Last year (2020) saw some changes to the question closure system across the SE network. These included changing the text saying "off-topic" in custom close reasons to "a community-specific reason", which inspired the SFF community to reach a consensus to create a new custom close reason for our w...

She goes above ground and meets a boy and they have to save the world by stopping and starting time. At the end she gets a new name and it's like Mophy or Sophy or something like that.

What happened to the holdings of the Atreides family after Duke Leto is assassinated? His family rules planet Caladan, has a seat in the Landsraad assembly of noble families, has control over planet Arrakis, and owns a large stake in the Combine Honnete Ober Advancer Mercantiles (CHOAM). The CHOA...

I remember watching a 3D animated movie a long time ago. It was about a boy or a young man who has a companion or pet of some kind (I think it was a robot maybe?) who goes into a portal that leads to an alien planet for some reason. I think it had something to do with his father. He ends up on a ...

The timescale of history in the MCU has me very confused, for a couple of reasons - but primarily, concerning the history of Asgard and its conflicts. (Note: I do throw in a few other questions in the middle of this post, but I make sure to annotate them with "this is a different question" or som...

In Jeffrey Carver's the "Reefs of Time" dedication page, who is "Chuck"? Does anyone know? Thanks "This is for Chuck. You waited so long, and then were snatched away too soon. And for all you readers and fans who also waited a very long time. Thank you for your loyalty and patience."

I read this yaoi like 2 years ago, it’s about some guy that gets stuck in a game he plays and finds the male lead he decides to raise him to become the king or something, but the male lead falls for him and the princess that wanted to marry him tried to like put him under her control,(kinda like ...

In Episode 3, Loki sings an Asgardian drinking song: The lyrics are as follows: Når hun synger hun synger kom hjem Men trærne danser og fosserne stanser When she sings, she sings come home When she sings, she sings come home Men trærne danser og fossene stanser N...

When I was a kid, I remember reading a book about this fantasy world where you can be imbued with runes. I apologize if this is vague but I will jot down some memories I have of it: The more runes you are imbued with the stronger you are. The nobility have loads of runes. There's specifically a ...

Prof Lupin didn't allow allow Harry Potter to cast a spell on the Dementor during the Boggart class in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: Is there any reason?

I am thinking about a book series that I read long ago, I think that it comes out in early 2000, maybe in the '90s. The book follows different POVs and the story is about clans that are in a war with each other (one of them is called Dun or something and there are warriors with great hammers) whi...

For a long time I've known there would be a final book in the Moonlit Bay trilogy (largely due to the ending of the second book). However it'd been over twenty years since Seize the Night was written. What is delaying the writing and publication of the third book? He is quoted as saying he's been...

The manga is about the journey of a powerful demon. He has to kill other demon kings to fulfil his promise with his lover (maybe I'm wrong). However, for each demon king he kills, this demon becomes weaker. He even has a watch to check how many demon kings are left (12 demon kings).

I'm sorry but my memory is quite spotty on this but I'm obsessed with trying to remember this book. I don't remember the author or title at all. I barely remember a few things. the main character was a man who I think was a stage magician but there was always this ambiguity about whether or not ...

I think that the One Ring's power got its power from Sauron - that he basically put some of his power in it. But where did the other Rings of Power get their powers from?

In the epilogue of Deathly Hallows, we know that Neville Longbottom is the Professor of Herbology, by this line: “Yeah, but at school, he’s Professor Longbottom, isn’t he? I can’t walk into Herbology and give him LOVE!” But Minerva McGonagall’s Wikipedia page says about Neville: And elected him a...

In Man-Kzin Wars 14 there is a short story entitled "The White Column" by Hal Colebatch. The story describes the last clairvoyant vision of a "far-seer" who was asked to find "the most advanced artifact existing a hundred years from now." The vision produced by the seer was of a white column of ...

Youtube continues giving me ads for Hotels.com, and now I've seen a slightly different ad with another brief clip that looks like it must be from an old sci-fi film: A saucer-shaped spaceship does a drive-by shooting of the planet Earth, which proceeds to explode in chunks. The quality of the c...

Many years ago, I learned about Allspeak and how the Asgardians used Allspeak which was basically like a magical way that no matter how they spoke, it was translated into the vernacular of the person hearing them. I've always just assumed this was the case for any advanced civilization in the MCU...

I'm looking for a book I read in the late 1990s that actually was the inspiration for the username I still use today. It was based on the plot of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, with people falling in love while not knowing one another's true gender identities. These people met in chatrooms in the ...

I fotgot the name of a manwha of it started with his dad selling his mother and after that beating the boy the mother came back sick and pregnant the mom was dying and the bog triest to safe her by stealing hurbs after he comes back the cabin is on fire a few years later gets “adopted by a dutch...