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Estos son los principales fandoms para los que escribo y acepto solicitudes/Fandoms i Write for:

Avatar series(Korra/Aang)

Blue Exorcist

Castelvania

Demon Slayer Devil May Cry Netflix

Dororo Dragon Ball Z/Super

Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood

Generador Rex

HADES

INVINCIBLE

Jujutsu Kaisen

4 Knights of Apocalypse

RECORD OF RAGNAROK

Twisted Wonderland

Studio Investigrave

Slugterra/Bajoterra

Voltron: Legendary Defender

The Owl House

Mizu!Lectora en Avatar

TW: aluciones a abuso sexual, (lectora) siendo referida como “bebe bastardo”, temas complejos.

Tenemos que admitir que pese a ser una serie para niños, ATLA podía meter temas pezados y oscuros en su historia. Por lo que la idea de alguien como Mizu existiendo en su mundo no solo es posible, sino que hasta probable.

(lectora) viene de una de las muchas colonias del reino tierra, bueno, algo así, es un pueblo que casi nadie conoce, lo suficientemente lejos para no sufrir daños significantes por la guerra, pero demasiado apartado para pedir ayuda cuando fueron atacados, tuvieron la mala suerte de ser asediado por mucho tiempo por la armada de fuego. Hubo unos soldados de la nación del fuego más aprovechados que otros, por lo que incluso después de que se fueron, dejaron marcas en la población de la aldea de (lectora).

En el caso de (lectora), una de esas personas fue su madre.

Cuando (lectora) nació, su madre trato de fingir que todo estaba bien, que no era lo que pensaba, ella podía fingir que (lectora) era hija de su marido mientras ella no tuviera ningún otro parecido con ellos, claro, además de los ojos.

Pero las cosas no salieron como ella quería. (lectora) recuerda vívidamente la primera vez que hizo fuego control, no porque fuera una experiencia divertida o memorable en el buen sentido, sino porque casi quemo el rancho de su padre, y no importa cuanto tiempo pase, no puede olvidar la cara de horror de su madre, porque (lectora) teniendo fuego control solo significaba una cosa, ella lo sabia todo el pueblo ahora lo sabría.

Un bebe bastardo de la nación del fuego. Un recordatorio andante de la peor época en la vida de muchas personas, incluida su madre.

Seh, se que cambie algunos aspectos de la historia de Mizu para que encaje con mi visión creativa, pero puedes ver los paralelismos claramente. Algunos puntos extra sobre esta lectora y posibles relaciones:

• No sabría decir si es que (lectora) fue intimidada mas de lo que fue temida por otros niños debido a su parentesco, una cosa es burlarte de alguien cuando no pueden defenderse ¿pero cuando pueden lanzarte bolas de fuego? No gracias. Gracias a esto esta Mizu!(lectora) no es tan repelente, mas bien no disfruta de causarle miedo a la gente.

• Su relación con su madre es complicada. No creo que su madre la odie en lo más mínimo, pero ella es la prueba viva de un trauma horrible, por lo que hay veces en las que le es difícil verla, otras veces no puede estar tranquila sin tenerla en su vista, por miedo a que “vengan a llevársela”

• El padrastro de (lectora) sabe lo que paso, y probablemente hizo un ojo ciego hasta el incidente del rancho. En todo caso, es como el padre espada de (lectora), trata de evitar que ella busque únicamente venganza (buscar venganza esta bien, pero no quiere que se centre solo en ESO).

• Me gusta mucho la idea de que (lectora) haya entrenado en el arte de la espada con Piandao. Ella hizo toda la artimaña de fingir ser hombre, desde vestirse como tal hasta referirse como uno, pero Piandao supo casi de inmediato que era una chica ¿Cómo? Se negó a contestar, pero su secreto esta a salvo con él.

• Piandao tambien es quien le termina dando cierta información sobre uno de los hombres que (lectora) busca, la que seria su primera kill antes de los eventos de la serie.

• Para los eventos de la serie, puedo verla interactuando con personajes como Zuko pre-arco de redención (plus Iroh) y mas probablemente Jet.

• Zuko es algo asi como su Taigen, tiene un peinado gracioso, habla mucho sobre su honor y parece que esta a 5 segundo de hacer ebuyicion de ira. (lectora) ni siquiera pretende hacerlo enojar cada que le pide su ayuda en su búsqueda del avatar, es solo que cree que la tarea es tan imposible, que le da risa (termina tragándose sus palabras cuando es oficial que el avatar volvió. Oopsie).

