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This is a list of various worlds that have crossed over with one another. This is not a list of every fictional world, as that is next to impossible to make. It is simply a listing of the many worlds that have crossed over with one another as discussed elsewhere on this page.
Debuted in the 1932 short story Phoenix and the Sword, from Weird Tales Magazine. From there creator Robert E Howard wrote a series of stories about the barbarian adventurer.
1970 Marvel Comics Conan series. Debut of Red Sonja
1982, Conan the Barbarian
1984, Conan the Destroyer
10/1/92-10/1/94 Conan the Adventurer
1994 Conan and the Young Warriors. Spin off from Conan the Adventurer.
97-98 Conan The Adventurer live action TV show. (Red Sonja Appears)
Here are the openings to Conan the Adventurer and the Conan TV show.
One item to note is the 2006 Conan Collectible Card Game. In it each player controls a Conan from a different dimension/reality.
A note on Red Sonja:
This character was created for the Conan Marvel comic series in 1973 by Roy Thomas and Barry Windsor Smith. Red SonYa (spelling) was a Renaissance character created by Conan Author Robert E. Howard.
Also of note is that Red Sonja has since met DC comics fantasy hero Claw the Unconquered.
A pulp fiction adventurer who was nicknamed the Man of Bronze. Also had a secret hideout called the Fortress of Solitude.
Appeared in comics from Street @ Smith, Marvel, DC, and Darkhorse (During which he met the Shadow)
1975 Movie
Debuted in 1954. The Japanese films are split into three different eras.
Showa Series (During which he fought King Kong)
Heisei Era (Vs era)
Millenium Series (Each movie different reality)These movies were
Godzilla 2000 (1999)
Godzilla vs. Megaguirus (2000)
Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001)
Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002)
Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S. (2003)
Godzilla: Final Wars (2004)
The American Godzilla movie, spun off into Godzilla the Series (Cartoon)
In 1978, there was a Hannah Barbera Godzilla cartoon.
He also crossed with the Japanese TV show Zone fighter.
There are also loose connections to the following Japanese monster/sci-fi movies.
Atragon
Battle in Outer Space
Dogora
Frankenstein Conquers the World
Gorath
Mothra
The Mysterians
Rodan
Space Amoeba
Varan the Unbelievable
The War in Space
1970s Godzilla comic series set in the Marvel Universe
Dark Horse comics published Godzilla comics, who crossed him over with Comics Greatest World.(Dark Horse short lived superhero world)
A toyline developed by Mattel in 1981.
Mini-eternia. The original version of the story, as told in the mini-comics included with the first figures, showed He-man as a wandering barbarian. A great war has ravaged Eternia, which caused a dimensional rift allowing Skeletor to arrive on the planet. The Sorceress, called the Goddess in early stories, helps He-man, who finds one half of the Power Sword. Skeletor has the other half. Whoever has both halves can control Castle Greyskull and the Universe.
Most fans are more familiar with the Filmation cartoon and Marvel Comic. Here there is no mention of the Power Sword. He-man has a secret identity of Prince Adam, and defends Greyskull from Skeletor. He later learns he has a twin sister Adora in Etheria. She eventually becomes She-ra and fights Hordak and the Evil Horde, whom Skeletor was once a member.
Connected to this was Pre-Eternia, which was only vaguely developed. It was an ancient Eternia where He-Ro, apparently a great wizard, fought the Snake Men. Another concept that was never developed had Prince Adam becoming king and having a son named He-Ro.
In 1987, there was a live action He-man movie where the characters come to earth. It may or not be part of the above cannon. One interesting note is the Marvel comics adaptation of the movie added a scene at the end where an American flag is found deep in Castle Grayskull. In addition a NASA flag is found bearing the words "Starfinder 5. July 10, 2221." suggesting that Eternians are descendants of American space explorers.
In 1989, a new anime-ish cartoon called the New Adventures of He-man aired. Here He-man was sent to the future to aid the Galactic Gaurdians. Skeletor was also sent in the future by accident, and led a new set of villains.
The franchise was relaunched briefly in 2002 with a new cartoon that gave more back story to the mythology. One interesting addition was that there was a King Grayskull who fought evil from his Castle, which we know of as Castle Grayskull.
