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Rocker Franklin and Reed 70s from Fantastic four 37

my fav mutie & FF member 😸

Ahura: In light of what you did for me, you can hug me for four to five seconds.

Luna: FORTY FIVE SECONDS?!?

Ahura: No! Four to five seconds!

Luna: Too late!!!

Ahura Boltagon has zero chill and I love him. He and Luna just gossip about the Inhumans and how Medusa and Black Bolt are terrible parents. Also, they’re empathy buddies, so just them looking at each other in Inhuman court meetings like, “the vibes in this room...they ain’t good, cuz.” 

I’m going to have to start the Ahura & Luna Empathic Cousins with Terrible Mothers fandom aren’t I? Them just being like, “Yo, when our parents die, we are going to make a great team. You will be my right hand woman. It’ll be great and we root out all the lying nobles and it’ll be incredible.”

Namor: *comes to the surface world* *sees the state of the world*

Namor: 

Valeria: You’re the most useless FF member, you don’t even have powers anymore.

Franklin:

FF (2011) #20 & Fantastic Four (2018) #11

Franklin Richards consistently being a terrible driver gives me life.

The Potential of Luna Maximoff

Before we start... I’m going to focus mainly on Luna’s modern appearances (Son of M-current) since I haven’t read all of her comic appearances, and she was either a baby or a plot device with no personality (other than needing to be rescued) in those past comics. 

A lot of this is also speculation about her character (obviously) and how I see her, so there will be a lot of unanswered questions that I pose about her.

Luna Maximoff has the potential to be such an interesting character and comic book authors are missing out by not using and developing her. 

First, her powers. She’s an empath. Empathy is a power that we really don’t see a lot in comics since telepathy is favoured over it the majority of the time. (It’s a nice alternative with so many telepaths.) But empathy is a really good power because of the (obvious) emotional depth it has. A character with empathy can be someone who is very emotionally intelligent. 

It’s already been touched on in both Son of M and All-New X-Factor, but Luna has been shown to not quite understand why she shouldn’t just heal people of their emotional trauma. 

This would be such an interesting arc for her. Just to watch her come to terms with the fact that people have to go through pain to grow and that she also has to go through pain to grow. 

As an empath, it would also be extremely interesting to see how Luna herself deals with emotions. Does she embrace them? Can she force herself to feel happy with her powers? Does she get overwhelmed by the emotions of others around her? How does she deal with knowing everyone’s emotions? Does she try to help them? Does she leave them alone? There are just so many questions here that I just want people to explore.

Luna has also been shown to be very understanding of other people (mostly due to her empathy), and I love this as a trait in characters. She loves people and wants to help them. But this could also lead to her giving away her energy to people trying to help them and burning out because she doesn’t have anyone to support her.

And that leads into my next point. I think Luna is a lonely character. Does she even have any friends on Attilan? The only times we’ve seen Luna with other kids around her age is when she was with the Future Foundation, X-Factor and when she was on Hala with Crystal. But  none of these friends turn out to be long term for her.

She did go to the Braddock Academy for a while too, but we never saw this, and it didn’t last long. That’s the thing with all of the friendships Luna has had, they never seem to be lasting. By all rights, she should be close friends with Franklin and Valeria Richards, but they’re almost never seen together. I think it’s been a missed opportunity there. 

The only person who Luna could potentially be friends with on Attilan (other than Lockjaw) is her cousin, Ahura Boltagon. He’s the closest family member in age to her. Ahura is also an interesting character, who I think should be used more, but I think he and Luna compliment each other well. They both are empaths to a certain degree and both have grown up in the Inhuman royal court. Luna cured him of insanity when he was a child, and I think they could have a really close bond. Ahura is also kind of angsty and dark, while Luna tends to be more happy and optimistic. 

Speaking of Luna’s interactions with her family, let's talk about the other side of the family. Luna has somehow never met Billy and Tommy and I think this is a travesty. We already know that Erik loves Luna a lot and Lorna and her get along great. We haven’t seen her with Wanda recently enough to know how she feels about her though. I just wish we could get a comic with all of them in it. But also regarding the Magnet family, I feel like Luna is the only one in the family who is good with emotions. It would probably hurt her to see all of them fight as much as they do. She loves them all so much and doesn’t want to see any of them hurt. 

And on the topic of loving her family. I really think Luna should be allowed to spend more time with her dad. 

