Best Oc Justice League Fanfiction Stories

One common theme is the 'fish - out - of - water' story, like when an OC from a normal life suddenly gets thrown into the world of the Justice League. It creates a lot of opportunities for character growth and comedic moments as they struggle to understand the superhero world.

The OC's personality can be very distinct. They could be extremely humorous and use that to lighten the mood during tense situations. This would be different from the more serious natures of some of the Justice League members like Batman. Also, they could have a strong moral code that is not exactly the same as the League's, which would lead to interesting discussions and interactions.

I highly recommend 'Justice League: The Lost Years'. This fanfiction delves deep into the backstories of the members. It's full of action, mystery, and some really cool alternate versions of their powers. It's a long read but definitely worth it.

One of the best is 'Tower of Babel'. In this story, Batman's contingency plans against the Justice League members are stolen and used against them. It shows the complexity of the relationships within the team and how dangerous their powers can be when misused. It also delves into the trust issues among the heroes.

Often in such fanfiction, the Oc related to Old Gods can also be a vehicle for exploring different mythologies. The Justice League already deals with various superpowers and concepts, but the addition of Old Gods and an Oc associated with them can bring in elements from different cultural mythologies. This can make for a rich and diverse story, with the Oc acting as a bridge between the known superhero world and the more mysterious realm of the Old Gods.

The OC shop owner could be a former member of a secret society that has knowledge about the Justice League's enemies. They use their shop as a cover while secretly helping the League by providing intel. For example, they overhear conversations from villains who visit the shop thinking it's just an ordinary place.

An OC (Original Character) villain in the Justice League universe could be really interesting. For example, let's call our villain 'Shadowcaster'. He has the power to manipulate shadows and create illusions within them. In the fanfiction, he could start by targeting the less - known members of the Justice League, like Hawkman. He'd use his shadow powers to make Hawkman question his own reality, causing chaos within the team as they try to figure out what's wrong with their comrade. This would draw the attention of the big guns like Superman and Batman, who then have to figure out how to combat a villain they've never faced before.

There's also 'The Dark Knight of the Future in the League'. This fanfiction focuses on Batman Beyond's unique perspective within the Justice League. It shows how his different set of skills, being more in tune with the future tech, can be both an asset and a source of conflict. It's not too long but packs a punch in terms of character development and action scenes.

Well, 'Justice League: The Young Protector' is a fanfiction that involves a child OC. In this story, the child has a special gift that the Justice League needs to protect from the bad guys. The story is full of action and adventure as the JL members fight to keep the child safe while also trying to understand the full extent of the child's power.

An Immortal OC could be a mentor figure. Since they've been around for so long, they can offer unique insights and wisdom to the younger, less - experienced members of the Justice League.