[meme] Crossovers [multi-fandom]
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rex_sunI cannot quit being obnoxious lately, guys
And uh, I've gotten lazy about writing
So to kick start my ass up
I ganked Snowdevil's meme
Yatta~~~
Pick two fandoms from the list I'm going to give you below, and I will write a short (or longish, depending on how inspired I am) scene of either a crossover between them or a fusion version. If you have a preference, either for characters involved or for whether it's a crossover or a fusion, feel free to tell me.
Special note: If an item is marked with an asterisk (*), please do not mix it with another asterisked item. These are series I haven't seen in a while or am not completely familiar or comfortable. I can't really mix two series in which I am on shaky grounds.
Fandoms you can choose from:
Hikaru no Go
Code Geass
Tiger & Bunny
Harry Potter
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Naruto
*Yu Yu Hakusho
*Samurai Champloo
FLCL
Trigun
*Cowboy Bebop
.hack//SIGN
*Avatar: The Last Airbender
Pokemon
*Spirited Away (movie)
Star Trek: The Next Generation
*Loveless
Gravitation
Ouran Highschool Host Club
Rurouni Kenshin
Digimon
Maria-sama ga Miteru (shoujo-ai schoolgirls... just putting that out there.)
Maria Holic (unrelated to above. A lesbian in an all-girls' school finds one of the girls is actually a boy. Just... Really, I'm just... Putting the premise out there. Innocently.)
1. I am really impressed, Snowdevil, that your list was alphabetical. Like, really. This is magic.
2. I have just realized that I have overrun my girly fandom quota. For shame.
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Digimon - Code Geass [1]
Date: 2012-02-19 05:03 am (UTC)"Taichi... Taichi, wake up."
Taichi swats away the hand jiggling his shoulder and turns to his side, pressing his face into the lumpy wad of someone's bag. It's not the best pillow he's ever had, but it's better than dirt, he supposes. Must be Jyou's-- smells a bit like medical cream underneath the weeks of dirt and grime.
The hand is digging in his pocket now. Someone is sniffing at his face.
"Can' ah guy get s'm sleep 'round here?" he manages.
"Excuse us," Gabumon whispers.
"Darn it, Taichi, where's your scope?"
Taichi cracks his eyes open. Gabumon's belly is way too close to his face for comfort; he rolls onto his back and then Yamato's elbow is way too close to his face for comfort. "Argh!"
"Be quiet!"
"Sorry, but the others are asleep--"
"My other-- no, not-- yes, that one--"
Somehow the other children and Digimon manage to sleep through the series of hissing whispers and dirt-scraping shuffling that ensues. Very suddenly Yamato springs up and stalks off, fist clutched around Taichi's pocket scope, and then it is much too quiet. Taichi, still sleepy and grumpy and dazed, props himself up by the elbows and watches him go.
The night is very dark and the fire gone out. Next to him, Jyou's eyes open blearily and then close heavily-- and again he snores, not bothered enough to fully wake. First Yamato climbs silently up the tallest tree, then his partner follows, tail whipping out of sight amongst the leaves. With a huff, Taichi scrambles to his feet, dusting off the bits of mud caked to his shorts and stepping over the others and ignoring how hungry he is.
Just past the circle of the clearing, Taichi comes to the base of the lookout tree and cranes his neck till the back of his head touches his shoulders. Above, Yamato squints one eye and peers through the scope. Taichi lets him look and rubs his eyes in the mean time. At length he calls, "What do you see?"
Gabumon shushes him, one claw to his lips. He casts a worried look to the sleeping group. "Please, Taichi, lower your voice."
"Not an enemy, then?" Taichi asks a bit quieter.
"No," Yamato mutters just loud enough for Taichi to hear. "Not coming towards us, at least."
Something warm nudges Taichi's elbow. He looks down to find Agumon yawning sparks into the back of his clawed hand. His friend leans into him and looks up with big questioning eyes.
"So no need to warn the others?" Taichi asks of Yamato. Yamato is silent. "Come on, give it up, what are you seeing?" He and Agumon squint into the darkness in tandem as if they could see with their plain eyes that which Yamato needed a scope to confirm.
"It's a fire," Yamato finally spits out.
"What!"
"Please, Taichi, it's no big deal..."
"I'm coming up!"
"Not on this branch! Hey!"
Taichi fights his sleep-heavy limbs to scramble up the tree. He perches one branch below Yamato and Gabumon and thrusts out his hand expectantly, impatiently. Yamato rolls his eyes and drops it, and Taichi has to flail to make sure it doesn't fall all the way too the ground. He glares up at Yamato before jamming the scope to his eye.
"I don't see it..."
"Closer to the lake."
"I still d-- oh, there!"
"Is it from a Digimon village?" Agumon asks, sidling up behind Taichi.
"Noooo, I don't think so," Taichi mutters, zooming in as much as possible. "A small group of Digimon? Hey, Yamato?"
