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%%* ''VideoGame/{{Warframe}}''

* ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'' is set on a fantastic alien planet and features fantasy tropes such as castles, knights, dragons, and magical artifacts alongside EldritchAbomination, high tech spaceships, and interplanetary travel. The plot of ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'' kicks off after [[AlienInvasion alien invaders]] mechanize Kirby's home world for their own profit and the main gameplay feature is Kirby piloting a MiniMecha.

*** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyOriginStrangerOfParadise'' is a prequel that goes full Science Fantasy. Corneria being technologically advanced compared to the original game is a plot point.

* "Franchise/{{Masters of the Universe}} has elements of this. The main character is muscle-bound, loin cloth wearing beefcake with a magic sword, who hangs out with a wizard and a robot, has faced cyborgs and monster men, and frequently deals with tech that wouldn't feel out of place in a Star Wars film.

* The ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'' is primarily a SciFiHorror universe about an organization of {{Mad Scientist}}s who are trying to understand various paranormal/supernatural phenomena, and they attempt to contain and minimize any damage to the world caused by more dangerous anomalies. While the articles are generally written in a (pseudo-)scientific and clinical tone, much of what they're trying to describe defies any logical explanation whatsoever. The various [[EldritchAbomination Lovecraftian entities]] they have in their custody include [[MechanicalAbomination strange robots and powerful machines]], severely mutated [[HumanoidAbomination humans]]/[[AnimalisticAbomination animals]]/[[BotanicalAbomination plants]], [[StarfishAlien extraterrestrial/extradimensional monsters]], and outright magical beings such as [[OurSpiritsAreDifferent spirits]]/[[OurDemonsAreDifferent demons]]/[[OurAngelsAreDifferent angels]]/[[OurGodsAreDifferent gods]]. Though the titular SCP Foundation is loathe to describe anything they encounter as being explicitly "magical".

* ''VideoGame/CosmicFantasy''.

* ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon''

** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChroniclesX''
** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2''
** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles3''

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** ''[[Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague Justice League]]'' has the AncientAliens known as the ComicBook/NewGods who use technology far beyond what Earth is capable of with the Mother Boxes, and they fought an alliance spearheaded by the Olympian gods in the distant past, as well as the daughter of Zeus in the present.

* ''{{WesternAnimation/Gargoyles}}'' has laser weapons, robots, cyborgs, mutants, gods, fairies, ghosts, as well as various other mythological creatures (which obviously includes the titular gargoyles, of course). One episode even featured an alien soldier from outer space, who only appears once due to being based on Easter Island, while the primary setting is New York.

* ''{{WesternAnimation/Gargoyles}}'' has laser weapons, robots, cyborgs, mutants, gods, fairies, ghosts, as well as various other mythological creatures (which obviously includes the titular gargoyles, of course). One episode even featured an alien soldier from outer space, only appears once due to being based on Easter Island, while the primary setting is New York.

* ''{{WesternAnimation/Gargoyles}}'' has laser weapons, robots, cyborgs, mutants, gods, fairies, ghosts, as well as various other mythological creatures (which obviously includes the titular gargoyles, of course). One episode even featured an alien soldier from outer space, who is never seen again.

* ''Series/FindMeInParis'' is a time travel show with a fantasy feel involving princesses, ThePowerOfLove, TheChosenOne, and more. The Time Collectors and Oscar's Clock Shop are rather {{Steampunk}}, while the Bureau have more futuristic sci-fi aesthetics.

** Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness

%%* ''WesternAnimation/{{Villainous}}''

* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' takes place in a ConstructedWorld full of magical creatures called [[TitleDrop Pokemon]], [[PatchworkMap impossible geography]], aliens, robots, psychic powers, and spaceships. One sort of pokémon is theorized to be aliens from the moon, and they rub shoulders with [[OurGhostsAreDifferent several kinds of vengeful ghosts]], [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragons]], [[OurFairiesAreDifferent fairies]], and something that can only be described as "[[OlympusMons God's dog.]]"

