(Doc Ock's POV)
As I stood in the museum, my mechanical arms whirring with anticipation, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement. The infinite battery pack I was after would finally give me the power I needed to take down the Spider-Men of this city once and for all.
"Ah. Like an old friend." I spoke. "With this battery pack, I'll finally be able to defeat the Spider-Men once and for all. I can practically taste victory."
I removed the display case it was in, but as I reached out to grab it, a voice interrupted my thoughts.
"Hey there, Doc Ock. Looking for your lost device?" The voice was confident, playful, and it sounded like those blasted web-slingers, but it actually belonged to a young girl with a determined look in her eyes. She had short brown hair and a costume that looked like it belonged in a comic book. She was leaning against the wall with her arms crossed and one foot resting on it. I thought she was a young vigilante, but what I didn't know was that she was a hero-in-training from U.A High School, this city's gifted superhero academy.
I turned to face her, my mechanical arms ready to strike. "And who might you be, little girl? Someone trying to play the hero?" I asked, trying to sound intimidating.
She smirked and got into a combat position, her eyes sparkling with mischief. "I'm Ochaco Uraraka, but you can call me Uravity, and I'm here to stop you from stealing that battery pack."
I chuckled, amused by her bravery and crossed my arms. "You think you can stop me, little girl? I am Doctor Octopus, a genius with four mechanical arms. I've fought the Spider-Men and defeated them lots of times. What can you possibly do against me?"
She chuckled before her face grew serious and she got into a racing start position. "This."
Before I could react, she ran towards me and touched me to make me lose my gravity and activating her Quirk, Zero Gravity, and suddenly, I was floating in the air, my mechanical arms useless against her power.
Ochaco: Gunhead Martial Arts: Gravity Plus!!!
She then grabbed me by the arm and threw me over her shoulder in a circular motion. I grunted in pain.
She quickly touched me while I was down and activated her quirk again and I was once again floating in the air.
"What is this?! This isn't anything the Spider-Men has shown in our battles before!"
She narrowed her eyes. "It's my quirk. It allows me to manipulate gravity and make things weightless. Something a villain like you, despite your intelligent, wouldn't understand."
She charged at me and punched me in the face, causing me to crash into the ground. I got back up, my mechanical arms ready for battle. I will not let her stand between me and my device.
"Alright. You will move aside so I can take what's rightfully mine."
She smirked and cracked her knuckles, her quirk also ready for battle. "I'm thinking, no."
I gave her an evil grin and my arms were ready to attack.
"Then you invite your doom, Uravity. You're in an enclosed space. Where can you hide?"
Before my arms could strike, she moved with incredible speed, dodging my attacks and countering with her own, punching me in the chest before kicking me in the face.
(A/N: Replace Sonic with Doc Ock and Shadow with Ochaco.)
She quickly gained the upper hand, and I was impressed by her skill and determination. She's clearly stronger than the Spider-Men. I continued charging at her to attack, but she was quick to dodge. She is much faster than faster than those web-slingers. Her senses and quick reflexes allowed her to dodge my attacks with ease. She backflipped out of the way every time my arms tried to strike.
(A/N: Replace Spider-Man with Ochaco and they're at the museum.)
She charged at me and dropkicked me, causing me to crash into the wall. I got up and charged at her again, but she elbowed me in the stomach, causing me to stumble back. She used the opportunity to touch me on the shoulder and activate her quirk again, this made me float uncontrollably, and allowed her to grab me by the arm, throw me over her shoulder, and slam me to the ground again. I grunted in pain upon the impact. I slowly got up, but she punched me in the face, causing me to crash through the wall again, as well as one of the pillars. I got back up, my voice filled admiration.
"I underestimated you, Uravity. You're far more powerful than I thought, even more than the Spider-Men."
She smirked and crossed her arms again. "Never underestimate the power of a girl, let alone one who's a Pro Hero-In-Training, doc. Especially a girl with a quirk like mine."
I smirked. "But this pack still has another hour of juice, at least. Think of all the damage I could do in one hour, starting with your defeat."
Her own smirk grew wider, and she rubbed her nose. "One hour, huh? That's all the time I need to spend you to the slammer. And if I were you, I'd drink that juice before it turns bad."
As we fought, she channeled her inner Spider-Woman and taunted me with witty remarks and jokes, distracting me from my goal.
"Look, Doc. Have you thought this through? The next hero-in-training who finds you robbing a museum might view this as a cautionary tale."
Those pathetic little jokes, again?! Those blasted web-slingers taught her well. But despite her best efforts, I managed to gain the upper hand, grabbing her with my arms and began beating her up with the intent to take her down before I grab the device.
"Glib! Does not! Equate! With clever! Uravity!" I yelled while repeatedly slamming her around.