Taichi hands the scope off to Agumon so he can see as well. Yamato hums, eyes trained on the speck of light so tiny without the scope that, not knowing it was there, it would have been nearly impossible to see.
"How did you spot it in the first place?"
"It suddenly flared up while I was keeping a lookout. I happened to be looking in that direction."
"Suddenly, then? Not a slow burn?"
"Right. I'm guessing some sort of fire breather."
Digimon - Code Geass [2]
Date: 2012-02-19 05:04 am (UTC)"Well..." Yamato looks uneasy.
"Maybe we'll mention it in the morning?" Gabumon offers diplomatically.
"Or we'll just tell each guard about it as their turn comes."
"That's a plan. Which reminds me. Agumon, Taichi, it's your turn-- good luck!" And with that Yamato gives a little smirk and he and his partner swing downwards. Taichi blows a raspberry in his general direction and settles in for his watch.
By daylight they reconvene, brushing out hair with fingers and trying to get just enough tears worked up to wipe away sleep from their eyes. In the night, Taichi told Mimi, and Mimi told Jyou-- but apparently the fire had gone out before Jyou got his turn at watch. Nevertheless, Jyou has dark circles under his eyes, as if the threat of a small little fire reigniting, perhaps closer, kept him paranoid and awake even after he had passed watch to Koushirou. Now Yamato squats and relates the story to a yawning Takeru and Taichi calls the rest to order.
"Sora, come on down!" Taichi calls to the watch tree. Biyomon, rather than listening, takes to the skies for a while and then flutters back down. Taichi can see the blue of Sora's hat through the leaves.
"We have no clue who made it," Jyou asserts. "And given our track record, it's probably no one I want to meet. Let's just go in the opposite direction."
"But what if it's some sort of civilization?" Mimi asks, still raking her fingers through and through her hair.
"No, it was just a small fire, right? It belonged to a camp of some sort."
"It's people!" Sora suddenly shouts. The children below gasp and yell and all surge upon the tree. Taichi pushes through the pack and scrambles up the tree; Tentomon buzzes far ahead of him, joining the flying Biyomon.
"How do you know?" Taichi demands, finding again the branch he had last night.
"Biyomon flew up and saw them--"
"They were most definitely humans!" Biyomon proclaims excitedly. "There's no mistaking it!"
"Hooray~~~!" Mimi exclaims below. She happily tosses Palmon into the air and nearly drops her on the way down. Startled, Palmon struggles.
"Are they really?" Takeru asks with eyes sparkling. "Are they kids like us?"
"I think so, but I'm not sure..."
"Calm down, guys!" Jyou admonishes. He sternly plants his hands on his hips and his sneakers in the ground. "It's not like they're our saviors! If they're human, if Biyomon really saw--"
"Of course she saw--"
"--I'm saying that they very well may just be stuck here like us!"
"Oh..." Takeru mutters. Patamon deflates and lands softly on his head.
"Do you think they're doing all right?" Sora asks. Taichi notices that her lips has been thoroughly worried. "Do you think they have Digimon?"
"Yeah, about that." Koushirou turns to Gomamon, who is nearest. "How'd you guys know to find us? Why do you just know that we're partners? Are you guys the only ones?"
Gomamon waves a flipper as if to bat away the subject. "Don't ask me. I just happen to know. I don't know how I know, I just know."
"Argh, you guys are so vague on the details!"
"So do we go to meet them or not?" Taichi asks with a huff.
Digimon - Code Geass [3]
Date: 2012-02-19 05:05 am (UTC)"Why wouldn't we?" Sora counters, feet finally touching ground.
"Are you sure they're kids like us?" Mimi asks.
"Well, no..." Biyomon admits. "They could very well be adults."
"If they're adults we should definitely go, right?" Takeru asks of Yamato.
"Even if they're kids, they might have some clues for us," Koushirou adds.
"If they're dangerous-- well, that's what you have us for," Agumon asserts, and after that both Taichi and Yamato meet eyes and nod.
"In favor?" Taichi asks simply, and the only down hand reluctantly finds the air under the pressure of many stares.
And so they go:
And though they decide to find these people and though they spend half a day trying to find them, well--
As it turns out, it is They-- those children who would become from then on "the other children" or, in progressively less words, "the enemy" or "them"--
The enemy finds them first.
Re: Digimon - Code Geass [3]
Date: 2012-02-20 01:46 am (UTC)Cliffhangers aside, this was EPIC. I seriously would not think that this was your first time writing Digimon -- everything was wonderful and in character.
"We have no clue who made it," Jyou asserts. "And given our track record, it's probably no one I want to meet. Let's just go in the opposite direction."
This made me LOL really hard. How true, if they had listened to Jyou's advice, they'd never had ended up in half the situations they did (or maybe they would because it's just their luck!)
seriously you need to write more of this