Snape + Manga/Anime Crossovers
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Quote from The Gestalt Prince on June 25, 2024, 12:09 amFor those of you who like manga and/or anime, which one would you pick for a Snape crossover? It could be an isekai-type where Snape is transported to another world, or it could be a combination of the HP and manga/anime settings in a single world.
For those of you who like manga and/or anime, which one would you pick for a Snape crossover? It could be an isekai-type where Snape is transported to another world, or it could be a combination of the HP and manga/anime settings in a single world.
Quote from Naaga on June 25, 2024, 1:40 amThere are many ideas for such crossovers. After giving a thought, I choose One Piece for this crossover in this post because Snape can become his own person, the central idea of the One Piece revolves around freedom and dreams and Snape is someone who's been denied of it. Would love finding it for himself. Also their main power revolves around "Willpower", something Snape has in excess. His journey would be about finding himself, discovering a sense of adventure, having amazing Nakama and moving on from his traumas and bitterness to finally being genuinely happy.
Snape gets into One Piece world by some portal or something, it'd be awesome to see him in a whole new world.
There are many ideas for such crossovers. After giving a thought, I choose One Piece for this crossover in this post because Snape can become his own person, the central idea of the One Piece revolves around freedom and dreams and Snape is someone who's been denied of it. Would love finding it for himself. Also their main power revolves around "Willpower", something Snape has in excess. His journey would be about finding himself, discovering a sense of adventure, having amazing Nakama and moving on from his traumas and bitterness to finally being genuinely happy.
Snape gets into One Piece world by some portal or something, it'd be awesome to see him in a whole new world.
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Quote from Dust Collector on June 25, 2024, 1:58 pmBoy oh boy, what a topic <3.
First that comes to mind is Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō, in which Severus moves away from civilisation and opens a café in the middle of nowhere, serving the rare customer while exploring the area, coming across tiny mysteries, drinking coffee at sunset while watching the grass undulate in the evening breeze, or listening to the sound of the rain as it patters against the roof.
Or Mushishi, which would suit his occupation. Severus Snape the Potions Master, starting to go on foraging trips deep into the Forbidden Forest and finding out he now has, perhaps due to his close brush with death, the ability to see strange ethereal creatures that are neither animals nor plants or fungi, and he begins to write an encyclopaedia about them and their effects on people, animals, and the ecosystem as a whole.
And the last series is Sayonara Zetsubō Sensei, which would be just the funniest thing ever. An overacting, pessimistic professor vs. a class full of zany weirdos examining normal aspects of wizarding/British life so closely, everything devolves into absurdity.
Boy oh boy, what a topic <3.
First that comes to mind is Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō, in which Severus moves away from civilisation and opens a café in the middle of nowhere, serving the rare customer while exploring the area, coming across tiny mysteries, drinking coffee at sunset while watching the grass undulate in the evening breeze, or listening to the sound of the rain as it patters against the roof.
Or Mushishi, which would suit his occupation. Severus Snape the Potions Master, starting to go on foraging trips deep into the Forbidden Forest and finding out he now has, perhaps due to his close brush with death, the ability to see strange ethereal creatures that are neither animals nor plants or fungi, and he begins to write an encyclopaedia about them and their effects on people, animals, and the ecosystem as a whole.
And the last series is Sayonara Zetsubō Sensei, which would be just the funniest thing ever. An overacting, pessimistic professor vs. a class full of zany weirdos examining normal aspects of wizarding/British life so closely, everything devolves into absurdity.