That's a HORRIBLE adaptation!

Plays like Blaz Blue, and Miku is of course the most powerful fighter. ...somehow.

Daft Punk's Electroma, by Christopher Nolan and Gen Urobuchi.

edited 25th Dec '12 11:00:41 AM by PhysicalStamina

Christopher Nolan and Gen Uobuchi can't do electronic music, silly.

Eraserhead:The Animated Series, produced by Lauren Faust. Next on the Hub. (For those of you who don't know what eraser head is see this.)

edited 25th Dec '12 11:59:12 AM by sonofkong

The female Erasherhead fandom takes on a life of its own, much like Bronies in real life. People still have no fucking idea what the show is about, but at least it looks pretty.

The Sorcerer's Apprentice, as a reality show hosted by Donald Trump and Mark Cuban.

edited 25th Dec '12 2:30:29 PM by WillyFourEyes

(You sir, win one Internet. I designed a near impossible description and you delivered a mental image of cons full of young people (mostly women) going crazy over David lynch. Something I can't help but lol at.)

Donald trump not only reveals the existence of the supernatural but milks it for profit, creating televised competitions for the postion of head Mage. The most memorable episode is a memetic broom mishap.

Hunter S Thompson does Lord of the Rings.

edited 25th Dec '12 3:43:24 PM by sonofkong

It's essentially same, but with more drugs and swearing, and it's really an allegory for the state America is in. It becomes a Cult Classic.

My Life Me by Alfred Hitchcock.

In this show inspired by old horror tales, Birch, instead of being an Otaku, is now obsessed with classic horror stories and aspires to be a great horror writer one day. Unfortunately, she forgets everything that makes a horror story good, and the show just ends up being like 80's slasher movies.

Seinfeld by Kinoko Nasu.

edited 25th Dec '12 4:49:30 PM by PhysicalStamina

In a similar way to the sitcom, Seinfeldian Conversation and all. Yet the humor is noticeably darker, as in there's not just things going wrong with the people around them. They have been subjected in various eldritch horrors. Only Newman has an equally-dark mind to become the Sitcom Archnemesis in this variation.

The Monkey Island series as written by Obsidian Entertainment

edited 25th Dec '12 6:30:10 PM by EarlOfSandvich

They decided to build the series on the second game's Gainax Ending, resulting in the sequels being based on the childhood of Guybrush and Le Chuck. Mind Screw ensues, with none of the humour of the original games.

Teletubbies vs Capcom

To compensate for the fact that Capcom outnumbers the teletubbies, every being with a face in the show is playable, which results in the sun being banned from tournaments.

He's eventually nerfed in Teletubbies vs Capcom Turbo

Bioshock written by Masahiro Sakurai

First of all, Jack can absorb splicers in order to gain plasmids, with Big Daddies being the minibosses throughout the game. There is no harvest option for the Little Sisters, just absorbing them in the same way "rescues" them (as in only the slugs are taken out), ensuring you the best ending if you do so to every Little Sister you pass by. You still defeat Andrew Ryan, but wind up having to defeat the real Big Bad Fontaine, because Nice Job Breaking It, Hero. Also, it's substantially brighter, which gathered a rather vocal criticism for effectively ruining the theme of a failed utopia. Nonetheless, taken on its own, it's not a bad game by any stretch of imagination, and it's pretty fun.

Valve vs. Capcom

edited 26th Dec '12 11:05:03 AM by EarlOfSandvich

GLaDOS is banned from tournaments. That is all.

Felarya: The Video Game

Same thing as the manga.

Pokemon Emerald: The fighting game

Pokémon can kill each other.

Homestuck: The OEL manga written by me.

May be better or worse depending on your writing skills.

All of the hardest Mario levels with Super Mario Bros:The Lost Levels as an unlockable.

Small Internet hit, didn't make it outside of Japan.

Count Your Sheep, as re-imagined by Studio Ghibli.

A girl, her mother, and their shared imaginary sheep friend fly over some Scenery Porn

Chocolate, as adapted by slim fast

The box is empty.

The $#%^ing Beatles, a Beatles cover band with added gratious swearing and perverted lyrical changes.(I wanna hold your %$#@, for example.)

As it turns out, they're a Crunkcore band in the vein of Brokencyde and the like. Not only are they detested by Beatles fans, but the rest of the music world as well. However, there is No Such Thing as Bad Publicity; while they are reviled, they are world-famous.

Various Anime Theme Songs remixed by Moby.

Butter-Fly is used in the US redub of Digimon.

Sonic The Hedgehog: the romance novel.

Plays out just as badly as you'd expect.

"Go My Way" from The Idolmaster In the Style of an 1800's spiritual.

It's now called "Go His [[God's]] Way", among other things.

Rolie Polie Olie: The Great Defender of Fun as a Pretty Cure anime.

The first male Pretty Cure, an android, is added. The pirate robots also transform.

Sonic The Hedgehog, as a 30's Mickey Mouse cartoon directed by miru.

Popeye with Sonic characters. Blaze is Olive Oyl, and Big is Bruno.

Revolutionary Girl Utena: the Hip-Hopera directed by R Kelly.

edited 30th Dec '12 7:32:41 PM by PhysicalStamina

Everyone dies and then regenerates into roses that sing. This is why the roses in Alice inWonderland sing. The end.

Syukusho Gakuen: Featuring Dave Strider as the main character.

Let's say that Dave's charm didn't save him from being eaten. Thankfully he got infinite continues.

I Wanna Be The Guy with Megaman X characters.