Canis Minor
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Post by Canis Minor on Nov 7, 2014 18:34:29 GMT
Dumb as shit but overall harmless, I guess. What the hell was wrong with the Phineas and Ferb crossover? Am I the only one who would love to see a DuckTales/Marvel crossover? I have absolutely no problem with this. |
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Post by mercenaryblade on Nov 7, 2014 20:05:12 GMT
An attack on Titan crossover is fine with me it's these ridiculous Disney crossovers I can't stand, why? Because it's dumb.
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Post by g4hardcore on Nov 7, 2014 21:06:38 GMT
I have absolutely no problem with this. I just don't see the... the essence of the point? I don't know what word I'm looking for to describe exactly how I feel about this. I love Spider-Man and I love Attack on Titan. I'm sure they'd be great together. But it's weird, in my opinion. Just weird. |
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Post by shockwave on Nov 7, 2014 21:10:39 GMT
And yet I bet none of you would complain about Gravity Falls crossing over with something.
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Post by DamagingRob on Nov 7, 2014 21:40:50 GMT
Haven't seen(or read) Attack On Titan, but I'd imagine it's a more fitting crossover, than a cast of a teen comedy and super heroes. Or am I missing something? Perhaps, I should see what Jessie is, before posting this... Eh.
Also, haven't seen Gravity Falls. But if it's a cartoon, with characters with toon force, it would be a better fit than a teen comedy, as well, in my opinion.
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Canis Minor
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Post by Canis Minor on Nov 7, 2014 22:02:43 GMT
I have absolutely no problem with this. I just don't see the... the essence of the point? I don't know what word I'm looking for to describe exactly how I feel about this. I love Spider-Man and I love Attack on Titan. I'm sure they'd be great together. But it's weird, in my opinion. Just weird. It's weird in terms of setting. AoT obviously takes place in a sort of Elizabethan/Victorian era fantasy world and Spider-Man takes place in, well, modern-day New York. So yeah, off the bat it's a weird crossover. But it's still a cool idea in terms of just seeing Spider-Man fight titans. the characters in AoT already move around a lot like Spider-Man, so why not? |
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Post by g4hardcore on Nov 7, 2014 22:25:31 GMT
I just don't see the... the essence of the point? I don't know what word I'm looking for to describe exactly how I feel about this. I love Spider-Man and I love Attack on Titan. I'm sure they'd be great together. But it's weird, in my opinion. Just weird. It's weird in terms of setting. AoT obviously takes place in a sort of Elizabethan/Victorian era fantasy world and Spider-Man takes place in, well, modern-day New York. So yeah, off the bat it's a weird crossover. But it's still a cool idea in terms of just seeing Spider-Man fight titans. the characters in AoT already move around a lot like Spider-Man, so why not? Nailed it with your explanation, you actually helped me put into words the feeling I couldn't pinpoint, thanks! By comparison, sure it's more appropriate than Jesse. (Never seen it) That doesn't make it appropriate though, just cool to see. I guess all I can do is be thankful it isn't canon... still not quite enough though lol. Unless Attack on Titan takes place on Earth at the very least. |
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Post by g4hardcore on Nov 7, 2014 22:26:15 GMT
Also unfamiliar with Gravity Falls.
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Post by g4hardcore on Nov 7, 2014 22:27:24 GMT
And yet I bet none of you would complain about Gravity Falls crossing over with something. My problem was with cross contamination of eras, strictly nothing else. |
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Post by Canis Minor on Nov 7, 2014 22:52:22 GMT
It's weird in terms of setting. AoT obviously takes place in a sort of Elizabethan/Victorian era fantasy world and Spider-Man takes place in, well, modern-day New York. So yeah, off the bat it's a weird crossover. But it's still a cool idea in terms of just seeing Spider-Man fight titans. the characters in AoT already move around a lot like Spider-Man, so why not? Nailed it with your explanation, you actually helped me put into words the feeling I couldn't pinpoint, thanks! By comparison, sure it's more appropriate than Jesse. (Never seen it) That doesn't make it appropriate though, just cool to see. I guess all I can do is be thankful it isn't canon... still not quite enough though lol. Unless Attack on Titan takes place on Earth at the very least. I see your point, but I feel like it would be hypocritical to complain about it. I mean, it's literally just an excuse to see unrelated characters beat up on each other. Y'know... the thing that we've been doing since the original EF. XD |
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Post by g4hardcore on Nov 8, 2014 0:53:47 GMT
Heh, be that as it may, it wasn't like Stan Lee took the vast majority of them seriously and made a crossover based on those matches. Some of the stories we wrote had fighters randomly meeting and engaging each other, without much of an explanation for how it was happening... like my first cbub match lmao. For some reason, somebody managed to convince Marvel this was a good idea and they listened. Must have had a heck of a storyboard! Don't get me wrong, it should be awesome, I'll acknowledge that. I most definitely will give it a chance. I hope they have a really good explanation for how this is possible.
Edit: This thread has made me significantly more open-minded lol.
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Well, at least Spider-man's not crossing over with anything elseI have absolutely no problem with this.
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