here i have a list of droids from a Star Wars book i'm reading and i can't remember what some of them look like i'd like an image and a description of what their use is if u can, please. i think i know what some of them look like but i'm not sure. some of these might be the same but i'm not sure ...

I am fuzzy on the details but I know in the book a sorcerer has a white haired girl with a black cat that is his slave. There is also a girl with long red hair that climbs a sacred Mountain, and her father is forced to cut off her hair and dye it to make people think she is a boy, because climbin...

I read this novel close to the year 2000, but I am unsure when it was first published. The novel begins with a human being who gets paid to use a facsimile/copy machine to make a double of himself on a spaceship. The machine is activated, and the man comes out and sees that he is still on Earth...

I saw a special episode or something of Wizards of Waverly Place where Alex got upset and said "I wish you and dad never met!" to her mom but then she regretted it after the wish came true and her parents didn't know who the kids were. I never saw the end of it but I'd like to find out which epis...

The story seems to make no sense. That makes it wierd and unexpected and that's why I liked it so much. My question is Is there an explanation for the existence of the alternate world and its wierdness such as the existence of Coraline's other parents, and if there is one, does the explanation m...

This question is about the story as shown in Supernatural Season 14. We know that Castiel's vessel Jimmy Novak died when Castiel was killed the first time. Castiel also mentions this a few times during the course of the series (for example Gods and Monsters, Season 14). Similarly, I assumed Luc...

I believe I read these books in 2000s. Main character: a female named something like Linda. In one of the series (maybe just two books), there is a science team exploring new worlds. They found a humanoid bird species and think these angel-like creatures are civilized. They only find out thei...

I’ve been desperately searching for a book I read as a child in the early 2000’s. I was born in ’92 and would’ve been somewhere between 8 and 12 when I read this book. I’m a bit fuzzy on details but I strongly believe this book was about these people who lived near a deep chasm in the human worl...

It's a 60s or 70s SF novel. Maybe by a French or Japanese author. The plot is that some prominent scientists suddenly dies in strange occasions. It turns out they finds a kind of eye drops enabling them to see previously invisible light globes floating in the sky. These light globes suck on h...

I remember a bald man. The overall setting was green and dark, it was like they got transported to another world just like in the movie Matrix. Searched everywhere but all in vain. And some sound like "Standby". It was pronounced like this or it was the exact word. The main character wore glasses...

It seems like Peter Watts is pretty much the only guy who's released a novel recently in this subgenre. Is that really it for modern undersea sci-fi? I do count Rick Remender's Low graphic novel series, too, but I tend to draw a distinction between novels and graphic novels as being fundamental...

At the start of Thor: Ragnarok Surtur says that Odin is not in Asgard. Heimdall could see it because he is all seeing. So why didn't he inform Thor that Odin had gone missing like Thor saw Asgard by Heimdall's vision later on in the movie?

Betazoids, on the surface look human, but further research into the species suggests otherwise. Were they humans born on Earth, and at some point left for another planet to evolve into what the humans call Betazoids?

I watched an anime once about a girl with brown hair. She met a man in a forest that saved her from a strange life form. That man ends up being her soalmate from another time line. I believe they was reincarnations of gods? I think the man was tall with black hair? I also believe he had powers th...

The movie concerns aliens that look like normal humans, except they have only two splayed toes. They are living on Earth as normal humans. Don't remember much of the plot, except that their toes give them away.

Grindelwald is depicted on several occasions smoking from a creepy skull. It's carried with reverence and he uses the smoke to generate images of the future for his audience. The wiki is woefully vague about it, referring to 'theories' that it helps him with his abilities as a seer. Is there a ...

In the series - The Frankenstein Chronicles, why is Sean Bean's character John Marlott special? Lord Harvey mentions this when John wakes up after the hanging in the hospital. And he seems to survive, unlike Lord Dipple who needs a special concoction. Will these be answered in the next series?