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Needs to be more than 2 things crossing over.
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* Creator/MichaelJanFriedman wrote a novel where Comicbook/XMen characters appeared in the ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' universe.
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** The student rosters appearing at the end of his ''Drearcliff Manor'' subseries indicate that his weird boarding school attracts everyone from [[Series/DoctorWho young Time Ladies]] to future members of Franchise/TheAddamsFamily.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* Brazilian author [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monteiro_Lobato Monteiro Lobato]] took this trope to [[UpToEleven insane levels]] in his kid's books set in the ''[[Literature/SitioDoPicapauAmarelo Yellow Woodpecker Farm]]''. The eponymous farm is an interdimensional nexus to, essentially, every fantasy and adventure fiction character ever written, including but not limited to the Greek Gods, Franchise/SherlockHolmes, the Neverland people, the ''Literature/ArabianNights'', the fables from Creator/{{Aesop}}, [[Creator/TheBrothersGrimm Grimm]], [[Creator/HansChristianAndersen Andersen]], Literature/TheThreeMusketeers, medieval Knights, etc etc etc ad infinitum. He even managed to throw in some characters copyright laws didn't allow him to. To top if off, characters native to the series' own universe are not few in number.
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* Brazilian author [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monteiro_Lobato Monteiro Lobato]] took this trope to [[UpToEleven insane levels]] levels in his kid's books set in the ''[[Literature/SitioDoPicapauAmarelo Yellow Woodpecker Farm]]''. The eponymous farm is an interdimensional nexus to, essentially, every fantasy and adventure fiction character ever written, including but not limited to the Greek Gods, Franchise/SherlockHolmes, the Neverland people, the ''Literature/ArabianNights'', the fables from Creator/{{Aesop}}, [[Creator/TheBrothersGrimm Grimm]], [[Creator/HansChristianAndersen Andersen]], Literature/TheThreeMusketeers, medieval Knights, etc etc etc ad infinitum. He even managed to throw in some characters copyright laws didn't allow him to. To top if off, characters native to the series' own universe are not few in number.
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Loads And Loads Of Characters is no longer a trope
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* Brazilian author [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monteiro_Lobato Monteiro Lobato]] took this trope to [[UpToEleven insane levels]] in his kid's books set in the ''[[Literature/SitioDoPicapauAmarelo Yellow Woodpecker Farm]]''. The eponymous farm is an interdimensional nexus to, essentially, every fantasy and adventure fiction character ever written, including but not limited to the Greek Gods, Franchise/SherlockHolmes, the Neverland people, the ''Literature/ArabianNights'', the fables from Creator/{{Aesop}}, [[Creator/TheBrothersGrimm Grimm]], [[Creator/HansChristianAndersen Andersen]], Literature/TheThreeMusketeers, medieval Knights, etc etc etc ad infinitum. He even managed to throw in some characters copyright laws didn't allow him to. To top if off, [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters characters native to the series' own universe are not few in number.]]
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* Brazilian author [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monteiro_Lobato Monteiro Lobato]] took this trope to [[UpToEleven insane levels]] in his kid's books set in the ''[[Literature/SitioDoPicapauAmarelo Yellow Woodpecker Farm]]''. The eponymous farm is an interdimensional nexus to, essentially, every fantasy and adventure fiction character ever written, including but not limited to the Greek Gods, Franchise/SherlockHolmes, the Neverland people, the ''Literature/ArabianNights'', the fables from Creator/{{Aesop}}, [[Creator/TheBrothersGrimm Grimm]], [[Creator/HansChristianAndersen Andersen]], Literature/TheThreeMusketeers, medieval Knights, etc etc etc ad infinitum. He even managed to throw in some characters copyright laws didn't allow him to. To top if off, [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters characters native to the series' own universe are not few in number.]]
