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SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron
When brotherly brave yet reckless pilots Chance Furlong and Jake Clawson are discharged from a paramilitary police force known as "The Enforcers," they decide to take things into their own hands when it's revealed the sinister Dark Kat is working with mad scientist Dr. Viper and the Metallikat Mob Mac and Molly Mange to turn Megakat City into a lawless town. The duo team up with Pippa, the genius teenage great-granddaughter of a retired Shamus and Peeky-Poo, the only dogs living in Megakat City. With Pippa's engineering and intel help, the duo become radical vigilantes: The SWAT Kats! With the assistance of deputy mayor Callie Briggs, the SWAT Kats work to battle Dark Kat, who plans to spring an army of bad guys from prison to wreak havoc and take over the city.
Beware... The Tigra!
Patsy Walker, an investigative journalist better known as the vigilante "the Hellcat," investigates a series of bizarre animal attacks on male criminals, noticing each murder seems to have a sexual edge to them and that they're all somewhat connected to the ten-year disappearance of Greer Grant-Nelson, a childhood friend. As the bodies pile up, it's a race against time to find this seductively mysterious tiger-like figure before it begins losing what humanity it has left and start attacking innocent people... all whilst evading police, who mistake the murders as her doing.
The NEW Anythingverse (Idea Pitch)
Yeah, I couldn't find any other poster photo, so I just decided to go with some old game show with Soupy Sales. But anyway, you know what to do.
Dick Tracy & Q.T. Hush: Most Wanted
In 1941 Chicago, just days before the attacks on Pearl Harbor, square-jawed police detective Dick Tracy is assigned on a big case that may prove to be his biggest case yet as a faceless assassin known only as "The Blank" begins targeting important figures connected to the criminal underworld, led by his archenemy Big Boy Caprice... Dick Tracy has to PROTECT his rogues gallery and Caprice from the mysterious assassin whilst still looking for incriminating evidence tying Caprice to the mob. But when Tracy is framed by the Blank, he is forced to receive help from his rivals, private eye Q.T. Hush, his "private nose" bloodhound Shamus, and their shadow Quincy, who are also investigating the murders of the Blank. It's a race against time... but who will get to Big Boy first?
The Day the Earth Stood Still
During the 13-Day Cuban Missle Crisis in 1962, when it seems nuclear war with the Soviet Union is imminent, a flying saucer lands in the middle of Washington DC. Out from the spaceship steps an alien humanoid, Klaatu of the planet Ummo, as well as a giant robot called "Gort." Klaatu offers the human race an ultimatum; either stop the violence or be destroyed. With the entire world in panic because of the Crisis, the United States government and a team of top scientists scramble to decide if they should listen to Klaatu or risk annihilation. The entire world waits, the fate of humanity in their hands.
Sonic the Hedgehog: Fist Bump
Months after Johnny Lightfoot's heroic sacrifice, Sonic, Sally, and the Freedom Fighters are left grieving. They've won their first battle against Dr. Robotnik, but at the cost of their best friend's life. As they meet fellow Mobians who were close to Johnny in life, Robotnik returns with a vengeance, this time enlisting the help of the warrior known as Knuckles the Echidna. But as the Freedom Fighters prepare for battle once more with all-new allies by their side, Robotnik may have much more planned than any of them may realize.
myCast Fixes: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)
Loosely based on a 1974 off-broadway rock-opera, this musical with the Beatles' more psychedelic music was notoriously loathed by everyone because it tried to present itself as "that generation's Gone With the Wind." With a baffling all-star cast including Peter Frampton, the Bee Gees, and others, out-of-place musical numbers, and a WTF mood whiplash of a final act, I suppose we should TRY to make some sense of this drug trip whilst still showing off the psychedelic nature and turn it into a "Xanadu" cult classic.
Anyone Else Genuinely Hate the New myCast?
Like, was it really necessary? We were doing just fine without it.
Sonic the Hedgehog: Red Dawn
When the peaceful anthropomorphic planet of Mobius is suddenly attacked by a government scientist seeking revenge by harnessing the energy of the planet's source of power, a super-speedy teenage hedgehog finds himself tossed into war, forced to put together a team of "Freedom Fighters" to combat him, including some of his childhood friends. But war often comes with the loss of innocence... and this war is going to be everything but innocent.
Spider-Man: Rock Reflections of a Superhero
Loosely based on the 1975 rock-opera of the same name, this new musical shows the constant struggle of duality between Peter Parker and his superhero alter-ego, from his origin story all the way to the night Gwen Stacy died, and how he's always struggled, yet always found his way throughout it all. Features both the songs from the original album and all-new songs. Celebrities can be allowed, so long as they can sing. Post-"Night Gwen Stacy" characters can be allowed in minor cameos.
Captain Carrot & His Amazing Zoo Crew!
It all starts on Earth-C, where Superman, investigating a nefarious plot by Starro the Conqueror that's de-evolving Metropolis citizens into their primal ancestors, has accidentally breached into. As it turns out, this world inhabited by "funny animals" is suffering a similar chaotic ordeal... a meteor crashes and splits into fragments, which give six "survivors" superpowers, which they use to defeat Starro and reverse the machine, with Superman's help. After Superman says goodbye, the six are celebrated by the public, and decide to become a team of superheroes. Now the six have to deal with balancing TWO celebrity lives at the same time whilst also fighting your average array of supervillains and working together as a team.
myCast Fixes: Underdog (2007)
Well, with my Underdog story for the CEM/Anythingverse being one of my proudest stories I made, I figured we'd go back in time to when Disney tried to do "something different" with their own Underdog movie. That "something different" brought an adaptation mediocre at best. Why don't we take from my story and create something better than the sarcastic, snarky route the film tried to go for and failed miserably?
