Nintendo Multiverse... (not to be confused with Miiverse)

[Twilord]

What Nintendo series would you like to see sharing the same universe?

 

[Reila]

None, really. Besides Mario and Donkey Kong, which share the same universe already. I think the franchises are fine being their own things.

 

[Trieste Sp]

Metroid and StarFox sounds really believable to me.

 

[Kirbyfan391]

I thought the idea of Metroid and Starfox being connected would be cool. I mean, Starfox is already connected to F-Zero, and Metroid is already connected to Kirby, which is connected to Mario(all these connections are via cameos or guest appearances by the way). So if Starfox connected to Metroid pretty much every Nintendo franchise that went through a space-theme is connected, except Pikmin I guess.

 

[Reila]

How is Metroid connected to Kirby? I don't think Samus' cameo in Dream Land 3 counts as connecting the two universes. Is there anything else supporting it?

 

[Kirbyfan391]

How is Metroid connected to Kirby? I don't think Samus' cameo in Dream Land 3 counts as connecting the two universes. Is there anything else supporting it?

Well, I count it. Plus, there are Metroids in that same area.
Though besides that Kirby can also turn into a Samus statue in Super Star, so there's that I guess.

 

[TimpaniGamer]

I thought the idea of Metroid and Starfox being connected would be cool. I mean, Starfox is already connected to F-Zero, and Metroid is already connected to Kirby, which is connected to Mario(all these connections are via cameos or guest appearances by the way). So if Starfox connected to Metroid pretty much every Nintendo franchise that went through a space-theme is connected, except Pikmin I guess.

You end up collecting a few Mario-themed items in Pikmin 2 (Peach's Crown, a tube of Mario Paint, maybe others), so there's that connection: Pikmin takes place in the future of at least the Mario universe if you consider that canon.

 

[Zoot]

Pikmin takes place in the future of at least the Mario universe if you consider that canon.

Pikmin 3 takes place on Earth though, so make of that what you will.

 

[Velveteen997]

I think its several universes (a multiverse) that has occasional rifts.

 

[PrinceOfKoopas]

I like Star Fox and F-Zero being confirmed connected, but I'd like to keep things to just that.

 

[DarkGold777]

I don't think a poll would work for such an answer-varying question.

Anyway, I'd rather not see canonical connections between franchises aside from maybe a Mario and Kirby crossover or something. No, Game Theory, those cameos are just for fun, not proof. >3>

 

[FairyLip]

Metroid, StarFox, and F-Zero all take place in the same universe, I think. I mean, they share so many similarities, it seems weird for them not to.

Earthbound and Xenoblade, though, is a weird idea, but an interesting one.

 

[DarkGold777]

Metroid, StarFox, and F-Zero all take place in the same universe, I think. I mean, they share so many similarities, it seems weird for them not to.

Earthbound and Xenoblade, though, is a weird idea, but an interesting one.

It's weird for them not to be in the same universe because they're all of the sci-fi genre and the little references to each other put in just for fun? That doesn't really make sense to me...

 

[CheezyTacos]

I think Animal Crossing and Splatoon would be great. Seeing Inklings and villagers together would be hilarious.

 

[Chaos_Knight]

I think Metroid and Xenoblade (specifically X) would make a perfect crossover.