* ''VideoGame/Journey2012''. Besides the beautiful sand that submerged the world, glyphs, magical cloth, and the impaired buildings, technology is uncommon at most. You fly using the energy bundled in your scarf, and although there exists an ancient language you can't seem to talk at all, even the game hardly shows any text beside from the logo and closing credits. Singing near large pieces of cloth can release "cloth creatures" from the machines' remnants. Glyphs and confluences teach you the history of a civilization started by your ancestors. The reason why the game [[spoiler: takes place AfterTheEnd is the machines powered by energy from red banners destroyed the world in a war against the White Robes]].

* ''VideoGame/{{Journey}}''. Besides the beautiful sand that submerged the world, glyphs, magical cloth, and the impaired buildings, technology is uncommon at most. You fly using the energy bundled in your scarf, and although there exists an ancient language you can't seem to talk at all, even the game hardly shows any text beside from the logo and closing credits. Singing near large pieces of cloth can release "cloth creatures" from the machines' remnants. Glyphs and confluences teach you the history of a civilization started by your ancestors. The reason why the game [[spoiler: takes place AfterTheEnd is the machines powered by energy from red banners destroyed the world in a war against the White Robes]].

* Broadly speaking ''Series/StrangerThings'' is presented as sci-fi, drawing aesthetic inspirations from 80's alien horror movies. However, there is a very strong thematic connection to ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'', and as the series goes on it engulfs more fantasy tabletop tropes. Ultimately, neither the Upside Down (which the pitch bible claims has strick rules, [[spoiler:which in the season 4 finale work very much like ritual magic]]) nor the psychic powers ([[spoiler:which ultimately stem from a single person born with them]]) are fully explained in scientific terms.

* Broadly speaking ''Series/StrangerThings'' is presented as sci-fi, drawing aesthetic inspirations from 80's alien horro movies. However, there is a very strong thematic connection to ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'', and as the series goes on it engulfs more fantasy tabletop tropes. Ultimately, neither the Upside Down (which the pitch bible claims has strick rules, [[spoiler:which in the season 4 finale work very much like ritual magic]]) nor the psychic powers ([[spoiler:which ultimately stem from a single person born with them]]) are fully explained in scientific terms.

* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'' is {{steampunk}} combined with fantasy. Most of the weird stuff can be explained by technology, but not everything. The magic includes stuff like the river Dyne (which is an apparently natural spring the waters of which make the drinker a mad genius, though in most cases it's instantly lethal. [[ILoveNuclearPower It also mutates creatures into monsters and can be used as a power source]]), Geisterdamen (who look like ghost-like beings, though they're solid enough), Frankenstein-esque reanimated corpses, Jaegermonsters (non-human beings with superhuman strength and [[LongLived lifespans]] who are former humans who drank the [[SuperSerum "Jaegerdraught"]]), multiple cases of BrainUploading, the [[GeniusLoci castle Heterodyne's]] seemingly telekinetic ability to move chunks of itself, and the whole deal with {{GodEmp|eror}}ress Albia of Britain.

* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'' is {{steampunk}} combined with fantasy. Most of the weird stuff can be explained by technology, but not everything. The magic includes stuff like the river Dyne (which is an apparently natural spring the waters of which make the drinker a mad genius, though in most cases it's instantly lethal. [[ILoveNuclearPower It also mutates creatures into monsters and can be used as a power source]]), Geisterdamen (who look like ghost-like beings, though they're solid enough), Frankenstein-esque reanimated corpses, Jaegermonsters (non-human beings with superhuman strength and [[LongLived lifespans]] who are former humans who drank the [[SuperSerum "Jaegerdraught"]]), multiple cases of BrainUploading, the [[GeniusLoci castle Heterodyne's]] seemingly telekinetic ability to move chunks of itself, and [[GodEmperor Albia]].

* The ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' franchise has monsters of both magical and scientific origin fighting or teaming up with each other. It also includes various [[AliensAreBastards evil]] HumanoidAliens and humans with PsychicPowers to further spice things up.