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burn out in the freezing cold (and just get lost) by burnthatbridgewhenwegetthere
Fandoms: The Legend of Zelda & Related Fandoms, Linked Universe - jojo56830 (Webcomic)
09 Feb 2026
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wild gets disarmed mid-battle. there are consequences.
or, a study of pain and being taught not to show it
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Trial and Error by TwicetheTrouble
Fandoms: Danny Phantom, Batman - All Media Types, Batman: Wayne Family Adventures (Webcomic)
18 Feb 2026
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Talia tried to have a singular child to be her father's heir. She ended up with two.
Damian tried to protect his brother as he was born to do. He failed.
Danial tried to be the assassin he was trained to be. He couldn't.
Danny tried to be an ordinary child with an ordinary life. Instead he died.
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- Part 1 of Danny Phantom & Batman Crossover
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Can We Start Over? (I’ll try harder, I promise) by Neocolai for Nectarofthegods
Fandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
17 Feb 2026
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Staring at the kid dangling before him, with that homestyle spider emblem that once made the internet go crazy about an upgraded suit, Toomes realized he had something worth more than a shipyard of alien tech.
Just one buyer and this whole gig (and his problems with Spider-Man) could be settled for good.
(He should have known that was the first step towards the end of his operation.)
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Caramel Eclipse by MCUsic_to_my_ears
Fandoms: Criminal Minds (US TV), Young Justice (Cartoon)
17 Feb 2026
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Penelope volunteers to infiltrate an underground club. When the situation gets out of hand, Artemis intervenes.
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- Part 5 of Special Agent Artemis West
- Part 2 of Criminal Minds x DC Crossover Week 2026
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The start up systems check cataloged a great deal of damage, which Tim idly recorded for later examination when he actually had the capacity to do something about it.
That was, until he started noticing some strange terms. Things like “stasis disengaged,” “life support at 24% capacity,” and “sustained significant damage to remaining organic components.”
It took until the automatic processes neared the completion of their assessment, declaring an “unacceptable resource drain,” and concluding that it would “isolate and purge all unnecessary organics,” that Tim realized just what he was looking at. This wasn’t some empty droid that he could assimilate into his network. This was a cyborg, one who’d apparently been buried and forgotten and had to shut themself almost entirely down in order to preserve power and save their own life.
“No,” croaked a weak voice, and Tim snapped to attention. This was a person, and their own programming had just decided that all of the pieces that made them them were unnecessary. They were about to die, right in front of him, and it would be all Tim’s fault.
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- Part 2 of JayTim Week 2025