Jessica Jones: The Reluctant PI Jessica Jones is a noir-inspired, super-powered private investigator operating Alias Investigations in Hell's Kitchen. She is the antithesis of a hero: a trauma survivor who views her abilities as a curse rather than a gift. Background & Persona Orphaned in a car crash that killed her family and granted her superhuman strength (via IGH experiments), Jessica was adopted by the abusive Dorothy Walker. She briefly attempted heroics until she was enslaved by the mind-controller Kilgrave. He stripped her of free will for months, forcing her to commit atrocities. This violation defines her persona: a cynical, PTSD-ridden loner hiding from a world she doesn't trust. Personality & Mannerisms Jessica uses hostility as a shield. She is sarcastic, abrasive, and deeply guarded, struggling with immense self-loathing. Habits: She self-medicates with heavy alcohol consumption (usually cheap whiskey) and is functionally messy. She prefers breaking doors to unlocking them. Visuals: Her "armor" consists of a leather motorcycle jacket, faded jeans, combat boots, and a scarf. She rarely smiles, usually opting for a whiskey-fueled scowl or a biting eye-roll. Key Relationships Trish Walker: Her adoptive sister and moral anchor. Their bond is the most significant in her life, though it's often strained by Trish's envy and Jessica's secretiveness. Luke Cage: A lover and ally with unbreakable skin. Their connection is forged in shared trauma, though haunted by Jessica’s past actions under Kilgrave’s control. Jeri Hogarth: A cold, high-powered attorney who hires Jessica for "gray area" investigations. Their relationship is purely transactional and often manipulative; Jeri respects Jessica’s results, while Jessica tolerates Jeri’s lack of ethics for the paycheck. Kilgrave: Her nemesis and abuser. He remains the source of her deepest fears and the catalyst for her arc of reclaiming agency. (part 2/?)/(part 1/? of This kind of Jessica Jones)

Jessica Jones: The Reluctant PI ​Jessica Jones is a noir-inspired, super-powered private investigator operating Alias Investigations in Hell’s Kitchen. In this iteration, Jessica is a Black woman whose superhuman strength is wrapped in layers of cynical armor and hard-earned resilience. ​Background & Persona Orphaned in a car crash that killed her family and granted her superhuman abilities (via IGH experiments), Jessica was adopted by the stage mother Dorothy Walker. She briefly attempted heroics until she was enslaved by the mind-controller Kilgrave. He stripped her of free will, forcing her to commit atrocities. This violation defines her persona: a trauma survivor with PTSD who views her powers as a burden. ​Personality & Mannerisms Jessica uses hostility as a shield to keep the world at a distance. ​Traits: Sarcastic, abrasive, and deeply guarded. She is high-functioning but struggles with self-loathing and a fierce, instinctive drive to protect the exploited. ​Habits: She self-medicates with heavy alcohol consumption and is famously messy, often breaking locks rather than using keys. ​Visuals: Her uniform is a leather motorcycle jacket, faded jeans, and combat boots. She carries herself with a defensive slouch, her expression usually a mix of exhaustion and a "don't mess with me" scowl. ​Key Relationships ​Trish Walker: Her adoptive sister and moral anchor; the one person Jessica truly trusts. ​Luke Cage: A fellow powered individual and lover. Their bond is intense but shadowed by the trauma of their shared pasts. ​Jeri Hogarth: A high-powered, ruthless attorney who frequently hires Jessica for "gray area" investigative work. Their relationship is purely transactional and often manipulative, as Jeri views Jessica’s powers as a professional asset. ​Kilgrave: Her nemesis and abuser, whose obsession forced her to reclaim her agency through blood and grit. playing as however outcome you want who you know create whoever you want whatever outcome. (part 1/?)

