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Hey everyone, so today I decided to share with you what I came up with for The Amazing Spider-Man 2. I've been thinking about it for a while now, so here it is.

Well, the storyline surrounding Peter's parents would have been resolved in the first installment thanks to the Lizard wanting to return to his human form, and George Stacy would have asked Peter to take care of Gwen while he was gone. This would have made the relationship more resonant and allowed us to focus more on her.

Well, Peter, as Spider-Man, continues to help people, as we know, and his relationship with Gwen flourishes, especially when he wants to be there for her during the difficult time following the death of his father, George Stacy, because Peter knows what it's like to lose someone close. Soon, he'll have to face the insidious Doctor Octopus. In this version, Max Dillon is not a Spider-Man fan, but a broken power plant who is fed up with the world ignoring and underestimating him, so when he transforms into Electro, he vows to take revenge on them, deciding that maybe now people will feel respect through fear, for this purpose he allies himself with Octopus, and they are also joined by Rhino, whom Octopus broke out of prison, thus creating the insidious Trio, combining the power of nature, brute strength and intelligence. Then, Electro Overload has a more significant impact, as it causes the damaged Rhino armor to be deactivated during the fight, just as Octopus's tentacles are deactivated. Unfortunately, one of the lightning bolts destroys Gwen, causing the brilliantly rendered death scene of Gwen to remain. Peter flies after the falling Gwen and catches her unharmed, thinking she's dead, just like in the video game based on the first film. Fortunately, Gwen survives, though she ends up in the hospital, which makes Peter feel guilty about what happened. Only after Aunt May's encouragement did Peter decide to return to Spider-Man, knowing the world needs hope. Octopus visits Alexei, who is in hiding, with a proposal to form a sinister team.

What do you think? To me, this is simply a brilliant rewrite of The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

And here's another installment of The Amazing Spider-Man, this time featuring the Sinister Six. Unlike the actual plans, which were to include Goblin (Harry) as the leader, Octopus, Kraven, Vulture, Rhino, and Mysterio, I did something different.

By replacing Harry Osborn with Dr. Octopus, making him the main antagonist, Doctor Octopus is the main leader of the Sinister Six, which includes Electro, Rhino, Mysterio, Vulture, and Scorpion. I replaced Kraven with Scorpion because Kraven is a proud hunter who wants to hunt Spider-Man as a trophy himself. Scorpion's armor, including his tail, is mechanical, just like Rhino's armor, Mysterio's tricks, Vulture's wings, and Octopus's tentacles. Electro is capable of wielding electricity because, in this case, Electro was resurrected by Octopus.

The story follows the rise of the villainous team and their clash with Spider-Man. If Sony wanted to create the Sinister Six, they could have approached it with aplomb.

What if the Warner Bros. Cartoons logo had looked like this between 1966 and 1972?

In this alternate reality, when new management took over Warner Bros. Inc. in 1966, they held a greater appreciation for artistic creativity. Upon learning from Chuck Jones about the film *Gay Purr-ee*, the UPA studio, and the closure of Warner Bros. Cartoons following Jones's 1962 dismissal—and seeing the state of the DFE era that had begun in 1964—the new management was taken aback. They apologized to Jones and rehired him; feeling truly appreciated, Jones agreed to return, effectively ending the DFE era in 1966 in favor of Chuck Jones's direction.

Here are the *Looney Tunes* logos from 1966–1972: the abstract geometric WB logo (or the later W7 version) was replaced by the classic shield, and the typeface was updated. The "VITAPHONE Release" text was replaced with "A Warner Bros. MGM Inc. Release." As for the theme music, the opening and closing sequences—which had previously used a somewhat unsettling arrangement of "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down"—saw a return to the classic, cheerful melody, specifically the 1953 version.

This change would have allowed many characters—such as Bugs Bunny, Tweety, Porky Pig, the Tasmanian Devil, Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, and Marvin the Martian—to return after their two-year hiatus during the DFE era, alongside Foxy and his cohorts. Additionally, characters like Merlin the Magic Mouse and Cool Cat would have had the opportunity for further development.

The films "Mickey Columbus" and "Mickey's Arabian Night" were supposed to be released in 1992, and the latter, Mickey's Arabian Night, was supposed to be a feature film. However, Aladdin was released in November 1992 and became the most beloved film worldwide. So what if another Mickey Mouse film had been released in August in 1992?

Mickey Mouse: The 1st Movie is an American animated adventure comedy musical film from 1992. It was the first theatrical feature film featuring Mickey Mouse, after numerous short films.

Plot: It tells the story of the familiar Mickey Mouse and his friends: Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, Donald Duck, Goofy, and Pluto the dog. The plot involved Minnie Mouse being kidnapped by Basil Blackspot, better known as the Phantom Blot. This forced Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck to enlist Chip and Dale (in the Rescue Rangers version) to help find and rescue Minnie Mouse. Daisy Duck and Pluto, of course, join the adventure. The Phantom Blot, however, has a grand plan: he intends to rob every bank in the world so he can invest it in stealing all the colors so he can take over the world, a world where HE will rule.