Pietro loves her so much (despite his past errors) and he loves her the same. I think now that Pietro has been trying to be a better person, she should be able to see him more. This would also be interesting because you could explore what it’s like for her to be the child of divorced parents. Who does she like living with more? How did she feel about her mom marrying Ronan that one time? How does she feel about her dad dating other women? Does she want her parents to get back together? There’s just so much under the surface.

And about the Inhuman side of her family. It would be so interesting to see how Luna’s relationship changes with them as she grows up. Would she come to realize that a lot of the ways that the Inhumans do things are wrong? Would she start to fight back against Crystal about these kind of things? Would she start to want to leave her home for good, or would she want to stay so she can try and change it for the better? Does she start to rebel against them in small ways, by bringing things from earth to Attilan like books with more modern ideas and music?

Luna’s relationship with Crystal has the potential for a big fallout between the two of them. Crystal hasn’t always been the greatest mother, especially recently.

Luna has been shown to love her mother a lot and to want to be with her desperately, but I think that in some ways this is just Luna’s want to be comfortable. Luna was kidnapped a bunch as a child (which she probably has trauma from), so she probably feels the safest with her mother, something that is completely understandable. But as she grows up, things will change. Luna might start wanting to leave home more and to make more friends, but Crystal is quite protective of Luna, and might not let her. And if Luna’s outlook on the Inhuman way of life changes, there could be a lot of differences that might push them apart.

Another thing I want to touch on is how despite all the hardships she’s gone through, Luna is still a sweet and kind character. She’s been through so much, and she feels so much beyond just her own feelings. It’s amazing that she hasn’t broken down or that she isn’t pessimistic. She’s just kind and wants to help people as best she can. She’s still learning how to help these people, but she has good intentions. It’s really just a nice breath of fresh air to see a character that has gone through so much, but is still able to smile and love the way that Luna seems to love. 

Luna is the kind of character who would hardly get angry, so that when she does get angry, you feel it. She knows the power that emotions hold. She could literally radiate anger. But I don’t see her as one to hold grudges. She knows what that can do to a person.

Luna knows how actions make people feel. She doesn’t want other people to ever feel the ways she’s had to feel. I think this is evident in the kinds of friends she has made. Both Georgia (All-New X-Factor) and Adolf (Future Foundation) were both lonely people. Georgia was mourning and new to the team, and Adolf was still finding his place among the Future Foundation. Luna reaches out to the lonely people and the outsiders because she herself has felt lonely and been an outsider. 

And speaking of Luna feeling like an outsider… We have to remember that Luna grew up as a human in an Inhuman world. There’s this really great post by @writingcaterpillar that talks about how Luna didn’t know she was human, and how in Son of M she points out that some of her friends hate humans. So from this we can infer that those who did know that Luna was human would not have liked her very much. And even after she gained her powers, I doubt this would change things very much. 

Another post by @imperiuswrecked goes deeper into this and talks about how the Inhuman genetic council might have actually denied Luna terrigenesis more based on her being a “half-breed” of a mutant and an Inhuman than based on it being a risk to her. (Another thing is that the genetic council sucks in general. They don’t have a good record of treating people well, just look at Ahura.) I feel like there is a lot you could uncover about Luna and how her family treats her. She’s not a pure blooded Inhuman. Do they discriminate against her? Do they deny her things and rights since she is not a “true Inhuman”? 

And Luna has only just started to defend herself. @imperiuswrecked​ has another post that talks about how in Son of M Luna defends herself physically for the first time. And in All-New Inhumans, Luna starts to argue a little bit with her mother. She’s learning to stand up for herself, but slowly. In All-New X-Factor, she even goes to see Pietro without Crystal’s permission, doing something that she wants, not that her mother wants.

That was longer than I expected, (no it wasn’t, who am I kidding) but I just really love Luna. I wish Marvel would look into her more. I feel like she hasn’t been explored nearly enough. She is a character who is kind and feminine. She is very in touch with her emotions, but lonely. She is compassionate towards others and still learning to fight for herself and for how she feels. 

I just have so many ideas about Luna and where she could go and how she could grow as a character, but clearly Marvel isn’t as interested in her as I am, so I guess I’ll have to write some fanfiction. :D

A father

Kidnapped...Again

Summary:  Franklin Richards and Luna Maximoff had really hoped that supervillains were done kidnapping them. But here they are. Kidnapped...Again.

