#marvel ideas

[way2geeky]

Lost in Translation - Loki x Reader

Summary - Loki is Drunk and when he gets this way, he blends the line of English and Asgardian. Teaching the Y/n something about his native tongue while staring at her like she is his everything.

*Drabble*

Loki gazed at her lovingly playing with her hair, "Håret ditt er så mykt." He whispered leaning in and kissing her ear making her giggle, when he got drunk, or 'full,' enough he started to speak Asgardian. Which she was never mad at, she thought it was the most attractive thing. "What was that?" She asked her voice was so sweet to him, delicious even he could listen to it all day, he thought. "It means your hair is so soft. You are guddommelig." She nodded slowly saying the word, and completely botching it.

"No, no, no, no say it like this goo - dough - mlay." He instructs like a conductor with his orchestra waving his hands at every syllable. She followed his instructions and said every part slowly and then the word all together. Loki clapped for her and kissed her temple, "vakker jobb, min elskede." She looked at him with anticipation, "what does that one mean?" He paused for a second deciding on what he should say but the ale in system is making him almost lose himself. "It means beautiful job, my love."

Her eyes soften, and her breath hitches, "you have never said that" She nodded to him and buries his head back to the crook of her neck. "You make me lose myself," he reasons with a sigh. "Or your drunk." She laughs and playfully glares at her, "kjære, I am not. I am full. Besides any man or Gods for that matter needs some liquid courage when they are dealing with you."

[wanderingmind867]

Doctor Octopus has his origins in nuclear research in his 60s comics, and that makes me kind of sad he never met the X-Men. The Sandman also got his powers from a nuclear accident, so I think he could've met the X-Men too. Really, there's so many characters who I kind of wish the original five X-Men would've met. But Doctor Octopus and his work in nuclear research and then having his technology fused to him during an atomic test explosion...he really makes sense to have met them. His arms fusing to him doesn't make him a mutant by birth, but I feel like he shares their story of an accident with nuclear energy creating strange powers or deformities to manifest in them. Perhaps he could've made an appearance in a multi part saga exploring how mutants were created. With his research background and his similar ties to atomics, that sounds incredibly fitting.

Also, I forgot Doctor Octopus' origin story implied he had brain damage. But they really say that. He's had his metal arms fused to his body, and he's also suffered brain damage. So I guess that's meant to explain his sudden turn to aggressive behaviour and obsession with becoming all powerful. He's simply gained an aggressive streak following his trauma. In a weird way, that seems either really progressive or really insensitive. Maybe both. I don't think it's delicate, but I think the representation of brain trauma at all is well kind of neat. I feel like marvel could really discuss this angle of otto octavious's story more often. And I copied that spelling from my memory of the original comic, so it had better be right.

[rarepears]

Ok ok, I got another idea with Sung Jinwoo going to another Earth to live in. AKA this is a spinoff of #Tim Drake becomes Sung Jinwoo's son instead of Robin AU where instead of the DC Universe, Sung Jinwoo hangs out in Marvel Universe.

When SHIELD and Nick Fury learns of a god landing down in AZ, they rush there, as per canon. Thor delivers a different thunderbolt to the folks.

He says something along the lines of "Greeting mortals. I must present myself to your King first" or something along those lines.

SHIELD and Earth finds out that the planet has had a God who called dibs on Earth a loooong time ago and they aren't pleased about finding such a tidbit out.

It's even worse when it's an unknown individual named Sung Jinwoo.

(Is there even a taste of racism here that it's not some white dude? Maybe.)

[trikruismybitch]

AYOOO FIC IDEA

For as long as Reader was alive they saw what people did for this so called "Love'' sacrificng themselves in the name of it but she knew it just clouded your judgment, made you weak and vulnerable.

SO

imagine immortal Reader who thinks love / humanity isnt worth it but meets *marvel character* and sudden they have something worth fighting for *gasps* original ? not really BUT-

idea one: —i was thinking Reader was cursed because of loving someone they weren't supposed to? maybe they were a god that loved a mortal but it was against the rules so they cast them away on earth while killing their lover as a lesson while forcing them to suffer for eternity?

idea two: —another one where Reader was in love with someone who betrayed them to *insert bad guy* which caused their family to die and their making a deal with the devil so they can avenge them (hence immortality, the devil feeds off their infinite sorrow :p )

Idea three: —Reader was just born with Immortality having to watch their family die and overtime just lost faith in their world as such terrible happens and humans repeating their past mistakes.

based off of

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRMm4ecq/?k=1

LITERALLY if anyone wants to write / use these ideas YOU CAN! Just tag me so i can read it PLEASE! <3

[cool-i-m-dead-inside]

if the infinity stones can make people who were already alive dead and they can make people who were previously dead alive and the TVA has a giant stack of infinity stone just sitting there and its established that the stones can control if someone lives or dies then technically marvel could easily bring the dead heros who are ‘for good’ dead back to life without complications in this essay i will-

[myworldofmarvel]

[kamanne24]

Marvel Idea #17

Tony and T’Challa are secretly married. When he finds out what really happened in Siberia he snaps. (Post Civil-War).

[wanderingmind867]

Actually, if I can remake the X-Men from issue #111 in 1978 onwards, there's so much I could do. It's already known that I'd want to have The Phoenix be more or less Madelyne Pryor with extra steps (extra steps like cutting mister sinister out of the story and just focusing on The Phoenix force creating a human persona physically identical to Jean Grey). But I sincerely want to just find a way to somehow take the 70s X-Men and turn it back into a school themed book. Because that's the special magic touch of the 60s X-Men: the bonding between five teenagers with nobody but each other.

True, Wolverine and Storm and Colossus and Nightcrawler are all older than the o5 X-Men. But I'm pretty sure most of those four are ignorant to the ways of the world. Storm grew up a thief in Cairo and then ended up being revered as a goddess by a tribe in Kenya. Colossus spent his whole life on his farm in the Soviet Union, and Nightcrawler never left Germany. These people are all very culturally sheltered. Wolverine might know more about the world than these three, but I bet he's missing out on some things too. So I propose the X-Men go from being basically a High School team to being a College team.

Eventually, we can add back in a younger team like the New Mutants to be the new High School age group. But this 70s team is more or less a group of sheltered misfits in a private college. In the case of Storm, Nightcrawler and Colossus, the academy also has to double as a place where they can learn english, and as a place where they can learn about american culture. It's gotta double as a lot of things. But it could still keep the school theme!

Basically, I'm just imagining something. I'm imagining a world where Charles Xavier, Moira MacTaggert and Sean Cassidy (or Banshee, as he's also known) wind up being the slightly exasperated teachers to a whole range of bizarre students. Be they adults like Storm and Wolverine or teenagers like the o5 were, the Xavier school is open to all. Hell, I'd even accept learning that the school accepts non-mutants occasionally. Maybe not often, but I could see them taking in a regular kid who's not a mutant but who is still disabled. I could see that. So yeah, this is basically my ideal vision for the X-Men.