[Western Crossover] The Stark Family's Infinity Stones

What if Tony Stark had a half-human, half-vampire daughter?

What if the Infinity Stones, Dragon Ball, and Calabash Brothers all shared the same universe?

What if Zoe Stark were a fourteen-year-old chuuni who loved all kinds of fantasy stories and anime?

"We can collect the Stones and summon Shenron. Who knows if making a wish comes at a price, so let's make our first wish that wishes have no cost. Then we'll wish for unlimited wishes, and we can take over the world! We can even become space pirates and form the Haruharu Pirates! That would be so cool. Then we'll recruit a bunch of the Rabbit Clan as our underlings. Oh, and Saiyans! Of course, I'm also thinking about wishing to change my bloodline and become a Super Saiyan. Oh, and once we rule the universe, you'll definitely get 12 percent of the credit..."

"I'm your dad, and I only get 12 percent of the credit?"

"If you ask nicely, I might raise it to 15 percent. Anyway, since we're family, I'll make you a Duke of Stark and give you three planets. How does that sound?"

Things to note:

#Primarily Marvel, with crossover universes and lots of headcanon#

#No logic, OOC, just for loving you three thousand times#

#The heroine is powerful and beloved by all. If that's not your thing, click away#

#Damn Marvel. I quit after watching Avengers 4 but still can't let go. Good thing I'm a writer, so I'll spoil Nini rotten. Probably#

#I'm sensitive, and I love reading comments#

While I'm at it, here's a recommendation for my other stories. The other two stories about Tony's kids have different writing styles and different child characters. A-D probably wrote each one to suit a different mood, something like that:

Lighthearted style. The son is a chuuni and antisocial, a mutant with an alien Symbiote inside him. He causes trouble and stirs things up, in the throes of teenage rebellion:

[Western Crossover] A Cappuccino Mixed with Oreos

Serious style. The daughter is extremely mature and can see ghosts and demons. No one believes her at first, and she has a rough time. When Tony was younger and in a bad mood, he sent her to boarding school. After becoming Iron Man, he came to his senses and tried to repair their father-daughter relationship:

[Film and TV Crossover] Stark Family Education