After Avengers: Endgame, do we know where Gamora is? My guess is, she... does not and will not exist anymore in the Avengers' timeline because she was sacrificed by Thanos, to obtain the Soul stone. But then she returned from 2014 right? Yeah! But Stark's snap seems to wipe out everyone who is ...

Ok so, I think this may have been a series of shorts that they played during commercials on Cartoon Network. It had this one character who was a young kid with Monkey features, he had messy dark hair (either dark brown or black) and I think a tail. It was animated with a style that was kind of bl...

Why could not Iron man do something like in Transcendance movie i.e to upload his complete memory onto a computer. He made vision, so he could done this?

Is there any other time travel in the MCU?

In the great fight in that episode we first see the Dothraki approach the army of dead. There does not seem to be even one survivor. Later we see the undead approach Winterfell, break through the wall and kill everybody on their way. One of the last scenes of the fight shows only...

Jarvis and Ultron seem to be pretty intensive performant and adapting AI. There are only so many tech stacks available to achieve so. What could have been the probable ones? We also need to account for the fast development time of them, especially ultron.

We learn in the movies Doctor Strange (2016) and Avengers: Infinity War (2018) that all sorcerers including Doctor Strange have sworn an oath to protect the Time Stone at any cost. But in the concluding scenes of Avengers: Endgame (2019), Captain America returns all the Stones in their past, whic...

In the latest episode (S08E04) of Game of Thrones This isn't the first time this type of attack has been used. Why is Dany so clueless when it comes to these attacks? Surely given the history of them being used against her and her dragons she would show a bit of caution when approaching are...

I recently started forcing a friend to watch the show, and I am watching it with him. As a big Avatar fan, I could answer every single question he had, until he surprised me with this one, which I could not answer. In season 1, episode 4: "The Warriors Of Kyoshi", Aang and his group visit Kyoshi...

We clearly see the Kingslayer beat his cousin to death, not strangle him. He strangled Torrhen Kastark. Does this indicate Jaime is secretly a Kastark or have the showrunners made another error in a massive list?

The Ixians have their technology, and the Tleilaxu their genetics. The Imperium has armed forces a, and the Guild has its space travel. How really are the Bene Gesserit powerful? Ofcourse they are very accomplished and super-cool in themselves, with prana-bindu and the vast wealth of scholarshi...

Mozart is brought back from the dead, or recreated somehow, I no longer recall which. The man who brings him to the present expects Mozart to compose music in the same eighteenth-century style as before. But that isn't the nature of Mozart, who in life was very much a creature of his time, and am...

I think to remember some discussion telling that time ago, centuries ago, the noble houses had agreed that a resurrected person has no more rights to any title of nobility. I though this was canon in the books, but now I can not find any reference so perhaps it was just speculation in the forums....

Throughout Marvel's comic history, many characters have lifted Mjolnir, and most appear to gain some Thor-like armor when they do. Cases in point: Storm (yes, I know this image is technically Stormcaster) Beta Ray Bill Jane Foster Rogue One notable exception to this is Captain America. ...

In S8E4: When during the whole show, Varys has "Little Birds" informing him about everything, how could he miss that King's Landing (or their ships) had so many scorpions to defend the city against dragons?

In Game of Thrones S8 E04, "The last of the Starks", Cersei kills Missandei, before killing she asks if Missandei has any last words, and Missandei replies Dracarys! Why did she say that, but nothing else?

Disclaimer: this might be from a German author, at least I read it in German Read this in the 90s, probably quite older than that. The story begins with the protagonist in the present/near future, who is some sort of cult leader or preacher, giving a public speech. Suddenly, he turns into an in...

I've tried to keep the title fairly vague due to spoiler potential but my question is based on the following concept: After the snap in Avengers: Infinity War "Half of all life" on the planet is gone. It's shown that this includes animals as well as humans. The only reference I can remember from...

Publication: I would wager a guess at around 1970. Plot Points: It is set in the year 2019 and a program to detect ET life hears music broadcasts from a star system. They go to the planet where the music is being broadcasted from. Unfortunately, only one of the crew members lived to the year 207...