• Iroh puede ver el rencor e ira en (lectora), es un tipo diferente a la ira de Zuko, es una ira calmada y metódica, un fuego que en vez de consumirlo todo, hace que la habitación se llene de humo y se te haga imposible respirar. Iroh no piensa decirle que hacer a (lectora), solo quiere que ella tenga cuidado en no morir antes de completar su misión de vengarse.

• En cuanto a Jet, es un caso curioso. Me gusta pensar que se conocieron en el lapso de tiempo que no sabemos de Jet desde su debut hasta su llegada a BaSingSe.

• Jet definitivamente tuvo que pasar por mucho y viajar mucho antes de poder llegar con el resto de refugiados. Como es que él y (lectora) se conocieron es un misterio, pero tengo la sensación de que ella le salvo el pellejo y él NO ESTABA ACEPTANDO ESO por parte de una maestra fuego.

• (incluso si el estilo de pelea de (lectora) se basa mas en lo físico y el manejo de la espada, no hay forma en la que no use su control del fuego para salir de situaciones difíciles).

• La idea de que Jet y (lectora) se vieran forzados a pasar tiempo juntos de camino al transporte para los refugiados, en el trayecto conociéndose más, y Jet llegando a la conclusión de que no todas las víctimas de la nación del fuego son iguales, es simplemente UGH.

• “te trate como el enemigo cuando debi tratarte como otra sobreviviente”

• ¿ven mi visión?

Yandere! Qin Shi Huang x Reader (with a twist?)

OKAY, imagine this: Reader is a young girl from Zhao who was forced into servitude after her mother died in the Qin Clan's uprising.

But unlike everyone else, Reader doesn't actually resent Qin/Zheng. Whether it's because she's a young child, because she has no one to teach her these prejudices, or perhaps simply because, even as a child, she doesn't understand why people hate someone who had no power in the tragedy, what she feels is pity for this boy, not hatred.

Besides, he was the ONLY boy her age she could interact with, so she wanted to befriend him, especially after seeing how the rest of the world treated him. Even if Zheng was definitely somewhat skeptical at first, you can bet he was so desperate for affection that he didn't care about any suspicions about the reader.

Obviously, this makes Zheng VERY attached to the reader; she's his ONLY positive influence throughout his entire childhood. Because of this, he's VERY clingy and touchy-feely. Having grown up with this, the reader doesn't see anything wrong with it. This marks a certain bad habit of "not having boundaries" as they grow up. Not only physically, but also with certain "bad habits" of Zheng/Qin towards her.

In the two years that Zheng is cared for by Ching-yen, Qin/Zheng starts to get even closer to the reader. Taking her everywhere with him, bringing her things, even becoming violent if the reader left for too long, or worse, someone insulted her. But since the reader was already used to this (or rather, desensitized), she doesn't even see it as something bad; it's like having your own guard dog.

When Zheng is finally acknowledged by his father, reader has to stay behind with the servants, but don't worry! Zheng promises her it won't be for long!

Reader doesn't hear from Zheng for a few months, during which time she is finally taken in by another servant. She grows up, and everything seems to be going well.

However, when Reader reaches marriageable age, things take a turn for the worse, at least for everyone else.

Reader's adoptive father genuinely loves her dearly, having served with her as a servant and caring for her all her life since her mother's death. But he is also perceptive and senses that something is off about his daughter's relationship with Qin.

So when Qin comes one day demanding Reader's hand in marriage, despite all the good things it would bring, he refuses.

Obviously, Qin was initially more than prepared to resort to violence when this happened, but reader's adoptive father proposes a deal: If he achieves his goal of unifying China before Reader marries another man, then he will allow him to marry her. If he fails, or if reader marries before he does, it's game over for him.

Qin obviously finds this interesting (more because of the man's audacity than what's actually happening, but he lets it slide since he's his future father-in-law), but he sets his own conditions: 1- the adoptive father is strictly FORBIDDEN from arranging marriages with reader, 2- reader will not be aware of this arrangement, and 3- he will not restrict their communication.

Reader's adoptive father was so convinced this was a FOOLPROOF plan, because there's no way a boy could unite five different nations! And even if he miraculously could, reader is a charming lady; she'll surely find a husband without his intervention!

...at least that's what he thought.

While Qin isn't violent around Reader (at least not anymore), he would definitely get rid of any rival he sees as a potential threat to the arrangement. Whether by discreetly eliminating rivals, framing them, and making them look undesirable, etc. Yeah, he cheated, what did you expect?

Meanwhile, Reader and he maintain communication through letters! Reader is probably unknowingly giving Qin more people to "deal with" when she decides to confide in him (again, she doesn't realize, due to her lack of boundaries, that the way Qin speaks to her is more like a lover than a friend).

