From Nathan Stanley: Combine the SWAT Kats’ world with the Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa. It would be preferable if one of the SWAT Kat villains teamed up with the Masked Bull and if the C.O.W.-Boys’ friend, J.R., popped up, even if just for two seconds. Sidenote: No length requirements.
Lenny Ringtail revives his Western hero character Mitch Mathis and puts him to good use as he, the SWAT Kats, Commander Feral, and Hard Drive team up with Moo and the cowboys to stop the Masked Bull and his partner from stealing oil. Crossover with Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa. (Oneshot – Complete)
From Nathan Stanley: Have the SWAT Kats interact with Sonic the Hedgehog and all his friends. Sidenote: No length requirements and no Chaos Emerald challenge necessary.
When Dr. Viper and Eggman team up to flood Station Square with Viper’s mutants, Sonic and the SWAT Kats team up to stop them, but Grimalken has a trick of his own up his sleeve. Crossover with Sonic the Hedgehog. (Oneshot – Complete)
Someone is robbing all of the pizza places in MegaKat. There’s no way the SWAT Kats can let this attack on one of their favorite foods stand. Crossover with Sonic the Hedgehog. (Oneshot – Complete)
Evil has crossed paths as two separate villains secretly plot with one another in their bid for power. Sonic the Hedgehog and SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron crossover. (Oneshot – Complete)
From Nathan Stanley: Combine the SWAT Kats with one of the following mouse-oriented series: Mighty Mouse, Danger Mouse or Biker Mice from Mars. Sidenote: No length requirements.
The SWAT Kats and the Biker Mice From Mars hang out at, where else? Bob’s Diner. Crossover and a response to the Kat N’ Mouse Challenge. (Oneshot – Complete)
Dr. Viper is up to his old schemes again, but, this time, the SWAT Kats have the Biker Mice fighting by their side. (Oneshot – Complete)
From Frost: Have the Pastmaster or Dr. Viper bring dinosaurs back to life. They can be from all different eras. Have the SWAT Kats battle them until it’s just them and a dinosaur left. Sidenote: No length requirements.
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From Frost: Batman and the SWAT Kats. Now that’s an interesting crossover. Have the SWAT Kats get sucked into the Batman’s universe or vice versa. And, have one or more of the Batman’s villains team up with a SWAT Kat villain. Also, make sure both SWAT Kats are still alive in the end. Sidenote: No length requirements.
(Unfinished) The SWAT Kats find themselves in Gotham City, but they don’t exactly receive a warm welcome. Response to the Vigilantes in the Dark Challenge/Batman Crossover Challenge.
From Zmaster: Set a story in the Dark Ages in MegaLith city. All the main characters’ ancestors must be in the story. Callie’s ancestor is obviously Callista, who is some sort of wizard. Chance’s ancestor could be a knight, Jake could be a rogue, and Felina could be an Amazon or some sort of female warrior, and she doesn’t necessarily have to be related to Feral. Commander Feral could be the captain of the guards. The four main characters must do some sort of quest. You can choose what it will be.
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From Kim Dreamcatcher: How about having Peter Parker, a.k.a. Spider-Man, (or maybe he’d be called Spider-Kat in the Swat Kat world) in the SWAT Kat universe? To explain how Peter ends up in MegaKat City, either have MegaKat City be an equivalent to New York City or have Peter go to MegaKat City. There’s so many possible ways for this story to go; just let your imagination run free. For example, a Spider-Kat villain and a Swat Kat villain could team up, like maybe Dark Kat and Tombstone. Then, maybe the Swat Kats and Spider-Man would team up after acting on their own for a while, and in the end, it’s up to you whether or not they find out each others’ true identities. I just have one small request: when the Swat Kats run into Spider-Kat for the first time, have T-Bone say something like: “Hey, buddy! We wear the red and blue in this town!”
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From Puss: A modified version of Cherry’s Body Switch challenge. Instead of having the SWAT Kats switch bodies, have one or both of the SWAT Kats switch bodies with one (or more) villains. It should be more than five pages long. You are not required to return the characters to their rightful bodies (though it is suggested)
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From Puss: Pair two show characters (no fan-characters!) together. Build their relationship as ‘normally’ as possible. Requirement: Cannot contain any “so’n’so is kidnapped and the other saved them” plotlines. Little or no action is preferred. Bonus points: Don’t use Jake or Chance!
A response to Puss’ SHIP-building challenge, focusing on Feral and Callie.
From Puss: Build up the back-story/origin of a specific character. Tell how Mayor Manx came to power, or why Chance joined the Enforcers, or why Dark Kat went bad. It should be more than five pages long.
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From Puss: Tell the story of how two characters first met. Suggested characters: Jake & Chance, Mac & Molly, the SWAT Kats & Callie, Burke & Murray, Dark Kat & his kreeplings/creeplings.
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From Dreamcatcher: Swat Kat/Powerpuff Girl crossover. That would be an interesting crossover: Three little girls with ultra superpowers get transported to the Swat Kat universe. Let your imagination run loose on this one. If you want, you could also have one or more of the Powerpuff Girls’ enemies end up in the SK world too and maybe have them team up with a Swat Kat enemy (Mojo Jojo, Him, Gangreen Gang, Fuzzy Lumpkins, etc.) Sidenotes: No length requirements.
(Unfinished) The Pastmaster sends the SWAT Kats on an unexpected trip to another dimension with Dr. Viper along for the ride. Response to the Powerpuff Girls Crossover Challenge. See also Robina’s entry.
(Unfinished) A response to the “The Powerpuff Girls Crossover Challenge.” Him casts a spell to destroy the Powerpuff Girls but brings the SWAT Kats to Townsville instead (the mistake Him made will be explained later in the story). How can two kats survive in a city with kindergardeners as its superheroes?
From Kari Gilmore: What if one or both of the SWAT Kats were shrunk? Ladies and gentlekats, it’s time for “SWAT Kats: The Tiny Squadron!” Sidenotes: No length requirements.
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From MoDaD: Madkat VS The Pastmaster, the two magical beings of the SWAT Kats Universe, who will win? who will lose? Who will get the movie rights? You decide. Sidenotes: No length requirements, and can be humorous or serious.
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From Cherry Koivula: “Write a story about what would happen if Chance and Jake switched bodies. The rules are VERY easy! The story can be however long you want, and they have to get their bodies back.”
Thanks to an incident with the Pastmaster, T-Bone and Razor find they’ve switched bodies. Can they keep everyone from noticing? And, how will they get back to normal? A challenge response. See also Collin Blake’s contribution.
Well, with the city in danger, the Swat Kats are there, but this time Dark Kat’s got something new… As does Razor… And, when they clash, personalities fly… Literally. In response to the Body-Swapping Challenge issued by Cherry Koivula. See also Cherry Koivula’s contribution.
Originally started by C.L. Furlong. The story is to cover a showdown between Dark Kat and Dr. Viper. It must be a short story (nothing more than five pages) and neither villain may win in the end.
Dark Kat and Dr. Viper finally go mano-a-mano… In response to a challenge initiated with KS Claw. See also Glen Battilana’s and KS Claw’s contributions. Rated M for violent content.
In another response to the challenge, Dark Kat and Viper have a duel. See also KS Claw’s and CL Furlong’s contributions.
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