Sailor Moon - The Princess of the Moon Kingdom, dead for a thousand years, haa been reincarnated at last. Unfortunately, the new version is a bottle-blonde teenage ditz without a clue as to her eternal destiny, about the overwhelming supernatural forces massing to destroy the Earth, or why she can never get her hands on those Frank Sinatra tickets she longs for so dearly. Can the talking cat Luna and the four other girls who keep running into her straighten her out in time to giver her a chance to save the world? - (Michael Hopcroft)
Saint Tail - A young girl uses amped-up stage magic to recover items wrongfully taken from their rightful owners, while falling in love with the detective who obsessively pursues her. - (Michael Hopcroft)
Sakura Taisen (“Sakura Wars”) - which occurs in 1920 (or so). It features steam-powered tanks and suits of powered armor, as well as various Weird Talents (so far I've seen telepathy, telekinesis, and possibly teleportation). Nadia occurs in either late Victorian or early Pulp-era (when exactly? anyone know?) and I think deals with South Pacific adventures. Then there's Steamboy which is so full of Pulp goodness it's almost overflowing. - (Susano)
Seinfeld - A group of adventurers hang around in their apartments and in local diners, having amusing discussions about life, love and careers. - (Oddhat)
“7 Deadly Wonders” by Matthew Reilly - A small international team of commandos, plus a scientist and a 10-year-old girl, dash around the world in a retrofitted Sikorsky S-42. Their objective - to navigate through ancient traps set by an Egyptian architect and find the far-flung, long-lost Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and, with them, the seven pieces of the golden capstone of the Great Pyramid of Cheops. Their competitors - large, heavily armed contingents from Japan And Nazi Germany. At stake - the fate of the world.
Seven - the PCs, all gumshoes and feds, have to track down a mysterious killer (the Ripper reborn, perhaps?) through the dark and dismal streets of the Bowery. - (Steve Long)
Sex and the City - Carrie Bradshaw, a detective novelist and writer for a local sleuth magazine, solves mystery cases with her band of “meddling kids”… Samantha Jones, a dilletaunt and secret owner of a successful public relations firm… Charlotte York, wife to high society personality Dr. Trey MacDougal… and Miranda Hobbes, a struggling female lawyer. Together, they the ins and outs of relationships, shoes, and pre-meditated murder in a predominately man's world. - (JakSpade)
Shaman King - The Shamanic Tournament could easily be moved to the Thirties, keeping in mind the increased time length for travel. The Patch would show an amazing grasp of radio technology, especially since it's all hand-crafted. The scary thing about this campaign would be the strong possibility of changing history, depending on who wins. (The Big Bad's motivation could be amplified by foreseeing World War II.) - (Michael Hopcroft)
Speed – Dr. Jennings Petrie has rigged your zeppelin so that if you drop below a certain speed, the whole vehicle goes up in a conflagration that'll make the Hindenburg look like a Boy Scout campfire. And you're running low on fuel. Whaddaya do? - (Steve Long)
Speed - Pop Quiz, Chumley… There's a bomb on an express train. When that train reaches 30 mph the bomb is armed. If it drops below 30 mph, boom! What do you do? What do you do? - (JakSpade)
Star Trek II – just convert the starships into submarines, Khan into an appropriate villain (I'd suggest the Geistkapitan from MM), and the space stations and planets into isolated islands. - (Steve Long)
Star Wars - A New Hope - Young Kansas farmboy Luke has great dreams, to fly fighters like his father did in the Great War. But, it seems, he will be stuck working his Uncle Owen's farm for the rest of his life. That is until a strange dirigible crashes out in one of the distant fields. Going out to investigate, he discovers a strange clock-work man, who is apparently looking for his creator. Taking the golden-bodies mechanical man back to the far for some simple repairs, Luke is soon embroiled in intrigues of world-shaking proportions. Agents of an unknown force, who will stop at nothing to recover the clock-work man, kill Owen and Beru, and burn the farm. Luke escapes, and heads for the big city, looking for someone who can take him to New York, the apparent home of the inventor the robot is looking for. Along the way he befriends free-lance pilot Han, learns to fly himself, and eventually assists in a massed attack on the world conquerer's massive lighter-than-air flying fortress!!! - (Susano)
Stargate - Austrian archeologists in 1928 discoverd a ring made of an unusual metal in the Giza plateau during their search for religious and powerful artifacts. During shipping of the ring back to Munich, American troops attack and steal the ring. In studying the ring, the scientists discover that the ring conducts an electric charge, but continue to pour more and more energy into it, without results. Finally, after several days of charging the ring, they discover that the ring begins to turn. An earthquake, and spash effect later, the scientists and military personel are faced with a German infantry squad returning from an offworld mission. - (JakSpade)
When the infantrymen are interrogated, the Americans discover that the Germans know more about the gate than they do, have discovered another gate, and have been using it for several months, travelling to other worlds.
