Cosplaying as Superbat's Daughter, but Watching [Western Crossover]

■■Cosplayed the character

■■Received a script

■■Arrived in a world that had lost its superheroes and had no villains

■■Became the protagonist

To this day, I still don't understand how the System, that little dummy, managed to pick me out of all those DC fangirls when I knew absolutely nothing about Batman.

But it doesn't matter. Close the script, and the show goes on.

I'm confident about everything, except why I'm supposed to perform in a world where the entire Justice League has already been wiped out, and who I'm even performing for.

I've gotten used to this shitty superhero actor work schedule, but I never expected something so unexpected to happen.

“So, is this where the amazing superheroes are? Will a Main Universe Red Hood drop in today, and an Injustice big brother tomorrow? Where am I supposed to find a Batman?” I asked the System. “And do I still have to cosplay? How can someone transmigrate for more than ten years before getting a mission?”

It spoke solemnly: “Cosplay transmigration is, at its core, just cosplay, Quick, Martha, your Bat's here!”

Well, as the System-certified [Acting Genius] who looks just like the Batman Who Laughs, taking care of the little birds (x) and looking after them (??) is a piece of cake. And what's more, cosplay is such a tiny thing!

Daughter of SuperBat, right? Nobody understands SuperBat better than me!

By the way, who's the Batman Who Laughs?

It took a long time before I paid the price for my ignorance. When I was greeting people with “Hey, bro,” “Hey, Dad,” and “Hey, Mom,” I finally learned that SuperBat was the name of a duo!!!

They didn't have a daughter!!!

Whatever. Who cares?

Superhero POV:

What? Batman went crazy? The Justice League was wiped out? The Joker is dead?

Red Hood, who brought back this news from the multiverse, was also completely baffled.

So they began a long-overdue group debriefing, or, rather, a movie night.

“Honestly, I can't tell which is more of a hellish joke: Batman going crazy, or Lego Batman showing up in the same place.”

1. Please don't bash the teacher you dislike. I'm begging you, I'm very sensitive.

2. SuperBat is meaningful, and there are even other gay pairings, because the author and the sponsor really ship them. If that's not your thing, please don't read. But I don't like writing those cringey, feet-curling scenes that make you go, [Huh?!], so most of this is funny Batfamily daily life. The Batfamily gets a truly, truly, truly huge amount of focus!

3. The author really, really loves hellish jokes, and my writing is full of stereotypes. There will definitely be OOC moments, but everyone sees characters differently. I just think Batman keeps candy in his pockets, and this cat is too adorably cute! If you don't like it, please leave. The author won't haunt you like a ghost.

4. I'm an unabashed supporter of all superheroes and will never put anyone down. What I really want to talk about is that [people who can become heroes are all amazing]. I think this is a very fan-friendly story.

4. Updates every other day, 2,000 words each. I already have 80,000 words saved up. I'm a chronic procrastinator, but someone is cracking the whip, so don't worry.

Theme: Choosing to become a hero means taking responsibility