General All-Purpose Crossover Fiction Thread

The Shocker is predominantly yellow, Electro's classic costume in the main continuity is predominantly green but has yellow highlights, Sandman could be sorta-considered yellow, Zaxx is yellow (by virtue of being pure electricity IIRC), and Absorbing Man would presumably be yellow if he absorbed a yellow compound.

The latter two are more commonly Hulk villains, though.

I'm thinking of doing a Town of Salem/Super Smash Bros. crossover where 15 random characters per chapter play All Any games of Town of Salem. Is this a good idea or not?

Okay.

Thinking of doing a Multiverse style crossover. Basic premise: The Viltrumite Empire launches an invasion of several worlds, such as Star Wars, Star Trek, Marvel, DC, etc. It would deal with all these various worlds banding together to fend them off. Only a basic plot really.

Where can I post?

Am currently working one a Ore Twin Tail Ni Narimasu/Persona 4 crossover fic, staring Rise. It disregards the fighting games and the dancing game, since I don't have them.

Essentially, Rise becomes an Akibaranger.

edited 20th Jun '16 11:46:52 PM by SCMof2814

Yeah.

Dickmove Widowmaker.

Man. I remember that one. Did that happen in the actual legend, or was that just a thing Disney did? I never really found out.

Hrm.... now that I think about it, Umi no Yami, Tsuki no Kage seems like it'd go pretty well with Parasite Eve, or perhaps [PROTOTYPE]...

Every Bio Punk Shoujo Horror manga can mesh well with those two, and Resident Evil too. It's not exactly a high bar.

Even Kamen Rider Amazons.

I'm actually thinking of a crossover between it and Them's Fightin' Herds

https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/project-x-zone-2-beyond-time-and-space.401626/

Planning this up. Though feedback on the prologue idea's appreciated if anyone hangs out in SB too.

Slug Terra / Storm Hawks.

I'm not sure what the surface world Shane comes from is like in Slug Terra (I think it's just like the normal world, but since I've never seen that part of the show, I'm not sure), but it dawns on me that the interactions between the two groups would be great, due to how different they are, even if you have to jump through hoops to put them in the same universe.

Ghost Rider and Darkstalkers.

Specifically, Danny Ketch winds up getting dragged into the events of Darkstalkers 3.

Anyone interested?

Well, it could be hilarious, since Darkstalkers basically loves to parodying horror tropes to some extent. It'll be funny seeing Ghostrider staring on some hapless demonic mooks, and making him a wrecked mess... because he's been cheating on his wife, once, 15 years ago (while drunk, with a willing succubus), and because he keep forgetting his younger daughter birthday for past 5 years (being guard mook is not really easy job). Cue Ghostrider desperately trying to cheer him up and undo his mistake. And said daughter gives him... well, not exactly Penance Stare, but the effect was pretty much similar, if a bit diluted.

To the best of my understanding, Ketch actually doesn't really like using the Stare that much.

Lord Raptor: "Dude! I want a hog like that one, SO MUCH!"

About to embark on doing a rewrite of Project x Zone 2.

Does anyone know if the Swords/Hatter enemies have special attacks or if they're just ordinary.

https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/project-x-zone-2-beyond-time-and-space.401626/

Thread is here for discussions and whatnot.

edited 26th Jul '16 5:07:00 AM by Ominae

Double posting since I'm looking for suggestions for a group existing in the Bandai Namco/Capcom/SEGA frachises/series that do anti-paranormal work.

Alternative is to get a group name that can be integrated under the UNSC, like how the FBC at the end of Resident Evil: Revelations got reformed as a part of the BSAA.

Weird idea for a Skies Of Arcadia / Arc Rise Fantasia crossover that mixes Fina's quest for Moon Crystals with Ryfia's initial search for the Child of Esea, with the twist that their people were once at war with each other (so possible having the silvites replace the other side in Arc rise).

There might be some other games that in there are well (at the least, I don't want to use L'arc or Vyse as a male Love Interest), and I'm going with an OT3 pairing Skies style as well.

....Might have some random yuri as well. I figure what the hell you know.

