Post-GM, prequel to TEOTC: Boy Meets Girl Meets Metahuman set two years before that story. Cast out of her own universe, Taylor Hebert is saved by people who have more than cause to despite the Entities...which brings her into a similar yet shockingly different world of "capes" than she experienced on her version of Earth Bet.

Taken from his home and stranded in a dark world of heroes and villains that he does not recognize, William Kalus must learn adapt and grow with his magic, before the world around him spirals into chaos and death. Will William be able to master magic and grow powerful enough to fight the monstrous fate the world of Worm holds, or will he fold and fail to live up to his potential?

When the Game is rigged in your favour... A Worm Cyoa v1 story, with only Eidolon as the selected power. Because, really, that's all you need to bring reality to its knees.

In another universe, a genius inventor born in future Japan would create the Space Battleship Yamato. In this universe, he was born in 1910 Britain. In 1927, HMS Agamemnon was sent to his family's scrapyard. He kept it and tinkered with it for fun for 60 years, resulting in the Space Battleship Agamemnon. This is the story of the Space Battleship Agamemnon and its crew.

For 30 long years Markus has tried to make himself trigger. Only when he stands at deaths door and accepts that his story has come to an end does he gain power. Now the embodiment of a Black Hole, Markus will tear down the old world order and replace it with a new one. This time with him on top. Villain Worm Self Insert (SI/OC)

Marcus Jude was just another faceless student unlucky enough to attend Winslow High, until he was triggered with a power of his own, allowing him to get permanent boost to his abilities as long as he takes photos of his targets. Facing a choice, he ends up finding a different path, one that was more entertaining than the constant fight between heroes and villains... OCxMulti.

You know who's only slightly less annoying than Greg Veder? Bryce Kiley, and only thanks to a lack of screen time. So why am I him? OC-Insert. ToF format.

Casually filling out the Worm CYOA lands Samir in the chaotic streets of Brockton Bay. With the power to manipulate and create Parahuman abilities, he must navigate a city rife with gangs and super-powered threats that'd do anything to get him if they found out. With no identity or background, what's a lone young man to do in the grimdark world of Worm? [CYOA lite story]

Take a 24 year old burnout with mental health issues and throw him in Brockton Bay with the potential for immense, god-like power. No way this ends poorly, right?

Taylor Hebert awakens with a parahuman ability that she barely understands and a new companion that may or may not be her friend. Will she take up the mantle of Queen Administrator, or fall prone to the corruption that plagues even the best of intentions?

Taylor can copy powers and she tries to be a hero, with some complications

[NOTE] uploded From "Space Battle"

Amelia Claire lives her life atoning for the mistakes of her past. Now she lives it again.

This is made by other author blurryfaceexe, who can't upload it to his own page for personal reasons. He has allowed me to post it here. A new cape hits The Bay, one who has no problems killing. The Undersiders will have to deal with the mysterious cape 'Hitman'.

Fight if you must, but you don't always have to fight it out.

Scrap that regular self-insert with pre-selected powers! Here's a cultivator for you, Brockton Bay. Have fun.

A tale you've heard a thousand times. A random person from our Earth fills out a paper they believe to be inconsequential and finds themself on Earth Bet. It was a way to waste ten minutes. He wouldn't have made himself the Faerie King if he knew better. (I do not own any properties explored in this fiction. Please do not sue me.)

The fates are whimsical, and just because Felix couldn't trigger normally like his sisters, Glory Girl and Panacea, doesn't mean they don't have big plans for him.

By a twist of fate, Kaiser survives his encounter with Leviathan, at the cost of a second trigger, his dignity, and some severe head trauma. Now he's about to make that everybody else's problem.

The Celestial Forge is the greatest combination of crafting powers in Jumpchain, meaning it is the greatest combination of crafting abilities in all of fiction. In Brockton Bay a forgotten side character's trigger event ends with him linked to the Celestial Forge rather than his intended shard. His expanding collection of tinker abilities drag him into the city's cape conflicts.

The average person can easily understand that when it comes to living in a crime-infested city like Brockton Bay where villains carve out their own personal fiefdoms, treating life like a game can get you killed. It's kind of ironic, then, that Greg Veder has always been far more serious about games than he ever has about life. (Worm/The Gamer AU) [Updates Once a Week]

In a world of Heroes and Villains, the Great Game enters a period of relative stability after the disappearance of The Strongest Villain. Now, in a city known as Brockton Bay, a new Game begins. The question is, who will win? Hero? Villain? Or, perhaps, another outcome altogether? R&R

Amy Dallon, Panacea. Brockton Bay's greatest healer. And a guilt ridden, sarcastic, and vindictive teenager with a lot of issues. A circumstance of fate while coming home from the hospital one night leads her to one, amazing discovery. Putting on a mask and beating people up is really, really satisfying.

Take a person who wishes to live a very quiet life, who takes care not to trouble himself with any enemies, like heroes and villains, that would cause him to lose sleep at night. Then make him a cape in Brockton Bay. An alleged story by an author who's consumed too much fanfic and glue, about a boy who did the right things for the wrong reasons.

Simon Collins hates Brockton Bay. But that's alright. Brockton Bay hates him back. It hates pretty much everyone as far as he can tell. Now he's got superpowers, and without all those pesky horrible experiences to give them to him. Brockton Bay is a cape playground, and it's playtime for Simon. Sometimes, you can believe everything you read.