OVA #1:
Mitch's life had already turned upside-down after meeting the Powerpuffs back in kindergarten. He was just a brat back then. He was a bully and he cringed every time he thought about that black shirt that was just a size too small for him.

He had seen monster fights, bad guys try to take over the city, been held hostage in a bank, and even had become a kind of association to the mayor.

But then he met you. His life turned upside-down once again, but it also flipped, twisted, spun, and did a back flip on a balance beam. Not only was he now best friends with two super heroes, but he was now actively helping you.

And now he even had a power of his own.

Robin: Mitchy?

Mitch stopped thinking about his strange life and looked to the girl standing in front of him.

After returning from Foster's, he got ready and headed to Robin's for their date. She had finished getting ready while he waited on the couch.

Mitch: Uh, yeah?

Robin: You okay? You seemed to kind of space.

Mitch waved it off. He then stood up.

Mitch: Ready to go?

Robin crossed her arms and looked at him expectingly. The two stood there for a moment before Mitch scratched his nose.

Mitch: Um....you look nice?

Robin: Is that a question or a compliment?

Mitch: Compliment, obviously.

Robin just smiled. She loved messing with him like that. Seeing him like this reminded her that he really just some dumb jock that she believed him to be when they were younger.

The two were on their way soon after.
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Mitch was honestly a bit surpised when Robin suggested they go to the local Amusement Park. He knew that she never really liked Rollercoasters. Of course, there were other rides, but Mitch still found it a tad bit odd.

Still, he was happy to be able to spend some more time with her. He had been so busy lately with everything else that he felt a bit bad for neglecting her.

He canceled one date to help you with the Black Puddle Queen, and canceled a second date when you went to the Mirror world.

He was sure that a third time would result in him being single.

Robin: Are you sure you're okay? You seem kind of spaced out.

Mitch turned to her and realized he had gotten lost in his own thoughts again. He shyly scratched his neck.

Mitch: Yeah, just....thinking.

Robin nudged his arm.

Robin: What about?

Mitch shook his head.

Mitch: It's nothing.

He then looked back to the park before him.

Mitch: So, what ride do you want to go on first?

Robin was still a bit worried, but she knew it would be pointless if she tried to get him to talk about it. Instead, she decided that she would instead enjoy the night.

Robin looked around before she spotted a ride.

Robin: That one.

She grabbed his hand and pulled him along. Mitch didn't bother to fight it.
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Robin: The food here is insane.

Mitch only nodded as he stared at his fried pickle. He didn't even like pickles. He was just curious.

Robin herself got some kind of crazy looking sundae. Mitch figured he would probably get a bite or two.

Robin: So, how did you do on that test in Mr. Myers?

Mitch sighed.

Mitch: I, uh, I got a C.

Robin smiled widely.

Robin: That's a lot better than last time! Good job!

Mitch: DON'T SAY THAT LIKE IT'S SOMETHING AMAZING!

Mitch: Thanks. You?

Robin giggled before she held up a peace sign.

Robin: 98%!

Mitch dropped his head onto the table in defeat. Robin just chuckled proudly. She was always a lot smarter than he was.

Even has kids, Robin was a lot more mature than he was. He actually hated his younger self for always picking on her. Their past was a bit of a rocky one.

Mitch: Stay away from me! Girls are gross!

Robin: I'm not gross, you blockhead!

He groaned.

Robin: What?

Mitch: Just thinking about past mistakes.

He sighed.

Mitch: I'm just happy that I'm eligible for next week's game. I'm pretty sure coach would put my head on a pike if I wasn't.

Robin: You know I could always tutor you. Maybe you would actually learn a thing or two.

Mitch smirked.

Mitch: I doubt it. I think I would be too distracted with something else.

Robin smacked his arm which only made him laugh.

Robin: I take it back. Suffer alone.

She crossed her arms and turned her head away. Mitch just kept laughing. He loved to tease her like this. It was the only time he had something over her.
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Robin: I think I'm done with rides.

Mitch and Robin stumbled around after a rather brutal Rollercoaster. It was just turns and flips and spins and Mitch threw up in the trashcan next to the exit.

After some water and two sticks of gum, he was back to normal. Though he was slightly dizzy.

Mitch: So, what now? We head home?

Robin thought about it, but she instead spotted something else.

Robin: How about we do one more thing before we go?

Mitch followed her gaze and smiled.

Moments later, the two were sitting on the ferries wheel. Though there was room for four people, Mitch and Robin chose to sit next to each other on one side.

The city seemed to glow in a golden ray despite it being night time. It was utterly beautiful.

Robin: You know, I'm glad you didn't cancel tonight.

