[Western Crossover] Random Secret Identity Generator

Coming Soon: The Leader Refuses to Admit Who He Is Updates around 8 p.m. The Witcher and Magical Girl secret identities are complete, so feel free to dive right in. The Bullet-Slinging Archer arc is in progress. After an unscrupulous Batmobile knocks Reed into the air, he wakes up in the hospital with a random secret identity generator. The random secret identity generator comes with a story-loading module to enrich the player's experience. Your secret identity is: Witcher. The price: Your real body will go blind. As the spheres converge, monsters like vampires and sirens pass through the rifts into Gotham. A white-haired man with two swords on his back roams the streets and alleys, hunting monsters. “When good can no longer overcome evil, turn to the Witcher for help. He always keeps his word. Spare a coin for the Witcher.” A children's rhyme that began circulating in Gotham for reasons no one could explain. The real body lies in bed, unable to care for himself. Your secret identity is: Magical Girl. The price: You'll be forced to wear women's clothes. Reed: ...Is that even polite? An amnesiac girl who calls herself a Magical Girl joins forces with the Batfamily to defeat witches as she searches for her memories. The Magical Girl, adorable in both looks and costume, wins a huge number of fans around the world. Before she can even enjoy the bond she's formed with the Batfamily, the girl is forced to bear the cost of her wish: her soul is corrupted, and she transforms into a witch. The Little Prince Witch walks smiling toward the Magical Girl's “end.” Reed (male), clutching his skirt hem: ...This really doesn't feel very polite. Your secret identity is: Bullet-Slinging Archer. The price: Everyone will hunt you down. The black-clad hunter is everywhere. Sign a contract with him. Pay the price and “claim” a bullet that never misses. But beware: the seventh bullet you “claim” from the hunter will kill the person you love. Wanted criminal Reed has nothing to say. Your secret identities are: Light Warrior and Fairy Batman. The price: Your real body will turn into a mermaid, you'll lose your presence... Later, a livestream chat system is added, indirectly turning Reed into a master plotter. The high-profile glutton Wayne is secretly Gotham's Dark Knight. His smiling, scheming roommate is Red Robin, and the thug living next door in the apartment building is the owner of the Iceberg Lounge. Surrounded by masked vigilantes, Reed trembles as he clutches his many secret identities: SOS Reader's Guide: 1. The secret identities have no consciousness of their own. I use their names just to make it easier to tell them apart. 2. The protagonist is Lawful Good, a thoroughly good person. He does have a mental illness, and his personality may change later on, but he'll remain on the side of good. 3. The pairing is Tim Drake. Their relationship is equal, and no top or bottom roles are assigned or mentioned. It's listed under bottom-focused stories because there's no category for equal pairings. Coming Soon: An unexpected journey through time and space brings Nathan to Gotham, where he and Robin bond over their similar family backgrounds. Damian: My grandfather wants my dad's genes. My parents don't love each other. My dad's a superhero, and my mom's a supervillain. Nathan: My grandfather is my father's biggest fan. He created my mother solely to steal my father's genes. My parents don't love each other. Damian: I'll say this: my dad is the most obsessive control freak in the superhero world. Nathan: My father is widely considered the superhero world's most obsessive control freak, too. Damian: My dad never thinks of himself as a superhero. He's a wanted criminal, but to me, he's always been a hero. I follow my dad's idea of justice, so I stay by his side. Nathan: My dad is a wanted criminal, too, but none of our people can ignore his great achievements. He's a true hero. I understand my father's idea of justice, so I stand with him. Hearing such familiar circumstances, Damian can't help asking, “...Your dad isn't Bruce Wayne, is he?” Nathan: No, my dad is Scott Summers. Damian: Scott? Oh, I'm very familiar with him. In another universe, Nathan finally meets the father who bore the blame, revived his people, and then disappeared in prison. He's sixteen here. Oh, he looks adorably young and green, nothing like the jerk he becomes as an adult. Nathan tells the Batfamily about the awful things Scott has done. Among other things, he became a mutant revolutionary, militarily trained students, revived his people through extreme methods, used force to intimidate humans, and became the most wanted mutant criminal, surpassing even Magneto. Scott raises his hand: I never did any of that. Dick points at Scott: It sounds exactly like something he'd do. Batfamily: +1 After that, more X-Men come to Gotham to persuade their “runaway” sixteen-year-old leader to return to the X-Men. The Batfamily has to stay on guard at all times to stop the X-Men from abducting their “little team leader.” Fortunately, Scott remains steadfast in his duties as Robin and refuses to acknowledge that he is a mutant leader or that any of those things ever happened. Scott is the calmest person in the manor. No one has ever seen him lose control. Jason once remarked: Even Batman yells at criminals. But Scott doesn't. He just watches Batman yell with a cold stare, as though Batman is a lunatic. Then one day, a mutant with metal claws comes to see Scott. Scott, whose emotional control is practically perfect, has his first breakdown. He screams hysterically at Wolverine: You swore! You said you'd follow me! You promised!!! Batfamily: ?! Tim comments: A love triangle really doesn't suit Scott, but watching him lose control is pretty entertaining. Dick adds: ...Does he have a history with the guy with metal claws? Beside them, Nathan sighs and looks up at the sky. How can you say they didn't have a history? The love and hate between Wolverine and Cyclops could keep you talking for three days and three nights. As Scott's memories gradually return, the Batfamily, which had been enjoying the show, finally can't take it anymore. The Batfamily roars: He's Gotham's “Phoenix”! He's not your X-Men's Cyclops! Pairing: Wolverine and Cyclops. The main viewpoint is the little team, not Nathan. The X-Men backstory follows the aftermath of AVX. The little team has a heart-to-heart with Logan about wanting to die, then escapes from prison. Their characterization is based on the comics and movies. Theme: Even when you're hurting, don't give up on yourself. There are people who care about you, so keep trying to live!