What would happen in a Hunger Games with Kylo Ren, Annabeth Chase, and Gale Hawthorne? In a Games containing Black Widow, Remus Lupin, and Jacob Black? Read The Hunger Games: Multi-Verse to find out!
In an alternate universe, Katniss Everdeen was killed in the third quarter-quell. The resistance that had begun to rise within Panem was battered down, and the old, dictatorial, terrorist, Games-ridden Panem was fully restored.
Fast forward twenty-five years. The fourth Quarter Quell has come upon Panem. President Snow stands before the nation as he announces that this Quell has a twist involving tributes drawn from multiple other universes, including Star Wars, Marvel, Harry Potter, Greek Demi-Gods (Percy Jackson), Twilight realm, and Panem.
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Before Katniss Everdeen set fire to the nation, and before the boy with the bread declared his love for her, there was Finnick Odair, living legend of Panem.
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If Finnick Odair wins the 65th Hunger Games, he'll be the youngest victor ever. After several years of bad luck and unfortunate circumstances, District 4 is in dire need of a victor, a hero to save its people from the merciless tyranny of the Capitol. Considered a prodigy by many, Finnick is confident he can return his home to its former glory and restore its eminence in the eyes of the nation. Aided by his mentor Mags and his magnetic personality, Finnick enters the decadent world of the Capitol and instantly makes himself a favorite, the newly proclaimed golden boy of Panem. But Capitol favor alone won't keep him alive for long.
When Finnick joins his fellow Careers, each of them older and more experienced than he, to face an arena hiding danger around every corner, it becomes clear these Games are designed to push him to his limits. Between battling Gamemaker schemes and fearing his own allies' betrayal, Finnick is confronted with a pivotal question: How far is he willing to go to wear the victor's crown? As the Games progress and his body count rises, Finnick finds that the closer he gets to victory, the further from humanity he strays.
[A story chronicling the Hunger Games of Finnick Odair, Panem's youngest victor]