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The yellow suited AIM agents that the Wizard had handed Franklin over to, shoved him through a doorway. He hit the ground hard enough to make his head spin. He snapped back quickly, jumping towards the door, but reached it only too late. 

“Hey!” He shouted to the agents behind the closed door who he knew couldn’t hear him anymore. “Let me out!” 

There was always a way out. His dad had taught him that. He just had to find it. He looked along the side of the door, trying to find a weakness when a voice from behind him made him start. 

“There’s no use in doing that. I checked it already.”

Franklin spun around to find a blonde girl with tanned skin and blue eyes, who was just around his age. Who he recognized.

“Luna…? Luna Maximoff?”

She nodded, not at all panicked as he had been moments before, and gestured to herself. “C’est moi.” 

Franklin took a breath, trying to calm his still pounding heart. Gosh, he hated being human. “What are you doing here?”

She shrugged. “What are you doing here? I got captured.”

Franklin raised a shoulder to her in response and glanced back to the closed door. “So, how are we gonna get out of here?” 

Luna smiled, her blue eyes shining, “Oh c’mon, Frankie,” He winced at the old nickname, “You know the drill. We sit and wait for our parents to come get us. I mean, it’s not us they want.”

“True. You sure the door won’t open though?” 

“Yep.” She crossed her arms, leaning against the wall. 

Franklin noticed a small window on the wall above her. “What about the window?” He walked over and she stood up beside him. They had similar heights, her being a touch shorter, but they could both just see out the window. 

“Nah, “ She said, “The only thing it’s good for is getting a nice view of some dirt. But the glass is too thick to break, I already tried.” She held up a bruised knuckle for him to see.

“Oh.” 

Luna nodded, and took her seat in the corner again. She pulled a pair of pink sunglasses from her pocket and put them on. Franklin stayed standing, looking around the room. It was clearly a cell. Blank metal walls, the one window and a strong door. There wasn’t even the luxury of cots. 

He let out a small sigh. 

Below him, Luna gave something of a bitter laugh. “Ha. Mood.” 

He gave a chuckle that mirrored hers.

The silence of the room filled his ears and he clenched his fist. He wished again he still had his powers. Then they would’ve been out of here five minutes ago and the Wizard would be locked up in prison again. 

Luna shifted suddenly. “Wait!” She yanked her sunglasses off, looking up at him. “Don’t you have super god powers??” 

Franklin scowled. “No.” He said, sharper than he would’ve liked. “I lost them.” 

He saw Luna’s eyes widen at his tone. But despite him, she said sympathetically, “That sucks.” 

“Yeah. Yeah, it really does.” He huffed.

Now Luna’s face hardened. “Well, if you’re going to be salty about it, go sit in the corner.” She pointed firmly to the opposite side of the room, which was only a few feet away from her.

Franklin opened his mouth to give a retort, but instead closed it and dragged himself to the corner, slumping down onto the cold floor. 

Again came silence. Of all the times to be de-powered, now was certainly the worst. It had been years since a villain had gone the route of kidnapping to get through to his parents, so he had assumed he was through with this. He hated to admit it, but he still woke up in a panic after dreams of kidnapping like when he was a child. He assumed Luna did the same.

It had been years since he’d seen Luna. About five and a half. She had grown up, the same as him. Like him, her face had lost it’s baby fat and her innocent eyes had been replaced by the wise eyes of a child who had been forced to grow up too soon. She had become what he considered to be very pretty, though he wasn’t going to admit that to himself quite yet. 

Time passed. Or Franklin assumed time passed. He couldn’t even rely on the ticking of a clock to measure it with. He only hoped his family and Luna’s were on their way to get them. 

After what Franklin thought was maybe an hour, Luna moved in her corner. She pulled something from the too big brown jacket that she wore over her Inhuman made green and gold costume. It was a deck of cards. 

She turned to him and held it up. “Wanna play?” 

Franklin’s annoyance at the situation had dissipated. He said, “Sure,” and scooched towards her where they met in the middle of the room. 

They both sat cross-legged and decided to play a simple game of War. Franklin won twice. Luna took the gold three times. 

After they tired from War, (with Luna joking that she was also tired of constant war in her normal life as well) Franklin suggested the game Spit, which he assured her had nothing to do with the actual action of spitting. It took her a while, but once she got a hang of the game, it occupied them for another two hours. 

