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In this scenario Booster Gold literally just suddenly appears (probably a supervillain or device sending him to the boys universe) in front of the store Hughie works at the first episode of season 1 right after Hughie and Robin walk outside the store. How does the world of Boys change with the worlds greatest hero they have never heard of making a presence?

This scenario takes place at the start of Season 3 of the Boys. 5 Daleks appear just at the outskirts of Manhattan. What happens next?

A major plot point in Transformers: Dark of the Moon is that after American astronauts discovered the Ark on the moon, Soundwave recruited the father of Dylan Gould and others to make future Moon missions economically infeasible so that humans would never return and discover the Ark's secrets.

But what if Gould's father hadn't been recruited by Soundwave and Soundwave's spy ring didn't prevent future Moon missions from occuring? How far would humanity have advanced if they could continually return to the Ark and reverse-engineer it's technology? How would this have changed the events of the Bayformers movies?

Hypothetically speaking if you swapped Hicks and the rest of the colonial marines with Sergeant Wells and his men from Dog soldiers (with extra nameless soldiers like we saw in Aliens) who will be fully versed in colonial marines weapons and equipment as they will be the marines in this situation. We will also be swapping Gorman with Captain Ryan as commanding officer with Ripley as the adviser with Xenomorph experience and Burke representing Weyland Yutani and Baihop the android coming with them LV426

How different do you think the ecents of aliens would be, as personalities like the Sarge, Cooper, Spoon and such as they differ from Hicks and the others a bit.

Let's say that, after the events of "I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream", AM had found a way to summon people from different dimensions. Ultimately he "recruits" the following:

-Paul Atreides (a year into his rule as Emperor within the "Dune" books).

-Anakin Skywalker (8 years after "Revenge Of The Sith".).

-Charles "Charlie" Evans (not long after "Charlie X".).

-Lauren Olamina (Not long after "Parable Of The Sower" where she leads the Earthseed religion.).

Just what chance would any of them have against AM? Would Charlie (or even his caretakers, the Thasians) have been able to undo Ted's mutation? Would Paul and/or Anakin have wanted to mercy kill Ted instead? How would Ted, Paul, Ani, Charlie and Lauren have gotten along with each other?

During the campaign mission Captive, Roman Barkov, rogue Russian Army general who led the invasion of Urzikstan in Reboot Modern Warfare, Barkov found out that a prisoner in one of his prison camps, Farah Karim, was sending messages to the West as "Commander Karim". Barkov wanted to know who was "Karim", tortured Farah until the prison was attacked forcing Barkov to leave the area.

At one point during this mission, Barkov attempts to waterboard Farah. When that doesn't work, he threatens to execute another prisoner named Azadeh. At this point, the player has a choice:

• The player can either stay silent, lie or spit at Barkov, which gets Azadeh executed.
• The player can admit that they are Karim, which saves Azadeh.

Suppose in a parallel universe, Farah either lies, stays silent or spits at Barkov upon being asked, "Who is Karim?"

Barkov tries to execute Azadeh...only to absentmindedly commit friendly fire and kill one of his own soldiers instead. Over the course of the invasion of Urzikstan, Barkov and his men accumulate quite a long track record of committing friendly fire.

Does this change anything regarding the overall story of Reboot Modern Warfare (2019)?

To clarify: The scenario basically imagines Barkov and his forces being trigger happy to the point where they end up getting a disturbingly high number of their own people killed along with the Urzikstani resistance in friendly fire incidents, not Barkov and his forces necessarily turning into morons who lost all sense of professionalism in combat.

Suppose one of the Gala events that the Bad Guys are in also have the turtles witnessing the event too. Maybe their reason is either one of their enemies is attending or they want to understand the outside world better.

Would they intervene (Ex: when the Bad Guys get framed) or watch from the sidelines?

As for which incarnation of the turtles, they are either composites or one version.

Inspired by this post.

What if Doom entered the world of Star Wars? What would the Empire think of him? How would his use of magic and science compare to the power of the Darkside? What would interactions be with individuals like Darth Vader and/or Yoda?

The main character/protag dont take part in the plot(i.e: scott pilgrim doesnt meet ramona or robert from dispatch doesnt become a dispatcher and his mech aint blown up)

What show/movie/vid game/book plot would be changed/affected the most Could the protags side/team/faction/friends still complete their goals and get the w or do they take the L

Round 1: Great Gatsby(nick doesnt meet gatsby)

Round 2: 1984(winston doesnt meet jul and doesnt get sent to prison)

Round 3: cod mw2(joseph allen doesnt do that no russian mission and gary doesnt join task force 141)

Round 4: entire star warz franchise

Round 5: halo

Round 6: vincible

Round 7: henry stickman

Round 8: any fiction of your choice

What if the meteorite landed in the middle of the park one night away from the guests but close enough to change the dinosaurs? What would happen to them? What kind of effect would it have on Blue and her pack? Would the fight be different between Rexy and the Indominous Rex? What about the staff and the tourists?

You go into a zoo far into the future. Instead of dinosaurs they bring back long extinct creatures, which would be the ones we see in modern day, but would be considered ancient by their standards. What would their DNA look like? What could be the most dangerous hybrids they could create? Would it be as dangerous as Jurassic Park/Jurassic World was in the movies to a group of tourists in the future?

For example lets say Yoda runs into a sith wearing a mask. Do you think he can use the force to sense that persons facial features, visualize it in his head, then broadcast that face in hologram form to all his friends, and furthermore print that face out on paper as ‘wanted signs’ to place on doors. Do you think this is possible?

Suppose DedSec had people on Auroa during the events of Ghost Recon: Breakpoint and tried to alert the outside world about what was happening on Auroa, only for the Wolves and Sentinel to take over the island and cut off its ability to contact the outside world (Complete with the drone swarm barrier). By the time the Ghosts arrive, DedSec is being actively hunted by the Wolves and Sentinel, just like the Ghosts themselves would be.

The rest of the game is basically Breakpoint, but as a Watch Dogs game.

How would things change on the Auroa Archipelago if Greenstone became an unofficial joint operation between the Ghosts and DedSec?

What if the Necronomicon was digital? Would anyone reading it still lose their mind? What if you fed the digital copy into an A.I. to read? Would it be effected due to “acquiring” that knowledge?

Could the Ghostbusters make their way into the Upside down and take on Vecna with standard equipment?

This story could be set after the events of the first TCM and an alternative take on the first Evil dead film

What if Ultron tried to get assimilated by the Borg? Would they bring him into the collective or could he overwrite their technology during assimilation?

Humanity is defeated outright. No time travel no hail marys, it’s gone. What would skynet do afterwards

Seeing the new trailer to Buddy and how interesting the movie is, it made me remember Promise To Neverland sort of. So I'm interested to know how would the Promised To Neverland cast do against the murderous unicorn instead?

What if Ultron integrated with Motherbox technology? Could the JLA stop him?

With their own mysterious lore, no Zeist. Assume every planet has its own instance of Immortals and The Game. Crossing over with Star Trek will be the baseline for this question, open to other settings as well.

What do Immortals look like among Starfleet? Meeting cultures like the Klingons? What are the consequences of The Game becoming a Galaxy-wide affair after Immortals of different worlds make contact? How do the major factions react to the Immortals/The Game?