Trivia:

- This is the first feature-length theatrical film starring Mickey Mouse that is not a short film. Unlike the other films, this film takes place during the Disney Renaissance era from 1989 to 1999.

In this film, Chip and Dale appear as Rescue Rangers, based on the series "Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers."

This is the first time the main antagonist is not Pete, as usual, but this time the Phantom Blot serves as the antagonist for a change and refreshment.

The film was released in August 1992, based on the fact that Mickey's Arabian Night was supposed to be released in 1992, but was replaced by Aladdin.

The film was released in 1992, produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.

Note: It's Fanmade

During this race, Lightning McQueen tried his best to catch up with Jackson Storm, but unfortunately he lost control of the rear wheel and hit the track wall hard and flew across the track, only to score A painful crash... The reaction of Tim Treadless and Harvey Rodcap was undoubtedly shock... They were probably the only ones who noticed this scene, for which they deserve respect.

I'll be honest: Gwen Stacy X Peter Parker is my favorite ship. That's why I edited a scene from The Spectacular Spider-Man. Specifically, from episode 6 of season 1, only it's Gwen Stacy standing at Peter's door. I thought it was brilliantly done. I've been wanting to do this for a long time. This takes place at a school dance.

What if Marvel had fallen to Fox and Paramount in 1986 instead of New World Entertainment?

As we know, New World declined in the late 1980s, so Marvel ultimately fell to the hands of a greedy millionaire whose decisions led to Marvel's bankruptcy in 1996 and the sale of the character rights to studios.

But in this reality, it was Fox, through News Corporation, and Paramount by Gulf + Western, who bought Marvel in 1986. What does this mean? Simple: Heroes World Distribution can distribute Marvel comics on its own terms. However, when it comes to films and TV series, they would be created by Fox and Paramount. So, in effect, the series would air on Nickelodeon and Fox Kids, and they would be evenly split: for Fox, it would be Wolverine, Spider-Man, and the Fantastic Four, but for Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America, Paramount handles distribution.

As a result, Marvel would be stable, it wouldn't have to sell off the rights, and Fox and Paramount would have a real gold mine

This is another positive that Paramount and Fox bought Marvel in 1986 instead of The Walt Disney Company in 2009: No premature cancellations. In this reality, all four of these series, Iron Man: Armored Adventures, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Wolverine And The X-Men, and Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes are made and have as many seasons as planned because, for Nickelodeon or Fox Kids it is a real Gems.

This is another positive that Paramount and Fox bought Marvel in 1986 instead of The Walt Disney Company in 2009: No premature cancellations. In this reality, all four of these series, Iron Man: Armored Adventures, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Wolverine And The X-Men, and Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes are made and have as many seasons as planned because, for Nickelodeon or Fox Kids it is a real Gems.

Here's my interpretation of Heatblast as a teenager if Ben 10: Alien Force was made in the style of the ORIGINAL TV series.

Warner Bros. MGM Inc. (1966 - 1972)

Warner-MGM Communications (1972 - 1990)

Warner-MGM Entertainment (1990 - 2004)

Warner-MGM Inc. (2004 - 2010)

Warner-MGM Holdings (2010 - 2019)

Warner-MGM Media (2019 - 2022)

Warner Bros. MGM (2022 - Presents)

Here are all the Logos for my Warner Bros. MGM AU.

If you must know, I created what Alien Force could have been if it had followed the original style. Ben, Gwen, and Kevin were more different back then, which made them stand out, and in UAF they became a bit too similar to each other, so I gave each one a different look that suited them better.

Now for the aliens. I wanted the main 10 to be more like predatory alien lifeforms, not humane aliens. So I included Swampfire, Echo Echo, Humungousaur, Jetray, Big Chill, Chromastone, Brainstorm, Spider-Monkey, Goop and Alien X alongside Heatblast, Wildmutt, Diamondhead, Xlr8, Gray Matter, Four Arms, Stinkfly, Ripjawd, Upgrade and Ghostfreak.

And the most radical change is the relationship between Ben and Julia. The original UAF and then the OV really ruined my beloved ship, mainly because of Ben's behavior. In this version, Ben and Julie would be more similar to Peter X Gwen by Andrew x Emma and Hiccup X Astrid in HTTYD 2. This would show that Ben cares about Julia and Julia cares about him.

Honestly? That would be interesting.

What if Shaggy & Scooby-Doo: Get a Clue were tweaked a bit? In this reality, Warner Bros. MGM is creating a series closer to the Scooby-Doo franchise while maintaining a fresh formula.

Scooby-Doo: Get a Clue! is a 2006 American animated detective series, a new adaptation of the adventures of the familiar Scooby-Doo and his team.

Just like in the real-life series, Shaggy and Scooby-Doo learn that Shaggy has inherited his deceased Uncle's fortune and his estate. And this is where the changes in my version begin: Shaggy invites Fred, Daphne, and Velma to his new mansion, and there, the five young detectives uncover secrets related to Shaggy's uncle and the house, discovering that others are targeting Uncle Shaggy's estate.

The series would be produced by Hanna Barbera Studios and Warner Bros. Television Animation and distributed by Warner Bros. Television, and the series would premiere on Cartoon Network, Boomerang, and Kids WB. This would allow the series to remain on the air much longer, until 2010.