Stealth - “The Curious Contrivance of the Clockwork Cloudbuster.” The Army Air Corp has developed a new unmanned medium range bomber, utilizing an extremely complex system of clockworks, compasses and primitive electric eyes for operations, navigation, and enemy evasion. On a practice bombing run north of Campaign City, a freak lighting storm shorted out some critical vacuum tubes. Can the pc's board the aircraft and disable it before it destroys downtown?! - (ArmlessTigerMan)
Steam Detectives - Genius detective Narutaki, assisted by his assistant, nurse Ling Ling Hsu, his butler, and the hulking mechanical man Goriki (built by Ling Ling's father), battle crime and various dastardly criminals, such as; the Phantom Knight, Dr. Guilty, Don Death, criminal mastermind Le Bread, the Machine Baron, and jewel thief the Red Scorpion. - (Susano)
Supernatural - A pair of brothers wander through fepression era America living off their wits while trying to track down the ” thing“ that killed their parents. - (st barbara)
Survivor - As part of a radio show, sixteen men and women are taken to a scavenger hunt in the South Pacific to find clues to an ancient treasure. However, no one told them about the headhunters. - (GestaltBennie)
Survivor - Skull Island. Not only do you have to outwit your rivals and find that Immunity Idol, you've got to deal with those pesky natives, that big monkey, and a frikkin' million jillion nasty critters that can kill you. - (Steve Long)
The Sweeney - two-fisted hero cops Reagan and Carter smash their way through the 1930's London underworld whilst their boss Chief Inspector Haskins fends off the politicans and the yellow press. Nobody is safe from this reckless crime-fighting duo - Fascists, Bolsheviks, Chinese Triad dope-dealers, Nazi mad scientists, 1000 year old sorcerors, Ancient Tentacled Horrors From Beyond - all of them live in fear of the words “Shut it! You're nicked!” - (ThothAmon)
Swiss Family Robinson - Family is marooned on a tropical island. Armed only with their knowledge of building fantastical tree-houses with running plumbing, manufacture of boobie traps, and how to repair a pipe organ, they defend themselves against oriental pirates. - (Blue)
Sword of Justice - A playboy was framed for a crime he did not commit. Realizing that he had a lot of money (which would still be waiting for him when he got out) but no real talents other than quick wits, and that a lot of things similar to what had happened to him had happened to less fortunate people, he decides he is going to do something about it. He tells his cellmate “I hear prison is a college – well, I'm ready to learn”, and is thus introduced to several talented burglars, safecrackers, forgers and con artists who agree to teach him their trades. After he gets out, he puts those skills to use – first to nail the men who had wronged him, and then to nail others like them. His trademark, a set of cryptic messages left on the backs of playing cards (the finishing touch is “The spade is the Sword of Justice – it signifies the end.”) has placed a police detective on his trail who, laudable as he might find his goals, would throw him back into prison for the means he uses. - (Michael Hopcroft)