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Multiverse game creator

Aaron was the perfect stereotype of the bedroom-dwelling otaku gamer. He’d played practically every game out there and binged movies and series like a machine. Naturally, that made him the prime candidate to become the Multiverse's video game creator! Ahem... let’s rewind for a second, please. Right now, I’m facing a bit of a blunder… Aaron, the poor kid, is dead. And it’s probably my fault. Well, no, it was all part of the plan, of course! How could I—the almighty and magnificent Creator of all things—ever make a mistake? Yes, that’s it: I specifically brought the soul of dear Aaron here to entrust him with a mission of the utmost importance: creating video games across the Multiverse! (A bit of a shaky premise with no real goal, you might say? Well, yeah, I just made that up on the spot. No one can ever find out that I sneezed and accidentally caused poor Aaron’s death—my legendary dignity is at stake here.) PS: The story might feel a lot like "Marvel Game Maker" at first. That’s normal, I took some inspiration from it, but don't worry—the plot will head in its own direction very quickly, especially regarding the games developed and the worlds visited. I’m looking forward to your feedback, positive or negative, and above all, I hope you have a great time reading my story. Starting World: MARVEL Starting Game: League of Legends https://[email protected]/c/azarode7 Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters, stories, or universes mentioned in this fanfiction (Marvel, League of Legends, John Wick, Naruto, etc.). All rights belong to their respective owners. This story is for entertainment purposes only. I only own my original character (Aaron) and the specific plot of this story.
azarode · 212.1k Views

Pokémon: Infinite Space – Across the Instances

This is the Infinite World. Also known as Infinite Space. When Armin opened his eyes, he was no longer in the world he had died in. The dead, he learned, are not granted rest. They are selected. Chosen by the Infinite World and cast into “instances” — living realities drawn from fiction, myth, and legend. Complete missions. Earn points. Ascend. Fail… and return to the moment of your death. His first assignment? Infiltrate Team Rocket. What should have been a high-risk undercover operation inside the most notorious criminal organization in the Kanto region quickly became something far stranger. Comfortable. Armin possessed no superpowers. No legendary artifact. No divine blessing. Only a razor-sharp mind… and a face unfairly blessed by fate. He slipped into Team Rocket with alarming ease. What began as infiltration became assimilation. Promotions came quickly. Resources flowed freely. His Pokémon grew stronger by the day. Authority followed competence, and competence was something Armin had in abundance. Undercover work was supposed to be dangerous. Instead, he found himself enjoying the steady rhythm of a rising executive’s life. Funding. Influence. Strategic autonomy. And access to secrets the Pokémon League would kill to obtain — including a classified project capable of shaking the entire balance of the Pokémon world. Time passed. Far away, within the Kanto Pokémon League, Elite Four member Lance paused mid-report. A faint memory resurfaced. Hadn’t he personally dispatched a promising young investigator to infiltrate Team Rocket? Talented. Reliable. Sharp. Then a new intelligence file arrived — a report from another deep-cover agent. Attached was a list of recently promoted Rocket executives. Lance’s eyes moved down the page. Stopped. A familiar name. Armin. Lance: “???” “I sent you there to spy on them… so how did you become one of them?!” But Team Rocket was only the beginning. When the Infinite World updates his mission parameters, Armin realizes a far more terrifying truth: The true enemy may not be Team Rocket. Nor the League. Nor even rival organizations from distant regions. It may be the Infinite World itself. Because the Pokémon Instance is only one branch. Other worlds are waiting. Other factions are watching. And with every completed mission, Armin moves closer to something far greater than resurrection — a seat at the center of an interdimensional game where entire worlds are nothing more than pieces on a board. In the Infinite World, loyalty is currency. Power is survival. And choosing a side is never permanent.
MPHFics · 19.8k Views