They could now see out the window that the sun had set. They went to their respective corners, both wished for blankets and pillows, turned away from each other, and went to sleep. 

Luna woke first and played some Solitaire while Franklin snored in the corner. He woke soon after her and they played cards for a few more hours before becoming sick of it. 

There were a few times that morning that they heard the screeching of alarms throughout the AIM base and had hoped that their parents had come for them, but all was silent and they sat up against the wall to wait again.

“Oh!” Luna threw her arms up and began to pat down her jacket again. 

“What?”

Luna pulled a black rectangle from her pocket that rattled as she shook it. “Checkers!”

She put the rectangle on the ground and folded it open to reveal a miniature checkers set. Franklin just stared at it, eyebrows lowered. Luna pushed her braids behind her ears as she set up the checkerboard.

“Uh, Luna?”

“Yeah?”

“Why do you have so many games in your jacket?”

She grinned widely. “Well you never know when you’re gonna get kidnapped, Franklin. Plus,” Her smile turned rebellious. “The Inhuman court is extraordinarily boring.”

Franklin found himself smiling back and they launched into a game. Luna was white, Franklin black. He only won once. She trumped him five times before they gave up.

By this time, it was only midday, shown by the position of the sun outside the window. And by this time, the two of them were starting to go slightly insane from the boredom. 

They sat against the window wall, beside each other now, trying to figure out that if they didn’t think about anything if the time would pass quicker. 

—

“Call Lockjaw?” Franklin pulled absentmindedly on his spandex clad knee.

Luna shook her head. “Telepathic shields. I can’t get through. Plus, I think we’re too far away to call him anyway. He’s with my mom and family visiting Hala. And my powers don’t work either.”

“Shoot.”

— 

“So...are we going to talk about the black emo hair?” 

Franklin could hear Luna smiling without looking at her. “Nope.”

“It’s okay. I dyed my hair pink for like two years.”

— 

“You know what? We should start a Frequently Kidnapped Club.” Luna grinned, her tiredness showing.

“Heh. Frequent Kidnappees.”

“Heh.” 

“We should get t-shirts.” Franklin suggested.

— 

“Where’d you get that jacket?” 

“Oh.” Luna rubs the bottom of the weathered leather between her soft fingers. “It’s my dad’s. I know it’s too big.”

He could hear the affection in her voice. “It’s nice.”

“Thanks.”

— 

“Well I hope this doesn’t cause a family reunion.” Luna said. 

“What?”

“My family is a mess. I don’t want them coming together over anything, even if it’s me being kidnapped. It would probably just end with my dad punching Magneto in the face.” She laughed. “Though, that would be pretty hilarious.”

“Your family makes me think my family is functional.”

“Franklin.” She rolled her eyes at him. “Your family is functional.”

“From the outside maybe. We’ve got our issues.”

“Well at least your Grandpa isn’t a supervillain mutant terrorist.” 

“That’s fair.”

— 

Franklin’s stomach rumbled. “Do they feed us?” 

“Yeah. I got a Happy Meal yesterday! They even let me keep the toy!” Luna pulled a pink My Little Pony out of her pocket to put on display. “Do you know how long it’s been since I had McDonald’s?”

Franklin gave her a sideways smile, “Well they don’t have McDonald’s on the moon do they?”

“No, no they do not. But they should. Oh! I’ll add that to Ahura’s and I’s list of things to do when his dad dies and he takes the throne of Attilan.” 

“Your what now?” 

“Yeah, my cousin and I have this list. The first thing on that list is to fire the whole Genetic Council. It’s gonna be great!” 

“Huh.”

— 

“How long do you think it’ll be until they find us?”

Luna’s reply revealed her exhaustion. “Who knows.”

“Do you think we’ll die here?”

“Franklin Richards!” She moved to look him in the face, sudden anger on her own. It softened in a moment, showing the maturity of someone who knew the value of quickly passing anger. “Don’t. I really don’t want to think about that right now, okay?”

“Okay.”

— 

“So that list that you and your cousin started for when Black Bolt dies? What else is on that list?”

Luna held out a hand and began to count with her fingers as she spoke, “Uh…demolish the monarchy. End the caste system. Free the Alpha Primitives. That kinda thing. Ahura and I have both spent enough time on earth to figure out how terrible a lot of stuff we Inhumans do is.” 

