This makes 70 missions you have written when counting all the various combinations of your agents. That is totally cool. Congratulations!

It was a few years ago when I thought A-Team badfic was drying up. So I moved Tasmin too Torchwood fic. Then I discovered another source of A-Team badfic and had to think of a reason Tasmin could be in two places at once. A freak time traveling accident. I never wrote that story as it would come at the end of any missions in A-Team series.

From the looks of it, I will now just be dealing with three agent pairs who have backstories that lie in my writing future.

Though, I don't think I broke a rule. Allison quite clearly pointed out that Face was not going to believe them if they appeared to him as two people he had never met. If there was a rule about disguises, it was required to be broken here. (Although the agents could have gone in disguised as generic MPs, chased away Face and have the mission finished in under 100 words. But that wouldn't have been much of a story.)

A-Team movie fic is for a large part slash, which isn't my thing. But there are a few Suefics around too.

Can't quite explain why Trent started talking differently. He's very susceptible to the way other people talk. When Allison and Tasmin first encountered him the boy barely spoke English. Half an hour in the company of Tasmin and most grammatical errors were ironed out of his speech pattern. But no one in the fic spoke like that. Perhaps it was a reflex: his brain was battling Suefluence by fighting the symptoms cause by a previous Sue's influence.

From your quote I don't necessarily derive that it is against the rules to disguise as a canon character. It could also be that the disguise generator can't handle requests that are that specific. Many years of technological development later...

Still, disguising as canon characters is only fun once in a while. Most of the time it would just draw attention to the agents because the Sue would see the canon character and the disguised agent. Even Sues with half a brain would find that suspicious.