Mars Attacks: Simpsons
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A Fan fiction combining The Simpsons, Mars Attacks!, Saturday Night Live, and some Looney Tunes, created by Beta_Log_86.
The Gnard Martians are at it again, but this time... Springfield is in their sights for their activities. However, Kang and Kodos weren't going to let that happen, and the Paec Martians agree. To top it off, a pop singer is kidnapped as part of the lasted series of experimentations. There is a lot at stake, and one family could decide the fate... or at least a town. Work is found on AO3.
Tropes used in Mars Attacks: Simpsons include:
- Actually Pretty Funny: Homer and Bart find themselves laughing at times when it comes to the Gnard Martians.
- Alien Invasion
- Ambiguous Gender: When it comes to the Gnard and Paec Martians, it is justified for them to be address as them as they are Martians despite having male names. Kang and Kodos have been confirmed to be a male and female.
- Anal Probing: Implied that Sideshow Bob gets this, and he complains about it.
- Anti-Villain: Mr. Burns is among the town folks to take a stand to deal with the incoming invasion. Burns still display is true nature but is willing to put aside.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Downplay, he explained, about the Brazilian radiation incident.
- Brain In a Jar/ Losing Your Head/ Decapitation Presentation: Melanie's fate... at least, the Gnards are mindful about her body. Veles shows off to Dolos.
- Curse Cut Short: When Kang learned about what happened to Melanie, Kodos explains about it. Kang's swear is cut and heard as a thunderclap on Springfield.
- Do Wrong Right: When told about the Second Amendment, Quimby explains it applies to militia but allows any other weapon to be in use.
- Both Frankie and Calypso felt the Gnards should've often Melanie some painkillers.
- Enemy Mine: Burns is willing to join the rest of Springfield to deal with the invasion.
- Everyone Has Standards: Arte asks Lovejoy about being a pastor, to which Lovejoy when it comes to Ned, he has his limits.
- For the Evulz: Downplayed, the Gnard Martians are still at it with their human experiments, but one of them gives Melanie an explanation... it was just business.
- Genre Savvy: Burns has a deck of cards with Mars Attacks!.
- Homage: Opening part has Bart writing, We're Parodying Again.
- When she learned about being one of the subjects for experimentations, Melanie responses with "D-Oh".
- Innocent Aliens: Paec Martians... they're willing to deal with the Gnards.
- Humans Through Alien Eyes: Veles asks Hades about Melanie's heart.
- Klingons Love Shakespeare: Kang, Kodos, and Krang warn the Gnards to leave Melanie alone, or they'll be sorry. Of course, Gnards didn't listen.
- Mooning: Loki does this, much to Aries's dismay.
- Oh, No, Not Again: Pretty much the reactions the people of Springfield have when learning about being invaded.
- Prank Call: At least, one chapter has a prank call to a random location, either at Moe's Tavern, City Hall, or a mansion.
- This Means War: Burns makes this statement when he got on to a prank call.