Mitch looked to his girlfriend and smiled.

Mitch: Me to.

He then frowned a bit as he looked down.

Mitch: Uh, I'm sorry, by the way. For canceling a lot lately. Things have gotten a bit hectic.

Robin looked at him a bit worried. She figured something was wrong, but he never told her anything.

Robin: Do you want to talk about it? I mean, if it's bothering you this much then...

Mitch looked up.

Mitch: Bothering...no. I mean, having to cancel dates sucks. But.....

He rubbed his chin.

Mitch: How do I say this?

Robin waited patiently.

Mitch: The reason I cancel, is to help someone. Y/N.

Robin knew that the two of you had gotten close. She was glad. From how the girls talked about you, she knew you were a good person.

Robin: There's nothing wrong with helping a friend. Just say so next time.

Mitch: That's not the point.

He held her hand.

Mitch: I shouldn't be pushing you to the side like I have. I mean, I want to help Y/N and stuff, but I also want to spend time with you.

Robin smiled.

Robin: I know. But you don't have to worry about choosing between us. You don't have to worry.

Mitch smiled a bit. The two stared at each other for a moment before Mitch leaned in a bit. Robin lifted her head and the two kissed.

Mitch knew that he things to fight for. But he also had something he needed to maintain. He was more than happy to use his power to do so.
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OVA #2:
Liz could hear the muffled music coming from your room. She figured you were asleep by now, but she was sure you left the music on for Brat.

She still wasn't quite sure what to think about suddenly having to take care of two kids. She liked Brat and she had been nothing but grateful, but Liz didn't think this was what she was siging up for when she became your guardian.

Granted, she knew that she wouldn't just leave you alone. She couldn't. For as much as the two of you throw insults at each other, they were always empty.

She made an oath long before you ever got your powers. Long before your parents were killed. Even before she was even 10 years old.
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Liz looked over the bed to watch her mother cradling the newest member of the L/N family. Her little brother.

The 6 year old was in awe and amusement looking at her baby brother. You were so small. But you were also really quiet. She thought babies cried a lot.

M/N: Do you want to hold him?

Liz looked up at your mother. She looked back at you and nodded.

Your mother motioned for her to climb into the bed. Liz did so and sat next to her mother. Once she was situated, your mother handed you to her.

M/N: Be careful with him. Support his head.

Liz nodded and held you with care. She looked at you as you seemed to stare at your mother. You then looked to your sister.

It was then that she made the promise to always take care of you.

She would always do what she could to make sure you were safe.
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Liz stood next to you as you both watched your parents' coffins get lowered into the ground. It was a cloudy day. A few of your parents' close friends and family had attended the funeral.

It wasn't long after that you and Liz had moved in with your grandparents. You had ended up shutting yourself in your room.

She knew you were hurting. Of course you were. You had list your parents. But so did she. Though you were there. You saw everything.

The bandages on your body were evidence of this.

The one that covered your eye was the worst.

She hated seeing you like this. She was 16 and yet she couldn't help her own brother. She felt useless. She felt like she failed.

It took a week before she was even able to find the courage to knock on your door. Though you didn't answer, she opened the door anyway.

She looked inside and found you laying on your bed. Grandma Muriel had tried to get you to eat, but you didn't even touch anything she left behind.

Liz: Hey, bro.

You didn't say anything. She didn't even know if you were awake. Liz sighed.

Liz: I know that this is all hard. I miss them to. But, I want you to know that I'll be here when you're ready to talk. And.....I'll always be here for you.

She stayed for a moment, then she left you to your own devices.

She wasn't aware that you were awake.
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Liz breathed heavily as she looked at the scene before her. She couldn't believe what she was seeing. She couldn't believe what you had done. It just wasn't possible.

You held the old tractor over your head after saving Grandpa Eustace from getting crushed by it. Liz didn't know how you were able to do this, but here you were.

Your bandage even fell off to reveal that your eye had fully healed. Not even a scar remained.

You were 12 years old, and yet you were stronger than any man in the world. At least to Liz's knowledge.

Liz: Y/N?

You looked down at her and slowly smiled.

Y/N: Hey, Liz. So, uh, I think I started puberty.

Liz couldn't help but smile as well. Not because of the amazing feat of strength, nor for you saving your grandpa.

You hadn't smiled since the accident two years ago.
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Liz stared at your door and smiled.

She wasn't sure what the future held, but she was sure that you could handle it. She also knew that you wouldn't be facing it alone.

As she stared at your door, she flipped around a business card between her fingers. A card that belonged to some good friends of hers. She recalled you being friendly with their son as well.

Maybe she should give them a call.

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