The Mc/hero kills the demon lord but Hears a noice from the other room and turns out to be the demon lords daughter so he puts on armer and pretends to be a demon general or something like that and decides to raise the demon lords daughter

This is a very light, space opera-ish YA or younger novel, probably from the 70's. The basic plot that I remember is that this kid has a friend/mentor who is part of the space scouts or some such. Explorers? He gets involved in an adventure where he saves the day but, while doing it, manages to b...

that's all I can remember, a puppet man in a forest, just there, painting while speaking in a really soothing voice.

Since a couple of years now I'm searching for this movie. Search Engines and IMDB didn't help. To make it even harder I can only remember a part of the movie :(. I know it wasn't an AAA production and also not a budget or trash movie but somewhere in between. The scene I remember extends a dad s...

The anime is about a world invasion of puppets that kills humans. The protagonist is a girl who fights these puppets. In the end she realizes that the Queen looks exactly like her but with silver long hair. She also discovers that the Queen is a puppet made out of her mother's hair.

Hagrid speaks to Harry about stranger who brought him a dragon egg: Hagrid: -Well Of course he was interested in Fluffy. How often do you come across a three-headed dog even in a trade? But l told him i said, ''The trick with any beast is to know how to calm him.'' Did Hagrid trade Fluffy with...

If there is only one true Sacred Timeline according to the TVA, them how could Doctor Strange have seen 14 million of them in Infinity War? Or did he only see the true timeline and didn't reveal it to avoid causing Nexus Events?

What is the earliest story or book combining FTL communication with a lack of FTL travel? I first remember encountering this concept in Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game, and then also in Ursula LeGuin's Hainish cycle. The Hainish cycle predates the Ender series, beginning I believe in 1966. Were ...

i probably read this 3 - 5 years ago so it is a story about a man that wants to reveal a money printing factory, he do it because his brother died (i guess) while trying to reveal that money printing. i do not remember the details, but what i do remember the book mentions a buldoxer shotgun a de...

I probably read this 3-5 years ago. It is a story about a man that wants to reveal a money printing factory, he does it because his brother died (I guess) while trying to reveal that money printing. I do not remember the details, but what I do remember is that the book mentions a Bulldozer shotgu...

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The deleted answer here reads like a copyright infringement notice, although I'm confused as to what could be considered infringing. I did not try following the link... was it detected malicious?

I remember watching a series a few years back where someone needs to fire a gun in space but he can't, since there is no oxygen in space to burn the gunpowder. So he comes up with an idea: He uses a spare space suit and puts the gun inside so he can fire it. Another character remarks that he bett...

In the 2017 Justice League movie, Victor is talking to his father about how he has turned into something he doesn’t understand, as seen below in this clip: The exact quote is found below. Victor: Every day I wake up different...modified. Victor flies into the air...

This was the exam schedule of third-year students in PoA Monday 9 o'clock, Arithmancy 9 o'clock, Transfiguration Lunch 1 o'clock, Charms 1 o'clock, Ancient Runes Now, both Transfiguration and Charms were core subjects. So everyone in the third year had to attend them. This means either Hermione...

I'm currently re-watching Star Trek: The Next Generation, and between that and Deep Space Nine it seems like Worf finds a lot of species dishonorable. "The Romulans are without honor," "The Cardissians have no honor," I'm sure there are others. Has Worf ever described any people or any group as...

In series 12, The Master claims that he has and later scenes in that series support this. Did we ever get any information on how this stunning achievement was made?

At the season finale of season 10, How, then, did she regenerate into the latest Master?

In countless other science fiction the creators rely on obedience from their superhumanly-strong machines. I think it was argued in West World that the machines had to be strong ironically to protect humans from harm. But it seems clear to me that Nathan in Ex Machina deliberately made his robots...