TV show that had a golden lion with three tails, summoned by a red gem on the side of the main character's pants. The main character was a kid that lived in a different world. There was a battle on a riverside in the city where the villain was a female that had a giant bee. That villain had a ...

Mc is a girl with eyes that change depending on her emotions (it's a trait for all royalty) She was a slave that was called evil and cursed because of her eyes Her real family find her after doing a bust on a noble that is using slaves (because slaves became illegal when the mc's dad became emper...

I read this sometime in 2003 or 2004. It was a modern novel, certainly younger than 20 years old at the time. One of the main characters is a paralyzed scientist (palsy, I think) who invents "meat trees" or anencephalic cows that have no brainstem. These are quickly banned because of how philosop...

At some point before the release of the seventh Harry Potter book, someone had taken the fanfiction "The Seventh Horcrux" by Melindaleo, and packaged it as an ebook intended to look like a leaked copy of the real book. I vaguely recall seeing a copy of this being passed around at the time (though...

In the recent animated movie Batman: The Long Halloween Part 1, Selina Kyle accidentally calls Batman Bruce, and thereby revealing his identity to Alberto Falcone (this is obviously different from the comics). Indeed Alberto dies within the next few seconds but Batman's identity was for a moment ...

A long time ago I saw a movie on television about a superheroine and a supervillainess. I do not remember much, but in the superheroine's day job her boss was the supervillainess. And the villainess was totally bossing the heroine around. Despite encountering each other in their paper-thin dis...

The plot is about a younger man, who travels back in time. Somehow he's transported back in time with his RV. I remember only the ending. It shows a mural of his RV with an antenna. The language might be in German, but I'm not sure. The movie is from late eighties or early nineties.

I'm not sure if the giants were eating children, or just their dreams. I can't remember any more of the plot. Some other random vague details I remembered: One older giant (somehow) ended up taking care of a girl, in his home The giant might have been vegetarian I think she was shown to easily f...

I'm aware of The Watch, which is extremly loosely based on the The Watch discworld series but I've heard that Terry Pratchett's daughter has disowned it: Rhianna Pratchett stated it shared "no DNA with my father's Watch". - Wikipedia But I'm confident I've read more about why she in particular ...

One of the great mysteries of the Whoniverse is "What is the true name of The Doctor?". Are there any hints or clues through Nu Who or Classic Who (or even books or audio) as to the true name of The Master? Is it as great a secret as The Doctor's true name?

The final time that Harry went looking for the Mirror of Erised, Dumbledore informed him that it had been relocated. Eventually, it's revealed that it was used as the final protection for the Sourcerer's Stone. How did Dumbledore get in to the location that it was stored? Did he have to conquer t...

In the Philosopher's Stone (Sorcerer's Stone in the US), Dumbledore says: "And it showed your friend Ron himself as head boy." About what Ron sees in the Mirror of Erised. However, when Dumbledore looks into the mirror he sees what he wants (which Dumbledore says is a pair of socks), not what R...

I remember for the manhwa that there's a ghost of the past helps the descendant of the one who sealed him, and there is a premise in the manhwa that there are powerful items called 'artifacts' (I think? I don't fully remember their name). After the MC gets out of a bar he finds a female agent who...