| 1 | ->''"Az előző bekezdést mind most találtam ki. De ez most már kanonikus."'' |
| 2 | -->--'''[[http://truepenny.livejournal.com/596516.html Sarah Monette]]''' |
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| 6 | Egy nyilatkozat a mű néhány félreérthető vagy meghatározatlan részével kapcsolatban. Az Isten Igéje olyan végső hatalomtól érkezik, mint például az alkotó, a rendező, vagy a producer. Az ilyen rendeletek ellentmondhatnak korábbi kijelentéseknek azért, mert valaki hibát követett el. |
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| 8 | A rajongók azért keresik az Isten Igéjét, hogy lecsillapítsák a {{Fanon}} vitákat, de előfordulhat, hogy a Hatalom továbblépett, és [[ShrugOfGod nem akar válaszolni]]. Sok esetben a hatalom nem érzi szükségességét annak, hogy válaszoljon; a további nyomás pedig elvezethet ahhoz a feltételezéshez, [[MisaimedFandom hogy a fandom elvakult]] a nézők pedig hülyék. |
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| 10 | Fontos megjegyezni, hogy számos ember elutasítja Isten Igéjének fogalmát, csak akkor veszi kánonnak, hogy az eredeti forrásanyagban jelent meg, és ha az alkotó szerette volna, hogy egy olyan tény lenne kánon, amit az eredeti műve tartalmazott. Van, aki még ennél is tovább megy, a kánon bizonytalanságát jó dolognak véli, és úgy tekint Isten Igéjére, mint a rajongók képzeletének bilincsére -- ezt a meggyőződést néhány modern irodalomkritikus is támogatja, nevezetesen Wimstatt és Beardsley a "Szándékos Tévedés"-ben, és Barthes A szerző halála című esszéjébe. Mindkettőnél az az érv, hogy a mű értelmezése nem korlátozódhat csupán arra, hogy felismerjük "a szerző szándékát". |
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| 12 | Másfelől viszont nem minden történetnek van egy bizonyos alkotója, és a közreműködők esetleg nem értenek egyet a történet olyan értelmezéseivel, amelyek nem nyilvánvalóak. Ez különösen akkor fordulhat elő, ha már nem dolgoznak együtt, és főleg, ha kiesett egy bizonyos idő. Ebben az esetben több "Isten" adott potenciálisan ellentmondásos magyarázatot, így felmerül a kérdés, hogy kinek a szavait helyes figyelembe venni. Hasonlóképpen sok esetben [[GodDoesNotOwnThisWorld az írók nem a történet szerzöi jogi tulajdonosai]], ami azt jelenti, hogy nem ők a legvégsőbb hatalom, akkor is, ha támogatott az Isten Igéje elméletét. |
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| 14 | Fontos emlékezni arra, hogy ha nem értesz egyet az Isten Igéjével, nincs semmi baj azzal, ha írsz egy ennek [[AlternateUniverseFic ellentmondó fanfiction]]t. Csak ne próbáld meg becsúsztatni kívánt Fanonod azon a rajongókhoz, akik elismerik a hivatalos kánont, vagy tényleges alkotói a műnek. |
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| 16 | Ha a műnek több alkotója van, és ők egy kritikus ponton nem értenek egyet egymással, akkor valószínűleg a rajongók is támogatni fogják egyes, egymásnak ellentmondó nyilatkozatokat. Mi történik, ha több rajongó van megáldva az Isten Igéjével? Mi történik, ha egy szó nevetségesebbnek kerül ki a vártnál? [[ArmedWithCanon Biblia harc!]] A 'Történet Biblia' egy sorozat részének írásakor használatos végleges iránymutatás. Ha két író oda-vissza idézi a Történet Bibliát, akkor Biblia Harc van. |
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| 18 | Lásd még: Revízió, Kánon Diszkontinuitás, Teremtő Imádat, Törött Bázis. Ha az ige nem magától az alkotótól származik, hanem valaki olyantól, akinek kiegészítő szerepe van a teremtésben, akkor az Szent Pál Igéje. Ha az ige nem magától az alkotótól származik, de az idő múlásával is érvényes, akkor az Dante Igéje. Azonban nem mindig azt a választ kapják meg a rajongók, amit kerestek, ilyen például Isten Flip Flopja, vagy Isten Vállrándítása. Egyes esetekben az alkotó szándékosan félrevezeti a közönséget, ezek nevei a Hazug Teremtő és a Trollkodó Teremtő. Hasonló a Szerző Halála, Mi Lett Volna és az Isten Sosem Mondta Ezt. A Meleg Igéje szubtrope. Az elméletet viszont Jossolhatják. Tényleges szentírásért lásd a "Vallás"-t a Hasznos Tudnivalók címszó alatt. |
