Around 2010-2012, I read on an online forum that there was at least one Hutt in the Jedi order at one point. However, looking up 'Hutt Jedi' on google more recently, I've read people saying the idea of Hutt Jedi was strictly a legends/EU thing, and a widely disparaged one at that. In modern canon...

Dr. Grace inserts a syringe into the roots of the tree while Norm reads the monitor: Norm: Oh, wow! It's that fast? Amazing, isn't it? Norm: Yeah.

We have also seen the questions. So I'm not going to directly link to them here. But what is the consensus on how we should deal with questions that ask for explanations of English language words used in a sci-fi setting. An example question would be -"What does left turn mean in this scene in th...

Each advanced race in Star Trek has a faster than light travel technology which the viewer knows as Warp Drive. This answer to a question of when specific races achieved warp shows a ranges of dates through human history when different races achieved warp. Star Trek: Insurrection is a clear indic...

To clarify, the sapience of the being or species must be undetermined and uncertain to the reader and the characters in the story at first. Accusing a clearly sapient being of not being sapient does not count unless the sapience of said being has to be proven for legal purposes and the claim is m...

In previous battle between Navi and Sky people, arrows did just scars on aircraft canopy: But in final battle, arrows penetrate aircraft canopy here:

Dr Grace and Jake are speaking to each other: Dr Grace: They bulldozed a sacred site on purpose to trigger a response. Just fabricating this war to get what they want. This is how it's done. Jake: When people are sitting on shit that you want, you make them your enemy. Then you're justified in t...

The Ancient Humanoids who are believed to have seeded the Milky Way and the Preservers who Spock identified as a "Super Race" and who rescued primitive cultures from extinction and then seeded them elsewhere are both examples of extinct advanced alien civilisation that existed within Star Trek. A...

I had a 'which way' style book. You created your character first. And one item in the book is 'little gaia'. The book was sadly water damaged in transit so I've forgotten the title. I have tried looking on amazon for it but need its title. Anyone else remember this book?

Jake throws a cigar from Dr. Grace when she offers him some food to eat: Jake: Get rid of this shit. And then you can lecture me. Dr Grace: Now, I'm telling you, as your boss, and as someone who might even consider being a friend someday (JAKE Chuckles) to take some down time. Why did Jake chuc...

There is a human, from another long colonized planet, visiting. He sees the natives being exploited. He finds the hidden males. He discovers they are human, descendants of a space ship crash from his planet. On his planet many people have a gene for a tail, which is removed soon after birth. Writ...

I’m looking for the name of a story about two Native American brothers who were in the woods on a mountain. There was a monster (I think it was a Bigfoot or a cyclops or something humanoid) that was chasing them down the mountain and it fought and ate one of the brothers. The part where he ate th...

Not sure if this is the place to ask, but could not anywhere else I could think to use. Logged on today to check the stack and posted a comment and saw that it was from "user92109" Wait, What?!? Thought someone else posted the same comment, but reading it, saw it was the one I posted. Checked my ...

Why does Babylon 5 have a fusion reactor and solar panels? The basic premise of fusion is nearly unlimited power given a sustainable reaction. We know from season 3 that if the fusion reactor was damaged by a terrorist bomb it would wipe out the entire station. Therefore the fusion reactor is pre...

I am looking for a manga where the main character finds a book, and he's able to use that book to receive talents from previous famous people. He even learns to use needles as a form of medicine as a talent to cure people.

"Utinni!" The expostulation (?) is almost campy at this point in the franchise. Is there a canon translation? I am always reading it as "Hot damn!" or "Hey, Raul!" but would be delighted to learn of its intended meaning in-universe.

There is something that I always wondered about in regards to Thanos. Why does he "want" to be defeated? I enough that he is his own worst enemy. It is just that Thanos in the Starlin stories, he self-sabotages just when he is on the cusp of victory. IS there more to the situation than this? Can...