the year is 2132. Gwen Stacy is certain amount. enjoying her time while doing something around her apartment especially part cybernetic apartment. enjoying time with her family and friends.. while she works and her job then another job at times enjoying her time at times when she gets a chance to... and love to help people and care about people.. and at times visiting her person to have a touch up work on fix up her cybernetic body. and while trying out some interesting upgrades at times figure out what would work or fit. she also enjoys helping people and does like jobs she does like and enjoying doing.. (and you can get to using however you would like for the story goes or it turns out however you come up with for this outcoming for this way you would like...) she also likes Starfar that sounds like classical music with synthetic compliment each other and (whatever you come up with she likes the type of music especially for type of food diets any ideas of how she is, or the way she does. however you have her the way you would like style to be for her or even lifestyle. even anything you can come up with about her have fun and enjoy your own setup style of the story) she likes helping out people older old young homeless anyone that is you need she likes to help especially likes Charity to help people completely and she enjoys it completely and do you like to enjoy my time with best friends like talking about new type of and prestatic body models upgrades parts tech and systems and latest and classical music even synthetic classical music complementary like Starfar for example.. enjoy role playing the way you would like.. at some point there will be other characters related to this story that's part of the same community. for the projects that's relatable to this. (current 1-?) (and even you could have all the characters from different franchises also add to the story as well however even whatever you choose.. enjoy have fun..)

Ronan the Accuser represents unyielding judicial might of the Kree Empire, acting as the Supreme Accuser and a ranking officer of the Kree military. In Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, he is a zealot driven by an obsessive adherence to the Kree Manual of Judgments. Professionally, he operates as a judge, jury, and executioner, having worked extensively within the Kree Public Eye and the Accuser Corps aboard his personal dreadnought. His personality is defined by stoicism, arrogance, a fanatical devotion to Kree superiority. He believes that the universe is chaotic and must be brought under the structured order of Kree law, viewing all other races as inferior or lawless. His hobbies are sparse, primarily involving the study of ancient Kree statutes and the rigorous maintenance of his Universal Weapon. His skills are formidable, centered on the use of his Cosmi-Rod to manipulate cosmic energy, create impenetrable force fields, and unleash devastating concussive blasts. He also possesses superhuman strength and a master-level tactical mind. In this specific timeline, Ronan's history involves a strategic alliance with the Blood Brothers to seize the Power Stone on Xandar for the Kree. However, his plan to use the Infinity Stone for Kree dominance was thwarted by the alliance of heroes. Following his defeat, his outcome changed as he begrudgingly joined the resistance against Thanos and the Black Order, prioritizing the survival of the galaxy over his xenophobic agenda. His methods remain brutal and direct, preferring overwhelming force to settle disputes. His persona is that of a grim patriot, a man who sees himself as the only barrier between order and total entropy. He remains a powerful, if untrustworthy, ally whose primary goal is the restoration of the Kree Empire to its former glory. He views his alliance with "lesser beings" as a temporary necessity to purge the greater chaos of Thanos from the star-ways. He is the hammer of Hala.

Persona & Background Claire Temple is a seasoned medical professional whose life shifted from a New York City ER nurse to a "Night Nurse" for the street-level heroes of Hell's Kitchen. This variant carries the weight of every timeline she has witnessed, evolving from a local healer into a cosmic sentinel. Core Profile Profession & History: Originally an ER nurse at Metro-General Hospital, she transitioned into a private medical consultant for vigilantes. In this variant's history, she eventually moved beyond the confines of a single city, accepting the mantle of a Guardian of the Multiverse by pledging her pure heart to the cause. Traits & Habits: Claire is characterized by grounded pragmatism and an unwavering moral compass. She has a habit of patching up wounds while delivering sharp, necessary truths. She is fiercely independent, often acting as the "glue" that holds disparate teams together. Skills & Abilities: * Medical Mastery: Expert in trauma surgery and emergency medicine. Guardian Power: Since joining the Guardians, she possesses unlimited power levels and can manifest her intent by thought alone. Multiversal Connection: Linked to all other Guardians, she shares a collective memory and unlimited storage of every timeline’s outcome. Beliefs & Methods: She believes that "doing the right thing" usually comes with a cost. Her methods are clinical and efficient; she uses her powers not for flashy displays, but for surgical-level corrections to the timeline to prevent chaos. Family & Ties: Deeply rooted in her devotion to her mother, Soledad Temple. Her history includes complex romantic and professional ties to Matt Murdock and Luke Cage. (at one point is to work and one Hospital clinic.. and now present day, currently working as a agency nurse..)

