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1	[[WMG: The Pharoah's Hammer is actually [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor's Hammer]]]]
2	It was dimensionally displaced, and the Fairies were charged with getting it back.
3	* Better. Go back and re-read Fatale's conversation/interrogation of Regina about the scepter. Regina explicitly says that they never found her older brother's hammer.
4	* Which places the item as the Hammer of Elfland, and explains its powers of invincibility.
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6	[[WMG:Doctor Impossible and [=CoreFire=] are the same person]]
7	Dr. I is already established as an UnreliableNarrator-- he may also be delusional or have a split personality a la ''Film/FightClub''. A lonely grad student thought up an imaginary friend-- but his train-wreck self-esteem also made "Jason" something of a JerkJock, the kind of handsome, swaggeringly self-confident ChickMagnet and athelete he'd always been both jealous and contemptuous of. The Zeta Beam made his "popular" imaginary frienemy real and super-powerful, while also giving Impossible powers, which he suppressed at first. The second lab accident never happened-- he just wanted a more dramatic mad-science origin, so his mind created the memory of bubbling chemicals and Tesla coils. He misremembers his high-school relationship with Erica/Lily-- he was unable to accept that she just didn't like him that way and blamed imaginary Jason for "stealing" her. Doctor Impossible created [=CoreFire=] long before he was actually [=CoreFire=]. The pictures and history of young Jason/[=CoreFire=], as shown at his funeral and in the Champions video, were created after the fact by Impossible, to support his delusion, and then "leaked" to the media. Impossible blanked his own memory of forging these documents. Necessary corollary: Dr. Impossible has memeory-altering powers and doesn;t know it, because Damsel, Lily and Blackwolf all remember "Jason" from school.
8	* Alternately-- there once ''was'' a real Jason, but he was vaporized by the Zeta accident and replaced with the soon-to-be Doctor Impossible's Jason!Avatar, who then became [=CoreFire=].
9	* I came here to post a very similar theory to this. I really thought this was where the plot was headed. In my WMG Jason was the "real" one and Dr. Impossible was the part of his psyche that was ashamed of his own popularity. The nerdy core that just wanted to be left alone to perform science and was constantly being interupted by Jason's popularity. The Zeta Beam split Dr. Impossible with his intelligence off from Jason. Remember, Jason's supposed to be smart in highschool and college, but later he seems pretty dumb. Somehow he can't remember that Dr. Impossible would know Erica from all the times he's kidnapped her. Additionally he just can't remember this kid he supposedly went to highschool and college with, and even talked to on occasion. This makes sense if that kid was the smart part of his mind, made into a seperate person by the Zeta Beam. Also explains why no one can trace Dr. Impossible's origin. I suspect Erica either knows they were originally the same person, or else was manifested in the same accident, previously having been a fantasy perfect girl in Jason's mind.
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11	[[WMG: Lily's original backstory was the true one]]
12	All of that business about being the local Lois Lane CaptainErsatz was just a cover story, to hide the fact that arranging the destruction of Pharoah's hammer, taking [[=CoreFire=]] out of circulation long enough for Kosmic Klaw to set a critical scheme in motion, disposing of Psychic Prime, and getting rid of Doctor Impossible's stockpile of advanced technology once and for all were the final steps in bringing about her apocalyptic future.
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14	[[WMG: Baron Ether/Impossible's planned Ice Empire is actually the [[WesternAnimation/RobotChicken Empire On Ice]].]]
15	-->''Impossible's not nice!''
16	-->''And the cyborg gets sliced!''
17	-->''And Feral has lice!''
18	-->''The Empire On Ice!''
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20	[[WMG: Pharoah's hammer is an Elfland relic.]]
21	One, its an insanely powerful magical weapon. The only other weapon that comes close is the Elfland Scepter. Two, its cracked and losing power. The Scepter is also losing power. Three, the descriptions of what the jewel on the Scepter of Elfland once looked like and what the jewel on the Pharoah's hammer looks like are extremely similar, with other differences in style being the result of the cheap decorations the Pharoah stuck on the hammer. Four, during the Elfland story, the text mentions one of the brothers trying to hide his hammer when the rescuers show up.
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23	Also, the backstory for Pharoah mentioned that he found the hammer in the woods when he was a boy.
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25	It all makes sense.
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27	* This is exactly what it says in the book...I mean...it's not WMG so much as...the thing the book says happened.
28	* For a fifth point (as if it's needed), way at the end of the book, Elphin claims to realize what the task left to her by Titania actually was - and has Fatale throw the hammer in the ocean.
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30	[[WMG: Elfland was the Land of the Fairies]]
31	Combining the above guess with the implications that the Hammer of Ra was an ancient fairly relic that Elphin was supposed to get back.
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33	* It makes it sad that Elphin didn't get to meet the old lady who owned the sceptre of Elfland.
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35	[[WMG: ''Literature/SoonIWillBeInvincible'' takes place in the same universe as ''WebVideo/DoctorHorriblesSingAlongBlog''.]]
36	And Billy Horrible was another contemporary of Dr. Impossible.
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38	[[WMG: The Peterson school was founded by [[Manga/DeathNote Mr. Wammy]].]]
39	It is said that he founded such schools all over the world. It fits the criteria: A mysterious school taking in genius children for a nebulous purpose... check.
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41	[[WMG: Dr. Impossible didn't give Corefire his powers. Corefire already had his powers, and they are what saved him from Dr. Impossible's experiment.]]
42	Dr. Impossible has been seen to be a fairly unreliable narrator, and tends to skew previous events based on his own perspective. He regards Corefire as a dumb jock, but if Corefire was in the same high level classes as Dr. Impossible then he couldn't be as dumb as Impossible believes. In addition, he believed that Corefire clearly remembered him, but during their final confrontation Corefire had no idea who Impossible was (do you remember everyone from college?). And he clearly didn't recognize Lily as his constant abductee (who's own backstory is questionable at best). This shows that Impossible's and many others recollections of the past can't be fully trusted. In addition, it was stated that any attempt to recreate the experiment that gave Corefire his abilities failed utterly. Which means it might not have been random chance that allowed the energy beam to grant Corefire his powers. Corefire might have had his powers long before the accident, and Dr. Impossible wrongly attributes that event as the period which gave Corefire his abilities. But since he obviously thinks he's far more important to Corefire's personal life than he actually is, this simply would continue that theme.
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