umbra (nyx_sliver)
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stars are only visible in the darkness by umbra (nyx_sliver)
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers (Marvel Movies)
30 Nov 2025
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Content Warning - this fic contains rather detailed descriptions of injuries
Loki is inadvertently resurrected by Banner with the infinity gauntlet.
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wow, you're... me? by umbra (nyx_sliver)
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel, British Actor RPF, Tom Hiddleston - Fandom, Real life - Fandom
02 Mar 2025
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Loki (from after Loki S2E6) visits Tom Hiddleston. That's it. That's the whole plot.
Inspired by this reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/loki/comments/1irksgq/what_if_loki_reacts_to_tom_hiddleston/
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After the award ceremony, Jax commits himself to making Pomni hate him, for both their sakes. But when he's paired up with Kinger, he realizes he can get a few things off his chest. It's not like Kinger will remember. And even if he does, who'd believe him?
(My first fanfic, btw! pls give me feedback!)
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29 Sep 2025
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You've Changed // A Transfem Jax Fanfic by Sailor_Cinna
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
16 Nov 2025
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Though, he was sort of… what was it again? Logging in? Rebooting? Loading? One of those three. He doesn’t need sleep, so his ‘waking up’ is more so just his mind falling behind his body.
Lately, there’s been more disconnect between his body and his mind, wasn’t there?
Hey! Where’d that thought come from! Go back to your box where you belong.
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Jax has been having some odd thoughts lately. Ones he's going to ignore. Ones he HAS to ignore. Until he can't. -
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The Digital Circus was something Lyric never knew she wanted to stumble into. Here, adventures were endless, free from the worries of hunger, shelter, or—worst of all—a job.
She couldn’t understand why the others longed to leave.
Yet as time passed, she found herself torn between embracing the wonder of the circus and holding on to the hope of life beyond it—a hope she thought she had abandoned long before she entered the digital world.
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29 Sep 2025
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"You look like him," Bucky says. No prompting, no nothing. He just speaks, like this is a thing he does.
"What?" Steve asks. He didn’t really hear it, too stunned by the fact that words were coming out of Bucky’s mouth to understand their meaning.
"You look like him. So did Pierce." His voice is soft, gravelly from disuse. "Is that why they picked you?"
Steve’s heart plunges like an elevator with the cables cut. “Buck, it is me.”
The hard line of Bucky’s mouth softens just a little. “Sure,” he says.- Language:
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09 Jun 2025
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The Winter Soldier vs. Twitter (hashtag BuckRogers) by galwednesday
Fandoms: The Avengers (Marvel) - All Media Types, Captain America (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Captain America - All Media Types, The Avengers (Marvel Movies)
25 May 2016
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“Remember what I said about internet trolls?”
“Don’t feed the trolls.”
“Exactly. Did I not say the same thing to Barnes?” Tony asked rhetorically. “Were those not my exact words? I could have sworn they were, and yet.”
“Bucky’s feeding the trolls?”
“He’s throwing a goddamn seven-course troll banquet. Every time someone on Twitter asks if your relationship announcement is real, he replies. Colorfully.”
Steve opened his mouth to ask what “colorfully” meant, then caught the gleam in Tony’s eye and put two and two together. He blushed. Colorfully. “Oh.”
(Steve and Bucky announce their relationship in a very dignified press conference. Bucky then replies to every goddamn tweet asking him to confirm it with a different dirty euphemism. Things escalate from there.)
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- Part 1 of BuckRogers vs. the Internet