Alice, it's the MCU!

What happens when Alice from the Resident Evil movies gets a personality transplant that turns her into a Chaos Goblin, then finds herself injected into a bizarre world where there are superheroes that seem to strongly resemble popular actors? Finding out why there are big gaping holes in her memory sounds like a good place to start... if only she could take time off from being Tony Stark's assistant.

Brain: Hey.Me: No.Brain: Hey.Me: NO!Brain: What if Alice was shunted off to the MCU at the end of AIGO? Wouldn’t that be fun?Me: WHY DO YOU DO THIS TO ME?Yes, friends, I’ve decided to do some wacky What If shit and mashed together the MCU with my own particular flavor of the Resident Evil Anderson movies!New readers who discover this story thanks to it being in the MCU category should know beforehand that it’s a spinoff of a previous series of mine, ‘Alice, it’s Raining!’, in which I give Alice, the main character of those pictures, A. An intense Chaos Goblin personality, and B. A massive crush on Rain Ocampo. Now, while it would be nice if you went and read that series before this one, it’s not strictly necessary (and it clocks in at almost 200K words, so I don’t blame you if you don’t want to read that much!). All you need to know in regards to Alice personally is that at the end of the series, her memories were duplicated and sent to the past of an alternate timeline to be implanted in her body at the beginning of the first film, with the implication that the new timeline might not go exactly the same way as the original one did. (That ‘mainline’ spinoff is already in progress, haha).Being at least somewhat familiar with the RE Anderson movies is at least somewhat important, though, as Alice isn’t just being injected into a universe otherwise bereft of Umbrella, Raccoon City, or any of her old friends — and foes, as we will soon see.The lights are dimming, the warning to turn off your cell phones is playing, and you’ve got a full bucket of popcorn on your lap. (It’s a regular cardboard bucket — you’re not shilling out for that ugly commemorative one). Enjoy the show!