I downloaded this three-part zombie RPG somewhere in 2015 or 2016. No idea how old it could have been. It was in 2D, probably made with RPG Maker, and I think I downloaded it on itch.io. I played it on Windows 7. It was split in three downloadable files, two of them being additional content rathe...

In the first episode of Loki, we got to know that there's only one timeline with the story that we've seen so far. Then why are there multiple Loki's in the same timeline and how?

In the second episode of Loki, the titular character is beaten up by a regular human inside Roxxcart, including being knocked off his feet. Why is Loki suddenly so easily bested in hand-to-hand combat? I know his strength was always in magic, and he's actually a "runt" giant, but if he was so sig...

This was a short story, probably late 70's, early 80's. The protagonist was an evil villain type, who thought himself super powerful, who was coming to take over the Earth. Everything seemed to be going just peachy until he realized that, on Earth, there were large deposits of that awful, dangero...

If I was writing a fanfic, and my own character knew Legilimency and Occlumency and the teachers knew, would they say anything to her? Also, my character doesn't require a wand to use Legilimency. Like, not to cheat using Legilimency? Would it even be feasible or possible to cheat using Legilimen...

In (I believe) Objects At Rest, Delenn sensed the Keeper on Londo. How could she sense it and why didn't she do anything about it?

The TVA is extremely powerful: they have Infinity Stones and incredible technology. If these Infinity Stones contain a full set of six, then the TVA should be omniscient and omnipotent, at least in one universe. They can create anything they want in that universe and bring it back to the TVA offi...

If Voldemort never herd the prophecy, he never would have tried to kill Harry unless he found out his family were apart of the Order Of The Phoenix. Then he would have to try and kill Harry. Voldemort would fail when Harry’s mother sacrificed herself for him. Then if Harry never herd the prophecy...

For the past few years I cannot for the life of me find this movie from which I saw a scene around 8-10 years ago. It's night. A father and his daughter are in the middle of the woods and the daughter is sitting on a swing. In the background, if I remember right, you can see a carrousel. The fath...

In the Simpsons episode “Four Great Women and a Manicure,” Lisa’s story was Snow White. In it, Lisa was Snow White, the Huntsman was Groundskeeper Willie and the Dwarves were little versions of Homer, Moe, Dr Hibbert, etc. But the Wicked Queen looks NOTHING like any Simpson character I know of. W...

What is the earliest story or book combining technology for FTL communication with a lack of FTL travel? I first remember encountering this concept in Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game, and then also in Ursula LeGuin's Hainish cycle. The Hainish cycle predates the Ender series, beginning I believe ...

If you (let's say a wizard from Harry Potter) cast an Illusiont spell (which makes you look like your surroundings), then turned into an Animagus, would you still look like your surroundings in your Animagus form?

I remember a few years back, after the first Avengers film came out, there was a very popular fan theory (which many people were certain was actually true) that Loki "lost" on purpose, and that what happened in the end was exactly what he wanted. Here's one place where someone explicates this the...

In Thor (2011), after Thor is captured by SHIELD and Loki pays him a visit, Loki tries to lift Mjolnir (and fails). However, it is clear Loki is not actually there. He appears out of nowhere and disappears into thin air, which are things he is not capable of doing. What he is capable of is creati...

Some fantasy works use misspelled words to indicate that the setting of the narrative is different from the real world in certain ways. I was wondering about the history of this practice and what author originated it. I tend to associate the use of misspellings with works that are somewhat playf...