History WMG / ArtemisFowl

[[WMG:Artemis is the son of [[PercyJacksonandtheOlympians Artemis]].

[[WMG：Lost Colony is not written by Colfer]]
* He had in fact spend the time on ''And One More Thing'', and just let some underling write a TakeThat for lousy fangirls.
* Or it is a failed experiment, but Colfer just don't want to admit.
* True WMG: The copyright of a sub-serie for Minerva would be out for sale after the main series are complete.

In the case of the first: Inside of Artemis' mind we see that he is visibly fighting to be free of Orion's grip on his mind. Orion of course realized that trying to explain his existence as an Imagin would be too much work and thus stuck with the split personality story, since he never tries to materialize we can assume Artemis hasn't asked for a wish. Of course the wish Orion wants Artemis to make is the same thing his personality is based on, romanticism. Note at the end of the book Artemis bemoans the fact almost lucidly that there was no winner this time around, just a lot of people dying for dumb reasons. And yes this means that Artemis is a Kamen Rider, you may all speculate what Orion's 'Form' is just throwing out 'Archer'. Oh and how did an Imagin find its way to Artemis? /when he traveled through time (any one of several) an Imagine entered him/

In the case of the middle: Artemis and his human physiology messed with the Atlantis Complex and the jolt from being shot was enough to kick his self preservation skills into high gear. Orion's stand power is 'Reversal' that is he reverses the qualities of an object, able to turn a rock into a magical stone for instance, or being able to trade insufferable genius with no romantic notions for a romanticist white knight who's incredible at combat. However Artemis doesn't know what a stand IS so he can't just call upon it at will. He has to make his mind go into an overload of terror at the prospect of dying in an instance, being electrocuted will do that to you. Keep in mind that his Stand is relatively weak, he can turn a stone into a 'magic stone' but it would only have a spark of power. He could reverse himself and be strong but only as strong as he is smart. And he can't affect other people.

In the case of the end: Orion is a figure from mythology which most Persona are, it can only be brought out when suffering extreme trauma, it augments Artemis in ways that wouldn't normally be possible. But if this is the case what is Artemis arcana? The Moon. Artemis must confront his guilt and Atlantis complex without the aid of the people he considers his friends, and must become one with his Other Self to overcome the hardest part of his rehabilitation from criminal.

In the case of the first: Inside of Artemis' mind we see that he is visibly fighting to be free of Orion's grip on his mind. Orion of course realized that trying to explain his existence as an Imagin would be too much work and thus stuck with the split personality story, since he never tries to materialize we can assume Artemis hasn't asked for a wish. Of course the wish Orion wants Artemis to make is the same thing his personality is based on, romanticism. Note at the end of the book Artemis bemoans the fact almost lucidly that there was no winner this time around, just a lot of people dying for dumb reasons. And yes this means that Artemis is a Kamen Rider, you may all speculate what Orion's 'Form' is just throwing out 'Archer'.

** I think it was {{Jossed}}: Eoin said that the eight book will end the series.

[[WMG: Artemis Foul is in the same universe as HunterTheReckoning.]]

The LEP asked him to write the series on the logic that, if humans noticed anything that might hint at the existence of fairies like the ones in the books, they would think it was a publicity stunt, or some kind of fan tribute. Also, "Artemis Fowl" is not Artemis's real name, which is why there's no hint of his existence on the Internet or elsewhere. Artemis would be 19 as of my writing this, which must mean one of the following:

[WMG: Eoin Colfer is Artemis.]]

Artemis's mind will be host to a pantheon of personalities, the final book ending with the day being saved by "Apollo", a normal teen with Artemim's intelligence, but a liking of guns and katanas.

As Artemis noted in the Lost Colony, time paradoxes must have repercussions. stable time loops come out of nowhere and have no reason to exist, so the time paradox was the reason for it to exist. Since the time travelling was what caused the whole adventure, including the time paradox in the Lost Colony, then it must have been caused by a time paradox outside that Stable Time Loop. And the time paradox in the Lost Colony simply made more stable time loops pile themselves on in the sixth book.

I'm playing off of fanfics I've never read, but I can see it already -- an Artemis who, having finally recognized his love for Holly, lives only to woo her with terms of endearment and poetry that must have sounded good in his head. An Artemis whose preoccupation with fairies has turned into a romantic adoration for fantastic quests and "noble steeds". An Artemis who is renowned for his intelligence, but, in practice, is incapable of planning his way out of a paper bag, but also an Artemis [[spoiler:who is a [[strike:very]] somewhat potent hand-to-hand combatant]]. (Of course, I'm also half convinced that Artemis and Holly getting so close at all was influenced by a thousand Goodship Hummus fanfics I've never read, but you get the picture.)

As Artemis noted in the Lost Colony, time paradoxes must have repercussions. stable time loops come out of nowhere and have no reason to exist, so the time paradox was the reason for it to exist. Since the time travelling was what caused the whole adventure, including the time paradox in the Lost Colony, then it must have been caused by a time paradox outside that Stable Time Loop. And the time paradox in the Lost Colony simply made more stable time loops pile themselves on in the sicth book.

They have already (albeit, indirectly) helped thwart [[spoiler:Past!Opal]] once, who says they won't start getting gradually more interested in fairies like [[spoiler:Artemis]]? And, frankly, it would be awesome. And they'll also find out that their [[spoiler:older brother is three years older than he should be.]]

Ten is a round number. Ten's a multiple of five. The tradition of having to face Opal Koboi (as ''The Atlantis Complex'' hinted) in even-numbered books will be upheld. However -- despite reports to the contrary -- the eighth will not be the end of it. Who ever heard of making a series eight books long? I mean, that would be as many as four twos. That would just be silly.