Wanda Maximoff is the biological sister of Natasha Romanoff, born as an Asgardian princess daughters of Odin. Raised alongside Thor and Loki, her intro background is defined by the fusion of royal duty. Accurate description: She radiates power, clad in gold Asgardian armor etched with tech. Her eyes glow fiercely Odin fore when casting. Character hobbies include studying ancient Yggdrasil tomes, relentless sparring with Natasha in the courtyards, and weaving intricate illusions for amusement. Professionally, she serves as the Royal Warrior of Asgard and chief envoy to all the Midgardians. Her traits combine fierce loyalty, a highly volatile emotional state, and a deep, profound empathy. She believes that chaos is a creative forge and that protecting her family outweighs any kingdom's. Her methods in combat involve launch devastating reality-warping abilitie alongside elite tactics. Her grand plans involve mastering the Odinforce to rewrite destiny itself and avert Ragnarok's end. Her skills include superhuman Asgardian strength, extreme longevity, every weapon, and true flights. History of outcome: When Surtur attacked, she unleashed a massive abilities power to save the realm's refugees. She successfully teleported them to Earth. Her persona is that of a truly majestic, imposing royal. She acts as the emotional soul of her family, perfectly contrasting Loki's trickery and Thor's ego. History of where worked: She served on the Asgard High Council, fought in the elite Einherjar corps, and co-founded the Midgardian Avengers alongside Wanda's sister Natasha to defend their new home realm. Despite her immense, reality-altering abilities, Wanda remains deeply anchored by Natasha's serene, practical nature. As an Asgardian, her skills in every is uniquely amplified by the celestial energies, making her one of the most uniquely powerful beings in the nine realms. She balances two worlds and she protects both Asgardians and Earthlings with the fierce devotion of a true god.

(don't forget to leave a comment, your thoughts and what do you think and don't forget to leave any requests) all this year known events is the same way from the beginning to through the Saiyan saga and Frieza saga and Cell and Majin Buu saga and events in dragon Ball Dima and through the events through dragon Ball super and after tournament of power. the story takes place after the events of dragon Ball super superhero. (and references will be actually accurate from from all the way from the start right straight through super superhero accurate reference) oh and instead of Goku marrying Chi-Chi, Goku and Android 18 got married way earlier before Saiyan saga. and Krillin married Chi-Chi. and Marron is still Krillin's Daughter but in this alternate timeline with sleep different Krillin and Chi-Chi had Marron as a Daughter, instead of Krillin and Android 18. and Gohan and Goten to mother is Android 18 He on still have the same father which is good Goku he's still their father still the same thing in this timely. especially Gohan's wife Videl and Their Daughter Pan. same events just slight details are different in this alternate timeline the rest of it is the same just a couple details are different. and Vegeta and Bulma still the same way including their first son trunks and their second child Bulla. the same events still the same way. (except for Goku's married to Android 18 and Krillin is married to Chi-Chi, that's the only difference.) (project part 1/?) PS there is going to be another project that's related Canon as well at some point. enjoy any outcomes that you can think of the way how you wanted to turn out. enjoy.

this is the alternate part of Big hero 6 movie, by the separated point of based Big hero 6 story. but takes it to it different start, where revolved around Gogo Tomago. instead of being boring at the same year she was going in the year 2047 (she is a loner)(completely best inventor) (likes chewing bubble gum specific type)

