[ SECRET POST #3994 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3994 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What killed crossover fandoms (ie. Superwholock)?

[(Anonymous)]

The only example I can think of is Sherlock crossovers involving The Hobbit (and particularly Smaug/Bilbo shipping, a ship that I suspect wouldn't have been nearly as pervasive without the Sherlock influence).

Re: What killed crossover fandoms (ie. Superwholock)?

[(Anonymous)]

I remember it also happening with the actress who plays Lexa from the 100 when she left to star in The Walking Dead spinoff or whatever it was.

Re: What killed crossover fandoms (ie. Superwholock)?

[(Anonymous)]

I think there might be a little in the MCU, too, what with both actors being in that.

I definitely doubt we'd have gotten Bilbo/Smaug (outside of the odd crack fic) without the actor connection. I sometimes day-dream about going back in time and telling Tolkien fans that in the future, people will ship it.

Re: What killed crossover fandoms (ie. Superwholock)?

[mimi_sardinia]

I recently saw a mention in an MCU fic of Steven Strange having Sherlock as a cousin, but it was only a mention.