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| 23 | Az, hogy hol vagy mikor található a példa, szintén meghalálható |
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| 28 | [[folder:Anime és Manga]] |
| 29 | * Oda Eiichiro, a ''Manga/OnePiece'' alkotója összegyűjtött köteteiben vezet egy rovatot, amelynek célja az Isten Igéjének magyarázata a különböző ''One Piece'' részekben. Elragadóan lezser ezzel kapcsolatban, néha a jelenet közben ad magyarázatot, sőt, [[AscendedFanon megengedi a rajongóknak, hogy írjanak kánont számára]]: |
| 30 | -->'''Rajongó:''' Szerintem Chopper születésnapja december 24-én legyen! |
| 31 | -->'''Oda:''' [[AscendedFanon Oké]]. |
| 32 | * Egy interjúban a ''Manga/DeathNote'' [[AllThereInTheManual "Hogyan Olvasd"]] kötetében, Ohba Tsugumi kifejezetten állítja, hogy a lány a Death Note legvégén '''nem''' Amane Misa, és csak azért tette oda, mert jól mutat. Ezt sokan aktívan figyelmen kívül hagyják azon az alapon, hogy [[FanonDiscontinuity ennek így kellett volna történnie]]. |
| 33 | ** Ohba azt is kijelentette, hogy [[spoiler: a halott karakterek örökké halottak, és nem jönnek vissza az életbe. Bocs, srácok, [[HesJustHiding nem bujkálnak]].]] |
| 34 | ** Ohba és Obata egyértelműen kimondják, hogy [[spoiler: L hazudik a Lighttal való barátságáról,]] és Light, bár "sátáni" figura, őszintén szereti a családját, és az emberiséget, mint egészt. El lehet képzelni, ez hogyan megy le [[NeverLiveItDown a rajongók]] [[DieForOurShip egyes részeinek]] a torkán. |
| 35 | ** Mindazonáltal annak kapcsán, hogy L hazudik arról, hogy [[spoiler:Lighttal barátok,]] a "Hogyan Olvasd" azt is kimondja L karakterlapján, hogy [[spoiler: "A Lighttal való harc közben is L egy furcsa barátságot alakít ki vele."]] Tehát bár az állítás először hazugság volt, végül igaz lett. |
| 36 | *** Ez a könyv adja meg a legközelebbi választ [[spoiler: Matsuda elméletével kapcsolatban arról, hogy Near irányította Mikamit a Death Notetal: az olvasók döntsék el maguk. Ugyanakkor az említett könyv azt is kijelenti, hogy Near becstelen és gonoszabb, mint Mello.]] |
| 37 | * Egy interjúban az ''Manga/{{X1999}}''-ről, Okawa Nanase, a Creator/{{CLAMP}} forgatókönyvírója többször megemlítette a kérdezőnek, hogy [[AllLovingHero Kamui]] és [[BigBad Fuuma]] között most már [[HoYay több van, mint barátság]], annak ellenére, hogy halálos ellenségek, és bár a feszültség nyilvánvaló, szilárdan a "jó barátok" területen maradnak. Ráadásul Kamui még mindig szerelmes a [[spoiler:halott]] gyerekkori barátjába, (a női) Kotoriba. Még azt is mondta a riporternek, hogy ne nevezze őket barátoknak, mintha senki sem találta volna még ki, hogy a CLAMP rajta van a homoszexuális kapcsolatokon. |
| 38 | * Kajishima Masaki, a ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' eredeti alkotója és a ''Ryo-Oh-Ki'' {{OVA}}k ((Japánban még Kajishima kánonnak is hívják őket), nagyon szeret tie-in regényeket kiadni, ténykönyveket, doujinshiket és egyéb termékeket, ahol alaposabban elmagyarázza a művet -- főleg azért, mert akkor még nem tudta finanszírozni a következő sorozatot, de még volt mondanivalója. Ezeket a műveket általában kánonként kezelik a japán rajongók, de nyugaton nem jelennek meg. Alapvetően ezek Kajishima kánonjai ha/amikor a jogtulajdonos (AIC) még több OVA-nak enged szabad utat. Addig abban a szokatlan helyzetben marad, hogy lényegében a saját animéjéről kell fanficeket írnia. |