“Luna, are you a revolutionist?”

“Ha. Sure.” 

— 

Franklin wondered if the Wizard had forgotten them. He hadn’t sent in any Happy Meal’s like Luna had gotten. Franklin was starting to feel starving. 

In the silence, Luna spoke. “If we do die here… well I’m glad you’re with me. I wouldn’t want to die alone. I am so often alone on Attilan, so it’s nice to have some company here.”

Franklin could remember a time when he and Luna had played together as children. He had always considered her a good friend whether they were near or far from each other. And he also felt isolated and lonely more often than he would like. But not with her. “I’m glad you’re here too.” 

— 

The sun had set again when a sizzling noise came from behind the door. Luna and Franklin froze, as Franklin was crowning Luna’s king in what he was quite certain was their forty-fifth game of checkers. 

They jumped up, Luna shoving the now forgotten game of checkers into her jacket. Franklin balled his fists, both of them preparing for a fight if necessary. And then came the glorious noise of the lock popping open and Franklin had never been gladder to see his sister in his life.

Valeria gave a grin, lifting her goggles from her eyes. Behind her, Bentley-23 stood, his arms crossed, a blowtorch in hand. 

“Hey, Frank.” Val said, and glanced at Luna. “Luna Maximoff?”

“Valeria!” Luna rushed forward and gave Val a quick hug, which took Val off guard but she reciprocated. Luna turned to give Bentley a hug too, but he scowled at the prospect and she just put a hand on his shoulder with a thank you 

“Anyway,” Val said, shutting the door once Franklin entered the hall, “The Wizard will figure out we’re gone in about five minutes —”

“Four minutes and 37 seconds.” Bentley corrected.

“Yeah. So we better get going. C’mon.” She began tapping a silver tablet she was holding, bringing what looked like a map.  “I got the building layout here.”

She turned to Bentley, “Did you access the security cameras yet?” 

Bentley tapped the side of his yellow-tinted glasses. “Yup. We have guards coming in multiple directions. Let’s go.”

They ran through the facility’s hall, making sharp turns when Valeria told them and turning around when Bentley informed them that there were AIM agents coming that way. Bentley and Val worked wonderfully as a team, whether the two of them would ever admit it or not.

They had one close call when a lone AIM agent bumped into them bounding around a corner, but before they could panic and he could call more agents, Luna grabbed the man’s head between her hands. A golden flash emitted from her eyes as she overpowered the man’s brain with emotion.

The agent collapsed onto the ground and let out a snore. 

“Whoa…” Franklin said.

Luna shrugged, pulling her jacket, which had slipped down her shoulder, back up. “Powers are back on.” 

The alarms began blaring through the halls, ringing in sync with the groups’ beating hearts. But they had had too much of a head start to worry.

“Hey, Val,” Franklin said between breaths. “Where were they keeping you two?”

“Wizard wanted us to build some death ray to kill mom and dad and Quicksilver with.”

“Oh. Did you?”

“Nah.” Val said.

“Sabotage,” Bentley offered.

And blood pumping with adrenaline, they burst from the facility into the sunlight. It was impossible to tell where they were by the surroundings. They were in a large clearing circled by pine forests. 

But they would worry about that later. 

Val and Bentley turned to the building with confidence, Luna and Franklin breathing heavily behind them. 

“The Wizard has a great lockdown system.” Val said, swiping her finger on the tablet she’d been holding.

“Too good.” Bentley added smugly, removing one of his gloves.

“Now,” Val continued. “The lockdown is unable to be counter-commanded for 24 hours, even by the Wizard, and can only be commanded by the Wizard. It’s put in place mainly for the need of a quarantine due to manufactured viruses getting out.”

“Unfortunately, dear old dad forgot we have the same fingerprints.” Bentley pushed his thumb down onto the tablet, approving Valeria’s lockdown command. 

A metal door slammed down over where they had exited and two warning lights above it began flashing red.

“Wow.” Luna said after a second. “Good job, guys.” 

“Thanks,” Val smiled at her. “Now we just need to hope mom and dad get here before 24 hours are up.”

Franklin nodded, looking up for any sign of the Fantasticar. “Do you know if our trackers are still active?”

“Yeah. I think they were cut off while we were in the building, but they should be functional now.” Val explained. 