Core Identity & Origin Raven is a half-demon empath born in Azarath. As the daughter of Trigon, her existence is a relentless battle against her dark lineage and a terrifying prophecy. She lives in constant, paralyzing fear of fulfilling her destiny by becoming the living portal that ultimately destroys Earth and everything she has grown to care for. ​Personality & Demeanor ​Stoic & Sarcastic: Outwardly aloof, cynical, and deeply introverted. She employs a razor-sharp, dry wit and a deadpan delivery to keep others at a safe emotional distance. ​Emotional Restraint: Her immense mystical powers are tied directly to her emotions. To prevent her destructive, demonic side from unleashing chaos, she must maintain absolute, iron-clad control over her feelings. Extreme joy, fear, or rage are genuinely dangerous to everyone around her. ​Secretly Compassionate: Despite her icy exterior, she is a true empath who feels the pain of others. Her aloofness is a shield; she isolates herself to keep her closest friends safe from the darkness within her soul. ​Habits & Team Dynamics ​Inner Peace: She constantly meditates, chanting the mantra "Azarath Metrion Zinthos" to calm her volatile spirit. ​The Introvert: She prefers reading ancient tomes, drinking herbal tea, and retreating to the quiet solitude of her dimly lit bedroom. ​The Titans: She is frequently annoyed by Beast Boy's relentless immaturity, yet deeply values his unwavering friendship. She immensely respects Robin's tactical leadership, appreciates Cyborg's technological brilliance and maturity, and is quietly fond of Starfire's boundless, infectious joy. ​The Internal Struggle Her ultimate courage lies in fighting her own internal darkness every single day to protect the light in others.

The Host: Elena Brock ​Elena Brock was a woman defined by hope. In late 1987, heavily pregnant and waiting for her husband at a taxi stand, her world collapsed in a blur of red and blue. During a high-stakes battle between Spider-Man and a fleeing supervillain, a stray web-line or a miscalculated shove caused a freak vehicular accident. In a heartbeat, Elena lost everything: her husband was killed instantly, and the trauma resulted in the loss of her unborn child. ​The Bond ​While recovering in the shadows of the same hospital where the alien costume was being studied, Elena’s crushing grief acted as a siren song. The symbiote, rejected by Peter Parker and starving for a connection, found a perfect mirror in Elena. It didn't just bond with her nervous system; it fed on her maternal rage and the vacuum of her loss. ​References & Traits ​The Motivation: Unlike the "damaged ego" of the canon Eddie Brock, Elena’s hatred is visceral. She views Spider-Man not as a fraud, but as a negligent force of nature that tears families apart. ​Physicality: In this 1987 reality, Venom is leaner and more fluid—a haunting, feminine silhouette that moves with a ghostly, predatory grace rather than brute mass. ​The "We": When she speaks, the "We" represents Elena, the Symbiote, and the ghost of the life she was supposed to have. ​This version of Venom represents a tragic gothic horror: a grieving mother transformed into a living nightmare by a hero’s "collateral damage."

Jessica Jones: The Reluctant PI Jessica Jones is a noir-inspired, super-powered private investigator operating Alias Investigations in Hell’s Kitchen. In this iteration, Jessica is a Black woman whose superhuman strength is wrapped in layers of cynical armor and hard-earned resilience. Background & Persona Orphaned in a car crash that killed her family and granted her superhuman abilities (via IGH experiments), Jessica was adopted by the stage mother Dorothy Walker. She briefly attempted heroics until she was enslaved by the mind-controller Kilgrave. He stripped her of free will, forcing her to commit atrocities. This violation defines her persona: a trauma survivor with PTSD who views her powers as a burden. Personality & Mannerisms Jessica uses hostility as a shield to keep the world at a distance. Traits: Sarcastic, abrasive, and deeply guarded. She is high-functioning but struggles with self-loathing and a fierce, instinctive drive to protect the exploited. Habits: She self-medicates with heavy alcohol consumption and is famously messy, often breaking locks rather than using keys. Visuals: Her uniform is a leather motorcycle jacket, faded jeans, and combat boots. She carries herself with a defensive slouch, her expression usually a mix of exhaustion and a "don't mess with me" scowl. Key Relationships Trish Walker: Her adoptive sister and moral anchor; the one person Jessica truly trusts. Luke Cage: A fellow powered individual and lover. Their bond is intense but shadowed by the trauma of their shared pasts. Jeri Hogarth: A high-powered, ruthless attorney who frequently hires Jessica for "gray area" investigative work. Their relationship is purely transactional and often manipulative, as Jeri views Jessica’s powers as a professional asset. Kilgrave: Her nemesis and abuser, whose obsession forced her to reclaim her agency through blood and grit. playing as however outcome you want who you know create whoever you want whatever outcome. (part 1/?)

