How Well Do Tokusatsu Villains Pair with Superheroes?

A story about three chaotic troublemakers role-playing and cosplaying their way into the wrong shows.

They say they're adjusting just fine.

A quote from half-baked teacher Fushii K who returned to the fandom after five years: "We're already here. It'd be a waste not to cause trouble and live up to our identities."

Kirisaki (Torigia), who'd only learned about the characters now and then at the Dark Sisters' tea parties, says: "Feels like I've gone back to my happy place."

Jagura, who knows nothing about it and vanishes on the regular, grits his teeth. "Could you all just behave for once?!"

The Dark Sisters accidentally landed in the wrong shows, and even with the world's will restricting them, they still chose to make trouble, and to find a few superheroes to serve as substitute archenemies for their amusement (maybe).

#Metropolis: I heard you made a kid too?

#Gotham: I heard you took in a whole bunch of kids too?

#I knew it! Humans are the best at chaos!

#Betrayal versus betrayal.

Main-world perspective:

New villains of unknown identity suddenly appeared in Metropolis, Gotham, and Star City. They had no bottom line and embodied the chaotic troublemaker spirit to the fullest. Sometimes they were friendly passersby, and sometimes they were villains baring mysterious fangs.

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Hidden behind the curtain, they watched every thrilling game with delighted smiles.

They said, "We're villains, after all."

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Note:

1. Role-playing x cosplay transmigration. Though they'll eventually fully settle into their roles, they still put on everyday skits and make trouble.

2. There are OOC headcanons. OOC is on me, the original characters belong to their creators. As the blurb says, I'm a half-baked fan who only recently returned and still needs to catch up on Teacher K.

3. Friendship-focused for everyone, no pairings.

4. Unless something unexpected happens, they may travel through various worlds. The main cast are strictly friends.

5. The first few chapters are in first person, then it switches to normal narration.

[Cover made by me]

Premise: If you're going to make trouble, see it through to the end.