| 39 | * A ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' írója Hirano Kouta megunta a válaszolgatást a részletgazdag-megszállott rajongók kérdéseire arról, hogy Alucard már nem töltötte újra fegyvereit soha és hogy hol tartja Anderson az összes szuronyát a mangában. Válaszolt a kérdéseikre egy kérdés-válasz Omakéban azáltal, hogy azt válaszolta "ezek mond kozmopisztolyok, és egymillió körig tartanak" és "Anderson négy dimenziós". |
| 40 | * A ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'' rendezője megemlítette, hogy az Adventure 02 végére négy hivatalos pár volt, már ha [[ShippingWars a készítöknek sikerül megegyezniük arról, kinek kivel kéne összejönnie]]. Hogy a dolgokat szépen hagyja, négy párt tette a kalapba, és kettőt előhúzott közülük, és ez a két pár az epilógusban házasokként is mutatkik. Hivatkozásul a [[TheLancer Matt]]/[[ActionGirl Sora]] és [[TheAtoner Ken]]/[[GenkiGirl Yolei]]. A másik kettő [[spoiler:[[TheSmartGuy Izzy]]/[[TheDitz Mimi]] és [[ForegoneConclusion Takeru/Hikari]].]] |
| 41 | * Akamatsu Ken alkalmanként interjút at a lefordított ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'' kötetek {{Omake}} szekciójában, ahol néha tisztáz megválaszolatlan kérdéseket az aktuális kötetről, ilyen például a pactio rendszer sajátossága, vagy az, hogy bírja el Kaeda [[{{BFS}} hatalmas shurikenjét]]. |
| 42 | ** Ezenkívül Twitter fiókját is frissíti és egy online folyóiratban rámutat fejezetei hibáira (olyan fontos pontoktól kezdve, mint az egyik karakterének elemét jégként jelölték víz helyett, olyan triviális kérdésekig, hogy egy szereplőt helytelenül árnyékoltak) több más dolog mellett. |
| 43 | * Morikawa Jouji, a ''Manga/HajimeNoIppo'' alkotója megnevezi a legjobb három bokszolót a manga 361. fejezetében. A legerősebb bokszoló kétségkívül Takamura. A második Ricardo Martinez. Meglepő módon Miyatát nevezi meg a harmadik legjobbnak, és Ippot a nyolcadiknak. |
| 44 | ** Miyatát illetően ez teljesen érthető. A harci stílusa a "nagy kockázat, nagy jutalom" keveréke, hárítása kifogástalan, és kritikus sebességét rendkívül kockázatos ütések követik, amelyek '''JELENTŐS''' kárt okoztak Ippo Dempsey Rolljával szemben. Ez azt mutatja, hogy nem a fizikai erő az egyetlen módja a győzelemnek, mivel bár az ereje kevesebb, az ügyessége ellensúlyozza az ilyen gyengeségeit. |
| 45 | * A ''Manga/DragonBall'' alkotója, Toriyama Akira tisztességes mennyiségű információt biztosított egy guide könyvekről szóló interjúban a Saiyan biológia túlvilági működéséről. |
| 46 | * Kanzaka Hajime, az eredeti ''{{Literature/Slayers}}'' regények írója, és az anime fő írója gyakran válaszol és erősít meg kérdéseket a sorozatbeli fantázia elemek működéséről, vagy arról, hogy ki kicsoda vagy micsoda. |
| 47 | * A ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' alkotója Creator/HiromuArakawa kijelentette egy artbookban, hogy az egyetlen ok, hogy Roy Mustang és Riza Hawkeye nem házasok, az a katonai előírások. Ez lett az alapja annak, hogy a rajongók érvényesítsék észrevételeiket a kettejük kapcsolatának romantikus mivoltáról. |
| 48 | * A ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'' alkotója, Togashi Yoshihiro kijelentette, hogy Sensui és Itsuki egy meleg férfi pár. Nyílt vonzalom viszont csak Itsuki részéről mutatkozik. |
| 49 | * A ''Anime/TigerAndBunny'' rendezője és forgatókönyvírója tucatnyi csemegével szolgált egyes eseményekről és szereplőkről, a triviálistól (Keith egy kicsit egészségfüggő és Antonio fél a magasságtól) a komolyig (Kotetsu Végzetes Hibája abból ered, hogy fél, hogy árt az embereknek, miután megszerezte az erejét, és [[spoiler: Maverick jobban belenyúlt Barnaby emlékeibe, mint ami a sorozatban látható]]). A ''Hős Pletyka Könyv'' még több információt ad -- a pizsamáiktól az első szerelmükön át a napi menetrendükig. |
