Meme: Canon Displacement

[scarlet_chaos]

This is one that hasn't been posted since the last time I posted it May 2021.

Start a thread with the name of your character.

Under that, others can ping in with the name of one of their own characters, and it's then the thread-starter's job to describe where that second character would fit into their own character's canon. So if I were to ping in with Eddie Munson, and Elaine gave me Eddie Diaz (I like to make this confusing to see who is reading), it would be my job to come up with how Eddie might fit in if he were a character in Eddie's canon. For example, I might say he's fills the role of Lucas Sinclair because he's the only sane man of this group of weirdos.

Read what people have written and be entertained!

Comments

Re: Summer|Sidon|Amaya|Rosa|Shunsui|Tisarwat| Prompto|Ignis|Gladio|SakakiLibby|Graham.

[stykera]

I feel like the obvious choice is put Stark in Rick and Morty.

And/or Belle in King's Quest.

Re: Summer|Sidon|Amaya|Rosa|Shunsui|Tisarwat| Prompto|Ignis|Gladio|SakakiLibby|Graham.

[pun_king]

Yoooooo, Belle's already in King's Quest!

She's merged with Cinderella a little, but, I mean, it's right there!

Re: Summer|Sidon|Amaya|Rosa|Shunsui|Tisarwat| Prompto|Ignis|Gladio|SakakiLibby|Graham.

[noonedecidesmyfate]

OMG how could I forget such a thing

Re: Summer|Sidon|Amaya|Rosa|Shunsui|Tisarwat| Prompto|Ignis|Gladio|SakakiLibby|Graham.

[somethingwithturquoise]

And, oh, god, Stark in R&M? Like, the obvious answer would be that there would definitely be some very clear and obvious Farscape parody, but I don't know Farscape hardly at all to even begin to know what that looks like, so all I've got it some sort of one-shot adventure episode that lands Rick and his grandkids in a suspiciously Farscape-esque situation, where Rick and Summer are VERY obviously uncomfortable with the whole sentient spaceship thing, for reasons that will play out very awkwardly and uncomfortably through Morty's interactions with it. And Stark is clearly one of the characters on said ship, and he and Summer build up a connection, especially as he reveals his tragic backstory, which triggers Summer's more bleeding heart side, and she tries to convince Rick that they have to do something about it, but Rick just pretty much rails on literally every little point he can find that Stark's whole schitck is dumb and Summer is dumb for buying into it, and so then Summer's just all "psh, whatever, I'm going to do my own thing," but it of course goes horribly wrong and Rick has to swing in at the last minute to save her from herself, blows up a lot of things, and then gloats about being right the whole time, and that's it.

Until Stark gets brought back again several seasons later for what seems like it's going to be a Summer arc, but just as it starts to ramp up, Stark gets brutally, albeit without much fanfare, killed off, forcing Summer to be relegated to the sidelines for whatever other plot takes over.

Because this is not a series that kind to most side-characters.