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Little Buggy just wanted to sulk in peace—like always. But fate had other plans when a strange, impossibly strong boy barreled into his life. The kid took one look at Buggy's blue hair and red nose and lit up like the sun. "You look like my dad!"

Before Buggy could protest, he was being dragged across town to meet this mysterious father figure – who turned out to be an older, cooler version of himself from another world. This Big Buggy was everything he'd secretly dreamed of being—confident and powerful.

Big Buggy understood his fears, his loneliness, even the way he'd learned to make himself small among the Roger Pirates. And when Big Buggy pulled him into a hug—the first real one he could remember—something inside him cracked open.

Now Buggy faces an impossible choice. The rowdy pirate crew he's always tried to belong to, or this secret family that already accepts him exactly as he is. Luckily, Big Buggy has a solution—why not both?

Din Djarin wakes up on the Razorcrest as his eight year old, freshly orphaned self, with thirty years of memories weighing on his mind. He knows it was real (why would he still have this stupid lasersword otherwise?) and has one goal: to find Grogu and make sure he’s safe. Who knows, maybe he’ll try to save the galaxy, if it’s convenient. First, he has to figure out what’s going on, but all his long-dead Mandalorian caretaker will tell him is they’re going to visit their ally on a stormy ocean planet.

That’s why he must have clung to Lily like a leech. His miserable, shadow-drenched life had changed when he saw her light — and like a moth, he’d flown straight into the flame.

“What is it?” he asked carefully, lowering his wand just a little.

But James was better. Where Lily was a small wild flame, James was the sun itself. He had everything Snape didn’t, he was everything Lily could never be. James was nearly divine, and he wouldn’t be treated as anything less.

“Amortentia.”

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Lex Luthor has become president and Gotham wouldn't care except he's trying to capture the Batman.

It was just another case, until Spencer got cursed. Now he looks four years old and they have no idea who cursed him. Thankfully Spencer knows people.

Who you gonna call?

Jason Todd has a plan.

He has a plan to protect those in the East End of Gotham who he loves. All he has to do is destabilise Black Mask's empire and become the new Crime lord of Gotham. A task which isn't as easy as it looks on paper. As Jason's priorities shift, Batman and his brightly coloured proteges becomes a side-note in his plan.

Despite this they seem to pop up awfully often.

Especially when they slowly decide one by one that the Red Hood is friend shaped. Honestly its not great for his street rep.

The BAU is called in after killer Michael Myers escapes from Smith’s Grove Sanitarium and heads for Haddonfield to kill his sister, Laurie Strode. Can the BAU prevent a Halloween night massacre or will the seemingly unstoppable Michael Myers take down the team one by one?

He doesn’t know why she’s here, why she chose to come to Gotham, to kill the Joker, or pull him out of the rubble, but she did. She stepped forward and crushed Jason’s most horrifying nightmare under her foot like it was nothing. The Joker is gone. Dead and gone forever. And now Jason will follow Talia to the ends of the earth.

“Okay,” he tells her.

*****

In the wake of the fallout of his final confrontation with Batman and the Joker, Jason Todd tries to move forward. After careful consideration, Talia decides to help him, and maybe herself while she's at it.

On the 2nd of May 1998, Britain was freed from its tyrant. Dozens fell in the fight for equality, justice and freedom. Dozens died in vain. For when technology triumphs over magic, Muggles attempt to wipe mages out, exactly as the Dark Lord had foretold. On the 4th of March 2007, Magical Britain ceases to exist.

Look

Sam KNOWS the kid is smart enough to take care of himself. Spencer's attending Stanford University at 12, for pete's sake!