She didn't even notice one of my arms grazing her cheek, due to it moving so fast. I punched her into a display table as well as causing her to crash into another display case, and slamming her into the ceiling, before swatting her into the wall with my arms and knocking her onto the ground. I then grabbed her and punched her through another wall, causing her to crash into the ground. This cracked her helmet, her costume was slightly damaged, and her face was bruised. As she struggled to get back on her feet, I picked her up and taunted her.
"You are quite the foe, Uravity, just like the Spider-Men. You've put up a good fight and had your fun, but every hero has their limits, even heroes-in-training. And I believe you have reached yours, combined with the injuries I just gave you. Once I have the device in my possession, I shall deliver you, the Coup de grâce. You, your little hero friends, and the Spider-Men will fall to Doctor Octopus."
I dropped her and walked over to the device and grabbed it. I prepared myself for the moment I've been waiting for.
"Finally. It's mine. Come to Papa."
However, despite her injuries, she ran at me and kicked it out of my hands, refusing to let me use its power. Using a rope, which she picked up from the display case she crashed into earlier, she tied it around herself and turned to me, her eyes full of protective anger. She was clearly enraged that both her friends and the Spider-Men were threatened.
"Sorry doc, but this battery pack doesn't have your name on it. And if you honestly think you're gonna use it to threaten me, my friends, and the Spider-Men, think again."
I growled and clenched my fists. "Why, you foolish child! That device will be mine once you're taken care of! You won't get in my way like those blasted web-slinging arachnid friends of yours!"
She glared at me and clenched her own fists. " I may be injured, but I won't give up! I'll do whatever it takes to stop you and bring you to justice! You won't get this battery pack and the chance to use it! Not as long as I'm conscious!"
I stared her down and she did the same. "A situation easily remedied!"
We charged at each other to continue our fight, but she was growing more and more stronger as we fought. I continued to fight as best as I could, but she was too much for me. She continued using her quirk and hand-to hand combat moves, allowing her to get the upper hand. She took off running down the hallway and I followed her, throwing stuff to slow her down, but she used her Quirk to send them back at me. Once we were at the main hall, she threw me over the stairs, and I crashed into the ground once again. She jumped down the stairs as well. As I got up, I noticed a bunch of debris floating around me. I then saw her standing in front of me with the pillar I crashed into earlier. She used the pillar to forcefully hit the debris at me.
Ochaco: COMET HOME RUN!!!!
"Uh oh..." I muttered.
I tried to defend myself, but the debris hit me at a very fast pace, and I was soon pelted over and over. She then charged at me and kicked me in the face, causing me to hit the wall, once again. As I got back up, I couldn't help but admire her intelligence and determination. She might not have had the powers of the Spider-Men, but she certainty had the heart of them. But that wouldn't stop me from winning this battle though. That device will be mine, even if I have to pry it from her corpse. But she would not let that happen. She grabbed one of my arms and used it to attack me. I wasn't able to get the upper hand now. She raised her arm, carefully aimed at me, and fired her grappling hook from her wrist gauntlet at my arms. The way she fired it looked like the Spider-Men shooting their webs.
She used the grappling hook to pull my arms towards her. Once I was close, she punched me in the face again, causing me to crash into the ground, once again. She was clearly too much for me. I attacked her with my arms again and again, but she was relentless. I could see the determination to defeat me and make me face justice in her eyes. She didn't have the heart of just the Spider-Men, she also had the heart of a Pro Hero. I grabbed a statue and threw it at her, but she quickly touched it.
"Return to sender!" She shouted.
Using her quirk, she threw it back at me. It flew so fast, it hit me in the face. She then striked me with an uppercut. "I can grow, doc! I get more stronger and powerful every time thanks to my training!"
She unleashed everything she had on me and my arms weren't able to defend me. In the end, it was her quick thinking and resourcefulness that led to my defeat. She used her Quirk to manipulate the environment and debris floated in the air.
"Release!" She said with determination.
Her fingertips pressed together, causing the debris to fall and trap me in place. She smirked and prepared to end the fight.
"Better luck next time, doc. Stick to your own devices from now on."
With a final blow, she knocked me out cold. She caught her breath and let out a final quip.
"The doc is out."
She removed my current battery, and my arms powered down. She then left me for the authorities with a note attached to my head for both them and the museum staff and director and put the device back in its rightful place and put the display case back on it before taking her leave. The police arrived soon after she left.
As I lay there, defeated and humiliated, I couldn't help but feel a sense of respect for Ochaco Uraraka. She may have been young and inexperienced, but she had proven herself to be a formidable opponent, like the Spider-Men. And as I was taken away, I couldn't help but wonder what other surprises she had in store for me in the future.