That's a HORRIBLE adaptation!

Hmmm...

So the action is basically the same, but in ancient China.

Rango, but as a Light Novel, and later Anime, series made by Kadokawa Dwango.

Edited by Oggy123 on Feb 14th 2020 at 10:53:30 PM

All the characters are converted into anime girls in skimpy clothing. Otherwise, nothing is special.

Is the Order a Rabbit?, but rewritten as a dead-serious Dark Fantasy adventure story.

Edited by Mhazard on Feb 16th 2020 at 10:29:56 PM

Same but instead of there being no rabbits there are horrific monster rabbits.

Any monotheistic holy book but with heavy, heavy fanservice

Eve is never told to make fig leaf underwear, and she just shakes her ass every time she walks for no good reason.

If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device, but the emperor is actually Charles zi Britannia complaining about Season 2.

Edited by WillyFourEyes on Feb 16th 2020 at 12:32:40 PM

The Emperor now speaks like a motorcycle engine.

"LEILOOOOOOOUCHHHUUUUUUUU!!".

RPG Maker, except the game is now a step-to-step tutorial about how to make the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher.

A real one?! Ooh...

A shot-for-shot remake of The Graduate, but it caters to Millennials and Zoomers.

Edited by alnair20aug93 on Feb 24th 2020 at 11:30:16 PM

The only differences are gratuitous meme references; the one shot that's not remade from the original re-enacts the "Distracted boyfriend" meme with Mrs. Robinson as both girls.

Warrior Cats but it's an anime where they're all anthropomorphized as cute Cat Girl characters. Yes, this includes the toms; they are also cat girls.

The Warrior Cats fans hate it. Except for that one weirdo there. The anime fans treat it as just another anime. Mixed reception from casual people.

Spider-Man, but it’s a new Western Animation like Batman Ninja that places Peter in Ancient China. A bit Lighter and Softer than Batman though.

Ends up like a mishmash of Gintama and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. A tight fit, but works unexpectedly.

Terraria, rewritten in the style of Yuzhong, the writer of most of Girls' Frontline's story.

Turns out Eye of Cthulhu is just a very weak, early ELID abomination, there are something worse than that and the depression only goes worse.

Kirby...... developed by Infinity Ward.

Edited by Mhazard on Feb 25th 2020 at 1:52:08 AM

This makes Kirby EVEN more hardcore than AmericanKirby.

Stardew Valley but set in the Gotoro Empire.

It becomes a Strategic RPG where you play as the leader of a militaristic empire. You need to plan your troops and logistics in order to invade the Ferngill Republic. Eventually, you will have to murder everyone in the republic to ensure that no one would rise up against you.

Bioshock 1, except the whole game is directed by Media Molecule, the group who made LittleBigPlanet and Dreams.

Edited by Mhazard on Mar 17th 2020 at 4:56:35 PM

It turns into a Lighter and Softer version with an immersive level maker. In addition, Rapture itself has become more wacky and lighter as well.

Touhou, but as a musical

The actors should have excellent hand-eye coordination and have lightning-quick reflexes and great stamina as they dodge the obstacles and singing and dancing at the same time.

A massive crossover of the stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald amd H. P. Lovecraft.

Between the usually-rich casts of Fitzgerald's best-known works, and the Values Dissonance from Lovecraft's, it recieves a lot of criticism from many critics, no matter how well-made it is.

A Song of Ice and Fire, but from Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish's point of view.

The story is given a lot more of an Unreliable Narrator flair, so it's impossible to tell if what's happening is actually happening.

Breaking Bad but everything is centered around Hector Salamanca.

He's still hellbent on wheels.

Night Shift Nurses: A Netflix live action adaptation.

Uhhh... there's no context for that show.

A Kirby RPG heavily inspired by Earth Bound, with music composed by Toby Fox.

Edited by Oggy123 on Mar 21st 2020 at 10:53:00 PM

Kirby and the Gygastic Quest becomes a beloved hit, but only sells moderately like the rest of the Kirby series. It is the highest selling EarthBound title in the West, though.

The Muppets and the Holy Grail

You know of the Muppet Classics? It’s just like one of those adaptations.

The Scarlet Pimpernel but it’s a teenage superhero comic. And with flashbacks to the Laughing Cavalier.

Oh heck, nobody understands “teenage” anymore! Why isn’t that PG-12? Even the OG novel has little to no actual violence.

Edited by JTTWlover on Mar 27th 2020 at 4:41:17 PM

It's basically Victorian-era Batman. But due to the surprisingly deep historical details, excessive amounts of guts flying around and the overall dark and edgy tone, it attracts fans of Berserk rather than traditional comic book fans.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, which starts with you, Captain Price, having already killed Makarov to begin with. But he inflicted an incurable wound on you before his death and you only have 5 days left to interact with the world and your friends before you die.

Rather than the traditional FPS gameplay, it plays more like an emotional and social visual novel or open world kind of story as you have to bid farewell to your friends and family. However, there's also flashbacks of Captain Price's time as a soldier.

Grand Theft Auto V, but as a bullet hell

You're Character has 6 Stars forever and ever. The map is a lot smaller cause they expect you to die a lot but they want you to still do the story.

Alien, the 1950's Disney Hybrid Film (Live Action/Animation).

My goodness, that would have been a very ambitious yet magnificent project!

Call of Duty: Ancient Warfare

It's basically that Far Cry game set in prehistory, but with a more multiplayer experience.

A Clockwork Orange where the ultraviolence is replaced with super petty Poke the Poodle antics.