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DC Universe crossover to Star TREK, what would happen?
hawkwing43
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Ok Take all the origin stories, and give them a star trek look. Drop the timeline in Capt. Kirk era, and go from there.
Be it villians or Heros, how much would Star Trek change, if the DC Universe was mixed with it?
Remember this is from TOS time, when Kirk was in his prime.
So lets hear your thoughts.:D
Be it villians or Heros, how much would Star Trek change, if the DC Universe was mixed with it?
Remember this is from TOS time, when Kirk was in his prime.
So lets hear your thoughts.:D
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Mr. Sulu would be Batman, and would get a bunch of girls and ALL of the guys, and would be as good with a sword as with his fists. And his voice would be like liquid chocolate.
Spock would be the Monitor. Or some other OP godlike good guy, because Spock has f*cking gravitas.
Scotty is totally the Flash, only cooler and better. Chekov can be Green Lantern, because Chekov's job was always kind of vague and so are the Lantern's powers. Uhura would be Power Girl because OP + cleavage is the perfect combination of what Uhura deserves and what all the male fans want. McCoy...not sure, but he'd have to be some character who's cool and tough and badass, because McCoy deserves that.
Really? I heard it was Mr. Sulu, and he did Superman and Batman.
Incidentally, does anyone know what happened to the Green Lantern Corps during the interim? Because there's no sign of any GLs in the Legion comics that I've seen. (In the crossover here, perhaps the Guardians were shut down the by Q?)
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And no strong history has been set for Who, other than the fact that by the 51st century humans (and human-analogs) had developed a simpler form of time travel than the TARDIS, and a taste for pansexuality ("So many species, so little time"), and of course the ultimate fate of humanity billions of years from now, although that may have been diverted by the defeat of the Master in "Last of the Time Lords".
DC, however, has their universe laid out pretty strictly up to around, well, now, and picking up in the 31st century with the founding of the Legion of Super-Heroes. They only have 52 worldlines to choose from, and all of them include something like the current Heroic Age. (I hope they preserved that incredibly '70s timeline, with Sunshine Superman and his associates...) So if we want a version of Trek that descends from DC, that has to be accounted for. What happened to the GL Corps? Perhaps something went wrong with the Central Battery, and now the job of the Corps has fallen upon Starfleet? And what's preventing the use of superpowers during the period? Or is anything? Perhaps Starfleet recruits from among those species with useful powers... now I think I might want to start writing this story...
Luthor hacks Starfleet and learns of Flint. He kidnaps the dying ancient to learn the secret of his androids, with plans to raise an android army. In a surprising move though, Flint is freed by Vandal Savage who see long-lived Flint as a brother of sorts.
Joker is immediately rounded up and put in the Elba II asylum for the criminally insane. He manages to con Garth of Izar into teaching him cellular metamorphosis, uses it to break free, and begins a reign of chaos and terror.
The Question (Vic) is secretly overjoyed to learn of a universe full of mysterious ongoings and begins to investigate rumors of a rogue agency within the Federation. Section 31 eventually reveals itself to him and offers him a position, realizing his ability to gather information and connect the threads is unparalleled (except for the Batman, and he's not talking to them) They seal the deal by healing him of cancer.
Aquaman is brought in to consult on protecting and nuturing George & Gracie and their offspring.
Batman goes back into training, quickly masters Trek technology, and begins systematically taking down the Orion Syndicate.
Cyborg upgrades Pike's chair. He can still only beep yes and no, but can now fly in the vacuum of space and level a city.
Kirk sends the Flash in on every away mission. Despite wearing the biggest redshirt costume, he manages to safely spring all traps, and easily infiltrates all enemy strongholds, recovering all mcguffins critical for a successful mission.
The sudden merger of two universes plays havoc on Mars where a Federation presence suddenly finds itself admidst a society of shapeshifters. Diplomacy is necessary, as both claim the planet.
The great Klingon-Parademon War begins. Klingons are overjoyed. Apokalyps is not present because Trelaine became aware of him. It is going to be a long foxhunt.
Superman? The further away he is from the sun, the less super he becomes. Weak against transporters.
Lex Luthor? A power-hungry genius would probably have better things to do than run a business empire and fight just the one alien. Also weak against transporters, phasers, bat'leths, and Human Augments.
Batman? Gotham is largely crime free, the Earth being a utopia, the dark knight would probably have to join Stafleet so he can brood at strange new worlds and new civilizations.
Joker? It's hard to remain an insane criminal genius in a universe with access to gene therapy, advanced psychiatric care, and, failing that, transporters. I ain't saying he couldn't cause trouble, but he wouldn't be able to cause trouble for long.
Wonder Woman? Give the lady a Starfleet commission and make her an ambassador to the Klingon empire. They'd love her. Unfortunately weak against transporters.
There's just not a whole lot that your average superhero can do that a Starfleet officer can't with the right technology and/or transporters. The super-huge-ultra-powerful entities would still have to contend with Organians, the Q, and whatever other god-like entities are floating around in there.
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Many, many LOLs here, especially at Pike's chair.
...Oh, baby, you know, I've really got to leave you / Oh, I can hear it callin 'me / I said don't you hear it callin' me the way it used to do?...
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