Crossover Meme!

[beatrice_otter]

Ganked from melannen 

ellen_fremedon has started a meme, which is terribly dangerous but too tempting for me to ignore, so here:

Let's play the Hypothetical Crossover game! Name any two (or more) fandoms you know I'm familiar with*, and I will tell you how I would, hypothetically**, cross them over!

Take the meme, spread the meme, do the meme, love the meme.

*Fandoms I'm familiar with: written on AO3 (expand full list), tagged on DW, or bookmarked on Delicious.  (Yes, I know, I plan to switch to Pinboard eventually.  Today is not that day.)

In other news, I had a job interview that went rather well, yesterday.  Good bits: I would have time to go back to school and work towards my doctorate, it seems like I would be working with good people, and it comes with a nice four-bedroom house (with a garage, very necessary in that part of the world) from which I can walk to work.  Bad bits: it is in Minnesota, i.e. half a continent away from either a) my home (West Coast) or b) the place where most of my friends are now (East Coast).  Minnesota also gets very cold, which I can tolerate but don't like.

Comments

[gwynevere1]

Doctor Who/Marvel

[beatrice_otter]

That is difficult, as they are both rather ... broad.

However. Emma Frost picked up on the telepathic message buried in the Archangel satellite network only slightly before the Master brought the Toclafane through. (She was furious with herself when she figured out what happened. If she'd had any idea that it was even possible, she would have spotted it--and done something about it--when it first happened.) The Master comes for her (and her powers don't work on the Toclafane), but not before she gets a telepathic message out to Charles. The Toclafane come for the School, but they've been expecting an attack their whole existence (except, a human attack not an alien attack), and with the forewarning they get most of the kids out. The Mutant Underground (X-men and Brotherhood both) help Martha in her journey around the world, and Mystique takes her form and does a lot of walking of her own. (She doesn't think it will work, but she's got to do something, and none of the Brotherhood's attacks have done a bit of good. Charles has had some success blocking people from the projected despair of the Archangel network, and hiding them from the Master's human spies and soldiers, but nobody can do much about the Toclafane. And when the Doctor finally confronts the Master, he is buoyed not only by human hopes, but by the full weight of every surviving telepath. (Led by Jean, because despite all their prior experience at hiding and going underground, the Toclafane get the Professor two months before the end. A wheelchair is just no good when you're on the run.)

Or, you know, the one where 11 and Amy and Rory end up in 1945 and the Doctor and the Howling Commandos go up against Hydra and their stolen alien tech while Amy and Rory and whats-her-face play spy games in which Rory is competent and uses his seeming-gormlessness to good effect, and the girls pwn everyone.

[gwynevere1]

Heh. Here, I though making it broad would make it easier.

Anyway, hearts & flowers for both plots.

[beatrice_otter]

Heh. Here, I though making it broad would make it easier.

Actually, what it does is cause a traffic jam in my head as all of the Doctors, Companions, X-Men, and Avengers start talking.