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* ''Literature/{{Superfolks}}'' has the ''Creator/DCComics'' superheroes and villains though most of the heroes have since died. There's mention of ''Film/Invasion/OfTheBodysnatchers'' being a [[ATrueStoryInMyUniverse documentary]] and ''Literature/PeterPan'' and ''Series/{{Kojak}}'' make cameos, among others.
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* ''Literature/{{Superfolks}}'' has the ''Creator/DCComics'' superheroes and villains though most of the heroes have since died. There's mention of ''Film/Invasion/OfTheBodysnatchers'' ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodysnatchers'' being a [[ATrueStoryInMyUniverse documentary]] and ''Literature/PeterPan'' and ''Series/{{Kojak}}'' make cameos, among others.
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* ''Literature/{{Superfolks}}'' has the ''Creator/DCComics'' superheroes and villains though most of the heroes have since died. There's mention of ''Film/Invasion/OfTheBodysnatchers'' being a [[ATrueStoryInMyUniverse documentary]] and ''Literature/PeterPan'' and ''Series/{{Kojak}}'' make cameos, among others.
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Ready Player One is a zero context non-example and I'm moving Seussical to Theatre
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* The works of Creator/DrSeuss were combined into a Broadway musical called ''Theatre/{{Seussical}}'', which mainly takes its story from ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho'', ''Horton Hatches the Egg'', and ''The One Feather Tail of Miss Gertrude [=McFuzz=]'', but contains elements and characters from ''I Had Trouble in Getting to Solla Sollew'', ''The Butter Battle Book'', ''Literature/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'', and more. And of course, they have Literature/TheCatInTheHat to move the plot around.
** Jim Henson's ''The Wubbulous World of Dr Seuss'' did something similar, with Yertle the Turtle as a recurring villain.
** Jim Henson's ''The Wubbulous World of Dr Seuss'' did something similar, with Yertle the Turtle as a recurring villain.
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* Subverted with ''Literature/ReadyPlayerOne''.
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* Brazilian author [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monteiro_Lobato Monteiro Lobato]] took this trope to [[UpToEleven insane levels]] in his kid's books set in the ''[[Literature/SitioDoPicapauAmarelo Yellow Woodpecker Farm]]''. The eponymous farm is an interdimensional nexus to, essentially, every fantasy and adventure fiction character ever written, including but not limited to the Greek Gods, Franchise/SherlockHolmes, the Neverland people, the ''Literature/ArabianNights'', the fables from Creator/{{Aesop}}, [[Creator/TheBrothersGrimm Grimm]], [[Creator/HansChristianAndersen Andersen]], Literature/TheThreeMusketeers, medieval Knighs etc etc etc ad infinitum. He even managed to throw in some characters copyright laws didn't allow him to. To top if off, characters native to the series' own universe are not few in number.
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* Brazilian author [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monteiro_Lobato Monteiro Lobato]] took this trope to [[UpToEleven insane levels]] in his kid's books set in the ''[[Literature/SitioDoPicapauAmarelo Yellow Woodpecker Farm]]''. The eponymous farm is an interdimensional nexus to, essentially, every fantasy and adventure fiction character ever written, including but not limited to the Greek Gods, Franchise/SherlockHolmes, the Neverland people, the ''Literature/ArabianNights'', the fables from Creator/{{Aesop}}, [[Creator/TheBrothersGrimm Grimm]], [[Creator/HansChristianAndersen Andersen]], Literature/TheThreeMusketeers, medieval Knighs Knights, etc etc etc ad infinitum. He even managed to throw in some characters copyright laws didn't allow him to. To top if off, [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters characters native to the series' own universe are not few in number.]]
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* Creator/KimNewman's novella ''Literature/TeddyBearsPicnic'' is about Terry and Bob of the British sitcom ''Series/TheLikelyLads'' fighting in the Vietnam war with William of Richmal Crompton's old ''Literature/JustWilliam'' stories and other fictional characters. In fact, Kim Newman does this a ''lot'', most notably ''Literature/AnnoDracula'', which features [[http://www.pjfarmer.com/woldnewton/AnnoDracula.htm just about everyone]].