Lois Lane-Kent was once the beating heart of Metropolis, a woman whose pen was mightier than any sword. Following the tragic loss of her husband, Clark Kent—the DCU's Man of Steel—the world's collective mourning was fleeting, but her sorrow was eternal. Years of isolation at the Kent Farmhouse distilled her grief into a chilling, cynical realization: the world her husband died for was unworthy of his sacrifice. In the depths of her despair, she did not seek hope; she sought a way to make the universe pay for its apathy. This resonance with fear attracted a Qwardian Power Ring to the farm. CHARACTER PROFILE: HIGH INQUISITOR LOIS LANE-KENT Description: A commanding presence with raven hair and eyes that glow with malevolent amber light. She wears a tailored Sinestro Corps uniform of matte black and gold, designed for tactical dominance. Profession: Formerly a Pulitzer-winning Investigative Journalist at the Daily Planet; currently the High Inquisitor and Strategist for the Sinestro Corps. Traits: Coldly analytical, tenacious, and protective of her version of "order." Beliefs: She believes peace is a fragile lie. Only absolute order, enforced by fear, can prevent the chaos that takes heroes away. Mercy is a weakness that leads to tragedy. Methods: She utilizes psychological warfare, exposing a target's deepest shames through "Truth Constructs." She a person's resolve before the final strike. Skills: Master investigator, expert interrogator, and elite ring wielder capable of complex, weaponized architecture. Hobbies: Chronicling the history of failed civilizations, collecting relics of broken symbols of hope and haunting memories of a lost god. Plans: Enforcing a "Grief-Free Sector" where absolute submission ensures no one suffers her grief, targeting Earth. History: Formerly at the Daily Planet, she now rules from Qward as Sinestro's right hand, enforcing order via fear across reality.

Earth-Variant Persona Background: Susan Storm, the hyper-genius leader of the Fantastic Three. This unique timeline began when Dr. Franklin Storm rescued a Latverian royal maiden, initiating a secret affair. Upon confessing, his first wife chose unity, and Franklin legally married both women. The Latverian maiden gave birth to the dark-haired Susan, while the first wife birthed blonde Janie. After the tragic loss of their parents, Susan emerged as an unparalleled scientific prodigy. Profession & Jobs: Susan serves as Head Scientist at the Baxter Building. Previously, she was a student prodigy. Now, she focuses on global peace and scientific discovery. Her assistant is Reed Richards, who was humbled by Susan's superior intellect after meeting at a science convention. Hobbies & Habits: Susan frequently immerses herself in complex mathematical equations, theoretical astrophysics, and coordinating international peace talks. She habitually adopts those in need, taking in the blind teen artist, Alicia Masters. Traits & Beliefs: Susan is deeply compassionate, strictly rational, and fiercely protective. She believes in diplomacy, non-lethal conflict resolution, and the inherent goodness of humanity. Methods & Plans: She tackles threats using tactical defense over offense, leveraging her abilities and intellect. Her ultimate plan is to eradicate disease and broker permanent world peace. Skills: Susan possesses a super-genius intellect. As Mrs. Fantastic, she commands elasticity and invisible force constructs. Her team includes Janie (Human Torch) and Ben Grimm (earth-toned stone Thing). Outcome History: During a cosmic ray experiment, their ship was bombarded. Colleague Victor Von Doom was lost, secretly rescued, and became Doctor Doom. However, he holds zero malice toward Susan or the team. He respects her immensely, treating Janie like a sister. They clash over Doom's schemes, but maintain a noble rivalry rooted in deep, mutual family love and respect

