The Sith are disciplined Force-wielders, but I’m not sure if this means that they are sexually abstinent.

Does anybody know of some ongoing animated series in the DC Comics universe other than Young Justice. (don't say teen titans go, it doesn't count for me)

In Avengers: Endgame, we learned that But, she didn't fight with her full might. She could have simply opened a big portal below Tesseract's portal to send incoming Chitauri army into the Sun. She could also open small portals in the trajectory of Leviathan ships to send them into the Sun. Tra...

There’s this really terrible movie and I loved it. There was this evil praying mantis aliens that attacked earth. And one at the military place bit off the guys head. And you see a tube with blood squirting out. And people are hiding behind a fence watching but the camera doesn’t hide it well eno...

It was a short story in a SF anthology (UK) I read it about 20 years ago but I seem to remember it was an older book. A housewife realised her husband wasn't her husband anymore, he had the same name and acted the same but was an ogre, when leaving for work he popped her entire head in his mouth...

In Orphan Black, when she was younger, Siobhan belonged to/worked with some group called the Birdwatchers, who seem to be some kind of sometimes-violent leftist guerrilla group. They may also be the ones who gave Siobhan the experience and resources to take her adopted children, go off the grid a...

In Daredevil Season 2, Stick tells Matt the story of the Chaste, with Matt replying Now, in this fairy tale you're the Chaste, right? Though Stick himself tells that this story started centuries ago Sit down, Matty. It all began centuries ago. Nobody knows how many, but the shit we'...

In Angel and Devil, we know that Excalibur and Iliad's Twin Stars are third in the weapons ranking, and that Hades's Hooked Swords or whatever is second. But do we ever find out what is first? Since the weapon ranking seems to be basically correlated with the destructive power of the user, I'd ...

Kou Chi is frequently mentioned as working for a "timelord" (I'm not sure about the original Chinese word). Chi An possibly works for the same group. Later, the Bad Girls become deputized by this same individual. While we eventually see Gabriel, the timelord never appears on-screen. Who and wha...

On the show Angel and Devil, various characters, mostly Energy Users, have magic weapons. We know that Charlie Wang's weapon, Excalibur, is not simply a manifestation of his powers, but used to belong to another person. However, virtually all the Bad Girls have weapons, and in fact Yin Hsiao-Fe...

In the Star Trek TNG episode: Night Terrors, we see Guinan using a rifle in order to break up a brawl at Ten Forward: In a hilarious piece of dialog she immediately admits that this rifle is not Starfleet issued: GILLESPIE: What is that? GUINAN: It's a little souvenir I picked up on M...

As stated in the title, how do you guys imagine such a device would look like? How would it work?

In Avengers: Endgame, Ant-man, (Paul Rudds character), has the idea to pull off a "time heist" in order to get back the 6 Infinity stones and reverse the Snap. As stated in the movie, there are no "second chances because they only have enough Pym particles for one time trip. My Question: Why co...

It's known throughout the MCU that the only way to obtain the Soul Stone is to sacrifice the thong you love most. Suppose an extremely narcissistic and selfish person, who cares about nothing more than himself, would go to Vormir and throw himself off the cliff (because that's who he loves the mo...

Tale of a baby born who was very deformed. I think he was named after a biblical character. People wanted him to be killed as they were scared of him. Ending is he takes on all mankind’s diseases.

What did Lord Voldemort actually wanted to do with the Philosophers' Stone? I know that it could produce the elixir of life but without a body what's the purpose of drinking the elixir? Surely his soul didn't need immortality as long as the Horcruxes were intact. So what would the Philosophers' ...

As this question says, in Avengers: Endgame, there were just enough particles But before they actually leave, Rocket hands Clint a shrunken Benatar. Where did the particles to shrink it come from?

Several major and minor houses were destroyed during the 8 seasons of Game of Thrones. Boltons are gone. So are the Tyrells. Are all of the Mormonts dead? And the Umbers too? Which major and minor families were destroyed? By destroyed, I mean that all known members of the family are dead. Not j...

The fire we see in Game Of Thrones are: - Blue Fire (Wight Viserion) - Red/Orange Fire or Dragonfire (Rhaegal and Drogon) - Green Fire (Wildfire) Is it known which one is the hottest?

In the Avengers series, why didn't Thanos foresee his future destruction, when he had all the stones with him and would have easily killed all the super heroes before they travelled to the past?

In chapter 9 of The Alloy of Law, Wayne apparently curses with the word “Blarek.” Is this fictional slang, or is it some random mythological figure or something (like how “Ruin” is a curse) on Scadrial?

Just now, I was at 1408, then, suddenly, I saw that it had dropped down to 1402 with no notice in the reputation tab. Why did this happen?

How was I able to vote 41 times?

In the late 1960s I read a fascinating science fiction novella - part of a double header paperback series (Ace Doubles books?) - which I have been trying to identify. The lead male character discovers he can enter rooms etc where he is ignored - treated effectively as invisible. Room occupants g...

The dumb people are running the world, while the smart people are their assistants and secretaries and such. The dumb people find that their planet is dying or threatened. The smart people build a space craft to take them to a new planet. Only the ship launches and then crash lands (on purpose...

Does anybody know of some ongoing animated series in the DC Comics universe other than Young Justice or teen titans go?

First, I understand that Voldemort wanted to use the Stone to restore him to normal life. But what I don't get is - why does he want to use the Stone for that? He had a wizard servant at his disposal, like he had with Pettigrew later, and he had his Horcruxes in place. Why did he bother with t...

I don't remember much about the book but I read the book when I was younger and I remember really enjoying it so I would like to find the book to have the chance to read it again. I'll try to add as much information about it as possible. Things I'm sure of: The story involved a girl named Opal...