I recently watched the Captain Marvel movie (2019) and understood that Yon-Rogg claims that Carol/Vers received his blood in a transfusion that saved her life. Was Yon-Rogg lying to Carol/Vers when he said this or was her DNA fused with Mar-Vell's as part of the explosion that led to her becomin...

Why they choose the title to be "Captain Marvel"? Firstly Carol Danvers was a pilot. And Captain is a rank in the Army. I understand the title "Captain America" because Steve was in the Army and thus the title make sense. But for Carol, I didn't get the logic behind the "Captain" title. And als...

A man wakes up in the hospital, family in the room, with new and super-normal ability. He uses this to create peace and advance mankind. Takes place in the U.S. and of course there's great resistance from the government. A 2nd book takes place in the U.S. northwest (Washington or Oregon). Young ...

At the end of Captain Marvel, Carol gives Nick Fury a She also leaves on earth with him. In the post-credits scene of Avengers: Infinity War, he uses However, weren’t there earlier occasions that called for the same action? Specifically:

I read, about four or five years ago, a fanfic about Harry going missing for two years after the war with Voldemort, and when he comes back, Ginny has two kids, and Harry is the father but he doesn't know. In those two years, he's been tortured by Voldemort with memories in a dark room. I'm 90%...

The book takes place in the U.S. northwest (Washington or Oregon). Young people find a portal to another place / time and begin creating a base there. Eventually they bring across parts for a small plane. As I remember, there are no people on the other side and it was a version of their current l...

So all HTTYD dragons are based on animals in real life. I need help on what a Razorwhip would be in real life. Any suggestions? (If ur wondering I want to draw Heather and Windshear as real life people and pets but it doesn’t have to be something that would usually be a pet for example Snotlouts ...

Skrulls have the ability to completely replicate an entire beings DNA structure. That being said, when Skrulls are injured, all they need to is to turn into someone else and they will reconstruct there bodies?

What exactly is a flerken? How does it swallow things much bigger than itself? Where do they originate from? Do they show up anywhere else in the MCU?

As mentioned here, Skrulls have the ability to copy anyones DNA structure and replicate it in their bodies. In the movie we see that they can also replicate clothing which doesn't make sense because clothing does not contain DNA?

The story starts, I think, in a Potions class and Snape asks Draco to stay after class. When Draco goes up to Snape, Snape explains exactly what he wants. Snape had heard about a fight or something between Draco and Harry. Somewhere the author explains that Snape doesn't take points from his own...

Can Marvel's Paige Guthrie change into Thors Mjölnir? According to Wikipedia "Paige most commonly takes on a Paige-like form in a new material. She can become any solid that she has studied (including glass, wood, rubber, brick, diamond, granite, and even adamantium). These forms take on new p...

So in the hidden world scene ‘king’ Toothless calls out to the dragons of the hidden world. When the dragons respond next to the Light Furies, we a Bewilderbeast that looks EXACTLY like Drago’s Bewilderbeast from HTTYD 2. It’s even missing his left tusk. Why is this Bewilderbeast not in charge?

The world was described as a fantasy setting with the usual warriors, mages and thieves present. The mages had the instinctive ability to control the world's remaining nanobots. Level of control was determined by the accidental placement of nanobots at birth. If a mage had a cluster of bots in th...

In Captain Marvel we are shown that she has an implant that appears to help her control or regulate her powers, and lights up on occasion. What exactly is it, and what does it do?

In the new Captain Marvel film there is cat that plays a role in the plot that is named Goose. This character is also present in the comics but is known as Chewie. Now I don't think it is very hard to see where these names took inspiration from... Chewie from Star Wars and Goose from Top Gun....

Is the MCU version of Captain America a virgin? (In which case he will die a virgin. Does that bother you?)

When Carol Denver goes to talk to the Supreme AI after she recovers her memories. She plays the Nirvana song "Come as Your Are" which was released in 1991. She had her accident in 1989 and they took her to the planet Hala. How and when did she listen to Nirvana "Come as You Are" song, for it to...

While it's reasonably clear that is the root cause of the Apocalypse in both the timeline where Five lived after the event and the timeline where he came back to try to stop it, is the mechanics of the event different each time?

