Has there ever been a series about someone from a sci-fi setting ending up trapped in a fantasy setting?
Has there ever been a series about someone from a sci-fi setting ending up trapped in a fantasy setting?
Hunter Morgan
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Jonathan Martin
Does that one episode of Rick and Morty with the rapist jellybean count?
Mason Nelson
No
Asher Nelson
no but thats a really cool idea especially if they pull a reverse planet of the apes where they actually just went back in time.
Ethan Foster
Would it make sense for a sci-fi series to have always had magic/mysticism in it?
Jayden Powell
what if the main character ended up killing the magic?
Bentley Campbell
What? How?
Caleb Kelly
the warlock in spite of himself?
Mason Hernandez
I think we should make this a reality bros.
Joshua Kelly
Fuck if I know, just flicking a lever in heaven why not
Hudson Perry
You mean like this?
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Charles Lee
Doesn't Drakengard sort of do the reverse?
Aiden Harris
I dont know what that is.
Robert Nguyen
Some Doctor Doom comics did that. Also Star Ocean, but that's vidya.
Hunter Nguyen
The Nier games are sequels to Drakengard
Oliver Young
That's more on the science fantasy end, this would be two separate universes with their own rules.
Xavier Nelson
Never played those, barely know anything about em other then that I wanna fuck the girl android.
Jace Parker
There's that old D&D cartoon where the science geek of the group becomes a wizard.
Kayden Davis
bump
Jace Peterson
I'm currently working on a setting for a vidya that evolves from a fantasy to cyberpunk future.
Carter Butler
Over multiple installments?
Joseph Garcia
Something like that. I pictured it as a trilogy with the first being high medieval, second late renaissance/early colonial, and the last being set in the somewhat distant future.
It's sort of one of those things that you'd hope to make if you ever made it big.
Jeremiah White
Isn't that just Army of Darkness?
Joshua Allen
The scifi character should have a holographic AI companion.
Dominic Johnson
Doctor Who
Adrian Gomez
it's vidya, but star ocean 3 did it. it's been years since I played it, but I think it was basically "future tech planet person crash lands on backwards unelevated/underdeveloped fantasy/magic planet". I don't remember the details, but yeah.
Connor Campbell
Well, it's a sci-fi character in a fantasy setting.
Landon Anderson
>it's vidya
So don't bother replying then.
Jordan Torres
technically yes this is Sup Forums material brace for weaponized autism REEing but there is an anime, Scrapped Princess, that starts fantasy and turns sci-fi.
Ryan Hill
what? he does not look near (never mind over) the age of 30 in that pic.
Leo Lopez
There's that Futurama movie
Levi Bailey
Is that what OP is referring to though?
Justin Bailey
I think every Star Ocean game does that in the beginning.
Jace Sullivan
>Has there ever been a series about someone from a sci-fi setting ending up trapped in a fantasy setting?
Yes.
Carter Edwards
Blackstar is pretty much this. Astronaut lands on an alien world that corresponds to to a fantasy realm. He-man's mom is the same gimmick.
Joseph Gutierrez
That's not fantasy
Julian Wilson
>What is Star Wars
Jackson Anderson
Our expectations of it are.
Ryan Anderson
>He-man's mom
What?
Ayden Sullivan
I can't name one but why can I name so many examples with "caveman meets futuristic alien"
Lucas Stewart
Back story is she's an astronaut from earth marooned on Eternia, so he's half Terran.
Leo Lopez
Deleted an earlier post I made because I mistakenly thought OP was talking about comics but a non-series toon example is Heavy Metal 2000. Moreso the comic it's based on, Melting Pot. It not that uncommon in fantasy adventure comics I think.
Tyler Campbell
Yes