What if Looney Tunes: Laff Riot had debuted in 2005? In this reality, Loonatics: Unleashed wasn't made because the attempt to make the Looney Tunes characters superheroes didn't go over well, and that's a prime example of never doing it. So here, Warner Bros. MGM is creating Looney Tunes: Laff Riot for Kids WB, which is much more comedic and true to the Tunes universe.

Looney Tunes: Laff Riot is a 2005 American animated comedy series, a reimagining of the adventures of our famous characters, such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Porky Pig. The series tells the new adventures of our crazy gang in ACME City. The series would have premiered in 2005, produced by Warner Bros. Television Animation and distributed by Warner Bros. Television. It would have aired on Cartoon Network, Boomerang, and Kids WB. And thanks to its success, the series would continue until the premiere of The Looney Tunes Show.

As for the Looney Tunes, in terms of action, it's being replaced by the New Justice League; more on that soon.

Hi everyone. Have you ever wondered what Ben and Gwen would look like in the Original Series as 15-year-olds? Today I will show you what it looks like :) I adjusted it so that their clothes fit somewhere between the 10-year-old versions and the Future Adults.

CN Real was a Cartoon Network show that aired live-action series. The reason was that Cartoon Network wanted to compete with Disney Channel and Nickelodeon, which had a lot of live-action series. This was a huge mistake for Cartoon Network, because as the name suggests, the channel should have aired only cartoons. It was a huge failure, so they created CN Cartoonstutide to save the network, so they took everything they could get.

But... what if CN Real had NEVER been created?

In this alternate universe, CN never intended to compete with Disney and Nickelodeon for profile. Instead, all the live-action series were moved to Kids WB, where Kids WB Real, a live-action block, was created, and Cartoon Network remained 100% animated, unblemished by the Live-Action Series era. As a result, CN Cartoonstutide is also not being produced, and the shows are going elsewhere. This is part of my alternate Warner Bros. MGM Universe, where here they don't make the same mistakes that Time Warner does in the real world.

What if CN Real was replaced by Kids WB Real? This is a block on Kids WB created for live-action series, as you can see. This list includes:

- BrainRush

- Dude, What Would Happen

- Othersiders

- Destroy Build Destroy

- Bobb'e Says

- Unnatural History

- Level Up

- Incredible Crew

Thanks to this, Kids WB is gaining greater reach and becoming a powerhouse similar to Disney Channel and Nickelodeon in terms of entertainment profile.

And now Adult Swim, which at that time had a portfolio expanded with new shows created in-house. Since CN Cartoonist never came to be, none of them had to land on CN. Here's the list:

- Regular Show

- MAD

- Young Justice

- ThunderCats (2011)

- Secret Mountain Fort Awesome

- The Problem Solverz

- Uncle Grandpa

Now I'll explain the reasons: Mad, Secret Mountain Fort Awesome, and Uncle Grandpa are going to Adult Swim because THAT'S where they belong. Regular Show and The Problem Solverz are also going to Adult Swim because BOTH series were originally intended for those networks, and without CN's desperation, they could reach adult audiences. And ThunderCats and Young Justice are being released on Toonami on Adult Swim because the network values creative content, so the shows can be more mature there without any problems.

In this way, Warner Bros. MGM is creating a diverse entertainment profile for everyone.

Honestly, ever since Angel Dust left for Vees because of the guilt of what he did, and since Jax became an abstraction, it's hard for me to look at Hazbin Hotel or The Amazing Digital Circus same as before, knowing that one of the main cast had left... It's just not the same without them... and while Angel's story may still change, for Jax it's a closed chapter...

Let's imagine that in this reality, Mark Ruffalo had played the Hulk in 2008's "The Incredible Hulk," instead of Edward Nurton. If that had happened, the universe would have been coherent, and there wouldn't have been the script conflicts that occurred between Edward, who later left without expressing any desire to play the Hulk again, while Mark would have easily followed Marvel's vision. Furthermore, in my universe, when ViacomCBS bought Marvel in 2009, Paramount signed distribution deals with other studios to share the profits. This way, instead of being relegated to a supporting role, the Hulk is a major character in his own film and other installments, thanks to Universal distribution.

This is a major change for Disney, specifically the transition to New Waltograph. This font was first introduced in 2006 in the new Walt Disney Pictures logo. As a result, Josh D'Amaro decided to rebrand to align with the other networks and studios. And here's the announcement of Disney's transition to New Waltograph, which has become Disney's primary font.

I would like to share with you my pictures of Kopa, or rather renders. The first two show Kopa himself. The third shows Kopa and Kiara running around happily, and the fourth shows Kopa confronting Banagi.

Hello everyone, so I would like to present to you the New Version of the main ten Alien Force in the Style of the Classic Series. I decided to go a little crazy with the designs, referring to Omniverse, where some had abrupt changes, as well as the concept art of the Alien Force aliens, also using the aesthetics of the alien races from the classic, making them look more alien than humanoid, because the actual UAF followed that style. Finally, we have Ben Tennyson at age 15, if he had kept his Black and White Style.