Isla Nublar: A Survey Corps Crossover

Premise: Erwin Smith, wealthy visionary and founder of "Nublar Genetics," has spent a fortune cloning dinosaurs from preserved DNA on a remote island theme park. After an incident with a Velociraptor handler, nervous investors — represented by lawyer Zackly — demand outside experts certify the park is safe before it opens to the public.

Cast:

Erwin Smith — The park's founder and driving visionary. Charismatic, endlessly confident in his creation, but slowly forced to reckon with what he's unleashed.

Levi Ackerman (playing the Dr. Grant role) — A renowned paleontologist, blunt and unimpressed by wonder, dismissive of children right up until he's stuck with two of them. His discipline and tactical mind become the group's greatest asset once things go wrong.

Hange Zoë (playing the Dr. Sattler role) — A paleobotanist and all-around scientific obsessive, utterly delighted by every living dinosaur they see, unable to stop taking notes even while running for their life.

Zackly (playing the Gennaro role) — The investors' lawyer, skeptical, self-interested, and first to go when the T-Rex breaks loose.

Eren and Mikasa — Erwin's grandchildren, brought along for the tour. Eren is the reckless, dino-obsessed kid who won't stop touching things he shouldn't; Mikasa is sharper, more cautious, and fiercely protective of her brother the moment things go wrong.

Zeke (playing the Ian Malcolm role) — A chaos theorist, dry and sardonic, spends half the tour warning everyone this will end badly, and is insufferably right.

Floch (playing the Dennis Nedry role) — A disgruntled IT technician, underpaid and resentful, who sabotages the park's security systems to steal embryos for a rival company, triggering the disaster.

The Velociraptors — intelligent, coordinated creatures — fast, cunning, hunting in packs, testing fences.

The Tyrannosaur — The park's apex predator, breaking containment during the storm.

Setting: Isla Nublar remains the same — a remote island park off Costa Rica, though you could reflavor it with Paradis-style geography and Erwin's company as a Marleyan or independent bioengineering venture if you want deeper AoT lore integration.

Structure, following the original beats:

Arrival & Wonder — Levi and Hange arrive skeptical, are stunned by the sight of living Brachiosaurus, and witness a Velociraptor hatching.

The Debate — Zeke lays out his warnings over dinner; Erwin defends his vision; tension builds.

The Storm — A tropical storm rolls in as Floch sabotages the systems to smuggle out embryos, cutting power to the fences.

Chaos — The T-Rex breaks loose during the vehicle tour; Eren and Mikasa are separated from the adults; Levi and Hange must get them to safety.

The Raptors — The pack-hunting predators stalk the group through the visitor center and kitchens.

The Climax — A last stand in the control room/visitor center, using wit and teamwork to survive and escape.

Aftermath — Rescue, and a quiet, sobering reflection on hubris, containment, and whether nature was ever meant to be controlled.