Ritji Gontor

  Alternate Universe/Reality of DC Entertainment DC and Warner Bros. Expansion: DC and Warner Bros. could have taken a more integrated approach to expanding their universe across various platforms in the 2010s by introducing new storylines, locations and characters from the DC movie or TV universe into the DC comic multiverse, creating a cohesive and interconnected world where theaters showcase new movies exploring lesser-known characters and storylines, such as Zatanna, Booster Gold or the Question, while TV channels like CW, HBO, TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network and Boomerang cater to different audiences with CW focusing on teen and young adult dramas and HBO producing darker, more mature content. Streaming platforms like Netflix, HBO Max and Amazon Prime offer exclusive series and movies, including animated series, live-action adaptations and spin-offs, thereby expanding the DC universe through live-action and animated content across theaters, TV channels and streaming plat...

Alternate Universe/Reality of Marvel Entertainment Expanded Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU): With Disney owning the rights to all characters, including Spider-Man from Sony, the X-Men and Fantastic Four from Fox, and the Hulk and Namor from Universal, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) could have seamlessly woven iconic characters and storylines into a united timeline starting as early as the Infinity Saga, allowing for frequent collaborations and team-ups among the Avengers, Spider-Man, the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and the Hulk, leading to expanded team dynamics, epic crossovers, and iconic moments adapted from comics like Secret Wars or House of M; major events like Infinity War and Endgame would have included characters like the X-Men and Fantastic Four alongside the Avengers, adding depth and raising the stakes even higher; with Disney’s acquisition of all Marvel superhero rights in 2012, creating a unified Marvel Cinematic Universe (UMCU), there would be seamless integration of cha...

Potential Plot for Legendary Picture's Street Fighter Movie: What if I combine two worst live action movie Adaptations of Capcom Street Fighter: Street Fighter 1994 movie and Street Fighter Legend of Chun-Li movie with the Structure, Elements, plot, themes, source material from the games(Street Fighter 1987, Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter 2, Street Fighter 4, Street Fighter 3, Street Fighter 5, Street Fighter 6),Street Fighter 2:the Animated movie, and Udon comic books to fix the mistakes they made by using the MK 2021 formula for the upcoming Street fighter reboot movie in March 20, 2026 and  produced/distributed by Legendary Pictures and Sony Pictures  and supervised by Capcom(USA and Japan)and the potential directors are the Philippou brothers or Daniel Destin Creation or Kitao Sakurai or even Joey Anash and the soundtrack will have hip hop, rap, rock(USA and Japan) similar to the soundtrack from the Street Fighter 1994 movie but samples of  the theme...

What if the americanized/canadian version of 90s street fighter animated series is modernized  1. Modernized Americanized Street Fighter Animated Series: A modernized Americanized/Canadian Street Fighter animated series utilizing today’s advanced animation technology and high-quality voice acting could feature fluid and dynamic fight scenes, detailed character designs, and immersive environments, with music composed by renowned artists to enhance the overall experience; deeper character backstories and expanded lore could make the series more engaging, drawing from the rich lore of the Street Fighter games and exploring the origins of characters like Ryu and Chun-Li while introducing new characters to add fresh dynamics; a new, non-canon storyline that stays true to the essence of the Street Fighter games while introducing new characters and plot elements would keep the series fresh and exciting, involving new rivalries, alliances, and threats, making it an engaging addition to the...