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Creepers randomly appearing and terrorizing The Others would be fucking hilarious.

Oh, now that would be hilarious. I could see his "love" (because Aqua is Aqua) interests being dismayed that his undead mother is clam-blocking them. :ROFLMAO:

I'll spoiler it in case you don't want to know: But yeah, people who return as Crows are... well, they're fucked up, but it's not known whether it's because the trauma of their deaths (such as Eric Draven -- he was shot in the head, paralyzed, and watched his girlfriend get basically raped to...

I find the only reply to my reddit post kinda amusing, though -- I mean, I kinda understand people not wanting the series to go into more supernatural territory, but... we're already there? I mean Crow Girl is a fucking goddess that reincarnated two people. :ROFLMAO:

I expanded on it on the subreddit, but it looks like people aren't that interested in the idea. shrug

Oshi no Ko and The Crow. The (unreliable) Crow Girl recently said that Ai had "no regrets" when she died, and that "she thought no more" because she'd "dissolved/become one with the ocean and stars", but I find that hard to believe, to be honest. Yes, she finally realized that she could love...

Oh, for sure.

But they did heavily influence and help form the genres they're part of. Lord of the Rings, for example, while based on existing sources (e.g. folklore, Christian and Scandinavian mythology, et cetera), basically helped form all the tropes we know today in even long-standing franchises like...

Battlestar Galactica (nBSG) and Doctor Who's Cybermen. The Cybermen are created independently through many different groups, species, and races -- all began either through directly incorporating technology into their beings (such as the Cybermen of Mondas proper and the Mondasian Colony Ship...