Is he watching/has he watched episodes of the show that have been written to advance the story beyond A Dance With Dragons?

I'm fairly certain that I read this somewhere between 2016 and 2019. The protagonist, a female, gains the ability to travel back in time somehow, and embarks on what ought to be a get-rich-quick scheme, grabbing what is a common item in that time period and burying it to be dug up in the future. ...

Bran has said at least once that he's "not Brandon Stark anymore". Yet, in the Game of Thrones episode "The Last of the Starks" (S08E04), when the Stark children meet in the Godswood to discuss family matters there's no question at all that he should be there. Clearly, the others still consider ...

I mean it's just crazy because Darth Vader is his father but then now he has a sister! Next its probably going to be his mom or Yoda comes back to life.

In Avengers: Endgame, So this establishes that Tony Stark was born in 1970 or 1971. What other major characters in the MCU have their ages established canonically? For the purpose of this question "established" means that either their year of birth is stated, or we know their exact age (in y...

Three times in the chronicles of Narnia, Lewis describes a character cleaning or drying his sword. In none of them is it necessary to the rest of the plot. The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe: Peter, still out of breath, turned and saw Aslan close at hand. "You have forgotten to clean ...

I searched in some sites but couldn't find an official (or canon) answer, don't know if there is one actually. I saw this post, but doesn't stays anything about sizes and is only about dragon in Westeros. So maybe someone with more information here could know this: Which one was the biggest dra...

In Aliens there is a dialogue between the marines while at 'chow time' when Frost gets called out for sleeping with a male Acturian and defends it by saying "it doesn't matter when it's Acturian, baby". But why doesn't it matter?

At the conclusion of Endgame the Infinity Stones are: How this is accomplished is hidden from view, which suggests the director knew full well it felt rather implausible. I've seen several fan-suggestions as to what actually happened here, but if there's an actual in-universe explanation with...

In S8E4: we hear that half of the army died fighting the White Walkers. However, in S8E3, we could barely count 15 people still fighting. Did the bulk of the army keep fighting somewhere else or how did so many (thousands?) survive?

In the final scene of Star Wars IV, Luke and Han are awarded the Medal of Bravery. Some officials of the rebel Alliance (Leia and perhaps others) apparently decided who would receive a medal, and for what reason. Exactly which act of bravery are these officials publicly acknowledging? Some pos...

We know that owls are treated as pets and are used to carry letters. But I was wondering if there is an explanation for how it works as there are lots of questions around the topic, such as: How are the letters screened for Dark magic and curses? How did Dobby intercept Harry’s letters in Cham...

We can see in Goblet of Fire that it rises out of the depths of the lake with all its students on board. But there are still some questions left, such as, how did it get in the lake?

In the end of Avengers: Endgame movie, It was surely an emotional moment, but why did he do it especially when he already had a girlfriend named Sharon Carter (ref: Captain America: The Winter Soldier). Why exactly did Captain America cheat Sharon Carter?

I am writing a dystopian fiction where all global communications have been severely disrupted leading to a breakdown of government(s) control. The desired story affects are cities and regions becoming more isolated. Enforcement of law, trade are disrupted. Corporations and outlaw groups gain powe...

So, in Avengers: Endgame, Yet Then Then So, where did this shield come from? Theories:

I am wondering if there is anything in the Marvel comic book canon or in the MCU that says that the Infinity Gauntlet has the power to make someone fall in love with the person wearing the IG, or that the wearer of the IG can use the IG to make two strangers fall in love with each other? Perhaps...

What is the reason the Night King from Game of Thrones would create his generals (I don't know a better name for the icy guys that are not wights). If they are killed, the wights they created are also killed. So, more generals means higher chance of a general being killed, meaning higher risk o...

Is there a definitive description of which nation/region each of the founding legions supposedly most closely resembles? A couple I think I know: White Scars: Eurasia (East Asian European) Space Wolves: Nordic/Scandinavia Ultramarines: they match the Roman Empire culturally so Mediterranean...

Was the Starfleet NX class starships paying homage to Charles Linbergh's Spirit of Saint Louis, registration: N-X-211?