I am trying to identify a book series I originally read around 2011-2013, as I was in high school. The series has a male main character, and he lives on a planet that a group of humans are trying to colonize and assert dominance over the original inhabitants. There is also the older male who is i...

I used to watch this show back in the late 90s to early 2000 and can't remember the title and it's been bugging me for years. All I can really remember was a bunch of teenagers to young adults in a fantasy land and they had magical weapons that when wielded I'm sure gave them armour and the main ...

I read this book as a pre teen in the early 2000’s. I remember a magical horse creature (zephyr, unicorn, something) being prominent and a significant scene involved fire. There were human child(ren) as the protagonist and there were time travel/save the world themes, but not to “distant” (past o...

It’s about the Mc being able to got to a destroyed future where hunter used to be. And he has a ai phone. And the monsters are mutated monsters with mana.

I am trying to find the name of this tv show or movie about a group of scientists who trap a dying man's soul in a room with an electromagnetic field encasing it. Only one female scientist can see his soul/ghost. He is suffering in pain, and she wants to release him. The other scientists don't wa...

In the third season of Invincible, Paul's efforts to escape from prison, and Liu's attempts to break him out, are a major plot point, with Liu trying to get Titan to help him escape. However, we know that like Kate, Paul keeps one body hidden (and we indeed only see his "one" in prison), so he co...

The MC male still or was office worker but has a magic door in his room that can go back and forth between the real world and isekai. He sells spice, pen,and paper from real world to isekai world. He gained so much. I forgot what the male looks like but the female lead or heroine (or maybe she i...

In the end of The Avengers: Endgame the Hulk We see him after that with a cast on his right hand. Did he later recover from that injury and his right hand fully healed to healthy condition?

More than a few episodes of TNG start with the Enterprise-D being sent to investigate when a Starfleet science ship has gone missing or lost contact with Starfleet Command- how many times did this trope happen during the run of the show?