Since the timeline site is pending or for renewal, it's kinda hard for me to know the timeline for this game, even the comics helped out. Can someone help me by telling me the chronological order with the comics and games from the timeline site?

Sci-fi/time traveller cartoon from the early to mid 2000's. The plot goes like this: A time traveler was in some sort of training mission. Whilst he was on this mission he witnesses this girl that was going to get killed (I think this was taking part during the French Revolution). He saves the ...

According to the Eldar Lexicon entry, the language depends highly on non-verbal communication: This is largely because, as noted above, the Aeldari language is not actually comprised of words alone like human languages, but also accompanied by a detailed set of poses and gestures. The way an ...

I read a book with the word “pearl” in the title starting with a young girl dying from a lung disease and then finding out about her prior lives. At least 20-30 years ago. After death she finds herself alone in a pavilion on an island where she heals and then an Asian man appears to help her on h...

If someone asks why a film was produced in English instead of Japanese (for example only), is that considered "behind the scenes" or is it off topic?

After seeing this question: Does Hogwarts have its own anthem? I was wondering if each house in Hogwarts has its own anthem? I know Slytherin wrote the song "Weasley is our King" but can we consider it as an anthem? In my opinion I don't think it is but I'm wondering a bit about this.

The dwarves said there was no way into the mountain before Gandalf gave Thorin the key... in the movie. So I was wondering, how did Smaug get out to eat?

Ostensibly Star Trek stands behind animal rights, yet Starfleet has deployed tactical tribbles against the Klingons at least one time. I question the ethics and legality of this weapon. One online reference with unknown credibility cites a Starfleet General Order 19 which appears to make tribb...

I can’t really remember but its about a prodigy in smithing he uses a heavy hammer (100kg i think) then he joined some rich and famous sect and became the best blacksmith there oh right its a kinda futuristic era if you guys know please help im kinda bad in explaining

Clarifying something: Within the classic Thundercats universe, is the Sword of Omens itself a magical item that was further empowered by the Eye of Thundera? OR... Is the sword itself no more than a weaponized conduit, with all powers then attributed to the Eye? The series seemed to give diff...

Odo, the security chief on Deep Space Nine, is a shapeshifter and seemingly adept at impersonating furniture, rats and other small animals. He does make a comment about finding it difficult to impersonate a Bajoran nose, we do we ever see him attempt (however successfully) to impersonate anothe...

The legal governance of any reality, and the ethical concepts of that reality, I do not believe are a matter of opinion. Pedantically, you can say how we "out here" (the audience) feel about the ethics in a story are opinions but that is not what was asked. Asking for canon governance on use of ...

I am trying to find a book that I believe I read as a child, but I think is older than me. Either that or it's a really vivid fever dream. In it, two children finds themselves on an island, shipwreck or plane crash I think, and are imprisoned in a kind of apartment by a scientist. I distinctly r...

This is not related to the Loque'eque mutagenic virus, by any reference I can find. That mutation is covered in this question, which took 30 years to explain the affliction which made Klingons look almost human in the late 23rd century. Yet now a different change - they have lost their hair and g...

In Voyager Lifesigns Vidian Danara Pel beamed aboard Voyager with advanced phage. Transporters normally "clean up" organisms before rematerializing then, so bacteria, viri, and even toxins are removed through the transporter biofilters. How did the phage escape the biofilters?