To start writing Disney's bonkers crossover fanfiction, begin by brainstorming different Disney properties that seem like they could be mashed up in a fun way. Let's say you're thinking of Tangled and Big Hero 6. Consider the settings, characters, and themes of each. For Tangled, there's the tower and Rapunzel's long hair, and for Big Hero 6, there are the high - tech gadgets and Baymax. Then, think about a conflict or goal that could bring these two worlds together. Maybe Rapunzel's hair gets tangled up in one of Hiro's inventions, and they have to work together to fix it. Start with a simple scene, like the moment they first meet, and build from there.
First, choose the Disney movies or characters you want to cross over. Then, think of a simple plot idea like they are all invited to a special event. Next, start writing a short introduction to set the scene.
Begin by picking two or more Disney Channel shows for your crossover. For instance, if you choose 'Liv and Maddie' and 'K.C. Undercover'. Consider the themes of each show. Liv and Maddie are about twin sisters with different personalities in the entertainment world, while K.C. is a spy. You could create a story where Liv and Maddie get caught up in one of K.C.'s spy missions. Start with a simple idea and build on it. Write down character descriptions first, so you know how each character will act. Then start writing the actual story, starting with an engaging opening scene that will draw readers in.
One idea could be a crossover between Mickey Mouse and Elsa from Frozen. Imagine Mickey trying to skate on Elsa's ice creations. Another could be a meeting of Stitch and Simba. Stitch's wacky antics in the Pride Lands would be really fun to write about. And a crossover of Aladdin and Tinker Bell, with Tinker Bell using her pixie dust to help Aladdin's magic carpet fly even better.
Well, it can be a bit of a hunt. The crossover isn't super common, but that makes the ones that exist even more special. In some of these fanfictions, the characters from Gargoyles might be confused by the strange laws of Bonkers' universe. And the Bonkers characters could be in awe or fear of the Gargoyles. One really good one I remember had the Gargoyles helping Bonkers solve a mystery that was a bit too much for the regular characters in Bonkers' world. It was a great mix of the two shows' elements.
Begin by deciding on the theme of your crossover. It could be a battle against a common enemy, a quest for a magical item, or a journey of self - discovery. Let's say you choose the theme of a quest. Then, select characters from different Disney Infinity sets that would fit this theme. Like Tinker Bell and Flynn Rider. Outline a basic story structure, including the beginning where they meet, the middle with the challenges they face, and the end where they achieve their goal or not.
Maybe the Gargoyles get accidentally transported to Bonkers' world. And they have to find a way back while dealing with all the chaos there.
First, you need to choose the Disney movies or shows you want to cross over. Think about which characters would interact in an interesting way. For example, if you pick 'Cinderella' and 'Mulan', consider how Cinderella's grace and Mulan's strength can play off each other.
Begin by brainstorming interesting scenarios. If you're doing an 'It' crossover with a sci - fi story, think about how the otherworldly elements of 'It' like the sewers and Pennywise's powers would work in a sci - fi setting. Decide on your main characters from both universes. Then, create a rough plot outline. You could start with a character from one world stumbling into the other. It's all about being creative and having fun with it.
First, choose the Disney movies or characters you want to cross over. Then, think about a central plot that would bring them together. For example, if you're crossing "Toy Story" and "Winnie the Pooh", the toys could end up in the Hundred Acre Wood. After that, start with an interesting opening scene that grabs the reader's attention, like Woody waking up in Pooh's world.
First, you need to know the Disney universe well. Read up on different Disney movies, their characters, and the overall themes. Then, think about the setting of the Walt Disney Academy. Decide if it's a modern - day academy or set in a different time period. After that, create your characters. They could be new students, teachers, or even magical creatures. Just make sure they fit within the Disney aesthetic.