Crossing Realms
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tf_bunny_farmThinking about robots that can change into cars lead me wondering to what else they can discuse themselves as -
And in what other shows they might be working behind the scenes.
I. Bolo Prime
II. Remember The Magic School Bus? What if the yellow bus was Perceptor? (or any of your favorite Transformers?)
Does that make Miss Valarie Frizzle a hologram? Or is she simply the human who discovered/found/helped repair/helping neutral hide from the waring sides?
III. How about a crossover with Slug Terra? The mechas - animal form mechanical transports that everyone rides - are Transformers (could be leftovers from Quintessicon production, and have never known the Golden-Era, or are 'drone's).
What would Blaster or Soundwave do if they found cassettes (cassette-like) robots being treated like non-thinking machines?
IV. Star Trek: The Next Generation treats andriods (DATA) as sentient beings. On the other hand, they are at war with a cyBORG race that is intersted only in absorbing knowldge- so, how would Picard's crew react if they found a mechancal race that has no qualms about downloading information from computers, or squishing fleshies?
Star Trek: Voyager has a holographic doctor - upon meeting Hound (or others with hologram capabilities) would Kathrine Janeway consider the holomatter avatars a seperate being, or part of the new-specie's natural capablities?
V. Jack and Maddie Fenton found a stasis-locked Cybertron (Autobot/Decepticion - I'm thinking Wheeljack), and, not knowing anybetter, studdied the Cybertron before making their Fenton Family Assult Vehical. Strange things start happening around their inventions - and its not ghostly influence - (Danny Phantom Crossover)
VI. The Transformers verses The Terminator: Who'd win? The metal robot from the future, or the metal robot from outerspace?
VII. Pacific Rim - Jaegers are entirely human built. The largest machines every. But they are nothing in size compared to city-formers.
OR: Skyfire (like Omega Supreme transports) finds himself among local company - and for once, no longer feels like he's towering over everyone.
And in what other shows they might be working behind the scenes.
I. Bolo Prime
II. Remember The Magic School Bus? What if the yellow bus was Perceptor? (or any of your favorite Transformers?)
Does that make Miss Valarie Frizzle a hologram? Or is she simply the human who discovered/found/helped repair/helping neutral hide from the waring sides?
III. How about a crossover with Slug Terra? The mechas - animal form mechanical transports that everyone rides - are Transformers (could be leftovers from Quintessicon production, and have never known the Golden-Era, or are 'drone's).
What would Blaster or Soundwave do if they found cassettes (cassette-like) robots being treated like non-thinking machines?
IV. Star Trek: The Next Generation treats andriods (DATA) as sentient beings. On the other hand, they are at war with a cyBORG race that is intersted only in absorbing knowldge- so, how would Picard's crew react if they found a mechancal race that has no qualms about downloading information from computers, or squishing fleshies?
Star Trek: Voyager has a holographic doctor - upon meeting Hound (or others with hologram capabilities) would Kathrine Janeway consider the holomatter avatars a seperate being, or part of the new-specie's natural capablities?
V. Jack and Maddie Fenton found a stasis-locked Cybertron (Autobot/Decepticion - I'm thinking Wheeljack), and, not knowing anybetter, studdied the Cybertron before making their Fenton Family Assult Vehical. Strange things start happening around their inventions - and its not ghostly influence - (Danny Phantom Crossover)
VI. The Transformers verses The Terminator: Who'd win? The metal robot from the future, or the metal robot from outerspace?
VII. Pacific Rim - Jaegers are entirely human built. The largest machines every. But they are nothing in size compared to city-formers.
OR: Skyfire (like Omega Supreme transports) finds himself among local company - and for once, no longer feels like he's towering over everyone.
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Date: 2014-10-17 02:47 pm (UTC)"Just go left and not ahead. There is nothing but war where I come from... yes, it's my race. No, I'm a pacifist. Yes, our pacifists come with extremely thick armour, weapons and interstellar flight. Other pacifists do not survive. ... no, my race is not particularly violent, we just have a civil war that is lasting a bit longer than anticipated. ... how much longer? ... using your Earth years I would say around 100 million years. ... You're completely correct, we're not the favourites of any other race out there. Not even the klingons."
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Date: 2014-10-21 02:37 am (UTC)I might be able to write the ST crossover myself thanks to this inspiration.
(we'll see if I ever get around to posting it).
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Date: 2014-10-22 01:36 pm (UTC)Is there any way to pursuade you? :)
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Date: 2014-10-24 04:45 am (UTC)Maybe feeding it - whatever nibbles you are willing to share, or just an outline of what you'd like to see happen with the above dialogue?
I'll do my best to keep my eye on it.
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Date: 2014-10-24 11:40 am (UTC)Oh, I would be willing to share a LOT. Actually, the whole idea was along the lines that Starscream and Skyfire travel together and meet the Enterprise. The two have never seen organics before, so they assume the next logical thing... a poor helpless Transformer - and after a scan they're sure he's infected by some strange organic desease. After all, he has organics everywhere!
Meanwhile the humans are uncertain about this two spaceships that do not respond initially to their hails and think about attacking. XD
EDIT: The dialoge was more about Skyfire trying to warn the humans away from that sector, because the Enterprise probably wouldn't survive for long there.
I think I might have written a short snippet of it, might still have it somewhere....