History Main / WriterInducedFanon

** The Eighth Doctor's somewhat absent era [[FanficFuel makes it rife]] for fandom interpretation. When the series returned with the Ninth Doctor, the implication was that the horrors of the Time War had been experienced by the Eighth Doctor, a somewhat inoffensive and charming character for whom it would all be [[TheWoobie terribly crushing]] to have to experience. Conveniently, the books had been wrapped up in an incredibly dense and yet incredibly unclear narrative about a war in time that destroyed Gallifrey for years by that point, so Fandom set about merging the two concepts in various ways. The Eighth Doctor was also the Doctor who ([[IncrediblyLamePun heh heh]]) infamously declared himself half-human, but in circumstances where he could be either joking or lying, with the Master's assessment of his retinal structure suggesting he wasn't.

* Project Freelancer in ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'' was ''probably'' a project competing with the SPARTAN program, based on Washington's remarks that "there were dozens of projects all trying to come up with the magic bullet to win" during the war with the aliens, [[WordOfGod Burnie]] saying Dr. Church used to work with Dr. Halsey (who was behind the SPARTAN program), and so on, but Spartans are never actually mentioned in-series, aside from semi-canonical references to Master Chief [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness in the first episode]] and some of the PSAs.
** On a similar note, the aliens are pretty strongly hinted to be the Covenant, with their worship of ancient technology, the war with the UNSC ending around the time of the switch to Halo 3 machinima, etc. But they're only ever called "the aliens" in the show (except, again, in the first episode and some PSAs).

* In ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'', various characters have {{Ambiguous Disorder}}s: Dr. K has NoSocialSkills, and {{Sixth Ranger}}s Gem and Gemma have all the emotional maturity of five-year-olds. All three were [[ChildProdigy Child Prodigies]] that were abducted from their homes and denied normal childhoods, spending most of their lives in a military think tank called Alphabet Soup, so most fans blame that for inflicting emotional abuse on them.

* It is hinted several times in ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'' that Naga is Amelia's older sister.

* At no point is it ever actually stated that ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'' is set in the author's hometown of Nishinomiya. [[NoCommunitiesWereHarmed It is just very strongly implied]], thanks to the animators going out of their way to [[RealPlaceBackground faithfully replicate real locations]] in the area.