Years go by, and the adoptive father is growing anxious. Not only is Qin progressing in his conquest, but his daughter seems not only uninterested in marriage, but more interested in Qin than anyone else.

I think Qin would only act like a full-blown yandere if the adoptive father tries to send Reader away on a ship out of China. So he does the most sensible thing: he has the man arrested and announces his public execution (which is an excuse for Reader to come out of wherever she is and rescue her old man). He says it's just a trick to get reader out of hiding, but DAMN, the idea of getting rid of (adoptive father) and having reader only for HIM is tempting...

WHAT'S INTERESTING IS HOW THE ROLES ARE REVERSED!

Reader, in an attempt to turn the tables on him, tells Qin that he can't execute her father. The reason? That's not the way to treat your wife's relatives!

And reader even pretends to cry about how he can go around saying they're married when he treats her family in such a BARBARIC AND SHAMEFUL way.

And you know what? IT WORKED! his lovely reader is soooo right! the old man may be a pain in the ass, but its his father-in-law after all. just like they say, happy wife happy life.

I think this would be the best scenario for a Qin Shi Huang Yandere, not only because his partner is "willing" to tolerate his yandere tendencies, but also because she knows how to counter them. Fortunately, the reader knows him well enough to handle him and prevent him from being a walking nuclear bomb (at least all the time).

hope that still works after death....

Mizu! Reader in Avatar

TW: allusions to sexual abuse, (reader) being referred to as a "bastard baby," complex themes.

We have to admit that despite being a children's series, ATLA could include heavy and dark themes in its story. Therefore, the idea of ​​someone like Mizu existing in its world is not only possible, but even probable.

(Reader) comes from one of the many colonies of the Earth Kingdom—well, sort of. It's a village that almost no one knows about, far enough away not to suffer significant damage from the war, but too isolated to call for help when they were attacked. They had the misfortune of being besieged for a long time by the Fire Nation army. Some Fire Nation soldiers were more opportunistic than others, so even after they left, they left their mark on the village's population.

In (Reader's) case, one of those people was her mother.

When (Reader) was born, her mother tried to pretend that everything was fine, that it wasn't what she thought. She could pretend that (Reader) was her husband's daughter as long as she didn't resemble them in any other way, besides the eyes, of course.

But things didn't turn out as she planned. (Reader) vividly remembers the first time she did firebending, not because it was a fun or memorable experience in a good way, but because she almost burned down her father's ranch. And no matter how much time passes, she can't forget her mother's horrified face, because (Reader) having firebending meant only one thing, and she knew it. Now the whole town would know it too.

A bastard baby of the Fire Nation. A walking reminder of the worst time in many people's lives, including her mother's.

Yeah, I know I changed some aspects of Mizu's story to fit my creative vision, but you can see the parallels clearly. Some extra points about this reader and possible relationships:

•I couldn't say whether (reader) was bullied more than feared by other children because of her "family connection". It's one thing to make fun of someone when they can't defend themselves, but when they can throw fireballs at you? No thanks. Thanks to this, Mizu (reader) isn't so social repulsive; rather, she doesn't enjoy scaring people.

•Her relationship with her mother is complicated. I don't think her mother hates her in the slightest, but she's living proof of a terrible trauma, so there are times when it's hard for her to look at her, and other times she can't rest easy without her in sight, for fear that "someone will come and take her away."

•(reader)'s stepfather knows what happened, and he probably turned a blind eye until the ranch incident. In any case, he's like (reader)sword father, trying to prevent her from solely seeking revenge (seeking revenge is fine, but he doesn't want her to focus only on THAT).

•I really like the idea that (reader) trained in swordsmanship with Piandao. She went to all the trouble of pretending to be a man, from dressing like one to referring to herself like one, but Piandao knew almost immediately that she was a girl. How? he refused to answer, but her secret is safe with him.

•Piandao is also the one who ends up giving her some information about one of the men (reader) is looking for, which would be her first kill before the events of the series. For the events of the series, I can see her interacting with characters like Zuko pre-Redemption arc (plus Iroh) and most likely Jet.

•Zuko is kind of like her Taigen; he has a funny hairstyle, talks a lot about his honor, and seems like he's five seconds away from exploding in anger. (Reader) doesn't even intend to anger him every time she asks for his help in her search for the Avatar; she just thinks the task is so impossible that it makes her laugh (she ends up eating her words when it's officially confirmed that the Avatar has returned. Oops).

