[ SECRET POST #6586 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6586 ⌋

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[feotakahari]

All the Myriad Ways will absolutely kill multiverses for you. The only story that can maybe bring them back is Singleton by Greg Egan.

[(Anonymous)]

fanon multiverses/crossovers are fine (as long as they're tagged appropriately)

corporate crossovers are disingenuous and the recent trend of them is just big corporations flaunting their wealth, like "Look at all my IPs!"

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Agreed.

Hate that corporations looked at what fandoms were doing with crossovers and went, "Let's mix everything with everything because it'll make us money."

[(Anonymous)]

I don't mind some here or there, but I'm tired of almost everything being part of another universe.

[(Anonymous)]

I love crossovers and multiverses in fic. I like the idea of them in canon, and I do often appreciate when the possibility becomes canon because it often opens the floodgates for fic, even if sometimes the canon execution leaves a lot to be desired. But it can be done well - I watch neither Abbott Elementary nor It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but from what little I know of both shows, that crossover they just had sounded like it would be fun to watch if I was a fan of either.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yes, thank you, I'm not opposed to them as an idea, but the lazy way that they've been used recently (especially you, MCU) means I'm over them for a long, long time now.

[(Anonymous)]

This is such a weird take. Multiverses and crossovers have been mainstays in fiction for decades, and they aren't going anywhere.

[(Anonymous)]

The only time multiverses and alternate realities have been done well without becoming a crutch has been Rick and Morty....and even there, only because it was more a Deconstruction of the 'disposable alternate reality' concept. And even there it's gotten a bit tired (along with the rest of the show).