General Headcanon Thread
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That the 2008 CGI Clone Wars series is an in-universe propaganda show by the Republic in Star Wars Legends. Which fits given how much the opening of the show resembles that of WW2 American propaganda films (stirring patriotic music, a voice over by a man describing what’s going on). As well as how the various characters don’t fit their Legends characterization- obvious exaggerations for propaganda purposes.
Also, that the various continuity issues and characterization problems in the later Volumes of RWBY are a result of someone using the Relics to mess with the timeline of Remnant for some reason-or-other.
Fallout 76: is a drug-influenced hallucination or drug-influenced dream by one of the other Fallout protagonists.
Also, that the various continuity issues and characterization problems in the later Volumes of RWBY are a result of someone using the Relics to mess with the timeline of Remnant for some reason-or-other.
Fallout 76: is a drug-influenced hallucination or drug-influenced dream by one of the other Fallout protagonists.
My personal headcanon for how Murder She Wrote ended is...
I prefer the headcanon that when the protagonist left the vault seeing the sun for the first time got to him and as a result he lost conscious dreaming the worse case scenario that everybody in Appalachia was dead, when in reality the region doesn't have the scorched and similar to NV is crawling with multiple peopled factions vying for control.
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The population of the federation is in the low trillions.
Palpatine saw the Yuuzhan Vong are merely an obstacle to deal with at some point, the empire was not created to protect the galaxy from them.
Palpatine saw the Yuuzhan Vong are merely an obstacle to deal with at some point, the empire was not created to protect the galaxy from them.