[ SECRET POST #6556 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6556 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I love crossovers (and fusions) but it has to make *sense*. If you're crossing Harry Potter with a sci-fi show, I'm going to nope out. One is supposed to be science-y, the other is magic, and my brain just doesn't want to cross the streams.

[(Anonymous)]

Big agree! I love crossovers but I dont like it when authors just mash their faves together with no logic or sense.

Although I will say I once read a SG1/Sailor Moon crossover that was "crack treated seriously" and it somehow worked. I guess there is just an exception to every rule.

[(Anonymous)]

Same here. When two clashing universes crossover (eg Berserk and Gundam or My Little Pony and Hannibal, ew) my brain turns off and I refuse to read/watch it. I don't care how good it is, I'm not reading it. It just really stretches my suspension of disbelief.

[philstar22]

I'm cool with clashing universes when the author makes it work. It takes a lot more effort, and most of the time they don't manage it. But when they do manage to make it work, the crossover is extra fun for me.