Which manga characters would u like to see interact with each other in a crossover.

For me id like to see Akumetsu(or shou) meet Onizuka (in a conflict/ normal conversation) .Would be interesting to watch.

I'd like to see L try to catch Lelouch as Zero. I'm not sure who would win that one.

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That sounds like a cool idea, but it's kind of hard for me to decide which to manga series to merge. Hmm, it would be kind of interesting to see Musashi No.9 and Death Note, Lol, Ultimate Blue versus twisted killer... Oh, and I would kinda like to see Shingetsutan Tsukihime/Melty Blood and Trinity Blood crossover. Abel Nightroad and Shiki Tohno could work together to kill vampires.

A crossover of One Piece and Fairy Tail would really kick ass.

i think the gun/mafia type shows fit together pretty good. gungrave, cowboy bebop, outlaw star, baccano, trigun, black lagoon, hellsing. would be pretty interesting to see main characters walk into a bar and end up having a shootout over slice of pizza or somthin.

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A Blade of the Immortal and Vagabond crossover might be cool having Manji + Giichi + Kojiro + Takezo/Musashi + Inshun vs. Yoshioka + Itto-Ryu + those guys at the battle of Sekigahara (kind of overkill, but it'd still be cool). I think that it'd be cool to see some mangaka's different series cross over such as:
Azuma Kiyohioko's Azumanga Daioh and Yotsuba&!
Urusawa Naoki's Monster with 20th Century Boys (Kenji and gang being treated by Tenma or something like that)
Obata Takeshi doing the art for a go match of Death Note vs. Hikaru no Go characters such as : Hikaru/Sai vs. L, Toya Meijin vs. Light.

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