•Iroh can see the resentment and anger in (Reader). It's a different kind of anger than Zuko's; it's a calm and methodical anger, a fire that, instead of consuming everything, fills the room with smoke, making it impossible to breathe. Iroh doesn't intend to tell (Reader) what to do; he just wants her to be careful not to die before completing her mission of revenge.

•As for Jet, he's a curious case. I like to think they met during the period of time we don't know about Jet, from his debut until his arrival in BaSingSe. Jet definitely had to go through a lot and travel a long way before he could reach the rest of the refugees. How he and (reader) met is a mystery, but I have a feeling she saved his skin and he WASN'T ACCEPTING THAT from a firebender.

•(Even if (reader)'s fighting style is more physical and sword-based, there's no way she wouldn't use her firebending to get out of tough situations). The idea that Jet and (reader) were forced to spend time together on the way to the refugee transport, getting to know each other better along the way, and Jet coming to the conclusion that not all victims of the Fire Nation are the same, is just UGH.

•"I treated you like the enemy when I should have treated you like a survivor."

Do you see my vision?

But that's all for now, bye!

Just watched the MiB Trilogy and I loved all of it, especially because it has Will Smith (I love Fresh Prince of Bell Air because of him)

But my main concern would be how they’d be labeled for their name? Like Agent J!Yuu? AJ!Yuu? Agent!Yuu? Or Agent F/I!Yuu for ‘First Initial’ (I tried to look into if there’s a symbol/icon) or just MiB!Yuu?

This Yuu pops into Twisted Wonderland but isn’t phased by all the magical weirdness this world has to offer, why? Because they dealt with countless aliens and extraterrestrials as it’s all part of their job

I could see it work as F/N (For ‘First Initial’) for an MiB Agent!Yuu because they don’t exist, their are no records of their existence and anyone who thinks they know Reader from somewhere clearly suffers from Déjà vu because Reader doesn’t recall meet in them before in their life (As it’s the whole point of their job as an Agent, to not ‘exist’)

Any intention to pry information about Yuu is met with “That’s classified” and “None of your business”

Agent!Yuu would be an utter menace by gifting Ace the ‘Noisy Cricket’ and zero explanation about it, only ‘Watch where you point that!’ And “Use it only in an emergency” and just enjoys the show seeing Ace fly into a wall after using it (They take it away from Ace after though)

Agent!Yuu would wear their Agent Uniform as they explained to the Staff ‘It’s the last uniform I’ll ever wear’ (Which sounds ominous to them)

The Neuralyzer is definitely their most powerful gadget as Yuu can use it to get out of trouble, but only uses it for actual emergencies, they definitely slapped Ace for trying to use it as well as any Students who had the audacity to try and steal it

It would probably be even funnier if MiB!Yuu doesn’t believe in magic, rather they think all the magic stuff is actually alien stuff, while the students find MiB!Yuu believing in Aliens makes them a ‘Weirdo’ (Both sides are arguing on who’s right) until aliens actually do pop up

It would be cool if MiB!Yuu had the MiB car and all their weapons and gadgets in it to kick some magic and alien ass and they’re sassy about it too (Like Agent J from the movies)

Even funnier? They’re dynamic with Idia and Ortho would be the most normal since MiB!Yuu is very familiar with highly advanced technology and Idia would very much want to look at and understand the technology

Also? I’m happy you liked my Spencer!Yuu from iCarly! I can definitely see him slowly unleash his VERY sassy side as he comments to Ace, Deuce and later the other First Years like Jack, Epel, Sebek and other years (Ex: Leona, Azul, Cater, RUGGIE, Floyd, Kalim, ROOK, MALLEUS) as they just BARDGE right into Ramshackle like they live there (He’ll give Malleus a semi-pass cause he stays outside like a ‘personal, living & moving gargoyle’)

This whole video is basically Spencer!Yuu with all the NRC Students and Staff (Mostly Crowley): https://youtu.be/PPHkCH2Qip8?is=AooQTHvrU3Uj4yLQ

💖 Anon

went balistic

Platonic! White Rabbit x Alice! Reader

Especially if we're talking about a Silco/Jinx dynamic after the Darkcom incident, but I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's start with the White Rabbit before the catastrophe.

We know the White Rabbit ended up in Makai through a temporal rift. The question is, what if he wasn't the only human who, over the years, ended up the same way? That's how this Alice would end up in Makai, only much younger, smaller, and without any sense of survival (maybe only 3 or 4 years old at most?), especially in an environment as hostile as Makai. (To add a bit of extra pain, unlike the White Rabbit, this Alice didn't actually come from an abusive or bad family; she was probably just left alone in her backyard, and that was enough time for a literal door to hell to open.)

