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I Really Want To Stay At Your House - David Martinez & Lucy Kushinada (CYBERPUNK EDGERUNNERS)

Easily the most best and most iconic example. The song has become so heavily associated with these two that it causes depression to people listening after watching the show. It originated from the in-game radio in Cyberpunk 2077 and was played during two important scenes in Cyberpunk Edgerunners involving David and Lucy.

Radio - Robert Robertson & Invisigal (Dispatch)

The song plays during a party scene in episode 6 of the Game and has become heavily associated with the couple Robert and Invisigal.

Feel It - Mark Grayson/Invincible & Atom Eve (Invincible)

The most unfortunate example and has aged badly. Prior to D4VD being exposed, this song was heavily associated with Mark and Eve and became their song online in edits. The song played in season 2 during a date with Mark and Amber but people heavily dislike Amber so they associated this song with Mark and Eve instead during Season 3.

Sunflower - Miles Morales & Gwen Stacy (Spiderverse)

There's so many songs that could be used as an example because Spiderverse (both films) have banger soundtracks but this song best represents the ship and is used the most.

Ma Meilleure Ennemie - Jinx & Ekko (Arcane)

Ekko gets sent to a alternate universe in an episode in Season 2, Jinx (called Powder) is normal and didn't turn villianous and everything is perfect. They dance to the song and kiss.

He didn't do shit when Fisk took over the city and was imprisoning random people. Daredevil deserved the key, not him!!!!

Now obviously this is Spider-Man, the biggest hero ever so this is no shocker or surprise. But it just goes to show how much more popular Spider-man is over Batman and Supes. James Gunn and DC should be kinda concerned that they have no heavy hitter gurantees right now aside from Batman.

The reason why characters like Spider-Man, Avengers, Black Panther, Guardians, Deadpool, etc make more money then iconic characters like Superman and Batman (despite them being A-tier characters) is because Marvel pushed all these lesser known characters during the 2010s when Superhero interest was at its peak. The problem is that DC is trying to play catch up in a era where people aren't interested in watching superhero movies if they're Spider-Man, Avengers, or Batman.

OOC: Google maps released promotional material for BND, this is apart of it, you can go on there and check for yourself. Promotional material for movies are allowed on this sub before it releases, i got permission from a Mod.

It can be undone at any time and the person would be back to the way they were. The cube is alive and sentient. While being a cube, the person does not age. They don't need to breathe, eat, drink, or sleep. They can't hear, see or talk since the cube has no eyes, mouth, and ears. The cube has a healthy heart that pumps blood through the cube.

Most of the time, big franchises have projects aimed for different audience groups. This results in projects that are different from one another in terms of tone and maturity. You watch both of them and then you realize that they take place in the same universe.

1. DCU: Superman & Clayface
   Superman is the first DCU film and the movie is extremely comic booky, hopeful, bright, and colorful, fitting the character of Superman. The movie isn't afraid to embrace the comic books it adapts and presents us a very fantastical world filled with superhumans, aliens, and monsters. The movie is hopecore and teaches you to be kind. Clayface (the third DCU film) is a horror movie about the origin of Clayface and shows us how the actor Matt Hagen transforms into this terrifying monster. We know the movie is R Rated and will be entirely different compared to Superman.

2. MCU: Guardians Of The Galaxy & Daredevil/Punisher
   This can apply to a lot of things in the MCU. The Guardians Of The Galaxy is a cosmic space adventure with aliens and funny Baby Groot while in the same universe we have the grounded street level stories like Daredevil and Punisher. While Baby Groot is dancing in space, Punisher is brutally tearing apart criminals in prison.

3. Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures & Andor
   Star Wars is no stranger to Cartoons but some of them are obviously for kids. Young Jedi Adventures is an example of this, it is set in the high republic and is about a plucky group of younglings. It is clearly aimed for 6 year olds. On the other hand, we have Andor. A dark gritty and mature drama aimed for Adults. The show has mature themes and brillaint complex story telling about how fascism works and why people join Rebellions in the first place.