That's a HORRIBLE adaptation!

Playing it has excruciating effects on the body and soul, as well as the environment around it, that all copies have been ordered destroyed, save for a few specimens now kept by the SCP Foundation.

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The Brave Locomotive adapted by Top Gear (UK) pre-fracas.

hi! i'm zycone. how are you then? is everything alright?

The Top Gear hosts review a recreation of the Brave Locomotive, and there are a few references to the original film here and there.

Puella Magi Madoka Magica as a crime drama produced by Netflix.

I want to go to Tonio's.

Let's just say less parents are fooled

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Beast Wars as an Analog Horror series

Edited by Susman123 on Mar 23rd 2024 at 10:37:15 AM

BTW I was writing this while eating a sandwich.

We follow the "adventures" of some poor souls investigating sightings of monsters in the local swamp and get more than meets the eye. The monsters turn out to be Predacons. The rest of the series has them hide from the Predacons with nary a Maximal in sight. Naturally, everyone's going to complain about how OOC the Transformers are.

The Mikado as a fantasy action film ala 47 Ronin.

If we've learned anything from Mulan (2020), turning a musical into an action flick is not a good idea.

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Persona 4 as a manhwa.

Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.

Here goes ...

The MC is a Persona fan who gets reincarnated into P4, and he uses his foreknowledge of events to derail everything. He even exposes Adachi as the killer before Naoto shows up.

Speaking of Persona, let's put the cast of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (pick a continuity or make one up) into Persona 5. Let's see what happens.

The Investigation Team gets thrown down into 1980's Gwangju by the Mastermind, wielding a sword with time-transporting capabilities. Yu Narukami (now with the name of Jeong Noe-shin) swears to "take you with me", and thus starts an over-emphasised revenge plot involving instead, the capture of several (former) palaces scattered throughout South Jeolla, instead of escapades in rooms.

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The entire game is turned into a blatant advertisement for every and any pizzeria. All the turtles' talks about pizza overpower every single scene. The entire work was discredited altogether after the Mastermind declares love for "Pizza Hut", as comparisons to and memories of Vinesauce's sick adventure in the lands of TWISTER, by the Czech unit of the iced confectionery ALGIDA(!) pop into the minds of whoever plays it.

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Combining the Go Jetters and Monty Python's Flying Circus. Just because.

hi! i'm zycone. how are you then? is everything alright?

While a Weird Crossover to many, the writers manage to incorporate several Parental Bonus references to MP whilst also keeping the kids entertained. It does surprisingly well.

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Duolingo as an animated Edutainment Show on Netflix.

Currently Reading: N/A

Dora the Explorer that has not a single idea what language it wants to focus on. Not to mention the issue of dubs and such.

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The Party Crashers in Mario Party Overboarded, playing through all 12 (at the time of this writing) boards in order, complete with Mario Party Overboarded's unique take on minigames and its large repertoire of items.

yes, I know, very shameless plug

"Some people are damaged. Some people are really damaged. And then... some people are broken."

Because they're behind a chat log, they're free to be even more toxic to each other; especially Nick.

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Eddsworld in Victorian-era London, Steampunk-style.

Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.

The wacky hijinks of a street urchin, an airheaded aristocrat, and a black-eyed ruffian who might not actually be human as they go through all manner of silly steampunk adventures. Also, expect a puff of steam to drown out any swearing they make.

Lake Placid, but as a musical with even more crocodiles, and WWE wrestlers

The wrestlers sing their hearts out while beating up crocodiles, it's so out there it's entertaining

Hazbin Hotel but made in the 80s, contents and plots remain the same, maybe episode lengths too

It is Merchandise-Driven and All of the OG characters are Killed off in the movie

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Family Guy as a Serious Drama

Edited by Susman123 on Mar 25th 2024 at 10:17:59 AM

BTW I was writing this while eating a sandwich.

It has a tone similar to that of BoJack Horseman and King of the Hill's, tackling topics more seriously and in a deconstructed way but also adding a flair of comedy in it.

Zack Snyder's Harley Quinn (2019)

Now that's what I call good cop, bad cop.

There is little to no jokes and there is also an Alternate Monochrome Version

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Transformers Blood And Energon

Edited by Susman123 on Mar 26th 2024 at 3:34:50 PM

BTW I was writing this while eating a sandwich.

Optimus Prime goes insane from human abandonment and brutally murders his fellow Autobots (who can now bleed for some reason), before setting his sights on humans. Oh, and all robot characters are depicted by humans in cheap, obvious costumes.

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The Loud House: Revamped: The Musical

We can choose to be better.

Once the Transformers are on Public Domain, someone writes a movie about some forgotten Hasbro toys that turned to life, then they start to fight for Energon, but not without killing the people in the middle.

At first the people that found the bodies do not believe that the killings were done by killer Hasbro toys but then later they find that they are really dangerous and start a war against them.

Being from those that wrote Blood and Honey, they don´t have not even the 10% of the budget of a Michael Bay film so they can not get to manage a decent explosion on screen.

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Ghostbusters: Afterlife X Frozen (2013)

Edited by Travsam on Mar 26th 2024 at 4:55:09 PM

Every number is a Massive Multiplayer Ensemble Number where everyone tries to fight for the spotlight.

Melody and Garraka are combined into Elsa and Phoebe stands in for Anna. But it's mostly the same, only with singing.

Next pitch: River City Ransom The Musical. All the songs are pastiches of those in The Music Man.

It condensed both the first game and ransom into a 2-hour long afair, and the Gangs of River City might get a Villain Song to boot. Despite this, it alienates both fans and Broadway afficionados.

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Avatar: The Last Airbender if it were a Shonen Jump series that ran in zines during the early 2000's.

Currently Reading: N/A

Aang, unfrozen by Katara and Sokka, resumes his quest of not only bringing peace to the four nations, but becoming the best bender ever. The fights are more awesome, and the Ho Yay with Zuko is turned up to eleven.

League of Legends as a Disney Channel series á la The Owl House and Amphibia

Edited by J99908 on Mar 26th 2024 at 8:56:45 AM

Better to fight, than to live in fear.

Of course, all of the violence and language is toned down, but the fighting aspect is still prominent, and some characterizations of the characters are changed in order to be more relatable to a younger audience.

Illumination's The Legend of Korra Movie

Now that's what I call good cop, bad cop.

It is Denser and Wackier and with more cartoony character designs but it still manages to be a decent adaptation.

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X-Men: The Musical

Wolverine and Professor X take the lead, it does well

A pro war Garfield anything

Orange Stripes, an animated special made during The War on Terror. In it, Garfield and Odie sign up for the military after Jon almost dies in a terrorist attack. Wacky misadventures ensue as they’re deployed to Iraq, and despite not fitting the traditional soldier, they fight for the American way.

Most people are divided about such a light-hearted character vouching for a serious topic. Younger fans are immediately turned off, and the special is buried soon after release. Nowadays, it exists as a curiosity of a different time that even Jim Davis dislikes.

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Myst: The Movie

Everybody loves the me! I’m a great athlete!

Pro on the war over if he gets some of the lasanga first.

It's a hit to LOOK out for in theaters. (I don't know Myst very much.)

Plants vs. Marvel Zombies.

Edited by chino514 on Mar 27th 2024 at 7:58:39 AM