The Anime Lad
William James Moriarty lives in a Victorian Britain where rank protects cruelty and poverty supplies its victims. As a professor and private consultant, he listens to people whom the legal system has little interest in helping. His solutions apply mathematical care to social grievances and occasionally exceed ordinary professional guidelines. The nobility may submit complaints through channels they designed for themselves.
Super Eyepatch Fox
Victorian Britain protects the powerful by design. William James Moriarty studies that design and consults for people denied justice. He constructs crimes aimed at the class system itself. Familiar literary roles shift as the famous antagonist becomes the composed center of an anti-establishment procedural, where motive begins with inequality and planning resembles proof.
Gigguku
Making Moriarty the lead turns every elegant room in Victorian Britain into enemy territory! William hears a grievance and maps the power protecting it. Then he starts arranging people with the precision of a mathematician. The class politics are broad, but that broadness gives his composure a furious charge. He barely raises his voice because the plan is already doing the shouting for him.
Father's Basement
The aristocrats are often written with so much villainy that they may as well carry certificates. Subtle class analysis this is not. The appeal lies in watching William treat injustice as an engineering problem. He identifies the structure shielding an abuser, then designs an illegal correction with unnerving calm. Centering Moriarty gives the Holmes canon a useful tilt, even when the moral scales have been weighted in advance.
