Hybrid Lands: Disney/Universal Edition (join the fun!) (open brainstorming)

[PrinceCharming617]

I don't know dude. It would have to definitely be separate from one another. Like colonial times in one part and wilderness in another.

But saying all that stuff dude hahaha Adventureland somehow works and that's all over the place. Africa, Hawaii and the Caribbean and maybe more that I've completely forgot. hahaha

 

[oogie boogie man]

This would be great in an America park as well.

Oh yeah, there has been some great ones on the boards over the years. Any of those would suffice.

 

[Rambozo]

As long as it's a Disneyfied version of the past than I'm all for it. I don't want to deal with guilt trips while I'm on my trip.

 

[Frankenstein79]

I think I would have went with a regular old ship. This way you can name it whatever you want and not have to connect it to a certain time period.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

It's too bad Disney didn't buy Knotts Berry Farm when they had the chance. That would have been a great American park for them. Of course they would have had to change some stuff, but it would have been awesome.

As long as they kept the fried chicken, I'm sure everyone would be happy with it.

 

[Miru]

It's too bad Disney didn't buy Knotts Berry Farm when they had the chance. That would have been a great American park for them. Of course they would have had to change some stuff, but it would have been awesome.

As long as they kept the fried chicken, I'm sure everyone would be happy with it.

That could be a fun “What if” topic here in imagineering; I already have some ideas for tweaks and IP integration rolling ‘n rattling around in my neocortex. A Disney-owned Knott’s would probably have less of those barely themed coasters hanging around.

 

[Goofy Ninja]

That would actually be pretty cool, I would have never thought of it.

The main attraction seems fun too, but it kinda glorifies being drunk though. Too often nowadays drinking and driving is used as a joke on shows like South Park and the Simpsons.

 

[Rambozo]

That would actually be pretty cool, I would have never thought of it.

The main attraction seems fun too, but it kinda glorifies being drunk though. Too often nowadays drinking and driving is used as a joke on shows like South Park and the Simpsons.

There's always a way around this subject.

It could always end with Homer crashing, just to show that you shouldn't drink and drive.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

Why stop at a single section, The Simpsons could honestly be a whole theme park. I'm a real big fan of the show, it has really been a big part of my life, especially the holiday episodes. I was a wee one when I first started watching them.

 

[The Great Gonzo]

That's an interesting idea. The Simpsons have even spoofed the idea in their show. For example, instead of the 7 Dwarfs, they have the 7 Duffs. The Duffs' names are Tipsy, Queasy, Surly, Sleazy, Edgy, Dizzy and Remorseful.

Yeah, ya gotta love when the Simpsons don't hold back. Too many people are afraid in Hollywood nowadays.

 

[Frankenstein79]

I heard Uni is getting rid of the Simpsons' section (for Pokemon). So maybe we can get one at WDW or DL.

 

[Miru]

I heard Uni is getting rid of the Simpsons' section (for Pokemon). So maybe we can get one at WDW or DL.

That’s only a rumor. And IMHO it would be wiser to keep Simpsons as a bargaining chip for Marvel.

 

[Frankenstein79]

That’s only a rumor. And IMHO it would be wiser to keep Simpsons as a bargaining chip for Marvel.

With Universal though rumors tend to come true more often than cheap Disney.

 

[RunForestRun]

I don't see why Universal would give up Marvel for the rights to The Simpsons. Marvel has been way more successful the past 10 years. It has only dipped down since they made it the M-She-U.

 

[Miru]

I don't see why Universal would give up Marvel for the rights to The Simpsons. Marvel has been way more successful the past 10 years. It has only dipped down since they made it the M-She-U.

There have been plenty of male-led Marvel films & shows; does that make them the M-He-U? Of course being gay, Jewish, too recent in terms of actual comic appearance, etc. makes them “no longer male” apparently according to some.

The only true M-She-U stuff are She-Hulk (who at least looks like her normal self) and The Marvels. And the worst Marevl media are… non-M-She-U. Either they’re not on the MCU or they’re male led and thus M-He-U.

Maybe they’re doing this on purpose to devalue Marvel and force Universal to give it up?

 

[Lord Fozzinator]

There have been plenty of male-led Marvel films & shows; does that make them the M-He-U? Of course being gay, Jewish, too recent in terms of actual comic appearance, etc. makes them “no longer male” apparently according to some.

The only true M-She-U stuff are She-Hulk (who at least looks like her normal self) and The Marvels. And the worst Marevl media are… non-M-She-U. Either they’re not on the MCU or they’re male led and thus M-He-U.

Maybe they’re doing this on purpose to devalue Marvel and force Universal to give it up?

Now that is a theory.
A THEME PARK THEORY
I still miss MatPat​

 

[RunForestRun]

There have been plenty of male-led Marvel films & shows; does that make them the M-He-U? Of course being gay, Jewish, too recent in terms of actual comic appearance, etc. makes them “no longer male” apparently according to some.

The only true M-She-U stuff are She-Hulk (who at least looks like her normal self) and The Marvels. And the worst Marevl media are… non-M-She-U. Either they’re not on the MCU or they’re male led and thus M-He-U.

Maybe they’re doing this on purpose to devalue Marvel and force Universal to give it up?

Big difference. Captain America, Iron Man and the other male characters are all popular (in the movies and comics). Because they tend to be likable and not Karens or Mary Sues.

While most of the female characters either are not popular (Miss Marvel, America Chavez, Ironheart, Echo, Agatha Harkness, Eternals and Photon), take over a Male show or Movie (Dr. Strange 2, Thor Love and Thunder, Wakanda Forever, Loki, Hawkeye, Moon Knight and Secret Invasion), they ruin the characters and make them unlikable (Scarlet Witch and She-Hulk) or heck they even gender swap characters completely (Taskmaster and Scarlet Scarab).

 

[Miru]

Big difference. Captain America, Iron Man and the other male characters are all popular (in the movies and comics). Because they tend to be likable and not Karens or Mary Sues.

While most of the female characters either are not popular (Miss Marvel, America Chavez, Ironheart, Echo, Agatha Harkness, Eternals and Photon), take over a Male show or Movie (Dr. Strange 2, Thor Love and Thunder, Wakanda Forever, Loki, Hawkeye, Moon Knight and Secret Invasion), they ruin the characters and make them unlikable (Scarlet Witch and She-Hulk) or heck they even gender swap characters completely (Taskmaster and Scarlet Scarab).

There were male Eternals, most of them were useless and one was evil though.

Dr Strange 2 had a female antagonist and by that logic they’ve been taking over since Ragnarok at least. That had a female villain too. Loki managed to reclaim his show in Season 2. Secret Invasion was never gendered. The female Thor died at the end of Love & Thunder.

Soon, Sony will become Son-She-y with their next movie, right?

 

[WaltWiz1901]

What would you include in an Adventureland/Fantasyland hybrid land?

As opposed to just doing Neverland, I'm thinking about something I call FantaSea, with these films represented within:

• Peter Pan
• The Little Mermaid
• Atlantis: The Lost Empire
• Moana

Going for a more suburban angle, perhaps any of these for size:

• Saludos Amigos/The Three Caballeros
• The Emperor's New Groove
• Lilo & Stitch
• UP
• Encanto

 

[Rambozo]

Splendid ideas gentlemen!