Who would be the most interesting character interactions in 'Criminal Minds and Sherlock crossover fanfiction'?

One of the most intriguing plots could be a serial killer case that spans across both universes. Maybe the killer uses the intelligence - gathering techniques from Criminal Minds and the deductive reasoning of Sherlock. For example, the killer leaves clues that can only be deciphered by someone with Sherlock's skills, but the motives are related to the psychological profiling done in Criminal Minds. This creates a really interesting dynamic where the characters from both shows have to work together to catch the killer.

I think Grissom from CSI and Reid from Criminal Minds. Grissom is so experienced with the forensic side of things, and Reid is a genius when it comes to profiling. Their interactions would be really cool. They could learn a lot from each other. Grissom could show Reid how to look at evidence in a more practical way, and Reid could give Grissom some insights into the psychological aspects of the cases.

Sasuke and Hotch could be a great pair. Sasuke has his dark and brooding nature, and Hotch is a strong leader. Hotch could help Sasuke with his emotional issues, and Sasuke could show Hotch his powerful ninja skills. They could work together to solve a case where the criminal has a complex backstory similar to Sasuke's own, and they would understand each other on a certain level.

Hotch from Criminal Minds could be very interesting. He's a strong leader and his no - nonsense approach would contrast with Dexter's more secretive and morally ambiguous ways. Their interactions could be intense, like when Hotch starts to suspect that Dexter is not what he seems. Hotch would try to use his profiling skills to figure out Dexter, while Dexter would be trying to outwit him to protect his secret.

Well, a cool plot might be that Sherlock and Reid from Criminal Minds get into a battle of wits over a case. The case could involve a super - intelligent criminal who is playing mind games with both of them. Or perhaps there's a case where the BAU's profiling skills are needed to understand the motives of a criminal that Sherlock has been chasing, but can't quite figure out the 'why' behind the crimes. And they end up learning from each other's methods.

Definitely Joker and Makoto Yuki. Joker is the leader of the Phantom Thieves, very confident and strategic, while Makoto Yuki is a strong and silent type. Their leadership styles could clash or complement each other.

Definitely the interactions between the two versions of Leonardo. The 2012 Leo is more light - hearted in some ways compared to the very serious 2003 Leo. They could have some great moments of leadership clashes and then learning from each other. For example, the 2003 Leo could teach the 2012 Leo some of his more stoic leadership techniques.

I think the interaction between Joker (from Persona 5) and Yu (from Persona 4) would be really interesting. They are both leaders of their respective groups, so they could exchange leadership strategies and learn from each other. Also, Morgana and Teddie would be hilarious together. Morgana's serious yet sometimes clueless nature and Teddie's over - the - top and comical personality would create some great comedic moments.

Paige from Scorpion and Reid from Criminal Minds would make an interesting pair. Paige has a way of understanding and communicating with people, and Reid is highly intelligent but sometimes struggles with social interactions. Paige could help Reid better interact with the people they interview during investigations, and Reid could share his vast knowledge with Paige, especially in academic areas like literature and history that might be relevant to cases.

Gibbs and Hotchner would be an interesting pairing. Gibbs is a tough - as - nails leader in NCIS with a lot of field experience and a unique way of getting information out of suspects. Hotchner, on the other hand, is a more by - the - book leader in Criminal Minds who is also very good at handling his team. In a crossover, they could learn from each other's leadership styles while working on a case that requires both military and psychological expertise.