BIND itself is not your typical Worm fic. While it follows a parahuman and deals with them frequently, the story is more akin to a detective novel than a superhero one. Specter is essentially a serial killer, and the main character is someone dead set on finding him. A good portion of the narrative will be focused on interviewing witnesses and uncovering clues. That said, it’s also character heavy rather than action. Not that it won’t have it’s exciting moments.

When a butterfly flaps its wings in China, it can cause a hurricane in Mexico. So, what happens if a Lung flaps its wings, trips and knocks itself out in Brockton Bay, right at the feet of an unpowered Taylor Hebert? Well, apparently, it leads to everyone across the US believing she’s a Parahuman, no matter how much she tries to convince them otherwise.

Trip’s power has taken her all over the world and even beyond it, but when her team gets the opportunity to integrate into one of the most infamous villain teams from Bet, it may take her to places she never thought she'd go - for better or worse.

One rooftop over, you see her. Recluse. The vigilante you wish you could be.

What if the locker happened just a bit earlier? What if, instead of escape from her tormentors, Taylor wanted something else?

Flechette and Sere share mundane uses of their powers while on patrol.

A girl has a crush on a superhero. Her friend convinces her to admit it to the cape.

Written for a snip duel.

Who knew that one sleepless night would lead to: Teenage pregnancy, Lesbian Polygamy, International conspiracies, dress shopping, and a frank discussion on gender equality?

Lisa sure as hell didn’t, but that’s what she’s got.

During her time with the Protectorate, Taylor is called into Philadelphia to deal with a mysterious group of antiheroes.

Taylor Hebert is unknowingly the descendant of a long line of Saiyans but she doesn't discover her true power until she is rescued by a mysterious martial artist.

Queen Administrator got damaged when Eden landed. After Zion tried to apply some basic repairs, it’s sent on its way. Due to the damage done to it, the Shard adapts a bit, trying to repair the damage done on the way. Taylor’s power adapts with it. Some creative freedom is also taken with a character.

Poor Monokuma. He's gone just so long without starting another killing game. Fortunately for him (and unfortunately for this latest batch of contestants), he has some genius new ideas for how to keep things entertaining. 16 new Ultimates, their fates now conjoined in the newest iteration of the killing game. In this world, there's only one truth:

Kill, or Be Killed.

A different kind of Worm SI. Late canon.

Taylor is offered a chance to fix a few things after she’s been shot. However, those fixes come with price tags. She’s no libertine, but she still hasn’t quite figured out how to back down from a challenge. Maybe she’ll learn. blinks shakes head Nah.

When Vista hears about a party the Undersiders are hosting, it's clear she can't go. But Missy can. Dressed up as a maid, she sneaks in, looking for useful information. But the only intel she discovers is that Skitter has a thing for cute French maids.

Taylor goes into the locker, but what comes out isn’t exactly human anymore.

In which I find myself to suddenly be the Siberian. No, not Manton. I react in a ‘perfectly calm and rational’ manner. Then proceed to use music as a coping mechanism.

A series of short stories focused around the various capes mostly in and around NYC. Majority OCs, Canon compliant, hoping to expand some of the places less touched upon in Worm proper. Updates every Saturday.

Kara, an ex-vigilante living in Dallas, wants nothing more than to avoid the cape scene and start a new life for herself. Battle after battle with nothing changing, Kara wants to escape it all.

A former teen idol from Japan, Carrie Kobayashi found her life uprooted when the Endbringer, Leviathan, laid waste to her home and nation. Five years later she finds herself in San Francisco navigating a complicated web of heroes, villains, entertainers, and politicians. While attempting to find her place in her new home, can she escape from her past, or will it catch up with her? Will she be remembered as a hero or an entertainer? A strategist or a sociopath?

Taylor gets transported into the MCU as the twin sister of Peter Parker. Like I said, I really liked the premise of Out of Depth.

You were someone important. A Heroic Spirit. A King. A Hero. But nothing is as you remember, the world is different, the people were strange, and you have a feeling that you were doing something vital to the survival of humanity before arriving at Earth-bet. Hopefully you’ll be able to find some answers soon, maybe the flying golden man would be of some help?

A Worm Alt!Powers for Everyone AU