You can bet that from then on, these two became inseparable, but for different reasons. WR (I'll call him that for now, okay?) hasn't had good experiences with humans, that's true; however, Alice is like the epitome of everything he considers pure: childlike innocence, a side of humanity that was ripped from him very young and that he doesn't want Alice to lose, in addition to the underlying need to prevent Alice from becoming a bad person, like the ones he had to deal with in his past.

Having grown up in a close-knit community, WR is actually quite good at handling little Alice, whether it's de-escalating her tantrums, getting her to play with the other Makai children, helping her adjust to the dangers of Makai, and mainly making her feel safe in a clearly dangerous environment, which causes Alicia to cling to him like a tick. Her reason for becoming attached to him is much more obvious: she's a lost child in literal hell, and WR is the only human there. Even when she bonds with the other demons/Makai children, WR is special because they are the only humans each other has seen in a long time; there's a strange sense of camaraderie that only they understand.

There's no way CB didn't instill in Alice his love for Alice in Wonderland; that might be why she has that name (originally, Alice!Reader would have had one given to her by her human parents, but she was so young when she arrived in Makai that she forgot it over time; it was easier to just call her Alice). When they finally cross over to the human world for the first time in years, WR was probably afraid that Alice would want to leave them (either to look for her parents or simply to live with other humans), only for her to get super excited about things in the supermarket, play with the children of Makai, without a single sign of concern for the world.

But of course, all good things must come to an end. In this case, it would be the incident in the abandoned warehouse with Darkcom.

Alice somehow survives, as does the White Rabbit, but neither of them is the same. Alice knows this: the white rabbit with her is not the same person who fought for a better future for the residents of Makai, not the person who tried to save the demons from the humans. She doesn't know this person who uses the voice of the man she loved most in life. That's why there ends up being a radical change in Alice too; she no longer smiles, she no longer plays, now she is much quieter and gloomier, more mature with the years, but also cynical and disinterested in everything.

Their relationship is as toxic as it gets, platonic edition. Alice hates this new version of her father figure, so she commits small (and large) acts of rebellion to elicit a reaction that reveals she's nothing more than a cheap imitation of her father, a way to hurt him with the few tools at her disposal, one of which is: Neither of them can truly live without the other.

Yeah, Alice will make the White Rabbit angry. She likes to steal his things, tear apart the rabbit plushies he makes because she prefers the original (no matter how old and battered it is). Sometimes she throws violent tantrums where she breaks things, hits him, and even hits herself, because she knows what she's doing: increasing his paranoia, making him unable to leave her alone without fear of her hurting herself, but at the same time, making it clear who holds the power in the relationship. Because Alice can't easily escape, after all, so she's going to make that everyone's problem.

However, the White Rabbit has a very strict rule regarding these episodes: ONLY HE CAN DISCIPLINE ALICE (and even then, his style of discipline is more like solitary confinement disguised as "time for reflection"). He doesn't trust any of the demons under his command to get too clever and end up beating her up, or worse. He isn't afraid to get rid of a couple of them just to make this rule clear: Alice is off-limits. He can go after any human except her.

There are times when Alice tries to escape the building, sometimes seriously, other times simply to scare the Rabbit into thinking she escaped when she's actually still inside. But no matter what, even if she manages to escape the building, she always returns, sometimes for ridiculous reasons, like her stuffed rabbit broke and ONLY White Rabbit can fix it, or she got bored of freedom and went back to the cage—reasons that range from lies to sarcasm, but reveal the codependent nature of their relationship.

They can't stand each other, yet they feel comfortable in each other's presence. Neither of them likes the current version of the other, but that doesn't stop them from digging, and digging, until they find that version of the other they lost long ago.

I like the idea that, in this AU, White Rabbit's death is different, more similar to Silco's death in Arcane. Let's agree that, in the events of the series, it's very likely that Alice will join Dante/Lady's side (though not willingly; if anyone hates Lady more than WR, it's HER) to stop WR, but she can't help but cry when he lies dead/on his deathbed. Even though he's been an antagonistic figure these past few years, he was also the man who taught her everything, the closest thing to a father she ever had.

While part of WR is happy that Alicia will miss him because of the affection she has for him (refuting years of fear that she would hate him), he also feels that the least he owes Alicia after these frankly horrible years is to be able to feel free now that he won't be in her life, using his last bit of strength to comfort her in some way.

"Don't cry…you're perfect."

