu calls him a vigilante. The police call him a problem. The Hero Commission calls him illegal. The criminals call him Batman. But Batman’s war is bigger than street thugs and alleyway predators. Beneath Musutafu’s hero society lies a hidden world of corruption, missing children, illegal experiments, and monsters created in secret by men who believe power gives them the right to play god. Killer Croc. King Shark. Clayface. Scarecrow. Black Mask. Penguin. Riddler. Bane. Hush. Poison Ivy. Two-Face. And somewhere in the shadows, All For One watches the Bat with growing interest. As Batman digs deeper, he uncovers secrets the hero world buried for years: corrupt police, fake charities, human experimentation, and the horrifying truth behind Endeavor’s family. But even as he becomes the terror of Musutafu’s underworld, Izuku must face a harder battle — learning how to be more than vengeance. Because fear can stop criminals. But it cannot raise a broken child. It cannot comfort the innocent. It cannot bring back the dead. With Melissa Shield becoming his partner, his Oracle, and the one person stubborn enough to drag him out of the darkness, and Himiko Toga — a rejected twelve-year-old girl society already branded a monster — becoming his ward, Izuku slowly learns that Batman cannot only be a symbol of fear. He has to become a symbol of protection. Aizawa may not approve of his methods, but when students vanish in the night, even Eraser Head knows who understands the dark best. Bakugo may hate taking orders from him, but even he cannot deny the Bat gets results. Heroes, students, sidekicks, and police will all be forced to ask the same question: What happens when the unlicensed vigilante becomes the only one prepared to save the city? In a world where heroism is ranked, licensed, sponsored, and sold… A quirkless boy in a cowl will remind Japan what a hero is supposed to be. He is not the Symbol of Peace. He is not the Number One Hero. Not yet. He is the Bat of Musutafu. And criminals should be afraid.