Prompt Post - Part Nine [CLOSED TO NEW PROMPTS]

[yj_anon]

THIS PART IS NOW CLOSED. YOU CAN CONTINUE POSTING FILLS, BUT PLEASE PROMPT ALL NEW THINGS HERE.

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Part two here!

Part three here!

Part four here!

Part five here!

Part six here!

Part seven here!

Part eight here!

Feel free to reprompt posts from previous parts once. If you do so, I'd recommend leaving a link to your fill on the original prompt,

Comments

repost - The World Without Grownups

[anonymous]

From Part 7 (with a little addition).

This anon wants to see something in the vein of the JLU episode "Kid Stuff", in which a crazy sorceress calling herself Morgaine le Fey steals a magical amulet and her crazy spoiled brat son, Mordred, gets his hands on it, impulsively banishing her and all the adults in the world to another dimension.

Young Justice, because they are not considered "adults," are now suddenly the world's only hope.

Bonus: if they begrudgingly admit that maybe it's okay that they still aren't considered adults.
Double Bonus: Inclusion of one or more de-aged, very worried mentors.
*New* Triple Bonus: Billy Batson is the only Justice League member left but can't transform, fearing that Captain Marvel 'counts' as adult.

Extra Hard Mode: Everyone in Young Justice except Dick and Superboy and the Justice League's Captain Marvel are considered adult by the spell. Cue team trying to get added to the group being de-aged to go back and Superboy's bewilderment at Captain Marvel not being considered an adult.

link to original - http://yj-anon-meme.livejournal.com/5067.html?thread=12524235#t12524235

Re: repost - The World Without Grownups

[anonymous]

God I loved that episode. And I'd like to see Robin's reaction to a deaged Batman.

OP here

[anonymous]

Welp, this has pretty much been filled by canon (Misplaced had different magic users, but same result + all the bonuses except extra hard mode), so OP is more than satisfied.

OP is actually paranoid.

Re: repost - The World Without Grownups

[anonymous]

And the adults would probably all be wondering where Captain Marvel is just like in the episode until someone makes a joking comment about how his immatureness must've confused the spell and they all realize it must be true.

Conner is definitely confused on why the obviously grown adult is considered a child when everyone about the age of thirteen is gone and Billy can't just say it's because he's ten until later when he has to turn back because Cap was too big to fit through one of there secret routes (vents knowing Robin) and suddenly everything falls into place.

The two come to the decision not to tell the League so when they show up de-aged, they just say that Cap de-aged himself but since it was an age before he got his powers he can't fly or do much. Billy just goes along with it because this really wasn't the time to tell them, he'd already told Conner and Robin the whole story and didn't feel like going through all those questions so soon because he still couldn't explain what he was doing in an abandoned subway and as long as the others didn't know, they couldn't ask him.