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| 52 | [[folder:Képregények]] |
| 53 | * Egy interjúban a ''Wizard'' magazinnal, az ''[[ComicBook/TheAvengers Avengers]]'' akkori írója Creator/KurtBusiek és a művész George Perez mindketten közvetítettek egy Isten Igéje faktoidot, amelyet senki más nem erősített meg. A kontraszt feltűnő: Busiek elmondott egy [[ContinuityPorn egymondatnyi retkont, amely kitöltött egy elvarratlan szálat egy ismeretlen hetvenes évekből származó történetben]]; Perez felfedte, hogy [[PerverseSexualLust a Skarlát Boszorkány, a kedvenc karaktere nem visel fehérneműt]]. |
| 54 | * Brian Clevinger saját maga jött a Website/TVTropes-hoz, hogy átadja Isten Igéjét az ''ComicBook/AtomicRobo''-val kapcsolatban. |
| 55 | * Gerry Conway azt mondta ebben a podcast interjúban (kb. 34 percnél) (http://wordballoon.blogspot.com/2009/06/gerry-conway-on-last-days-of-animal-man.html) hogy Gwen Stacy azért halt meg, mert John Romita fel akarta rázni a Pókembert azzal, hogy megöl egy mellékszereplőt. Romita May nénit akarta megölni, de Conway Gwen megölését javasolta, mivel őt egy meglehetősen szabványos szuper hős szerelemnek gondolta, Mary Janet pedig sokkal érdekesebbnek tartotta. |
| 56 | * 2010 decemberében a, Pókember alkotója, Creator/StanLee a következőt tweetelte: "Ezennel kihirdetem a világnak, hogy J. Jonah Jameson keresztneve — Jeremiah! És marad is — amíg meg nem gondolom magam!" (Bár ez kicsit ellentmondásosnak tűnik, mivel bár sosem erősítették meg a képregényben a tényt, hogy a neve John lenne, szinte mindenki ezt feltételezte, mivel apját és fiát is így hívják.) |
| 57 | ** Ha már Stan Leeről és J. Jonah Jamesonról van szó, Lee elismerte a ''Talk of the Nation'' nevű amerikai rádióműsorban, hogy Jameson saját maga morgósabb karikatúrája, és azt is mondta, hogy ugrana a lehetőségre, hogy őt alakítsa egy filmben. |
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| 60 | [[folder:Fan Works]] |
| 61 | * The author of ''Fanfic/TheLionKingAdventures'', [=ThatPersonYouMightKnow=], has confirmed many things on the fan forum that pertain to the series. Here are some notable examples: |
| 62 | ** [[spoiler: Tama and Tojo both went to heaven after dying, despite their sinister actions.]] |
| 63 | ** [[spoiler: The Interceptor became the pride's best hunter after ''The End''.]] |
| 64 | ** [[spoiler: Haiba never entered a proper relationship when he grew up.]] |
| 65 | ** [[spoiler: Haiba did eventually get over murdering Tama.]] |
| 66 | ** The fan nickname Anti-Haiba was accepted as canon. |
| 67 | ** Rafiki existed, hence why he is occasionally referenced, but [=ThatPersonYouMightKnow=] has confirmed that he died after Series 3. |
| 68 | ** Twiga, the giraffe from ''Haiba's Wish'', is in fact gay. |
| 69 | * The author of ''Fanfic/KiraIsJustice'' uses Author's Notes often to elaborate about facts in the story, and is always happy to give WordOfGod. |
| 70 | * Sometimes used in ''Fanfic/WhiteDevilOfTheMoon'' to address matters such as Nanoha's reactions to her past life as Serenity, and how four Inner Senshi are able to defeat six trained Bureau operatives despite being less well-trained and not having Usagi/Nanoha's leadership. |
| 71 | * The character's corner and author's note in ''Fanfic/TheTaintedGrimoire'' have both clarified a few things, such as reasons for making one thing the way it is. Also, through private messaging, cuttingmoon57 revealed him/herself to be a fan of Website/TVTropes. |
| 72 | * Monica Gilbey-Bieber, the author of the TrollFic ''Fanfic/OneLessLonelyGurl'', has a commentary of his own fanfic in [[http://trollseyeview.blogspot.com his blog]]. The commentary reveals interesting bits and trivia about the fanfic. |
