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1962: Mute janitor Elisa Esposito falls in love with a amphibious creature, and they start a family underwater.
The amphibious creature was meant to be a supersoldier, inspired by James Bond, who stopped the plans of the nefarious Dr. No.
Needing an alternative, the CIA and MI 6 work on a secret project, by taking some of Bond's DNA and making clones with his memories to run in his place if the original Bond dies.
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Edited by LucasdaKool on Feb 5th 2024 at 6:08:06 AM
Meow meow meow (I am just a lil’ hungry cat, I have nothing to do with a certain guy who hired an assassin)
1994: Shinichi Kudo, after becoming a 6 year old due to two men drugging him, takes on the mantle of Conan Edogawa to solve mysteries in Japan.
Aqua Hoshino
The Reconqueror
Hehehe, probably in another universe Elisa´s son is Grogu (by just coincidence, Exposito is the translation the give in Spanish to "foundling" in The Mandalorian, and the word share its roots with Esposito - that was the Italian second name they gave it to her due to be an orphan)
Edited by Travsam on Feb 5th 2024 at 3:53:35 PM
2013: A split form of Maxwell, known as the Narrator, creates a pocket dimension inside a computer with an office and a being known as Stanley. To cure boredom, he makes Stanley go through a designated path to uncover a conspiracy. Sometimes Stanley follows, sometimes he doesn't.
Who up whereing they else?
i have suggested an edit to the doc to properly line up with the ending of Elsewhere
He/Him | Elsewhere (2017)
I keep forgetting to update this
In the beginning: God creates the heavens and the Earth. After Adam and Eve are kicked out of the Garden of Eden, Maxwell is made to help with the process of creation. God would end up destroying Maxwell because he was too powerful, but wasn't able to stop his forms from being made.
Edited by AlmightyTallestSmall on Feb 5th 2024 at 8:16:25 AM
I keep forgetting to update this
I keep forgetting to update this
~Almighty Tallest Small still working on this?
Yes.
2010-present: In a region of the Earth, The Announcer (a split form of Maxwell) creates a world of sentient objects known as Goiky to participate in challenges.
The Announcer has no solid form. Every time he gets destroyed (or replaced), his spirit inhabits a different host, with a new personality.
In recent years, The Announcer has entered a new form as Four, a blue numbered alien.
The Pink Puffball
Kirby
You forgot some of mine.
Edited by Oggy123 on Feb 10th 2024 at 8:41:47 PM
This is not a Rickroll, i promise
I keep forgetting to update this
(For Jurassic Park, you want the novel or the film version?)
In the past: A grown up Maxwell uses his book as a means to create The Constant, a parallel world. This would be the final tipping point before he decides to fuse himself with the notebook.
2000s-present: Aliens from a planet similar to Goiky land on Earth, establishing a place in an unknown field known as Free Country, where Homestar Runner and his pals live.
Average Mutant Mayhem & Turning Red Enjoyer
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
Edited by GoodOlGranite on Feb 13th 2024 at 11:04:17 AM
Aqua Hoshino
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1945: Famed film director Sammy Fabelman is born. He would go on to direct several films, including one that was a dramatization of the events of John Hammond’s Jurassic Park.
1993: Billionaire John Hammond creates an island park with dinosaurs, but it goes very wrong.
2003-: Wario, a greedy man living in the coastal city of Diamond City, founds a game company known as Wario Ware and gets his friends to help them despite not paying them.
2008: Mutagen ooze is sprayed over four turtles and a rat, creating mutants.
2023: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stop a horde of mutants from destroying NYC after being hidden.
Edited by AlmightyTallestSmall on Feb 14th 2024 at 2:35:53 AM
I keep forgetting to update this
In another galaxy: Four nations battle on the planet of Aether.
James Bond (The Character)
I would say that my theory about having different James Bond in the Bondverse would fit whell in the TV Tropes Theory.
I mean, there were different men that used the names James Bond, that they were even from different nationalities (while still British), some of them had retired and/or died to natural causes while we have only a full documentation of a James Bond from his first steps to his tragic death back in 2020.