[Superheroes and Bungo Stray Dogs] I Don't Want a Superhero for a Dad

On a sunny day, the world's consciousness claimed it was trying to earn energy and showed the superheroes how their children were doing after their deaths.

The idea was to reassure the superheroes so they could keep giving their lives for the world. But the channel was set wrong, and the broadcast went to the neighboring world, 03347.

Then the first-generation superheroes saw the terrible state their children were in:

The [Iron Man] who once soared through the sky took off his armor and fell from a great height.

The [Batman] who once ruled the night removed his mask and became Gotham's fear.

The gentle, free-spirited [Professor X] shut himself away in a castle and fell silent.

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. As the world was being devoured by other worlds, humanity united and used its own bodies to build a wall.

An invading fleet in the skies, crowds crying out on the ground, and heroes feared by the public stepping forward to protect them.

The sky was painted red with blood, and the world let out a mournful cry. Those still-young heroes donned their armor and wrote, with their lives, a chapter hailed as a "grand miracle."

The superheroes, believing they had seen the real future, lost it.

*Notes:

1. The writing is at an elementary school level. Sorry for the OOC. We live in a harmonious society, so let's love our Party and our country.

2. Third-person narration. The superhero kids have personalities drawn from characters in Bungo Stray Dogs, and some of the Bungo Stray Dogs main plot is included. This is fanfiction written for the author's own enjoyment as a fan of both.

3. There are countless good books out there. If this one isn't for you, just move on!

4. Some characters are combinations of the following:

[Iron Man], Osamu Dazai

[Batman], Chuya Nakahara

[Professor X], Soseki Natsume

[Captain America], Doppo Kunikida

... (There are more characters than just these!)

Theme: Interests outweigh love when it comes to loyalty, but love outlasts interests