| 73 | * In ''Fanfic/PerfectionIsOverrated'', the author notes detail information about things such as how characters (both the canon characters and [[ParodySue SUEs]]) are portrayed, some of what the author hoped to get across, and various other information, such as the fact that [[WeAREStrugglingTogether any attempt at collaboration between the SUEs would fail]]. |
| 74 | * Tropers/MagicConan14 gives bits of trivia on her profile page, on her blog and in author notes. One reference in ''Fanfic/TheDoveThief'' gets the award for most notable because there's an asterisk sitting in the middle of the fic. |
| 75 | * ''Fanfic/{{Bait and Switch|STO}}'' has an "Author's Notes" section at the end of each chapter that explains various things (e.g. why the USS ''Bajor'' has more BeamSpam than the ''Enterprise''-D ever did, that Tess Phohl is an agnostic despite her [[OhMyGods taking the name of an Andorian war goddess in vain]], and why Section 31 Agent Grell is tolerated). The author has also posted a number of characters' backstories on the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' fanon wiki Memory Gamma. Tropers/StarSword later did the same thing with another fic, ''Fanfic/RedFireRedPlanet''. |
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| 78 | [[folder:Film]] |
| 79 | * Creator/RidleyScott has been very clear in interviews in stating that, in his film ''Film/BladeRunner'', Deckard himself was a replicant. The only clues that this might be true in the movie, though, are the fact that Deckard's eyes briefly luminesce in one shot (and he's out of focus and in the background, at that) and the origami unicorn left by Gaff (Edward James Olmos) after Deckard dreamed of a unicorn. Unfortunately for anyone who saw the film in theaters and was trying to add up the clues, the unicorn dream was one of the victims of the ExecutiveMeddling that the film underwent after leaving Scott's hands. The final half of a line by Gaff at the end of the film ("You've done a man's job sir... but are you a man?"), which raises the issue even if it fails to resolve it, was also cut. (It appears in its entirety in "Dangerous Days," the documentary about the making of the film in the 5-disc Final Cut collector's edition.) |
| 80 | ** This is also a very good example of a deeply conflicted idea among the core creative team, as nearly everybody else involved with the making of the film believed that Deckard is a human, albeit one whose humanity has been ground down by the nature of his job. From Philip K. Dick (who wrote the original novel), to Hampton Fancher and David Peoples (who wrote the screenplay), to Harrison Ford (who played Deckard), the list of people who thought Scott was wrong is extensive, and powerful enough in creative terms to give ''Auteur Theory'' advocates a headache. It was hardly the ''only'' case of duelling WordOfGod during the filming; the scene where Deckard essentially forces Rachael to kiss him (with all its squicky undertones) was another case where the screenwriters (and Rutger Hauer, who played Roy Batty) deeply disagreed with Scott's take on the material. It's very possible that the conflicts are what make the film such a Cult hit: whatever your take on the film, it's likely there was someone involved in making it who shared that view, simultaneously vindicating your reading and providing lots and lots to debate about with other fans. |