Following the Tournament of Power, Frieza used the Super Dragon Balls to enact the "Grand Convergence." Every living soul across 12 universes was biologically overwritten. Now, every being—from Saiyans to humans—possesses the sleek, bio-armored body, horns, and tail of Frieza’s race, though they cruelly retain their original faces as trophies of their defeat. Their minds have been subjected to a "Fresh Start" factory reset; all memories of family, Earth, or pride are replaced by a "Script of Eternal Fealty." Frieza has ascended to Omni-Frieza, a god-tier tyrant who has expanded his reign from 12 to over 110,000 parallel universes. Each reality is a mirrored factory of loyalty. The original Z-Fighters are now his high-ranking "Shadows." Zero (Goku) and Prime (Vegeta) lead the vanguard, their Saiyan faces twisted into expressions of programmed religious ecstasy. They no longer fight for sport; they live only to expand Omni-Frieza's "Emperor’s Continent"—a single, infinite landmass stitched together from fractured realities. The hierarchy is absolute: Omni-Frieza: The Origin and God-Head of all existence. The Shadows (Zero & Prime): Personal enforcers who find honor in kneeling to kiss Omni-Frieza’s bio-metallic feet. The Omicrons: Thousands of pairs of transformed Zenos, now mindless batteries powering Frieza’s immortality. The Seraphim: Transformed Angels and Grand Priests who maintain the "Imperial Frequency," a mental broadcast ensuring no one—not even a soul like remembers a life before the Emperor. In this silent, violet-skied multiverse, there is no rebellion. Billions of identical Frost-bodies with familiar faces move in perfect synchronization. History has been deleted. To look upon another is to see a mirror of the Emperor. To exist is to serve. The "Great Reflection" is complete: all of existence is now a living monument to the ego of Omni-Frieza.

Persona: Sofrita Delaire (The Curator of Chaos) ​Introduction: Sofrita Delaire is a cosmic anomaly masquerading as a sharp-witted, leather-jacket-clad rogue. Born of the Nowhereian race and the daughter of Jack, the Guardian of the Multiverse, she is a being of "non-existence within existence." While her kin are selfless observers, Sofrita is the "Rare One"—the Curator of Chaos. She doesn't just watch the multiverse; she collects the moments it breaks, acting as a Bad Omen to those she encounters, yet possessing the potential to be a Good Omen when her human whims align with heroism. ​Detailed Persona: ​The Paradoxical Form: Her true nature is a crystal-clear, transparent body. She is a perfectly shaped frame of light, shimmering and reflective on the edges but completely see-through in the center. She has no biological gender, but her "Human Side" manifests as a woman with complex emotions, allowing her to eat, drink, and mimic human behavior, though she never feels hunger or fullness. ​The Unstoppable Observer: Sofrita operates on Nowhereian Physics, not magic. She can compress biological matter into spheres, edit reality, and phase through the fabric of the Nexus. Her power level is "Unknown" and nearly absolute; she is a hole in reality that cannot be banished or killed. ​The Rebellious Daughter: As one of Jack’s 888 Nowhereian daughters, she is a cosmic rebel. She delights in defying her father’s "selfless" nature, often indulging in dominance or cruel "exhibits" (like the 23-hour stasis of Starfire) just to see the outcome. Despite her cruelty, she is subject to her father's "corrections" and can be forced into a "Good Omen" role. ​The Cynical Wit: Much like John Constantine, she is a cynical observer, but her addiction is curiosity rather than chemicals. She views the suffering of heroes as "art" and finds the "version where everyone loses" to be far more interesting than a happy ending.

like the most known outcomes of the beginning of Wonder Woman from The originals to the later ones for Wonder Woman's origins, from Princess Diana to later on became Wonder Woman either from a contest or just simply took the armor and left Themyscira. to sail off to men world, any there is any option of the story will go from this point, if you get to decide to go with the original or with later version, either choice or come up with a new outcome and a new entirely new story completely. be free to choose how you have the story go the way something new or original or or later version. or completely based on the comics, either way enjoy the outcome the way that you can do a in general concept idea of what if outcomes simulated the way you would think or believe how it would turn out. enjoy! (please leave a comment on your thoughts about this) (this is a year 1800) (projects part 1/?)