Edit: And now I'm imagining a Rogress vs Gigas fight (which ones I haven't decided yet. I'd need to watch some videos of Arc Rise Fantasia to get a feel for how said Rogress compare to the Gigas first).

edited 29th Jul '16 10:20:25 AM by HandsomeRob

Can I politely ask where the hell my One-Punch Man + Mob Psycho 100 crossover is?

edited 29th Jul '16 6:06:47 PM by Psyga315

Ghost Rider.

Darkstalkers.

WHY THE CRAP IS THIS NOT A THING

Technically it's already kind of canon, given that Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 exists.

If anyone's interested, I recently finished a mega crossover fanfiction. If sharing it is against the rules, then I apologise, I'm new to the forums

... I don't know what gave you that impression. Sharing links to such things is part of the bread and butter of such threads.

Dang, I forgot about this thread. It's got so big! I'm so proud.

Wow I forgot this thread existed.

Anyway, an idea of mine.

The Spiderwick Chronicles + Artemis Fowl + The Zashiki Warashi Of Intellectual Village

In a history diverging from ours, in the late 80s-early 90s, to stop rural depopulation, Japan implemented the urban development project "Intellectual Villages", taking old fashioned rural villages and recreating them with cutting edge technology, to attract city dwellers to the country, especially the rich. The dirt roads and the roofs of the traditional houses are covered with solar panels, any waterways contains small wheels to conduct hydroelectricity, the fields are plowed by unmanned tractors, etc. The Japanese government advertised the Villages invoking nostalgia and "the good old days", as well as putting emphasis on the ecologically friendly environment. Result: the program was a complete success, and a third of the country was redeveloped to resemble the rural Japan of the pre-industrial era. In this timeline, Japan avoided the Lost Decade, by shifting their economy from machinery and industry to agriculture, and its recovered GDP became second in the world.

Emboldened by the Japanese success, similar projects sprung up around the world: from the Techno Villages and Smart Villages in the Anglosphere, to Russia's Naukoselo and China's Closed Science Villages. However, there was one unforeseen side effect: all manners of creatures from folklore have emerged from seclusion and into the public eye, attracted by the old fashioned look of the Villages and settling there, in the forms of youkai in Japan, djinni in the Middle East, types of fairies in Europe, etc. While surprising at first, people eventually adapted and got used to it. Due to their ambiguous legal status, fantastic beings are treated as anything between domestic pets to illegal immigrants.

It's in this world that three storylines take place:

1. After a painful divorce, Helen Grace and her children, oldest daughter Mallory and twin boys Jared and Simon, move to the decrepit Spiderwick Estate, in Maine. While not part of a Small Village, the Victorian mansion is old enough to attract all sorts of creatures, including a brownie named Thimbletack, who has lived in the house for years. The children soon find Arthur Spiderwick's Field Guide to the Fantastical World Around You or simply The Field Guide, an old hand-written and illustrated book by their great-great-uncle Arthur Spiderwick, with information on different types of faeries. Soon enough, many unsavory individuals, from criminal organizations to a malevolent ogre and his armies of goblins and dragons, become interested in the book and try to take if from the Grace children.

2. Artemis Fowl II, the heir to the Fowl family's nearly dilapidated fortune, is a child genius living in Ireland, in a mansion whose inhabitants also include his personal bodyguard, said bodyguard's sister, and his mother, who lost her sanity after the disappearance of her husband years prior. Determined to refill the family's coffers an thus acquire the funds necessary to mount a searching expedition for Artemis Fowl Senior, Artemis, who has always relied on scam and criminal activities, elaborate a bold plan: kidnap a faerie and hold it hostage in order to be given faeries' gold in ransom. On the way, he gets accidentally involved with the Packages—criminal operations that make use of a creature's supernatural powers—all of which seem to be related to a German occult organization calling itself Die Wilde Jagd (the Wild Hunt).

3. Nicholas Varga live in the Smart Village of Mangrove Hollow, Florida, with his father and developer of said Village Paul, his older brother Julian, his weird stepsister Laurie, and his stepmother, Charlene. Nicholas has "stopped bothering" since his mother died and is generally antipathic with everyone. One day, he sees a nixie unconscious in his yard, which he and Laurie carry into a nearby artificial pond. They decide to help her find her sisters, but, in the process, they will discover the existence of fire breathing giants, who have slept for 500 years under Florida and will soon be wake up, throwing the state into chaos.

Needless to say, these incidents are all connected, and building up to something bigger than any of the participants has yet realized.