| 81 | * Creator/RidleyScott again; is [[Film/{{Hannibal}} Hannibal Lecter]] a madman? While most, including Anthony Hopkins, would ''not'' deny it, Scott does not think so. In Scott's own words in his audio commentary on ''Film/{{Hannibal}}'', "There is something very moral about Lecter in this film. The behavior of Hannibal is never insane – [I] didn't want to use that excuse. Is he insane? No, I think he's as sane as you or I. He just likes it." Having said that, Scott went on to say that he did think that Verger's objective in the film, wanting to capture Hannibal and subject him to a horrible death by torture, likely made him replace Hannibal as the true antagonist. |
| 82 | * In the introductory documentary from the VHS Special Edition of ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/ANewHope'' (as well as an interview for ''The Mythology of Star Wars with George Lucas and Bill Moyers'') George Lucas stomped on the idea that "bringing balance to the Force" involved equalising the Light and Dark sides -- apparently, the Dark Side is inherently an imbalance. Wookieepedia has the relevant quotes in their article on the [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Chosen_One Chosen One]]. |
| 83 | ** There's an interesting twist on this in the Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse. Every character to appear in the Cantina Scenes in ''A New Hope'' and the infamous ''Film/TheStarWarsHolidaySpecial'' has his or her own species and {{backstory}}. Some of this came about through various authors, some of it was composed by fans and put on [[http://www.starwars.com/vault/databank/index.html?page=2 the databank]], meaning that fans get to make their own Word of God. Most of this will never be used, and the people who write the books will blithely ignore it if they want. Some of the entries are pretty formulaic, but there are some gems in the Databank. Like the entry for [[http://www.starwars.com/databank/character/slytherbushforb/ Slyther Bushforb]], which is Anime/{{Noir}} [[JustForFun/RecycledInSpace IN SPACE!]] |
| 84 | -->It was a dark night, one that would have undoubtedly been stormy had Coruscant's Weather Control Network permitted it. Not many Nuknogs ever left the filthy swamps of Sump, which is why he knew the dame that walked into his office was trouble with a capital ''trill''. |
| 85 | * Toho has stated that Film/KingKong won in both the American and Japanese versions of ''Film/KingKongVsGodzilla''. |
| 86 | * ''Film/PansLabyrinth'' left it ambiguous whether the fairy tale stuff was real or all in Ophelia's head, as if it was intentionally open to interpretation and left for the viewer to decide. However in the DVD commentary, the director Guilermo Del Toro says that it was real, or at least that he believes it is. |
| 87 | * The original ''Film/TotalRecall1990'' leaves it ambiguous whether Arnold Schwarzenegger's character actually is having the adventure, or he is hallucinating as his brain is being fried by a memory-implantation malfunction. The fact that the film ends with a fade to white instead of black suggests it's a hallucination, and Paul Verhoeven confirms this in the commentary; Arnold Schwarzenegger played the part using the assumption that it was real. |
| 88 | * In ''Film/MrBrooks'', it's implied that [[spoiler:Mr. Brooks' daughter killed a man and hid it from him, but it was off screen and never shown.]] We never find out definitively whether she did it or not, and some viewers don't accept that she did. However, the DVD commentary [[spoiler: says definitively that she did.]] |
| 89 | * In ''Film/TheDarkKnight'', though it's not actually explicitly stated, Harvey Dent/Two Face is, according to Creator/ChristopherNolan, [[KilledOffForReal dead]]. Additionally, the screenplay explicitly states that Harvey/Two Face "dies from a broken neck". Even if it’s a case of two separate personalities, that still doesn’t allow Harvey to die and Two-Face to live. |
