This is my idea for the saga's ending.

Some of this is based off "The Last Jedi", while it's mainly original.

I mainly based this off the 'Star Wars: the Old Republic' online game I've played before. Also, the appearance of 'Zaro' in here is based of the 'Sith Warrior' figure in the old LEGO Star Wars Jedi Defender-Class Cruiser set.

Many of this is based off "LEGO Star Wars: Freemaker Adventures", the original episode VI, and "The Last Jedi". There's also a few of the 'Expanded Universe' books in this.

As Snoke's freed Sith army constructs a powerful weapon to vanquish the Republic, hope sparks from the love between Jedi-Senator Leia Skywalker and her guards' captain, Han Solo.

Taking off from my alternate version of Episode III, this is what I think Episode IV could have been like afterwords.

This is how I thought "Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith" could have happened. More will be coming to follow this up. Partially based of "How Revenge of the Sith Should Have Ended".

This is my other half of the story where one Jedi gets ideas to help keep the Jedi Order going during and after Order 66.

This is an idea I had while playing the "LEGO: Star Wars: the Force Awakens" video game while creating a Jedi-Droid custom character.

Having seen "The Incredibles 2", this is one of my ideas for a 3rd 'Incredibles' movie. Note: If you haven't seen "The Incredibles 2" yet, make sure to do that first. Otherwise, parts of the ending will be spoiled.

I recently saw "The Incredibles 2", loved it, and already came up with ideas for a 3rd one. This is one of them. Note: If you haven't yet seen "The Incredibles 2", please do it before reading this, may contain spoilers.

This is my idea for what could've been another Christmas Special for the 'Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper'. Hope you like it.

This is my own idea for a 'Fairly Odd' version of 'A Christmas Carol' that could have been the Season 10 Christmas special.

This is my own idea for how the series could have ended. Because then Rapses would've regained his future throne and Presley would get all the perks of being wealthy and powerful.

This is my idea for a 3rd sequel series to "Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero". Here, the trio have their own kids and have jobs as regular world heroes (Boone: Coastguard, Penn: Firefighter, Sashi: Policeman). When Phyllis comes back, the kids have a chance to follow in their parents footsteps as part-time heroes (against Rippen's grownup nephew).

This is my own idea for a sequel series to "Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero", where the trio gets new jobs as heroes to travel through time to keep the future bright the and present unaltered via the past, it's mainly how it would get started.

Ever wondered what missions for Penn Zero and his friends could've been made off of Disney or Disney/Pixar movies? Well here's your chance. Here they assume roles of the main heroes of "A Bug's Life". It's mainly around the climax. Enjoy!

After seeing the episode, "Be my Ghost", I figured that if they could do 1 "Penn Zero" with ghosts as heroes, why not another. Also, "North Pole Down" didn't have to be the show's only Christmas Special, and like other TV shows before and after, it could have it's own version of A Christmas Carol. Only more action-packed.

This is my idea of a crossover between the "Back to the Future" Animated Series and the "Voyagers!" TV show, where some of there adventures intersect and they eventually meet face-to-face. Note: I thought of how they could've been if Calbertia, the girl Jeffery befriended in Ancient Rome in episode 2, chose to join him and Bogg (which is what I think should have happened).

This ending is that different from the original. But ever since I first saw this short, I've seen comments that compare it to Scooby-Doo, and I agree with them. I only added a few things to the ending.

This ending isn't took different from the original, the only changes are that elements from "Scooby-Doo" are borrowed. Since I first saw this short of "MLP: Equestria Girls", some people have compared it to "Scooby-Doo" and I've come to agree on the comparison.

This is an 'alternate history' take on a famous Christmas classic. If Charles Dickens and Dr. Seuss switched places in time and had to write each other's works (in their own ways of course). This is how Dr. Seuss may have written 'A Christmas Carol' if that happened; like 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas'.

This is "A Christmas Carol" if Dr. Seuss wrote it in Charles Dickens' place. Think of it as if the 2 had swapped times and eras, and therefore had to do each other's work in their place. This crossover is an alternate historic take on the classic Christmas tale we all know and love. All rights reserved. No copyright intended.

This is a crossover of 'Lost in Space', Disney's 'The Black Hole', and 'Star Wars'. It's about how these stories might have happened if the Robinsons got involved in all of them and if that black hole led to the 'Star Wars' galaxy.

Cody and Penny from both "Rescuers" movies are very popular as a cartoon couple. Ever wondered what would have happened if they'd actually met? And if Penny's message made it all the way to Australia. Well this story covers that topic.

Another time anomaly for Ben 10 and his family to face. Only this time, history and the future both come to them. While watching a time machine demo, Ben 10 encounters not only a black knight from the past, but also his own son, Ken 10, from nearly 30 years in the future.

Ben 10 and his cousin Gwen have proven to be great heroes, even for kids. The Justice League needs new child heroes to increase the Present-Day League and become tomorrow's heroes. So Gwen and Ben are taken in by the League and they love it, they even get a crisis on the first day.

A Star Wars take on 'A Christmas Carol', done with originally made characters and surrounding the 'Star Wars' version of Christmas; Life Day. All rights reserved to Lucasfilm Ltd. No copyright intended.

An alternate take on how Juniper Montage was reformed, not with the magic mirror, but ghosts made possible by the Equestrian magic, an "Equestria Girls' take on "A Christmas Carol" All rights reserved to Hasbro. No copyright intended.