Underdog: There's No Need to Fear
We interrupt your regularly scheduled Anythingverse for a long-awaited update from the Cartoon Extended Multiverse. A humble, loveable, kinda awkward and clumsy anthromorphic young beagle simply known as "Shoeshine" gets a job as a shoeshine boy in Biggers City, New York (a city so gloomy, they still use phone booths). When a meteor crashes near the outskirts of the city, Shoeshine finds a strange ring that grants him superpowers. He begins fighting crime under the heroic identity of "Underdog," helped by his childhood crush, "Sweet" Polly Purebred (working as a news reporter). When Shoeshine uncovers a conspiracy between renowned scientist Simon Bar Sinister and mafioso mayoral candidate Riff Raff to use the meteor to create their own "superhero" to oppress the city, his skills will be put to the test to bring hope to Biggers City.
Prince Planet: The New Anime Series
No one can compare to the Prince who wears a medallion on his chest! Using all his might, changing wrong to right, Prince Planet, he's the best! In 1965, as part of a test to see whether or not Earth meets standards to join the Galactic Union of Worlds, the Universal Peace Corps send their youngest member, Papi of the planet Radion, to Earth to keep an eye on it's inhabitants, and assist them if need be. On the way, however, his rocket is accidentally intercepted, causing him to crash land on a small rural farm in West Virginia. As the kindly Worthy family nurse "Bobby" back to health, he finds both allies and enemies in his mission for peace, confusing him about the nature of the human race. Do Earth's people deserve hope? With familiar faces and new faces, friendly and fearsome, old adventures and new adventures. Now before your eyes, from out of the skies, comes the hero of the day! Out of outer space, now to take his place, Prince Planet's on his way!
Tim Burton's Thor (1990s)
As the son of Odin, king of the Norse gods, the arrogant prince Thor will soon inherit the throne of Asgard from his aging father. However, on the day that he is to be crowned, Thor reacts with brutality when the gods' enemies, the Frost Giants, enter the palace in violation of their treaty. As punishment, Odin banishes Thor to Earth with no memory, transformed into the crippled Dr. Donald Blake. While Loki, Thor's brother, plots mischief in Asgard, Thor, now stripped of his powers and his hammer Mjölnir, must face his greatest challenge... but has Thor's heart gained compassion for humanity?
Cannon Films' Spider-Man Franchise (1980s)
In an alternate reality, the first theatrical Spider-Man movie was released in 1986, courtesy of up-and-coming writers Ted Newsom and John Brancato and director Joseph Zito from Cannon Films. Not only did it please critics and comic lovers with it's updated yet faithful take, it was enough to save Cannon Films themselves from bankruptcy. Cannon Films heads Meneham Golan and Yoram Globus were pleased to finally be resurrected and allowed the two to expand into a franchise now that they had a massive budget from the gigantic box-office revenue.
The Incredible Hulk: "Across the Universe"
As David "Beckham" continues to search for a cure to his condition in Dakota, he is contacted by the Keystone Quadrant's ranger, Rocket Raccoon of Halfworld, and his ally, Wal Russ. The two are seeking the help of the Hulk, whom they proclaim to be "Earth's Mightiest Champion" to combat in a war against the insidious Judson Jakes, who plans to use the famed Gideon's Bible to conquer the entire Keystone Quadrant by forcing Rocket's love interest, Halfworld's Princess Lylla, into marriage. And so, the Hulk engages in an epic space battle for the fate of the Keystone Quadrant, with a furry ally by his side. Can Rocket and the Hulk rescue the Princess and retrieve the Bible before all of the Keystone Quadrant is enslaved?
The Legend of the Wolf Man
Long before Larry Talbot became the latest in a centuries-old curse, the first Werewolf was just a young boy named Christoph from the Swiss-Tyrolean Alps. As a newborn, a ravenous pack of wolves murdered his mother. A she-wolf took pity on the infant, and nurtured the babe until his father rescued him. As an adult, Christoph, despite being a pure-hearted Catholic who always prays every night, transforms into a Werewolf during times of anger, stress, and grief. He tries running away to protect the people closest to him, but no matter where he goes, his curse always follows. As Christoph tries using his curse for the greater good, he finds himself the target of a hunt. Witness the story of Christoph, and the many people who inhabited his curse up until the moment Larry Talbot was bitten.
Daredevil (1960s TV Series)
Came across this piece of fanart the other day, depicting if Adam West starred in a 60s "Daredevil" series instead of a "Batman" one. So, I decided to cobble this together. This only features characters who would've been around at the time of Batman's run (Black Widow can count despite the fact she first teamed with Daredevil in 1971). TV SERIES ACTORS ONLY.
The Spectacular Spider-Man: Teenage Wasteland
High school student Peter Parker has secretly been crimefighting as the vigilante known as Spider-Man for a few months now. Aside from the occasional bank robber, he doesn't really feel all that challenged and thinks his secret life might go a bit easy on him, especially with homework and crushes already overwhelming him. That all changes, however, when Oscorp Industries aerodynamic engineer Adrian Toomes is kicked out of the company, causing him to seek revenge on those who wronged him as the Vulture. With goons-for-hire the Enforcers assisting him, Peter will have to sacrifice his normal, school, AND love life to become the hero of New York City.
