That's a HORRIBLE adaptation!

Haven't played it (yet), but I'm pretty sure it has something to do with Santa Claus being held in court. Actually, now that I think about it, it would probably fit snugly into canon.

Tiny Toon Adventures: The Shōnen anime

It's more surreal, has a distinctly One Piece-esque character, and mercilessly makes fun of Anime tropes and characters. There's also strong continuity this time.

.flow: The Nick Jr. series.

"Hey kids, can you name this place?"

...For some reason, it would work, with some Bowlderization, of course.

Steven Speilberg Presents One Piece (still animated)

It's as wackier as Animaniacs.

Plants vs. Zombies; the horror game.

So...it's the same show?

The same thing, but Darker and Edgier, considering the premise was already worthy of a B-movie.

The Brave Little Toaster, the Seinen manga

edited 5th Sep '15 2:44:52 PM by TheKaBlammer

The same thing as the regular movie, just with humans with the characters' personalities instead of kitchen appliances.

Hatred as a documentary.

Do any documentaries exist on school shootings? I'd imagine it to be something like that.

M. Night Shyamalan presents Scribblenauts: the NC-17 film.

edited 6th Sep '15 5:29:37 AM by Spinosegnosaurus77

The twist is that the script was writing itself the whole time. The NC-17 rating was given due to a scene where Maxwell kills Shyamalan (and about half a million others) with a live nuke.

House Of Cards: Alice In Wonderland style!

Sane thing, but with one chilish, bossy queens obssessed with heads...

Meow Mix commercial: The Movie

It's a little kid movie involving some cute annoying kitten characters who are expies of the Air Buddies trying to prevent Meow Mix from being tainted by a Corrupt Corporate Executive.

A Pokémon Mystery Dungeon movie directed by Michael Bay.

The dungeons explode. The end.

This Is Spinal Tap as envisioned by M. Night Shamalayn

Monty Python's Tokyo Ghoul

You're supposed give a theory on how the above adaptation would go.

It turns into a dark comedy. Actually, it might be good, just not a good part of it's franchise.

Boxcar Children: The Graphic Novel

Actually, It turned out very well.

A public-access cooking show hosted by the Fourth and Eleventh Doctors.

Ashens is pissing his pants right now. Jelly Babies won't help much either.

The Smurfs as envisioned by Sweeny Todd

A Collection of Dark Stories for Children; Almost as if they were original Fairy Tales. They all end depressingly, with the main Smurf dying. Gargamel and his cat also die.

Captain Underpants, the Gritty 90's Comic Book by Alan Moore.

It's more darker and edgier.

Whose Line is It Anyway? but with various incarnations of the Doctor.

Four of the Doctor's incarnations (Third or later preferably) must perform comedy routines while the First Doctor hosts and the Second Doctor provides the background music with his recorder as needed. Routines include Scenes from a Fez, Gallifreyan Drinking Songs, Time's Worst, and so on.

Attack on Titan, edutainment style.

A series of XTREME workout videos for young teens.

The Big Bang Theory as written and directed by Leo Tolstoy.

It would be a L-O-N-G novel taken place in Victorian Russia.

Big Brother with various incarnations of the Doctor.

Normal Big Brother, but with less drama and more classiness.

Batman The Animated Series as a yuri genre manga.

Starring Harley Quinn!

Animaniacs as envisioned by Seitzer and Friedburg

It's almost the same, just done really, really poorly. It's also more profane and full of fart jokes.

Puella Magi Madoka Magica written by Quentin Tarantino.

The Magical Girls are portrayed as tough and grown up, and tons of pop-culture references are used.

Dexter's Laboratory, as a horror flick

It's a live-action movie where Dexter creates a monster that goes on a killing spree in the neighborhood, and only he and Dee Dee can stop it.

A Pokémon Mystery Dungeon movie as directed by Michael Bay. (Be creative and don't just say: "Everything explodes. The end.")

edited 11th Sep '15 12:33:14 PM by kablammin45