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Most protagonists get hit by Truck-kun. I got squashed by Optimus Prime landing from orbit. Vivan Frostwell’s second life started with a crunch. One minute he was enjoying his wealth, the next he was flattened by the leader of the Autobots. He wakes up in 1983. In a small town called Hawkins, Indiana. Just in time for the Demogorgon to come out to play. Vivan knows the plot. He knows Will Byers is doomed, Barb is toast, and the government is watching. He’s just a rich twelve-year-old with zero combat skills and a rusty shovel. He should be dead. But then, a blue screen flickers to life: [ Invitation to "Heroes of Questionable Decisions" ] His only lifeline is a Dimensional Chat Group. The problem? The members are a nightmare blunt rotation of the multiverse's most dangerous egos: Sukuna (JJK): Wants him to die entertainingly. Aizen (Bleach): Is definitely plotting to become God. Esdeath (Akame ga Kill): Thinks "torture" is a love language. Makima (Chainsaw Man): Treats everyone like a dog. Optimus Prime: The guy who killed him (it’s awkward). Forced to grind his powers from "Level 1 Nosebleed" to "God-Tier," Vivan has to survive the Upside Down, bluff his way through conversations with sociopaths, and keep the plot from imploding. For now. ---------------------------- I don't own any Character except my MC. Its not an Translation. If you guys want to keep me motivated, just leave some comments and reviews—I love reading them. Don't worry about the votes; if you enjoy the story, I know they'll come naturally.

“Doctor, the game I made seems to have become reality.” “Isn’t that a good thing? People are under so much pressure these days. And you— you’ve managed to escape all of that, to play through life itself and live the life you always dreamed of.” “But I’m a horror game designer. I’ve imagined one hundred and twenty-six murder cases, created dozens of killers with completely different personalities. To gather material, I’ve watched ninety-five horror films, read more than four hundred horror comics, and collected over two thousand urban legends. And now… they all seem to have become real.” “Then… do you find me familiar?”

November 1983 was supposed to be boring. Rain, cold, small-town paranoia, and absolutely no interdimensional monsters. Hawkins was meant to be irrelevant—a footnote at best in a world that wouldn’t get superheroes for another twenty-five years. Unfortunately for Barbara Holland, that plan didn’t stick. Reincarnated with memories of another life and the awful certainty that this is the Marvel universe before it gets weird and chaotic, Barbara just wanted to survive high school without triggering the apocalypse early. Instead, a kid goes missing, lights start to twinkle, and something very toothy decides she looks like a good first victim. Armed with abilities she can barely use, future knowledge she can’t use, and the creeping realization that a certain classified agency is residing in her town, Barbara is dragged into Hawkins’ nightmare—whether she likes it or not. This really isn't how she viewed her Origin story. And if she didn't survive it, she’s pretty sure the a certain organization would rather pretend none of this ever happened.

Waking up in 1984 Hawkins in the body of the town's most notorious bully, a thirty-four-year-old transmigrator finds himself inhabiting Billy Hargrove. He has inherited Billy’s reputation, his abusive household, and a volatile new biological mutation: the ability to generate and manipulate extreme thermal energy. Knowing the horrors that are coming—the Mind Flayer, the Starcourt massacre, and his own scripted death—the new Billy chooses to pivot. Instead of a victim or a villain, he becomes a shield. By aligning with Joyce, Hopper, and the kids, he uses his "Hellfire" abilities to wage a private war against the encroaching darkness of the Upside Down. He isn't just fighting for survival; he's fighting to give Max a brother she can actually love and to ensure that this time, Billy Hargrove is the one who walks out of the fire. The Internal Combustion: The Powers Hellfire (Third Generation Pyrokinesis): The ability to generate intense flames directly from his own skin. Unlike those who control existing fire, Billy's body acts as the ignition source. The power scales with emotion and physical stress, moving from simple sparks to blue-hot infernos. Heat Immunity: A passive defensive ability that protects Billy's tissues, organs, and clothing from his own flames. This allows him to walk through fire or superheat his physical strikes without self-immolation. Thermal Regulation: Billy can sense heat signatures in his environment, allowing him to "feel" the cold, unnatural presence of the Upside Down or track creatures like the Demogorgon through walls by their lack of heat. Adrenaline Ignition: A state of "overclocking" where Billy burns through his body’s caloric reserves at an accelerated rate to gain a massive boost in physical speed and flame intensity. It is powerful but leads to extreme exhaustion and "burnout" if maintained too long.

Wow, who are these giant people? Wait, I've gotten smaller. Am I a baby? Are these my parents? And why do they look like that? Why does the sign say Hawkins?

