Prompt #62

Prompt #21

Every person has a guardian-angel assigned to them. And you are the first person in the world, whose guardian-angel is the devil himself. Turns out that the devil takes this job pretty serious.

(Sometimes maybe a little bit too serious.)

Prompt #56

So apparently your time machine is broken. You just wanted to go back to the sixties. Instead there are dinosaurs running around.

Prompt #45

A hero and a villain are a couple. They both know, that the other one is a hero/ villain and have accepted this. They still love each other and want to get married.

The only problem is, that their friends (who are mostly heroes and villains, too) really don’t like the idea of ‚marrying the enemy‘. And maybe the couple should have been a little bit more considerate regarding the seating arrangement for the wedding (whose idea was it to let two archenemies sit at the same table???)...

Prompt #2:

When you were born, you were sick and dying. Therefore your parents made a deal with a demon. However instead of your parents soul, the demon wanted the permission to possess you for six years.

On your 6th birthday the demon had already become your best friend, so you ask him to stay.

You are now 24 years old. The demon still possesses you and he is still your best friend. Describe your life.

Prompt #18

A story about the most feared Supervillain in the world, who somehow adopted a kid. It had been a total accident. The kid (now their kid) just had these hugh sad eyes. Puppy-eyes. The villain may be evil, but he is not a monster.

He didn’t mean to adopt a kid.

And then he adopted another child, because their kid had been so lonely and the villain never liked only-children (they were always so vain - kind of like the heroes).

The third child hadn’t been an accident. Because three is a lucky number, alright.

With the forth child the villain realized, that they might have a problem. But all these kids needed them and the villain somehow really likes being a parent.

The villain never meant to adopt a child - now he has adopted five little kids.

What is life like as a single parent of five and a secret identity as the most feared supervillain? Stressed. Definitely stressed.

Prompt #88

The villain doesn’t like it, but to save their own life they have to do the unthinkable:

They have to ask the hero for help.

Prompt #31

You are a superhero. But you are also a psychologist.

Your two lifes collide, when your archenemy comes into your practice as a new patient. Of course you don’t know at first that it’s your archenemy because of secret identities. But as your patient they talk a lot to you, so you figure it out soon.

And, wow, they really have a lot of problems. Now you feel kind of bad for them...

Prompt #23

When the hero gets amnesia, the villain decides, that the best way to keep the hero from foiling their evil plans is to make them believe, that they are best friends with the villains. And it works just fine except... except maybe the villain, now that he gets to know the hero, may kind of... like the hero... a little bit. As if that wasn’t bad enough, the hero definitely starts to remember stuff...

Prompt #3:

You live in the world where you recognize your soulmate because the moment you see them, your vision goes from black and white to colorful.

Well this system sucks. Why? Because you‘re blind.

Prompt #1:

You are from a family full of supervillains. So naturally they all want you to become a villain, too. Too bad, that you always wanted to be a hero.

That is, why you somehow ended up with two secret identities: One is a villain and one a hero. And maybe in the beginning it has been fun, but now you and your superhero-team have the assignment, to protect the newest super-weapon, while on the same time your family expect you to steal the weapon together with your sister.