The Owl House: Invincible Iron-Witch!
is a crossover between The Owl House and Iron Man. In this universe Luz is the daughter of Tony Stark/Iron Man, and wishes to become a hero like him, which is hampered by how overprotective he and the other Avengers are of her. But when she ends up in a new world of magic and demons, she gets the chance to make her own team of heroes.
The Owl House: Invincible Iron-Witch! provides examples of:
- Adaptational Badass: In this story Luz has noticeable biceps even before ending up in the Isles.
- Adaptational Intelligence: Luz was far from stupid in canon, but here, being the daughter of Tony Stark, she's inherited his mechanical genius.
- Age Lift: In this story Luz is already 16 by the time she ends up in the Boiling Isles.
- Clarke's Third Law: When a six-year old Luz proclaims that she wants to become a Magical Girl Warrior, Tony tries letting her off that magic isn't real. She then clarifies that she plans on using science to fake the magic part.
- Crossover Relatives: In this story, Luz is the daughter of Tony Stark/Iron Man.
- Death by Adaptation: While the Blip was averted in this version, various Avengers who lived in canon had died in the ensuing Infinity War. Rhodey in particular is a sore spot for the Stark Family.
- For Want Of A Nail:
- The story begins with Tony Stark's life diverting from canon when a drunk driver crashes into him. This results in two things; him becoming The Teetotaler (as opposed to his canon-counterpart's history with alcoholism) and deciding to study medicine after the care the hospital staff had given him. It was in medical school where he meets Camilla Noceda and has a kid with her.
- In this version of events, the Infinity War occurred and Thanos fails to snap half of the universe away.
- Foreshadowing: When a six-year old Luz explains her ideas of scientifically fabricating Magical Girl Warrior abilities, they include using genetically-modified spiders to weave kevlar (Spider-Man), making a miniature arc-reactor to power a magnetic scepter (like the one Tony would eventually build for his Iron Man suits) and making a Mini-Mecha suit ('nuff said).
- Legacy Character: Luz intends on joining the army and becoming the next War-Machine in Rhodey's honor once she comes of age.
- Parental Hypocrisy: Luz lampshades how hypocritical it is that a former playboy like Tony Stark gets so worked up at the thought of her dating anyone.
- Superior Successor: Tony outright says at one point that when Luz grows up, she'll likely surpass him in every field.
