Doctor Strange and other sorceres in the MCU should use a tool called Sling ring in order to be able to perform magic. But why is a physical tool required to perform those mind-blowing magics? Isn't magic supposed to come from a soul?

In the second season (and afaik, series) finale, Will is thought to have sacrificed his life to undo the warlock lord's corruption of the world- but near the end the end, when the elfstones glow in Mareth's hand she realizes Will is alive somewhere. In the final scene Will wakes up laying in a bl...

I read this novel about 15-20 years ago, most probably somewhere online (though can't remember where). It was fairly new at the time (not older than 5-10 years). So I guess mid-90s to early 00s. It starts around our own present and goes on far into the future. People are trying to use nanobots to...

I'm sorry, but I have no idea when I read it. It could be 10-20 years ago. I also have no idea where I read it, thought it was probably an e-book collection called "Polaris Sci-fi CD library" ("Polarisova SF biblioteka CD" in Serbian) from late 90s, but I guess that's not too helpful, and I'm eve...

I am someone who has recently developed an interest in this field. I am not an English speaker, and I am a newbie, so I would like to receive a recommendation for an introductory novel that is easy and enjoyable. It would be great if it includes a love story, as I generally enjoy stories about lo...

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I'm 25 years old, and I have a vague memory of an animated kids show where the characters used data chips or cards to give themselves different abilities. I think I remember the Main character using a laser blade and a laser cannon. They might have used rarer cards/chips that gave them more power...

I'm trying to find a old manga where there is a sword wielded by a brown haired MC. I think I read it around 2008-2012 at a public library. If I remember correctly the MC was being hunted for being able to wield the sword, and he was running away through either a desert or rocky valley. The MC an...

This is a short story or novella, written before 1995. A crew of aliens is attempting to kill a dangerous space monster. The creature damages their ship, leaving it with reduced firepower, and ship and monster land on Earth. The aliens encounter a whaling ship and deduce what the harpoon gun is f...

In The Last Battle the dwarves reject Aslan so much that they remain stuck in the stable even when it has been transformed into paradise around them. C.S. Lewis wrote Aslan to represent Jesus, so does that mean the dwarves represents the Jews? Are there any scholars who say this or other evidence...

A champion must fight another opponent. After realizing that he cannot overcome this mountain of muscles, he commits suicide. Thus he remained undefeated.

Simple question, Am I still the most banned user on Sci-fi? Cheers

So the main character has a pink hair and she’s still a baby. Her real clan is dragon, but her animal form looks like a lizard so she tries to run away. In the latest chapter she helped a purple-haired guy to find his family since he was kidnapped. The main character knows many things cuz it’s a...

Numerous characters in the X-Men franchise have a healing factor - a special ability to recover fast from injuries and diseases and sometimes even regenerate lost limbs. To name a few: Wolverine (X-Men) Sabra (Ruth Bat-Seraph, a mutant Mossad agent) Spider-Man (bitten by a genetically-engineered...

Prompted by this question, I found myself wondering what the first work of science fiction was in which a character (or object) was inverted by passing through higher dimensions. Martin Gardner discussed the possibility on page 79 of Aha! Gotcha, published in 1982. However, from the way Gardne...

Looking for a science fiction novel about a guy that had an implant behind his ear that enabled him to listen to others subvocalizing. I think the implant was named Diamanté. As I recall, I read it in the late 60’s, early 70’s.