In Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Grindelwald is clearly shown to have one black iris and one pale (white or grey) iris. Is there an explanation of why this is the case? I'm prepared to accept in-universe or out-of-universe answers. (I'm aware of Johnny Depp's personal point-of...

The new book is scheduled to be released at the end of this year. Paolini himself has told that it would continue the story of Eragon and Saphira and in addition it will contain other stories in Alagaësia. Do you think this will turn in to a new series? Will it answer so many unanswered questions...

In Lord of the Rings : The Two Towers after becoming Gandalf the White, he casted down Saruman from the Order and the Council. He also got the power to break Saruman's staff which is very powerful. So when Saruman captured Gandalf the Grey on Orthanc, why didn't Saruman do the same? He meant to...

In Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Dumbledore teaches DADA. But from the books we always heard about him as of a Transfiguration teacher (say, in Tom Riddle's days). It is stated in the movie that Dumbledore was prohibited to teach DADA by the Ministry, though the limitations seemed...

So, in Harry Potter and the Philosophers' Stone (or Sorcerers' Stone). We see Draco Malfoy attempt to befriend Harry. Even as he does so, he declares that some families are 'better than others', and offers to help Harry identify the better ones. So, there's a few reasons this is out of character...

During the battle between the Aurors and Grindelwald there is a moment when Grindelwald's attention is drawn to Leta. They have a brief conversation with Grindelwald asking Leta to join him. Leta then turns to the Scammander brothers and says: I love you. It is left unclear as to which one ...

I once read the description of a Drarry fan fic I didn't like at the time. I never had a chance to read it. It was about Veelas and stuff. The description was something like this: "What if some of the Malfoys hid the fact they were Veelas from Draco? You end up with a very confused Draco Malfoy ...

Kevin Flynn is a creator and his identity disc contains the ability to leave the grid and enter the real world. Before his son was paged and entered the grid, why didn't Flynn copy whatever data he wanted to another disc (including the data allowing him to leave and enter the real world), delete...

I remember watching a telefilm/short-film/episode on Indian TV channel Doordarshan in late 90s (Most probably coloured). Genres: Sci-fi drama Story: Happy go lucky girl love trees and have a habit to go on a swing and sit there for hours and thinking the benefits of trees and more into nature t...

I read a short story years ago that aliens were about to invade Earth, but as Earth was united and peaceful it had no opposing force. All I remember is that some agents went on the Eiffel Tower and spoke in front of others that it was a shame the Eiffel Tower would be destroyed soon. The other...

I see it a lot in the scene where they are in their HQ and when Nya is talking to Lloyd but I don't know what it means or what it is? It somewhat appears to be spinoff of the British Flag.

According to Comic Vine/Wikipedia, Spider-Woman (616) sticks to walls with a fluid excreted from her pores. Is there a comic-source for this? Other wikis indicate her ability is actually based in electrostatic cling or the enhancement of inter-atomic forces, but these explanations are essentiall...

They said that NOTHING can hold Pting because they eat everything organic and anorganic material. (REF. Season 11 episode 5) Well, my question is, Pting vs Pandorica (the 11'th doctor's prisoncell) who would win?

Read a long time ago so not recent, maybe in the 1970s or 1980s. It might have been Bradbury, but maybe not. Some kind of researchers (anthropologists? physicists?) figure out how to play the grooves on a wheel-turned pot (people have used for more than 5 thousand years!) with a stylus/needle j...

There was a book I read in the 1980's, a Science Fiction/Fantasy paperback where a phoenix bird lived in a garden, ate jewels like rubies and emeralds. A sorcerer or wizard was one of the characters and there was some kind of garden where the 'lost color' bloomed in a flower. I loved that story ...

In the Flash tv show from DC in one scene of "Season 7 Episode 7 (@09:25)", Barry Allen gets struck by lightning and suffers from cardiac arrest. He came back to life by getting chest compressions by his daughter Nora Allen. So my question is.. How a speedster gets affected by lightning? ...

As above, I'm wondering if the characters on the show "Earth 2" from the 1990s ever actually referred to their new planet as "Earth 2", or if that was just a catchy title?

I recently added "harry-potter" and "fantastic-beasts" to my ignored tags. I haven't seen the movie yet and I don't want to get any spoilers from question titles. While the questions are successfully disappeared from my question feed on computer , I still see them on my phone in the feed screen. ...

in Star Wars what is the furthest Planet from the center of their universe? does it have life on it? does it have an appearance in a movie?

One of my favorite fantasy novel/story series is Karl Edward Wagner's Kane -- three novels and two collections that were available before 1980, and a couple newer stories (that I've never seen and wasn't aware of until recently). One of the things I always imagined about these stories was that t...

A large part of the plot of Goblet of Fire hinges on the fact that Voldemort insisted on specifically using Harry for his rebirthing ritual. As he says in the graveyard: But I knew the one I must use, if I was to rise again, more powerful than I had been when I had fallen. I wanted Harry Pott...