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A list of franchises i wanna see as crossovers DONE RIGHT.

*To anyone who is not spanish and gives a damn about reading the description*

Here are the franchises listed categorized under their respective crossover methods:

Lore of both franchises are crossed over in such a way that it's concise and makes sense (if Earth is involved as part of the setting):
-Space Battleship Yamato
-Cowboy Bebop
-Macross
-Mobile suit gundam
-Captain Harlock
-Queen Emeraldas
-Galaxy express 999 Galaxy railways
-Space carrier Blue Noah
-Star Trek
-queen milennia (not pictured)
-Earth Defense Force (Humans are not pussies in alien invasions)
-Metal Slug (replace ww2)

The characters and content from another franchise exist on a distant planet ans a seperate alien civilization:
-Star fox (lylat system and surrounding galaxies)
-Pikmin (Planets hocotate and koppai)
-Metroid (some of the less hostile aliens minus metroids)
-Earthbound (Mr saturn homeworld)
-Kirby (Popstar's system and surrounding galaxies)
-Super Mario (Mushroom world and surrounding galaxies)
-Mii (not pictured, planet that looks exactly like real life earth not SU's Earth)
-Sonic the Hedgehog (not, pictured, Planet Mobius and surrounding galaxies).

The whole idea is this.

Many Steven universe crossovers are mostly dimension juming ones in which characters form another franchise end up in the Su universe. However. the way i do it i do it like this.

If the franchise has Earth as part of it's setting, then the crossover is an alternate universe between the two franchises in which the lore of both franchises are combined into a single concise lore that makes sense and is compatible.

If the franchise involves characters and content from another part of the universe or on another planet, it can still exist in the su universe either as pockets of unconquered space in homeworld's empire or as territories being threatened by homeworld if the homeworld gems are the antagonists. the same crossover techniques above are also applied.

In both cases, since I always make homeworld the substitute for the antagonists from the original franchise, I always nerf homeworld's capabilities to make them more manageable for the protagonists and other allies. i make them less powerful than what they are implied to be in the show. more alteration i make are that they concentrate their hatred for organic life only towards Earth not the whole universe. They also apparently choose who to be friends with, not sporadically make friends with anyone they come across. another change is their their ships designs and other aesthetics are changed to fit with their crystalline nature rather than resembling body parts and stereotypical flying saucers to make them more cool. i also change some of the gems' personalities to make them less harsh and more relatable.

also in both cases, the SU lore is slightly tweaked to be more concise to allow certain aspects of the other franchise to exist (WWII still happened or the milky way and the Magellanic clouds are untouched because of the rebellion, etc).

Description
A list of franchises i wanna see as crossovers DONE RIGHT.

*To anyone who is not spanish and gives a damn about reading the description*

Here are the franchises listed categorized under their respective crossover methods:

Lore of both franchises are crossed over in such a way that it's concise and makes sense (if Earth is involved as part of the setting):
-Space Battleship Yamato
-Cowboy Bebop
-Macross
-Mobile suit gundam
-Captain Harlock
-Queen Emeraldas
-Galaxy express 999 Galaxy railways
-Space carrier Blue Noah
-Star Trek
-queen milennia (not pictured)
-Earth Defense Force (Humans are not pussies in alien invasions)
-Metal Slug (replace ww2)

The characters and content from another franchise exist on a distant planet ans a seperate alien civilization:
-Star fox (lylat system and surrounding galaxies)
-Pikmin (Planets hocotate and koppai)
-Metroid (some of the less hostile aliens minus metroids)
-Earthbound (Mr saturn homeworld)
-Kirby (Popstar's system and surrounding galaxies)
-Super Mario (Mushroom world and surrounding galaxies)
-Mii (not pictured, planet that looks exactly like real life earth not SU's Earth)
-Sonic the Hedgehog (not, pictured, Planet Mobius and surrounding galaxies).

The whole idea is this.

Many Steven universe crossovers are mostly dimension juming ones in which characters form another franchise end up in the Su universe. However. the way i do it i do it like this.

If the franchise has Earth as part of it's setting, then the crossover is an alternate universe between the two franchises in which the lore of both franchises are combined into a single concise lore that makes sense and is compatible.

If the franchise involves characters and content from another part of the universe or on another planet, it can still exist in the su universe either as pockets of unconquered space in homeworld's empire or as territories being threatened by homeworld if the homeworld gems are the antagonists. the same crossover techniques above are also applied.

In both cases, since I always make homeworld the substitute for the antagonists from the original franchise, I always nerf homeworld's capabilities to make them more manageable for the protagonists and other allies. i make them less powerful than what they are implied to be in the show. more alteration i make are that they concentrate their hatred for organic life only towards Earth not the whole universe. They also apparently choose who to be friends with, not sporadically make friends with anyone they come across. another change is their their ships designs and other aesthetics are changed to fit with their crystalline nature rather than resembling body parts and stereotypical flying saucers to make them more cool. i also change some of the gems' personalities to make them less harsh and more relatable.

also in both cases, the SU lore is slightly tweaked to be more concise to allow certain aspects of the other franchise to exist (WWII still happened or the milky way and the Magellanic clouds are untouched because of the rebellion, etc).