I like the idea of different versions of the same hero teaming up and comparing and contrasting their differences. The differences in their worlds and how they handle their threats. There's fun potential for storytelling there.
Yes, excellent example. The Spiderverse changed from being a gaggle of counterparts thrown together by chance and the villain's scheme, into the Counsel of Ricks. Instead of letting the different worlds breathe and bounce off each other, they were consumed into an unholy orobourus amalgamation.
Exatly. None of it matters. No one cares. Same for infinity stones and time traveling. I can count on one hand the number of situations where time traveling made sense/worked narratively .
Character dies? Just go back in time to save him. It's a miracle they didn't save gamora from thanos - oh wait, they did.
I don't. It's dumb as fuck.
I like the idea of different versions of the same hero teaming up and comparing and contrasting their differences. The differences in their worlds and how they handle their threats. There's fun potential for storytelling there.
Something like the Spiderman crossover but done well?
Yes, excellent example. The Spiderverse changed from being a gaggle of counterparts thrown together by chance and the villain's scheme, into the Counsel of Ricks. Instead of letting the different worlds breathe and bounce off each other, they were consumed into an unholy orobourus amalgamation.
The multi-verse makes it so that anything can happen and none of it can matter.
Exatly. None of it matters. No one cares. Same for infinity stones and time traveling. I can count on one hand the number of situations where time traveling made sense/worked narratively .
Character dies? Just go back in time to save him. It's a miracle they didn't save gamora from thanos - oh wait, they did.