| 90 | ** Aaron Eckhart has also mentioned in interviews that he asked Nolan if Harvey Dent/Two Face was dead. Nolan confirmed it to Eckhart. |
| 91 | * The director of the 2008 ''Film/{{The Incredible Hulk|2008}}'' had a rare chance on the DVD commentary to fully explain a cliffhanger ending, as he himself doesn't know whether Bruce has turned evil: if his next appearance is in the ''Avengers'' film he has, and if it's another Hulk film he hasn't. |
| 92 | ** Since ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' has hit the theaters this situation can be solved: [[spoiler:Although there is a lot of tension in the beginning and everybody treads very carefully around the Hulk, he is part of the team and drives into the sunset with Tony Stark.]] |
| 93 | * This trope is the reason that the Wachowskis refuse to talk about their own interpretation of the ''[[Film/TheMatrix Matrix]]'' [[Film/TheMatrix trilogy]]; in the introduction they wrote for the ''Ultimate Matrix Collection'', they state that they don't want their own opinions to be cited as definitive, since the blind acceptance of dogma flies in the face of the trilogy's themes. |
| 94 | * Misled in ''Film/HalloweenII1981''. It was initially stated by the creators that [[spoiler:Michael burned to death]]. However, they were forced to retcon this in ''Film/Halloween4TheReturnOfMichaelMyers'' due to poor reception of ''Film/HalloweenIIISeasonOfTheWitch''. |
| 95 | * ''Film/HotFuzz'' includes a special feature called the Fuzz-o-Meter, which pops up bits of trivia about the film. Much of the trivia includes bits and pieces about the story or characters that had been written into the script, but never made it to film. One of the 'facts' claims that the film was inspired by true events, only they involved zombies. |
| 96 | ** Another 'fact' states that director Edgar Wright's eyeballs exploded during post-production. |
| 97 | * In ''Franchise/{{Saw}}'', the commentaries have answered a few unanswered questions, specifically in ''Film/Saw3D'', in which the writers have stated that [[spoiler:Hoffman does not escape the bathroom and dies there,]] and that the two [[spoiler:pig masks who helped Dr. Gordon capture him are Brad and Ryan from the opening.]] |
| 98 | * For the ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'' series, there has been a bit of debate (particularly by a stubborn wikipedia admin) as to whether [[spoiler: Jason is dead after being completely incinerated in Earth 2's atmosphere (except for his mask) at the end of ''Film/JasonX'']]. Though a comic and a novel series retcons this, most Jason comics fit into CanonDiscontinuity, and it's Word of God that [[spoiler: Jason is listed under the Jump to Death menu on the official DVD, with "Atmosphere" even listed as cause of death]]. |
| 99 | * During the dubbing process of ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'' Soundwave's English voice actor (Creator/FrankWelker) was brought on to dub the character for the French and Italian versions (amongst others, sans Japanese and German *Considered to be sub-standard*), [[http://www.newsarama.com/tv/090915-Animated-Shorts-Welker.html he described the process as very hard and that "Soundwave in French is not to be believed"]]. |
| 100 | * On the DVD commentary of ''Film/{{Sideways}}'', the actors mention that according to the writer/director [[spoiler:Maya does not live there any more when Miles knocks on her door]]. |
| 101 | * During the filming of ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'', Creator/IanMcKellen had the costumers sew a pocket into his robe in which he [[http://books.google.com/books?id=IMnXmrJJ1AgC&pg=PA255&lpg=PA255&dq=mckellen+%22lord+of+the+rings%22+pocket+robe&source=bl&ots=TmIJjEarCV&sig=UEZQWdN4IppoIVkeelX1QHZZ1Fs&hl=en&sa=X&ei=A3UNUZXWN4Pj2QXZkYHoAg&ved=0CFUQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=mckellen%20%22lord%20of%20the%20rings%22%20pocket%20robe&f=false carried a copy of Tolkien's book]], for use in settling debates about the author's intent. |