“Good.” 

They stood in the clearing, inhaling the fresh forest air and listening to the sound of birds singing around them. 

“It’s a nice spot for an evil facility actually.” Luna said. 

Bentley frowned. “I think it’s ugly.”

Luna let out a laugh. “Oh, I missed you guys! Wanna play checkers and cards until they find us?”

— 

Beside Franklin and Luna, Bentley triumphantly jumped two of Val’s checker pieces. 

Sitting cross-legged, Luna exhaled slowly.  “I just hope this doesn’t mess things up too badly.”

“What do you mean?” Franklin watched her hands as she dealt out his cards for another round.

“Oh, well do you remember around the time that you guys left for space?” Franklin nodded as she continued. “I was all set and ready to go to Braddock Academy in England, but then there was a whole thing that happened there and a bunch of the students got brutally murdered, so my mom pulled me back out again. And I’ve only just now convinced her to send me in the fall again.”

Luna pushed his pile of cards towards him and Franklin scooped them up. “Oh, cool.”

“I just hope me getting kidnapped while visiting Dad won’t set her off again. Hopefully the fact that we handled it on our own will make up for it.” 

Franklin glanced up and their blue eyes met. “Well I can vouch for you. I mean, you can obviously handle yourself. You knocked that guy out pretty easy.”

Luna gave a grateful smile. “Well I won’t say no to that.”

— 

Pietro Maximoff found them first, a silver blur between the trees. He was overjoyed to find Luna and Luna was equally ecstatic to see him. She ran into his arms, and they held each other tightly. He pushed her back after a moment, looking her over, to make sure she was okay. 

Franklin wished his father would look like that when he found him, but he knew he wouldn’t. He might look like that at Val, but not him. 

The Fantastic Four and Luna’s mother arrived on the horizon a few moments later in the Fantasticar. Sue was visibly relieved, and gave Val, Franklin and even Bentley tight hugs. Reed gave them all pats on the shoulders, saying that he was proud of them for escaping themselves. 

Uncle Johnny seemed more amazed than Reed though. 

“So, you just played checkers and sat here with a building full of supervillains, just waiting for us to get here?” 

Val smiled proudly, “Yup!” 

“Ha! I told you they’d be alright, Sue!” 

Things were not handled as graciously with Luna’s family. 

Crystal had only just made certain Luna was alright before she turned to Pietro with a sharp frown. 

“Pietro, how could you let this happen? I put Luna under your care and—”

Luna grabbed her mother’s arm, pleadingly, “Mom, please! It wasn’t his fault! I was alone in my room! He had no way of knowing that I was gone until hours later!” 

There was a silence between the three of them. Franklin cleared his throat. “Uh, not that it was much of a problem. I mean, Luna can handle herself pretty well.” 

Crystal stared at him, then to Pietro, and then finally to Luna. She gave a defeated huff. 

Luna softened her grip on Crystal, “I can still stay with Dad, right, Mom? Please?”

Crystal shook her head, and shook Luna off her, “Yes, yes. Let’s just get out of here.”

She turned away and Pietro and Luna smiled at each other before Luna turned to thank Franklin.

— 

After an invite to dinner at the Baxter Building, Luna shuffled into the Fantasticar with the rest of the FF. Even Pietro was content to not run if it meant sitting with his daughter. 

Before they took off, Luna glanced at Franklin. “I have to say though. You do look better blond. The dark makes you look kinda pale. Now I can tell it wasn’t just the light in the cell.” 

Franklin scoffed, “Hey, if you get to have pink hair for two years (which I totally want to see the pictures from), then I get to have dark hair for as long as I want.”

Luna shrugged in her seat, “At least I looked good.”

Franklin resisted the urge to elbow Luna as Valeria let out a loud laugh and the adults gave amused smiles. 

He felt a happiness in his chest, almost as if the weight of loneliness he carried with him was being lifted. He looked at Luna. The same feeling was emanating off her like light from the sun. It was warm. 

Luna caught his eye. She felt it too. They were going to be friends.

So Franklin Richards x Luna Maximoff is my new OTP and I’m making a sideblog for it. I have no explanation behind why this happened. But they’re around the same age and I think they would work together. There will probably be a lot of Magnet Fam and Fantastic Four on here too.

I am high on the concept of a new ship and it’s Franklin Richards x Luna Maximoff.