In the Captain Marvel (2019) film, we learn of the Kree/Skrull war. Later in the film, we see that the Kree are Given that if their official reason is all a lie, why are the Kree actually trying to Is this ever addressed in the film by anyone?

This'll likely get canned as opinion based, but what the hey. The "power core" as seen in captain marvel is give the name The Tesseract. While the events of this film precede the Avengers films, we "first" see Project Pegasus in Avengers (technically the post-credits sequence of Thor) - it's whe...

Rewatching Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, I noticed the opening crawl declares Luke Skywalker as the leader of the Rebel forces on Hoth: Evading the dreaded Imperial Starfleet, a group of freedom fighters led by Luke Skywalker has established a new secret base on the remote ice world...

In the Harry Potter books, J.K. Rowling recycles the same lines of dialogue for many different characters. For example, "First years should note that the forest on the grounds is forbidden to all pupils. And a few of our older students would do well to remember that as well." ~ Albus Dumbledo...

I read this novel a very long time back. I think around '98. From what I can remember, I think the novel takes place in some kinda of fictional city/state. Anyways, basically the premise was that there have been a large number of kidnappings and disappearance of young men. In addition, crime and ...

A major research facility (like the Large Hadron Collider) is being commissioned. Unfortunately the project appears to be jinxed, because the device always breaks down before it can be successfully turned on. Every time the researchers try to run it, some random failure occurs. I can't recall ...

Since Captain Marvel’s source of power comes from the Space Stone and Thanos controls the Space Stone via the Infinity Gauntlet, can he cut off the power that she is drawing from the Space Stone?

I vaguely recall that at some point in the 1990s, there were ads published in various Marvel comic titles, for a contest with some sort of promise to make the winner into a Marvel superhero -- specifically, the fan would be the temporary embodiment of Captain Universe, as host of the Enigma Force...

In the movie Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos was able to travel from planet to planet very quickly via use of the Space Stone. Since Captain Marvel is directly linked to the Space Stone, does this mean that she can also travel from planet to planet very quickly and thus does not have to fly to pla...

I just watched Captain Marvel. Right after she crash-lands on planet C-53 (Earth), she walks right up to a security guard and introduces herself as "Vers" from "Kree Starforce." She continues to do this in a very conspicuous manner until she finally realizes that this planet knows nothing about S...

Vader’s goal was to rule the galaxy. The emperor stood in his way. He killed the emperor. How does that qualify him as turning to the light side? Because he declares he is now on the light side? He kills thousands of innocent Padawans, unknown number of other beings. Utters one sentence about tur...

This was a small hardback book I read in the UK in the late eighties. No memory of the cover. Story: Some kind of space war and a long lived female escapes the conflict in her starship, her side had lost. An evil enemy that she needs to trap so she gets (I think) human DNA from space dust and ...

Given that Carol Danvers is infused with the energy from the Tesseract or Space Stone in Captain Marvel, why does Yonn Rogg claim that her powers can be taken away? Or was this just an attempt by the Kree to keep ‘Vers under their control through manipulation without actually being able to remov...

Goose the cat is odd to me... He’s really a Flerken, a weird alien that looks like a cat So why would Danvers have an alien pet? Maybe Marr-Vell gave it to her? Seems unlikely given the trepidation inhibited by Talos when first presented with Goose.

What happened to Drago when he was on his Bewilderbeast shoulder in HTTYD 2? (Bewilderbeast left tusk falls into the water) Drago: Fight back! (Bewilderbeast submits by lowering it’s head and uttering two low mournful sounds, before crashing into the water, Drago still on his shoulder) ...

This was a manga that I think I read on mangafox. It's about two high school students. She is the kind of girl who amuses herself with an interest in the supernatural. He is very intelligent and very proud of his intelligence and rationality and scornful of her interest in such nonsense. The...

I don't remember the name of the story or what site I read it on. however I remember the following points. 1 harry has some sort of creature inheritance ( snake based ) 2 his skin is peeling off and he hides it with gloves 3 i believe it takes place in 5th year as Umbridge is in it 4 harry ru...

Any help to identify a book I read some of at a summer camp, late 1970's or early 1980's would be much appreciated. Last man on Earth rewoken (by humanoid robots?), Earth's surface overrun by a threatening (alien?) plant IIRC. Again IIRC, the androids craft a female clone of him to keep him com...