Punisher Vs. Billy Butcher would be dope

@Your local internet guy So would Deadpool and Wolverine versus Homelander.

Dude I just want Marvel vs. Capcom back with a new game

But if I had to choose, probably One Piece, like imagine Gol. D Roger as Captain America, Garp as Hulk, Wolverine as Oden, the possibilities are endless

@Degenatron9000 You can blame me for putting that in your head and also I think MVC will be back with another game. Like I said before though, I had a couple in my head that Marvel could crossover with. Being fair, I wouldn't be shocked if Marvel crossed over with everything within years (same with DC). Don't forget to check out this person's @ShadowMars4812 other post on DC with the same question.

On the topic of Power Rangers and Ultraman, what about Kamen Rider?

@Inklingboi08 That could work.

If you guys looked at the list I put up, there's some pretty good options. The only ones (in my opinion) that are outside of the box are Psych and Brooklyn 99. Brooklyn 99's has to be in comic book in form due to Andre Braugher's death last year and could introduce Jake and Amy's second child, Rosa Santiago-Peralta. Psych's could still work as a series or a film.

Another idea I've mentioned in the past would be for a crossover with the numerous Superheroes in the Public Domain - thus giving the Superheroes who sadly never made it in the modern day mainstream some time in the spotlight.

My idea behind it in the past was to introduce a new villain who gained the power to manipulate fiction and manifest it into the real world - with said villain creating an army of heroes from the Public Domain (such as Stardust, Moon Girl, Shield, Fantomah, Captain Battle, Amazing Man, Magician From Mars, Atomic Mouse, Dr. Synthe, etc.) - the ability to manipulate fiction allowing the villain to make the PD heroes subservient to him while also giving them some updated designs.

Ultimately the PD heroes would be freed and help the Marvel heroes fight the villain and his army of PD villains/superheroes - which could offer some interesting fights and create some genuinely concerning stakes, especially with some of the people/creatures in the public domain (such as some of H.P. Lovecraft's creations).

Also, it might be interesting to explore the minds of said PD heroes when they're freed from their control; having the double whammy of learning that they're fictional characters and that they're from comics/stories that failed for one reason or another and so have almost entirely been forgotten about (which I think would cause a lot of mixed reactions), but now have the opportunity to "go out on a high note".

If you don't like this, no worries.

Murder Drones

Transformers, GI Joe,