Convengamos algo, según lo que logre ver del lore del juego, los híbridos entre humanos y demonios en realidad no son tan poco comunes (llegando a aparecer en varios de los juegos de la saga) por lo que, para la coherencia de este trabajo, podemos decir que (lectora) es uno de esos híbridos de humano y demonio. Solo que a diferencia de Dante, está mucho más en tono con su naturaleza y poderes demoniacos. Pero claro, con organizaciones como Darkcom y gente de mente corta, (lectora) nunca se ha quedado mucho en un mismo lugar, o por lo menos no ha logrado esconder su descendencia demoniaca mucho tiempo, obligándola a irse en cuanto viera las fuerzas de Darkcom en camino.

Gracias a todas estas experiencias negativas con humanos, puedo asegurarte que (lectora) no es alguien muy sociable, o con una gran confianza hacia la humanidad en general. Ha sido decepcionada por los humanos muchas veces, ya no quiere salir herida, por lo que prefiere guardar distancia y asi evitar encariñarse/lastimarse otra vez. Pero claro, en algun momento ella llega a Nueva York, se queda un tiempo para hacer un par de “conexiones”, y conoce a Enzo, quien le termina asignando un par de trabajos simples a cambio de dinero (porque lamentablemente una de las cosas que (lectora) SI heredo de su lado humano es la necesidad de comer constantemente. Y las cosas cuestan dinero).

Aquí es donde (lectora) puede conocer a Dante. Digamos que Enzo les ofrece a ambos un trabajo, ya sea que ambos sean conscientes del otro o no, Dante termina topándose con una adolecente en medio de una misión altamente peligrosa, y su primer instinto es decirlo algo sobre las líneas de “vete a casa infante” claro, hasta que (lectora) termina usando sus poderes con el agua para acabar con el demonio que les encargaron…ahora Dante está sorprendido y curioso.

Dante trata de conversar con (lectora) mientras van a ver a Enzo por la paga, pero la chica es como un muro de ladrillos el 90% del tiempo hasta que le pregunta cuánto le ofreció Enzo por el trabajo o como es que se metio en el negocio en primer lugar. Él lo entiende ¿sabes? También se metió en lo de cazar demonios por dinero siendo bastante joven, realmente no puede juzgarla por hacer lo necesario para sobrevivir, especialmente cuando tienes poderes tan geniales como ESOS.

Digamos que esto se vuelve una ocurrencia. Un trabajo surge y 8 de cada 10 veces (lectora) termina topándose con Dante, una parte de ella se enoja porque significa que tendrán que dividir la paga, pero con el tiempo se termina acostumbrado a él, a sus bromas tontas e incluso se ríe con algunos de sus chistes (cosa que Dante considera una victoria). Incluso si no hablan mucho de cosas sentimentales (un acuerdo similar al que tienen con Enzo, hacen el trabajo y sin hacer preguntas del pasado), definitivamente terminan estando al tanto si el otro se mete en líos.

O, en todo caso, se meten en líos juntos. En el inicio de la serie lo más probable es que el conejo blanco también termine secuestrando a (lectora) junto con Enzo para la escena del avión. Puedes apostar que enterarse de que Dante es hijo de Sparda no es un gran shock por parte de (lectora) (probablemente le sugirió en mas de una ocasión que a lo mejor alguno de sus padres era un demonio, ahora tiene la oportunidad perfecta de decir “te lo dije”).

Me gusta pensar que, como Lapiz tenía esta fijación de volver al planeta madre, (lectora) podría llegar a tener una fijación con irse del mundo de los humanos e irse al Makai, porque genuinamente no cree que haya lugar en el mundo para ella, no solo por todo el asunto con Darkcom, sino por todas las malas experiencias y rechazos que ha sufrido a lo largo de su vida ¿realmente sería tan malo irse al literal infierno, si a los ojos de las personas, es ahí donde pertenece?

Si hablamos de los eventos de la segunda temporada, puedes apostar que esa confusión se ha disparado, no solo porque (lectora) perdió a una de las pocas figuras “estables” que ha tenido en su vida (Enzo) sino que ella SABE que Dante esta en las garras de Darkcom, y no puede ir a salvarlo, no solo por lo obvio, sino porque tiene miedo, miedo de quedar atrapada igual que él, que le hagan cosas horribles como siempre temio que le hicieran, tiene mas miedo a ser prisionera que a lo que le pueda pasar a Dante.

Cuando eventualmente se reencuentran, ella esta esperando que Dante la odie por no ir a salvarlo, por no haber hecho mas que esconderse como una cobarde, pero se termina topando con un Dante feliz de verla, feliz de ver que ella esta a salvo, preguntándole como si nada si se ha metido en algun problema mientras el no estaba, y (lectora no puede evitar querer abrazarlo, algo que ella nunca hizo antes, nunca con Dante al menos, aparte ¿ella esta—llorando?