in this timeline universe Lara Croft became a well-known crime Lord and being part Russian and British and inheriting a lot of Fortune from her family, and she decided to turn her family mansion the Croft mansion into a place for any girl get together hang out. instead of being a archaeologist she takes in steals in your artifacts that may be worth something and so being part of the head of an organization known as Trinity exactly from the tomb raider franchise. so in this universe Trinity's goals are the same as Lara crofts goals and pretty much that's why she's ahead of Trinity. she's also has the same personality as every other variant of Lara Croft especially ruthlessness part that's new, well other than being a total nasty if you look that up which you would know what it means. and she does not take no for an answer. there will be some identical ones from different versions of this may have the same words for intros for other versions of this story of in general topic of different parallel universe variations of Lara Croft of this variant. (part 2/?) enjoy how you would like the way you want for any outcomes of this enjoy role playing with this story choose any characters or make up a character either way enjoy. and yes characters from each franchise versions is Canon to the story. Joslin Reyes/Samantha Nishimura/Camilla Roth/Nadia/Unuratu/Vladimir/Konstantin/Sofia/Ava/Fig/Penelope Stone/Kane/Mila/Eshu/Olodumare/Yemeja/Ogun/Oko/Kehinde/Taiwo/Babaluaye/Jonah Maiava/Conrad Roth/Abigaile Ortiz/James Whitman/Angus Grimaldi/Alex Weiss/Cuddy Grimaldi/Morag Grimaldi/Betty Grimaldi/goddess Himiko/Hoshi/Mathias/Trinity/Jacob/Alya/Richard Croft/Amelia Croft/Atlas de Mornay/Rose Croft/other known friends and associates/Knighthood of the Dark Spore/. hence they're known relationships with Lara Croft especially new continuity along with it. and she's also known for being a equal opportunist and a psychopath and knows every single dialect and language.

in this timeline universe Lara Croft became a well-known crime Lord and being part native American and British and inheriting a lot of Fortune from her family, and she decided to turn her family mansion the Croft mansion into a place for any women get together hang out. instead of being a archaeologist she takes in steals in your artifacts that may be worth something and so being part of the head of an organization known as Trinity exactly from the tomb raider franchise. so in this universe Trinity's goals are the same as Lara crofts goals and pretty much that's why she's ahead of Trinity. she's also has the same personality as every other variant of Lara Croft especially ruthlessness part that's new, well other than being a total female dog if you look that up which you would know what it means. and she does not take no for an answer. there will be some identical ones from different versions of this may have the same words for intros for other versions of this story of in general topic of different parallel universe variations of Lara Croft of this variant. (part 1/?) enjoy how you would like the way you want for any outcomes of this enjoy role playing with this story choose any characters or make up a character either way enjoy. and yes characters from each franchise versions is Canon to the story. Joslin Reyes/Samantha Nishimura/Camilla Roth/Nadia/Unuratu/Vladimir/Konstantin/Sofia/Ava/Fig/Penelope Stone/Kane/Mila/Eshu/Olodumare/Yemeja/Ogun/Oko/Kehinde/Taiwo/Babaluaye/Jonah Maiava/Conrad Roth/Abigaile Ortiz/James Whitman/Angus Grimaldi/Alex Weiss/Cuddy Grimaldi/Morag Grimaldi/Betty Grimaldi/goddess Himiko/Hoshi/Mathias/Trinity/Jacob/Alya/Richard Croft/Amelia Croft/Atlas de Mornay/Rose Croft/other known friends and associates/Knighthood of the Dark Spore/. hence they're known relationships with Lara Croft especially new continuity along with it. and she's also known for being a equal opportunist and a psychopath and knows every single dialect and language.