The plot accelerates when a warrior from one tribe falls in love with a girl from the other tribe. Turns out the two tribes are being kept separate for genetic purposes because the union of the two will create a super race, which the people controlling the spaceship don't want. I read this in the...

It seems whenever we hear mention of a runabout assigned to DS9 it's named after a river on Earth- the Rio Grnade, the Ganges, the Yangtzee Kiang- is there a particular reason for this naming convention?

The mc is reincarnated as a baby into a noble family and he is the youngest after the mother gave birth she started to become weak and ended up passing away and then one of the siblings tried to kill the baby but failed

Throughout the movie Contact, there appears to be a constellation in the grains of sand when Ellie and her father pick up a handful of sand. I believe it shows up at other times in the film as well. Does any know what it is? I heard is was a “C” for Carl Sagan, the author of the book the movie wa...

The main character was a cleric or priest of a religion which worshipped either fire generally or the sun specifically. He was losing his faith because the sun was gradually getting dimmer, but there's a scene where he meets a salamander in a cave and his faith is restored (I believe he gains mo...

I read this mahnwa a month ago and now I can't remember the title , the family of the fl hates her and she remembers her past life her family in law also remember and really loves her but her husband doesn't

In Supergirl season 5 episode 6, 'Confidence Women', Lena wanted to keep Lex from finding the element himself as it would allow him to vaporize Kryptonite, thereby killing Superman and harming all of humanity. Andrea found the medallion first and hid it from Lena. Also, Lex never found it, which ...

i'm trying to find a manga that I once read. The mc is a female lead with pink hair. She also is a witch in a kingdom/empire (i don't remember which one it was) where witches were hunted. The female lead is the last/one of the last witches and gets taken away by the emperor to remove/solve a curs...

Abigail, the daughter of the Professor, turned out to survive. Did Tadashi have that luck?

If you look up Omnipotence in the powerlisting.fandom.com, then it can't be killed or beaten, and yet why couldn't there just be an opponent that draws power from omnipotent being or is immune to them. Why couldn't there be a character who can make an omnipotent being into a tree? Is there any ca...

I read a book maybe 5-10 years ago that I’m trying to find. From what I remember the book is about a young male teen who keeps receiving strange letters in the mail. I believe he finds out they are coming from an older man who is trying to recruit him to help save the world.

For the past 9 days, I have looked through the entire web for an unbeatable or most powerful character, weapon, superpower, etc. from fiction, and I found a near infinite different answers. In addition, a lot of other Q and A sites said that such a question is pointless, and that the answer chang...

I don't remember much of this book because I read it nearly a decade ago, but the protagonist was a man. He was either full elf or half elf. I'm quite certain he possessed a mount that he had a friendship with, and I think there were some dragons or transformation elements. I think it was slight...

My sisters and I use to watch this supernatural romance movie, I don’t exactly remember all the details but I remember some. I know it was for sure supernatural, I think vampires maybe. It involved a necklace, maybe red or black. I believe it was about long lost lovers and I think they were burie...

I read this manhwa a while ago, I don't remember much but in one chapter the mc goes in either a dungeon or tower and the floor they were on was a maze the group he was with had I think 3 other guys and 1 girl who has a speech ability he takes but in order to take skills he needed to spend time w...

Why is the question "what character is unbeatable or most powerful" not objective? Why is it "opinion based?" What is it about it that makes it subjective?

Around 1990 (plus or minus 5 years) I read a short fantasy in Asimov's Magazine about nonsense words that cause bad luck to anyone who reads them. The main character (a person in modern times) reads the words, and the story notes, that you, the reader, have also read the words and are likewise cu...