I like the idea of ​​this being a platonic relationship, mainly because I find very little of that kind of content in this version of Dante.

Dante Sparda with Platonic! Lapiz Lasuli! Reader

Let's agree on something: from what I've gathered of the game's lore, human-demon hybrids aren't actually that uncommon (appearing in several games in the series). So, for the sake of consistency, we can say that (Reader) is one of those human-demon hybrids. Only, unlike Dante, she's much more in tune with her demonic nature and powers. But of course, with organizations like Darkcom and short-minded people, (Reader) has never stayed in one place for long, or at least hasn't been able to hide her demonic heritage for very long, forcing her to leave as soon as she saw Darkcom's forces approaching.

Thanks to all these negative experiences with humans, I can assure you that (reader) isn't very sociable, or someone with a great deal of trust in humanity in general. She's been disappointed by humans many times and doesn't want to get hurt again, so she prefers to keep her distance and avoid getting attached/hurt again. But of course, at some point she arrives in New York, stays for a while to make a few "connections," and meets Enzo, who ends up assigning her a couple of simple jobs in exchange for money (because unfortunately, one of the things (reader) DID inherit from her human side is the constant need to eat. And things cost money).

This is where (reader) meets Dante. Let's say Enzo offers them both a job. Whether they're aware of each other or not, Dante ends up bumping into a teenage girl in the middle of a highly dangerous mission, and his first instinct is to say something along the lines of "go home, kid." Of course, that is, until (reader) ends up using her water powers to take down the demon they were assigned to… now Dante is surprised and curious.

Dante tries to talk to (reader) while they go to see Enzo for payment, but the girl is like a brick wall 90% of the time until he asks her how much Enzo offered her for the job or how she got into the business in the first place. He understands, you know? He got into demon hunting for money pretty young himself. He can't really judge her for doing what's necessary to survive, especially when you have powers as cool as THOSE.

Let's just say this becomes a bit of a constant. A job comes up, and 8 out of 10 times (reader) ends up running into Dante. Part of her is annoyed because it means they'll have to split the pay, but over time she gets used to him, his silly jokes, and even laughs at some of his humor (which Dante considers a victory). Even if they don't talk much about sentimental things (a similar arrangement to the one they have with Enzo: they do the job and don't ask questions about the past), they definitely end up keeping an eye on each other if the other gets into trouble.

Or, in any case, they get into trouble together. At the beginning of the series, it's very likely that the White Rabbit will also end up kidnapping (reader) along with Enzo for the airplane scene. You can bet that finding out Dante is Sparda's son isn't a huge shock for (the reader) (she probably hinted to him more than once that maybe one of his parents was a demon; now she has the perfect opportunity to say, "I told you so").

I like to think that, just as Lapis had this fixation on returning to the homeworld, (reader) might develop a fixation on leaving the human world and going to Makai, because she genuinely doesn't believe there's a place for her in the world, not only because of the whole Darkcom situation, but also because of all the bad experiences and rejections she's suffered throughout her life. Would it really be so bad to go to literal hell, if in the eyes of others, that's where she belongs?

If we talk about the events of the second season, you can bet that this confusion has skyrocketed, not only because (reader) lost one of the few "stable" figures in her life (Enzo), but also because she KNOWS that Dante is in Darkcom's clutches, and she can't go to save him, not only for the obvious reasons, but because she's afraid—afraid of being trapped like him, of having horrible things done to her like she always feared would happen to her. She's more afraid of being a prisoner than of what might happen to Dante.

When they eventually reunite, she expects Dante to hate her for not going to save him, for doing nothing but hiding like a coward, but instead she encounters a Dante happy to see her, happy to see that she's safe, casually asking if she got into any trouble while he was gone, and (reader) can't help but want to hug him, something she's never done before, never with Dante at least, besides, is she—crying?

Dante might be a little cynical, but he tries to reassure her by saying she won't get rid of him easily, so she can relax. Yeah, that sounds good.

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Hunger Games! Yuu

Handmaid Yuu Series (TW: SA, TRAUMA, HURT-COMFORT)

Yuu's dream in book 7

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Yuu de los juegos del hambre

Yuu del cuento de la criada (TW: S.A, TRAUMA, COMFORT)

Creo que a diferencia del canon del juego, Handmaid!Yuu no seria inmune/mas resistente a la oscuridad al inicio del libro 7, ya sea porque ella decide sacrificarse para que Silver y Grim puedan escapar de la oscuridad, o no es salvada a tiempo por Silver/Grim debido a una extraña sensación que la deja paralizada ¿miedo? ¿curiosidad? ¿fascinación? El punto es que recién cuando ya pasan por varios sueños, el Squad finalmente podría encontrar a Yuu, no sin antes pasar por un buen momento sentimental con Grim sintiendo que le fallo por no poder protegerla/salvarla de la oscuridad.

