She's originally an art student from a completely ordinary universe and suffers from severe anxiety. The Space Stone transports her to the Avengers Compound and gives her its powers of teleportation and later telekinesis.

The story is mainly slice-of-life with Andi staying with the Avengers as they help her get back to her universe. Bruce becomes her mentor and she gets stronger with her powers, and she becomes more confident in herself and is even able to make friends when she didn't have any back home.

full name: Andrea Nicole Gilbert

gender: Female

pronouns: She/Her

age: 18 (Turns 19 in the middle of her story.)

species: Human

race/ethnicity/class: White American from Boston, Massachusetts. Her family is upper-middle class, they could easily afford tuition for an in-state, public art college.

describe them physically: Andi is about 5'6 and has an average build, but overall she looks very frail. She has a round face with a very soft jawline, a dull and pale complexion, large brown eyes with noticeable dark circles underneath them, a prominent nose, and full lips.

Her hair is very straight and thin, with a mousy brown color. She has straight bangs and her hair is above chest-length, she either wears it down or in a messy high ponytail.

describe how they dress: Andi prioritizes comfort over everything, she loves sweaters and cardigans the most. Her style is very plain and simple, she tends to wear clothes that are baggy and covers her body. Most of her clothes are in dark and muted colors, mostly warms.

When she's gifted a suit, it's in the form of a cyan zip-up jacket with a star pattern on it. With nanotech, it can transform into a complete outfit with sweatpants and slip-on shoes.

favorite things: Pancakes, tea, sweaters, plushies, sunrooms, books, art supplies, the color orange, hugs from her friends, The Wizard of Oz.

least favorite things: Thunderstorms, spicy food, loud noises, hospitals, Star Wars.

hobbies: Drawing, painting, yoga, tai chi, sightseeing.

quirks: Squeaks when surprised, makes herself as small as possible when sitting down, trips over her own words often, doesn't know how to swim or drive a car.

what's up in the romance department (and if they're aro, are they in a queerplatonic relationship): Andi is a lesbian, something she discovers for herself during her time in the other world when she meets Kate Bishop, both of them are mentored by Avengers and hit it off after a little bit of awkwardness. The two become close friends and she develops a crush on her. It takes her a very long time to confess her feelings, but eventually they start a relationship and take things slow.

best qualities: Selfless and thinks about others before herself, always there to lend a hand or cheer someone up, good with children and animals, a lot braver than she thinks she is.

worst flaws: Can't handle criticism well and quits easily, apologizes too much and constantly beats herself up, internalizes her feelings, struggles to communicate with others.

would you say they're a good person: Yes!

fears/phobias: Never seeing her family again, being made fun of or socially rejected, most bugs, drowning.

tell us in a few lines how you got the idea for them/how they came to be: For years, I just really wanted to make a self-indulgent OC who was friends with all of my favorite characters and had cool powers. It's a pretty common fanfic plot in this fandom where an OC from the real world gets teleported to the MCU and this is my own spin on it.

if you feel like it, add some sketches, drawings or pictures of your OC or anything that relates to them: Here is some art and a moodboard featuring some of her friends!

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Several minutes later, she realized she had already checked out of the conversation.

"Remind me, where are you going?"

"South Korea. Some place I hadn't heard of before. Anyway, as I was saying—"

Lauren's hands froze, mid-cut. A voice, albeit incomprehensible, started whispering in the depths of her mind as she felt herself zoning out. She had heard about unrest in the region, but something made the hairs on her body stand up straight.

The last time she had this feeling, was in the hospital, right before they found out about Shepherd's end. The woman took a look at her phone, where her companion continued on raving about "pop stars and neon lights".

"Jamie."

"—Think a 41-year-old man is still eligible for a K-Pop licence?"

"Jamie."

He recognized that tone. Lauren doesn't interrupt people, unless there's a thought she needs to voice, and she needs to do it right now. Feeling the gravity of the moment settle in, Jamie falls silent, watching the screen. Waiting for the follow-up.

"I'm assuming you've seen the news," after hearing his confirmation, the woman continues, "so do not go out there and be a cowboy. Be careful. And take care of those kids, not just Dunn and West."

For a good moment, the pair stared at each other in a hard silence. Ever since Price went missing, things have gotten complicated. The team has become hardened, more distant. Though Ghost was nothing short of an exceptional leader, his outlook and mannerisms had started to bleed into everyone. Lauren included.

But a man who does not heed the words of a woman's intuition, is a man doomed to failure. Or worse, in his case.

"I'll be careful. No heroics, no playing Vaquero."

"Promise me."