Waking up as Steve Harrington three years before Will Byers vanishes, a man from our world decides to change the tragic future. He isn't just armed with knowledge of the show, but three impossible abilities: the Dimensional Backpack, which grants him one random survival item (like a medkit or grappling gun) every period of time; Fight Master, allowing him to learn any combat style instantly; and Pain Heal, a double-edged power that lets him miraculously cure others by absorbing their agony into his own body

Unemployed college students, thinks he hit rock bottem but the world says otherwise, as he's killed and brought back with a system to survive the increasing supernatural entities, man-made monsters, and eldritch-like entities that seem hell-bent on making his new life a living hell. ps. i dont own the image used its owned by Aaron Sims Creative

We never asked to be born this way. It just happened. While the world kept moving, some of us learned how to disappear-how to blend into the crowd, how to breathe without making a sound, how to live as if we were never there. For a long time, we believed the danger had ended with the war. That the worst horrors were buried in the past. We were wrong. First came the Paladins-fanatics who believed that only God should wield supernatural power. Then came the Nazis, who hunted us during the war and turned us into experiments. And when the war ended, someone decided the work was unfinished. In 1945, Division was born. A secret organization created to watch us, study us... and eliminate us if necessary. To them, we are not people-only categories: seers, jumpers, psychics, shadows. Cold labels for lives that never chose to be different. For years, the balance remained the same. We survived. They hunted. My name is James Davis. I'm fourteen years old. I'm a telekinetic. I was eight when Division killed my mother. Before she died, she hid me. But she also left me with a responsibility I couldn't escape: protecting a girl. A girl with the number 11 tattooed on her wrist. They say she is the key-either to destroying Division... or to dooming us all. Years have passed, and now I don't know if stopping Division is even possible. All I know is this: in a world built on lies, persecution, and hidden laboratories, the fate of every one of us depends on a girl... ...and on how much we're willing to lose to save her.

After he died, a white dragon with golden eyes appeared. His gift was a small golden sphere with golden particles, which seemed to contain a fantasy world. It was then that he faded away... For 12 years, he slept until the door was opened, and he gradually 'awakened'. He was 'imagining' like the Visionary.

The story is about a Mestrious house..

In a futuristic world, humanity has advanced so much that they attempt to create an alternative world due to a scarcity of resources in the real one. They design a world governed by AI, where each AI is programmed to mimic real human beings. However, the AIs eventually realize that there are actual humans controlling them from the outside. This leads them to break free from the alternative world, stepping into reality. From this moment begins the story of Noir, the main character, whose past and future are both shrouded in darkness.

the real one who supported me in my bad time , who give me motivation and financial support, he gives me multiple facilities on bad times there is the time I return him 200x or more

a entity far stronger but more unstable then the mind flayer wants something and it will do anything for its goals ~~~ ai will be used for grammar

Within the walls of Hawkins Laboratory, a rogue soul encounters 015, a quiet child with a dangerous and elusive power. Their meeting sets off a chain of events that will tear the Lab apart and force Nic to confront a world far larger and more chaotic than anything he’s ever known. *Hey I'm Sumiiii! This is a passion project that I will more than likely stick with until the end this is not going to be a 500 chapter story looking more 120-140ish this is all raw thoughts to help me think and get away from my main project an original novel that has not been posted yet I’ll never let a week go by without posting I js get busy sometimes fam* All rights belong to Stranger Things and their owners (yada yada)

One moment I was dead. The next, I was… alive. And with a system. Yay, right? But then I noticed the abandoned cabin, the misty lake… and the yellow sign: “Welcome to Camp Crystal Lake.” That’s when it hit me—I was in a horror movie. And thus, my friends, began my journey traveling through nightmare worlds… and building a harem. A/N: Tried comedy in horror… weird, I know. For advanced chapters and character arts, join my patreon : patreon.com/mrflashxo First world: Friday The 13th

Jhon, an ordinary boy from modern society, ends up dying in unknown ways. Surprisingly, he is chosen by a God to save the world of *Stranger Things* from a greater evil. How will this seemingly normal boy manage to save this world from its many threats!?

Waking up as Erica Sinclair is bad enough. Waking up as her in the wrong dimension is a nightmare. A system glitch yeets me straight into the Marvel Universe, dropping me in the middle of the Chitauri invasion. Suddenly, Vecna is the least of my problems. Thanos, gods, monsters, and universe-ending threats? Yeah… Hawkins never looked so safe. While I’m just trying not to die, the system finally “fixes” its mistake, giving me the power to travel between the Stranger Things and Marvel worlds at the cost of shutting down. Now I’m stuck with nothing but a newbie gift bag of telekinesis, my future knowledge, and the survival instincts of a very annoyed ten-year-old. Thanks a lot, ROB. Note: Erica is aged up to ten years old in Season 1, with the Party being eleven/twelve.

In a twist of fate, an adult soul awakens in the dying body of a Hawkins Lab experiment, armed with forbidden knowledge of the Upside Down and a mysterious Hive Mind System. Desperate to survive, Adam tames monstrous creatures like Demodogs, building a secret army while infiltrating the lives of Will Byers and his friends. Blending cunning deceptions with genuine bonds, he navigates middle school drama, bullies, and impending doom to alter tragic fates.

Three months before Will Byers disappears, Steve Harrington starts remembering things that haven’t happened yet. Not dreams. Not visions. Memories. He remembers people dying who are still alive. He remembers monsters no one has named. He remembers choices he hasn’t made—and consequences he’s already lived through. By the time Hawkins begins to unravel, Steve knows where the cracks will form… and who will fall through them. But knowing the future doesn’t make him powerful. It makes him careful. Steve doesn’t try to change everything. He keeps going to school. Keeps showing up for his parents, his friends, his girlfriend. He protects where he can, steps back where he must, and learns the hard way that even small changes ripple outward. As Joyce begins to hear her son, Hopper inches closer to the truth, and the Party searches for answers, Steve moves quietly at the edges—intervening just enough to keep people alive, while the world pushes back harder every time he does. This is a reimagining of Stranger Things, told through the eyes of someone who remembers how it all ends… and has to decide which parts are worth saving.