Never Even Considered For Mass Production
Title: Never Even Considered For Mass Production.
Crossover: XMen Movieverse/Bandom for crossbigbang
Pairings: Ryan/St. John, Bobby/Rogue, Spencer/Boom Boom. Ryan/Spencer, St.John/Bobby. Frank/Jamia, Frank/Gerard, Frank/Mikey (not infidelity). Features all members of FOB, MCR, PatD, Gabe, Alex Deleon, Rogue, Bobby, St. John, Nightcrawler, Wolverine.
Rating: R
Wordcount: 26 784
Warnings: Though there is no death, in this fic (like in X2) the military attacks a boarding school of children, which is traumatizing. Also, the bandom timelines are totally skewed; FOB is on hiatus, PatD has just been signed, MCR’s on Projekt Rev, Midtown just broke up, and The CAB are still in Cash’s basement.
Summary: While auditioning for Pete Wentz, Ryan and Brendon’s abilities trigger. Lucky for them, Pete happens to know of a school that can help them learn control. The situation doesn’t get much better when the four arrive at Xavier’s School For Gifted Youngsters. Ryan Ross and St. John Allerdyce both have the same problem; their best friend is in love with some stupid girl, instead of them. Just when they’ve found their own solution, the United States military attacks the school. When Magneto offers to take them away, of course they accept.
Meanwhile, the Mutant Registration Act is gaining favour in the United States. Pete shows his opinion by attempting to sign a mutcore band to his label, to Joe’s approval, ignoring the difficulties Andy notes. My Chemical Romance takes a more visible stance, including but not limited to Frank outing himself and Gerard making scenes. Post Midtown ex-activist Gabe Saporta is looking for a new purpose in life, and ends up exactly where he was before. And Singer has to deal with the aftereffects of the mutant-outing headache that swept the world.
With so much hate in the air, sometimes there’s no choice left but to reinvent love.
Author's Notes: title comes from the quote "There he goes. One of god's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, too rare to die." by Hunter S Thompson.
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
creepylicious's downright AWESOME art is scattered throughout the story. Please go here to tell her just how brilliant it all is.
Mix can be downloaded here: Stand My Ground
Crossover: XMen Movieverse/Bandom for crossbigbang
Pairings: Ryan/St. John, Bobby/Rogue, Spencer/Boom Boom. Ryan/Spencer, St.John/Bobby. Frank/Jamia, Frank/Gerard, Frank/Mikey (not infidelity). Features all members of FOB, MCR, PatD, Gabe, Alex Deleon, Rogue, Bobby, St. John, Nightcrawler, Wolverine.
Rating: R
Wordcount: 26 784
Warnings: Though there is no death, in this fic (like in X2) the military attacks a boarding school of children, which is traumatizing. Also, the bandom timelines are totally skewed; FOB is on hiatus, PatD has just been signed, MCR’s on Projekt Rev, Midtown just broke up, and The CAB are still in Cash’s basement.
Summary: While auditioning for Pete Wentz, Ryan and Brendon’s abilities trigger. Lucky for them, Pete happens to know of a school that can help them learn control. The situation doesn’t get much better when the four arrive at Xavier’s School For Gifted Youngsters. Ryan Ross and St. John Allerdyce both have the same problem; their best friend is in love with some stupid girl, instead of them. Just when they’ve found their own solution, the United States military attacks the school. When Magneto offers to take them away, of course they accept.
Meanwhile, the Mutant Registration Act is gaining favour in the United States. Pete shows his opinion by attempting to sign a mutcore band to his label, to Joe’s approval, ignoring the difficulties Andy notes. My Chemical Romance takes a more visible stance, including but not limited to Frank outing himself and Gerard making scenes. Post Midtown ex-activist Gabe Saporta is looking for a new purpose in life, and ends up exactly where he was before. And Singer has to deal with the aftereffects of the mutant-outing headache that swept the world.
With so much hate in the air, sometimes there’s no choice left but to reinvent love.
Author's Notes: title comes from the quote "There he goes. One of god's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, too rare to die." by Hunter S Thompson.
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
creepylicious's downright AWESOME art is scattered throughout the story. Please go here to tell her just how brilliant it all is.
Mix can be downloaded here: Stand My Ground