A certain dimension traveler accidentally poked a hole in five-dimensional space, punching right through the copyrights of a pile of movies, TV shows, games, and novels in four-dimensional space. As a result, the dimensional walls between all the worlds in three-dimensional space shattered.
Will is a resident of three-dimensional space. Ever since birth, he's known that he's part of the scenery in a comic book. So he diligently works as a sports reporter at the Daily Planet, occasionally reaching out to move a speech bubble that's blocking his view.
Then one day, Will suddenly feels that something isn't right. A reporter named Clark Kent has transferred to the news department office next door.
Will: ...Wait, Editor, did you write the wrong script? This is the Daily Planet, not the Daily Star!
What he doesn't know is that after the dimensional walls shattered, scripts stopped existing a long time ago.
So, do you think the shattered dimensional walls should be repaired or left alone?
This is a completely absurd free-for-all, with DC, Marvel, all kinds of TV shows and movies, and game companies like Blizzard and Ubisoft all thrown into one pot. All kinds of overlaps, all kinds of wild plot twists, all kinds of bizarre ideas. I admit that when I wrote this, I'd already given up on treatment.
The author definitely isn't taking any medication while writing this. Nope, none at all.
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