Percy Jackson Unlimited Blade Works Fanfiction: What Are the Most Popular Plot Twists?

Some characters from Unlimited Blade Works might have the ability to project their willpower or magic. In a fanfiction, they could teach demigods like Percy how to do this. So Percy could then use his demigod strength along with this new - found ability to overcome stronger enemies. For example, he could project his willpower to calm the seas during a storm rather than just using his water - controlling powers directly.

The 'Alternate Universe' trope is very much used. For example, an alternate universe where the events of Unlimited Blade Works and Highschool DxD are intertwined from the start. Maybe the Grail War is a regular occurrence in the Highschool DxD world. Another trope is 'Identity Reveal'. A character might be hiding their true identity from one universe while in the other, and when it's revealed, it causes a stir. Also, the 'Forbidden Love' trope can be interesting. If there are rules against a relationship between a character from Unlimited Blade Works and one from Highschool DxD, like a magical or social taboo, it can create a lot of drama and tension in the fanfiction.

One popular plot twist is when they end up swapping powers. Percy suddenly has control over wind and lightning while Jason can control water. This flips the script and makes for some really interesting scenarios.

Power-ups and new abilities are also a theme. Writers might give a character a new skill or a stronger version of their existing powers. For example, Shirou could discover a new way to project his weapons that gives him an edge in battle. And the theme of moral dilemmas often appears. Since the original work has complex moral issues, fanfiction can expand on these. Characters may face even tougher choices about using their powers and the consequences of their actions.

One interesting plot twist is when Percy loses his powers temporarily. In this situation, Will and Annabeth have to step up in different ways. Will uses his medical knowledge and some newfound abilities related to his Apollo heritage to keep Percy alive, while Annabeth has to use her wits to figure out how to get Percy's powers back. This puts a strain on their relationships as they all adapt to the new situation.

One Piece's Luffy is also quite popular. His carefree and determined personality contrasts with the more serious tone of Unlimited Blade Works at times. His devil fruit powers can introduce some really wacky and interesting elements into the story. Additionally, characters like Goku from Dragon Ball Z are frequently used in crossovers. His super - strong fighting abilities and Saiyan heritage can lead to epic battles against the Servants in the Unlimited Blade Works world.

In the stories, the revelation about Luke being a traitor is a big plot twist. He was initially seen as a friend and mentor to Percy. But later, it turns out he has his own dark motives and is working against the gods, which adds a lot of complexity and danger to the story.

Perhaps Naruto is transported to the world of Unlimited Blade Works and has to learn to use its powers to get back home. Along the way, he could meet characters from that world and form new alliances. He might also bring some of the concepts from Unlimited Blade Works back to his own world and revolutionize the way ninjas fight.

There's a fanfiction where Percy Jackson is magically transported to the Queens Blade world and discovers he has a long - lost relative there. This relative is a powerful figure in the Queens Blade realm and Percy has to navigate the complex politics and power struggles while also hiding his true identity as a demigod.

One interesting plot twist could be that Percy's water powers somehow interact with Elsa's ice powers in unexpected ways. Maybe when they meet, their powers combine to create a new form of frozen water element that has unique properties. Another could be that the demigods from Percy Jackson's world have to deal with the magical cold of Arendelle, which is a whole new kind of challenge compared to their usual Greek - related threats.