Fanon, also known by the term "headcanon" note though this term refers solely to personal views on the work, rather than wider-held fan theories and beliefs. Fanon Welding · Ascended Fanon · Fanon Discontinuity · Writer-Induced Fanon

Fanon ("Fan Canon") Discontinuity is the act of fans mentally writing out certain events in a show's continuity that don't sit well, be it a particular ...

The Ascended Fanon trope as used in popular culture. This is when Fanon is promoted to canonicity; whether it's officially shown in a canonical work is …

Anything about Irken mating is fanon. This includes various ideas, like that they lay eggs, males can become pregnant or, for that matter, that they mate at all ...

Character traits · She used a Love Potion on Arthur to trap him in marriage. · She's determined to pair off Harry with Ginny, and sometimes Ron with Hermione.

A page for describing Fanon: Pokémon. The world of Pokémon is a rich one, so it's no surprise that the fandom would get inspired to fill in a …

It's often believed that pro heroes are prone to have psychological issues, most commonly nightmares or insomnia. Some even go as far as to develop PTSD.

Fans often portray the animatronics with an Electronic Speech Impediment of some kind despite there being little to no indication of that happening in the ...

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This typically relates back to either a previous Targaryean King, typically Jaehaerys, or a masculine version of Visenya to match his half-siblings naming ...