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Common Crossover is currently a mainspace trope. However, with its definition being that two fandoms are able to mesh well together, whether that's due to similar settings, ideologies, or characters, it is based on subjective reasoning instead of objective. This wick check is to see how the trope is used: objectively or subjectively.

Wicks: 31/48

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    Objective 
  • Fanfic.The Man With No Name: Both series are beloved sci-fi television shows with a nice dose of cynicism, feature characters who travel through space with no destination and are renegades/outcasts in society (though with the nature of Doctor Who, it's easy to dump him in just about any series). I think this is objective?
  • Fanfic.Mario And Sonic Heroes Unite: Sure, crossovers between Mario and Sonic have been done to death already, but Azurixx managed to create an actual original story based on the two franchises. Is stating that it is in fact a common crossover objective in this context?

    Subjective 
  • AmbienceAFleetSymphony.Tropes A To C: subverted; this story, from quite early on in the story, in fact, pulls in characters from the Chinese equivalent of Kantai Collection called Warship Girls, which essentially a Kantai Collection with much more emphasis on foreign ship girls, so given these premises, one may believe that the two franchises would be more commonly depicted in crossovers, but it's not very common at all. In addition to awful grammar, this is just misuse and stealth complaining(?) about there not being crossovers between two works.
  • Crossover: Listed as a subtrope with "When two works have a tendency to be crossed over in Fan Fiction.".
  • Crossover Ship: Buffy the Vampire Slayer has sometimes been shipped with Dean Winchester of Supernatural, or sometimes with Sam. So has Faith, for that matter, though both Slayers more likely end up with the older brother. In a case of Pair the Spares, if Buffy is with Dean then Dawn will likely be shipped with Sam. The pairing is strengthened by the idea that the two universe actually mesh together rather well, with the metaphysic differences not too hard to Handwave due to having a number of common elements.
  • FandomSpecificPlot.Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Buffy and Firefly is such a Common Crossover that such stories have their own tropes (and considering the amount of 'Verse slang that pops up in the future-Slayer comic Fray, some fans wonder when Joss is going to declare that world to be Earth-That-Was and get it over with).
  • FandomSpecificPlot.Death Note:
  • FandomSpecificPlot.Harry Potter: The Veil is actually just a portal to another universe. Fodder for Crossovers. Especially Star Wars crossovers.
  • The Infernal Devices: This series and The Mortal Instruments don't have a huge crossover file yet, but it's steadily building. Considering the fact that this series is really just a prequel and many characters are either ancestors of characters in The Mortal Instruments or present in both series (such as Magnus Bane and various vampires), it's not surprising. Subjective in nature, but does it count as a Common Crossover if the works share the same universe?

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