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* Creator/KimNewman's novella ''Literature/TeddyBearsPicnic'' is about Terry and Bob of the British sitcom ''Series/TheLikelyLads'' fighting in the Vietnam war with William of Richmal Crompton's old ''Literature/JustWilliam'' stories and other fictional characters. In fact, Kim Newman Creator/KimNewman does this a ''lot'', most notably ''Literature/AnnoDracula'', which features [[http://www.pjfarmer.com/woldnewton/AnnoDracula.htm just about everyone]].everyone]].
** His novella ''Literature/TeddyBearsPicnic'' is about Terry and Bob of the British sitcom ''Series/TheLikelyLads'' fighting in the Vietnam war with William of Richmal Crompton's old ''Literature/JustWilliam'' stories and other fictional characters.
** ''Literature/AngelsOfMusic'' transfers the premise of ''Series/CharliesAngels'' to the 19th century, with Literature/{{the Phantom of the Opera}} as Charlie and a rotating cast of heroines from the sensational fiction of the period as Angels, and various other period characters as clients, friends, or adversaries.
** His novella ''Literature/TeddyBearsPicnic'' is about Terry and Bob of the British sitcom ''Series/TheLikelyLads'' fighting in the Vietnam war with William of Richmal Crompton's old ''Literature/JustWilliam'' stories and other fictional characters.
** ''Literature/AngelsOfMusic'' transfers the premise of ''Series/CharliesAngels'' to the 19th century, with Literature/{{the Phantom of the Opera}} as Charlie and a rotating cast of heroines from the sensational fiction of the period as Angels, and various other period characters as clients, friends, or adversaries.
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* Subverted with Literature/ReadyPlayerOne.
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idk i can delete my edit or no?
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More of a Cast of Personifications example
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* The ''[[http://www.helloruby.com/ Hello Ruby]]'' series by Linda Luikas is meant to introduce young children to [[UsefulNotes/ProgrammingLanguage programming]] and computer science, so it features a CastOfPersonifications of real-world programming languages and software. There's the eponymous Ruby, Robots (Android), Penguin (Lunix), Django, Python, Foxes (UsefulNotes/MozillaFirefox), Snow Leopard (Mac OS X Snow Leopard), Website/{{Scratch}} Cat, Julia, and many, ''many'' more.
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* The ''[[http://www.helloruby.com/ Hello Ruby]]'' series by Linda Luikas is meant to introduce young children to [[UsefulNotes/ProgrammingLanguage programming]] and computer science, so it features many characters representing real-world programming languages and software. There's the eponymous Ruby, Robots (Android), Penguin (Lunix), Django, Python, Foxes (UsefulNotes/MozillaFirefox), Snow Leopard (Mac OS X Snow Leopard), Website/{{Scratch}} Cat, Julia, and many, ''many'' more.
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* The ''[[http://www.helloruby.com/ Hello Ruby]]'' series by Linda Luikas is meant to introduce young children to [[UsefulNotes/ProgrammingLanguage programming]] and computer science, so it features many characters representing a CastOfPersonifications of real-world programming languages and software. There's the eponymous Ruby, Robots (Android), Penguin (Lunix), Django, Python, Foxes (UsefulNotes/MozillaFirefox), Snow Leopard (Mac OS X Snow Leopard), Website/{{Scratch}} Cat, Julia, and many, ''many'' more.
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* ''Literature/ReadyPlayerOne'' for a lesser extent.
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* ''Ask a Policeman'' is a RoundRobin by members of the Detection Club (specifically John Rhode, Helen Simpson, Gladys Mitchell, Anthony Berkeley, Creator/DorothyLSayers, and Milward Kennedy) in which Literature/LordPeterWimsey, [[Series/TheMrsBradleyMysteries Mrs Bradley]], Roger Sheringham, and Sir John Samaurez investigate the same murder, with the further twist that the authors have swapped detectives.
