inspired by this question: They ARE Klingons, and it's a long story... What's the story? I vaguely recall a Star Trek RPG or wargame I played just a couple times in the 80’s that called the ridgeless Klingons something like half-Klingon hybrids (offspring of Klingon and human). Can anyone tell...

A guy is in an outdoors penal colony or prison of sorts, and I think the prisoners are being forced to work, perhaps mining. There is a rebel group that tries to escape/free others and in the process the guy almost gets pulled in to a giant spinning fan or something in the ground (I'm not sure if...

In the first Gears of War, during the mission at the Lethia Imulsion Facility, we are introduced to the Lambent Wretches. These creatures were different from the wretches seen previously in the game, as their exposure to imulsion made them glow, and they were more volatile (exploding shortly aft...

At the end of the Piers Anthony novel "Shade of the Tree", we learn about the entity that caused the visions. We learn that the visions are based on memories of things that it had witnessed. But the characters have one vision that doesn't seem to fit. There's a patch of toadstools that reminds t...

Strate out simple WHO DESIDES AND WHO DESIDES WHO IS PRESADENT!!!!!!!

I watched like 3 years ago on Netflix but stopped because I had to move. I don't really remember much of it. I just know it's a girl group that go to school( i think) and they fight creature( last I remember it was like a work, but huge) I really wanna find it and watch it all. My sister says it'...

I have watched only the movies but the question is about Sauron in the books. Sauron is said to be an aggressor who wants to conquer Middle Earth and bring all people living in it under his domain. But to what ends? What was the motive behind his desire to conquer the World? What did he plan t...

As stated in this video, the Clone wars has returned for a seventh series after a five year wait. I have not been able to find any date that it will be released, not on starwars.com nor wikipedia. Any help?

In most Grimoire regarding the Ahamkara, they are described as a large, dragon-like species with wish-granting powers regarded as "magic" by those who encounter them. Despite their ability to grant immense amounts of knowledge, the demanded cost for such knowledge was eventually deemed too great ...

I'm trying to find a very old cartoon that I found on YouTube 8 years ago, but was quickly removed by the uploader shortly after. Sadly when videos are removed all reference to them disappears, including the original uploader. All I remember was that the cartoon was called "Upside down boy" and...

I'm looking for some help identifying a book I read 10 - 15 years ago. I know this is probably a long shot, but extensive keyword searching Google bears no fruit. The story is about a group of people who are taken prisoner (I think for political reasons) by the government and experimented on. T...

In the Wikipedia entry for Uruk-Hai, it states that some Uruk-Hai had an elf rune, equivalent to the letter "S", painted on them. It then states: It was clear the "S" stood for Saruman, considering Sauron's general desire not to have his name written or spoken. Wikipedia Source Although the...

In episode 1 of season 2, "New Earth", how much time passes between the moment when the Doctor and Rose get separated in the hospital lifts, and Rose rejoins him in Ward 26 after spending a while being possessed by Cassandra in the basement? Long enough for the Doctor to call her on her mobile an...

Searching for the title of a book about an immortal diplomat who marries an immortal princess, who also has the power to wipe out an alien invasion using his mind?

Lately, I've been noticing that in a lot of movies and books, the main enemy wants to destroy the universe, unlike the more logical wanting to rule it. What I'm wondering is why? If they want to annihilate the entire universe, then they would be destroyed too, and even if they had someway to esca...

I am looking for a Conan story in which he arrives at a seemingly deserted town (with the occasional girl in distress, of course). They take a look around, sonething is chasing them throughout the town and at a certain point they meet someone that tells them that all of the people in the town are...

The plot of the book is two young men grow up (or end up?) on a planet. One discovered technology (in a cave) and an AI educates him how to use advanced tech. The other man is discovered by natural beings who teach him how to use magic based on nature or the earth. He ends up in a battle with the...

What I can remember of this game is that two brothers were minding their own business when suddenly some strange mini hurricane thing takes them into two towers, and if you die, this guy pops up and says “You are not my son.” What game is this from, I remember playing it on my PSP, during the ear...

I'm looking for the name of a series of books (and/or their author), written in English. The storyline followed the last surviving members of a race(?) of people with magic powers corresponding to the classical four elements, residing in an otherwise typical fantasy world. I think there was some...

In Jurassic World Owen said "NO" to Blue (the last surviving raptor) after the incident with the I-Rex. I don't under stand why he said no to Blue.

Sometime during the 80s or 90s when iron man's suit was red and silver, he got into a losing battle with someone in another overpowered suit. At the end of the issue he dies. In the next issue it is revealed that the suit was actually filled with plasma reserves and sent up on auto and Tony was...

It's explained in The Prisoner of Azkaban that the Shrieking Shack was built for Lupin. But that's kinda bizarre isn't it? Wouldn't the villagers of Hogsmeade find it strange that somone suddenly built a dilapidated boarded-up creepy looking house in their village? And also they all think it's ha...

If the metal Adamantine is more indestructible than Adamantium, then what is its real life counterpart?