I was sure I stumbled across it here, but I can't find it at all. It's a short story I've read in the past 10 years, I believe. The viewpoint character is some unimaginably powerful alien who is nonetheless still a juvenile and being instructed. It and its classmates are creating universes (lik...

In episode 5 of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Bucky gives Sam a case which he says originated in Wakanda. Its not revealed what is inside the case during this episode, but there are a few very clear shots of the outside. This is what's on it's cover: Full view with the hinge at the bottom: ...

A manga where the Mc was a blacksmith but lost in a battle and decided to end there so he deleted his account and left for a while than comes back Can someone tell me the name

The story is about a blacksmith's 18 year old daughter that has been trained to make swords and has secretly been training to fight. She is with her 2 brothers and a friend watching a fighting tournament when her younger brother falls into the arena. She jumps in and fights of a wild cat and save...

In The Fellowship of the Ring when Gollum first starts leading Frodo and Sam, Gollum swears on the One Ring that he'll serve the master of the Precious, and Frodo responds by saying that the ring is treacherous and that it'll hold [Gollum] to his word. Was there actually any truth to this? Given ...

I have been searching this for a while with no luck — so forgive the spotty recollection. I am looking for a Western (American?) comic book I read in the '90s as a child. A teenage boy finds a crash landed ship. The dying alien transfers powers to him, which is marked by a tattoo that the boy can...

Most of the songs (all those not sung by specific characters) for the 1982 Rankin/Bass cartoon of The Last Unicorn were performed by the band America. America had been quite popular in the early and mid-1970s, but by 1982 their heyday had passed. During this period, the Rankin/Bass productions ...

Tolkien is usually cited as the father of Fantasy, but when you read his books the magic used in both the Hobbit and LotR, isn´t really what most of us today think of when we say magic and fantasy. We mostly think of it along the lines of D&D casting fireballs, summoning creatures from another pl...

A girl was a robot in disguise and her "mom" was her engineer. She was a battle robot and she would've killed millions if it wasn't for her mom. Then they get found out, go on the run, her mom gets kidnapped and she has to fight with other better versions of her made by her "dad". She escapes and...

For what I understand , when a ship enter hyperspace , it must enter from a planetary system , and exit at another planetary system . Since the enter and exit is rely on planetary mass projection. However, a ship can freely move from one system to any other system as long as it knows where the ta...

Obi Wan and Anakinf flying half-burned spaceship: Obi Wan: Five thousand. Fire ships on the left and the right. Pilot: We'll take you in. (Pilot sprays water on spaceship) OBI-WAN: Copy that. What does "five thousand" mean?

I think I read the book on Wattpad once, but can't remember the title. It is about a magical world with a strong social hierarchy: the ones with magic at the top, the ones without at the bottom. The story follows a poor girl who thinks she has no magic and has worked all her life. During a gather...

Superman is one of the most powerful DC characters. If he ever went to the bad side, he would be very hard to stop. Are there any records of Superman turning against humanity and successfully being stopped?

The Fairy Godmother’s Wikipedia page says: Fairy Godmother is loosely based on the stock fairy godmother character in fairytales, specifically Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty. I can understand her being based on CINDERELLA’S Fairy Godmother, but we saw Sleeping Beauty’s fairy godmothers from the D...

If you look on the Arrowverse Fandom page Red Daughter, Linda Lee is one of the "codenames" for Red Daughter. You see Red Daughter using the alias "Linda Lee" in episode 4x16 of Supergirl, and Linda Lee was the original Supergirl (in the comics, she was known a Linda Lee Danvers, and in the origi...

Red Skull: A lifetime ago, I, too, sought the stones. I even held one in my hand. But it cast me out, banished me here. Guiding others to a treasure I cannot possess. I think it wasn't the stone that teleported him. I presume Odin himself as the regulator of all nine realms was behind this. He ...

In the first scenes of Avengers: Infinity War, Loki showed the Tesseract to Thanos. He got his hand up and the cube became visible gradually. In the entire MCU, we always see Loki make things invisible and visible again by making illusions of them first. Was that cube in Loki's hand an illusion t...

I haven't caught up on the DC movies, but I'm fairly certain that Diana isn't established to be bisexual in them (although I could be wrong). But I've heard people talking about how she's canonically bisexual in the comics. Is this accurate? Is this referring to a certain comic version of her?

I'm trying to find a poem that I'm relatively certainly was published in The New Yorker. I think I read it around 10 years ago, but definitely a margin of error of a couple of years on either side of that. It was paired with a cartoon illustration of a man with a suitcase that I think might have ...

Reed offered himself to revert The Thing's condition plenty of times, to which he refused. What about Alicia's blindness? Did he offer as well and she refused it? Or is it something beyond their capability?