Creo que los chicos recién llegarían al sueño de Yuu después de los sueños de los miembros de Heatslabyul, siendo ellos los más cercanos a Handmaid!Yuu después de todo. Cuando llegan al sueño, ni siquiera se dan cuenta a simple vista de que es lo diferente de la vida cotidiana de Twisted Wonderland, por que incluso sus versiones del sueño de Yuu son bastante fidedignas a sus versiones reales, entonces ¿Quién podría querer algo prácticamente igual a la vida real? Y la respuesta se les da cuando ven a una Handmaid!Yuu con un ave brillante sobre su cabeza, persiguiendo a dos niños no mayores de 6 años, riendo y jugando en el patio del colegio.

Y la realización les cae como un bolso de ladrillos.

Yuu nunca soñaría con volver a su mundo ¿para que? Si lo único que ha tenido ahí ha sido trauma y miseria, lo único que lamentaba, que realmente quería cambiar de su pasado, era poder tener a sus hijos con ella, que no se los hubieran arrancado de los brazos, el haber podido abrazarlos y cuidarlos, diablos, que ella no llego a saber si terminaron volviéndose buenas personas bajo las crianzas de Gilead. Eso la comia por dentro.

¿pero en el sueño? Ella se veía tan despreocupada, tan relajada, tan…feliz, de una forma en la que ninguno de los chicos la había visto antes. No es como que nunca la hubieran visto reir o sonreir, pero esto era algo diferente, un tipo de felicidad que no habían visto en ella antes: una felicidad segura, completa, sin rastro de culpa o remordimientos, ya no parecía que cargaba mas años de los que realmente tenia, parecía simplemente…una madre con sus hijos.

Creo que podría generarse un debate entre los chicos si REALMENTE tienen que despertar a Yuu para vencer a Malleus o no. Digo, saben que esto no es real, pero la idea de romper la burbuja de felicdad que Yuu esta teniendo, sabiendo que esto seria lo mas cercano que tendría de ver a sus hijos otra vez? Les da un mal sabor de boca (En este grupo estarían Ace, Deuce, hasta cierto punto Riddle y Sebek).

Por otra parte, otros de los chicos creen que el sueño en si es muy cruel, porque Malleus esta básicamente poniéndole en la cara a Yuu algo que no va a poder obtener, su mayor arrepentimiento, su mayor DOLOR, y creen que es mucho mas humano despertarla para que no se lastime aun mas cuando todo este fiasco de sueños termine (aquí estarían Silver, Trey, sorprendentemente Cater y Grim).

Ya de por si la idea del sueño de Yuu es triste ¡IMAGINATE CUANDO INTENTEN DESPERTARLA! La oscuridad tomaría la forma de sus hijos, justamente tratando de convencerla de que no escuche lo que los chicos tienen que decir, diciéndole que ellos la necesitan mas ahora, que si ella los ama ¿Por qué los abandona OTRA VEZ?

Siento que podría haber dos variantes de esto: la primera, que Yuu no logra salirse de la oscuridad y tienen que seguir el libro sin ella. Aunque, para sopresa de Malleus, ella ya es conciente que esta en un sueño, solo que no trata activamente de salir de este ¿la razón? Ella siempre es la que se tiene que sacrificar por los demás, la que tiene que dejar sus deseos de lado para salvar al mundo, por lo menos esta vez, déjenla ver los rostros de sus hijos un rato mas… ella sabe que Malleus perderá y que esta ilusión se caera a pedazos en cualquier momento, por lo menos déjenla disfrutarla mientras dure…

La otra variante, mas cercana al canon, es que Yuu se libre del sueño. Ya sea que  las versiones alternas de sus hijos decidan ayudarles o que ella decida aferrarse a los recuerdos REALES de sus hijos, por mas efímeros que sean, y sobretodo con mucha rabia contenida por TODO el trauma que esto le trajo de vuelta ¿crees que Malleus la tiene diicil con los demás despues del libro 7? Solo espera a que Handamid! Yuu le de la paliza de su vida, es lo que se merece por manipular asi la imagen de sus hijos, inlcuso si fue con buena intención.

In Alucard!Yuu's case, he had to explain where he came from (and from extention why he has to go back as soon as possible. You know, so His dad dosen't destroy humanity) and why he has vampire traits. He is somewhat open about the whole deal. Not to much, but to give context of His hurry to go back to His world.