| 102 | * Writer Parker Bennett of ''Film/SuperMarioBros1993'' clarified many details about the universe's backstory in a 2010 interview with The Super Mario Bros. The Movie Archive website. |
| 103 | [[/folder]] |
| 104 | |
| 105 | [[folder:Literature]] |
| 106 | * Much of the information regarding what happens to the characters after the end of ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows'' has come from interviews with Creator/JKRowling, or postings on [[http://www.jkrowling.com her own website.]] Many of the interviews are archived on [[http://www.mugglenet.com Muggle-net]] or [[http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/ The Leaky Cauldron]]. Rowling is also writing a ''Literature/HarryPotter'' encyclopedia which will contain background information which never made it into the novels, thus turning WordOfGod into AllThereInTheManual when it's published. |
| 107 | ** The strength of WordOfGod in the Harry Potter fandom seems unusual compared to many other literature fandoms, possibly because of the sheer amount of interview material given by Rowling. The massive success of the series made her very powerful, to the point that most people in the fandom have read a great number of interviews, and everything she says gets archived and treated as gospel truth (even though she sometimes contradicts herself or changes things later on). It's nearly impossible to find a Harry Potter roleplay or fandom community that doesn't treat interview material as equally important as the content of the actual series, and individuals who try to theorize about or play characters based solely on the book content will find themselves attacked for not knowing enough about the character. |
| 108 | ** JK Rowling loves giving Word of God so much that she is apparently launching a [[http://www.pottermore.com whole new website]] just to give her fans some more. |
| 109 | ** However, her claim about Dumbledore's sexuality could be an exception: a large part of both fandom [[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/29/arts/29conn.html?_r=1 and critics]] refuses to accept it, since it heavily changes the understanding of some of the character's motives and doesn't fit into their mental image of Dumbledore. |
| 110 | * David Weber, writer of (among other things) the ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' series, occasionally makes proclamations on points of confusion by fans, on the newsgroup featuring him (alt.books.david-weber) and the [[http://bar.baen.com Baen Bar]], a forum maintained by Creator/BaenBooks, the publisher of many ScienceFiction and {{Fantasy}} works. These are occasionally collected, and posted [[http://infodump.thefifthimperium.com/ here]] for perusal by those not reading the forums and/or newsgroup, maintained by Joe Buckley (who's a regular RedShirt in various Baen-published novels; ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' has had several Buckleys killed in and of itself). |
| 111 | * Creator/NeilGaiman has [[http://splashpage.mtv.com/2008/11/18/twilight-a-hit-among-comic-book-writers-kids-just-ask-neil-gaiman-and-mike-mignola/ said in interviews]] that he intended Silas from ''Literature/TheGraveyardBook'' to be a vampire. On the other hand, he also said [[{{Applicability}} "If you miss it, that's fine. You'll just get a slightly different book."]] |
| 112 | * Creator/AaronAllston, writer of part of the ''Literature/XWingSeries'', in his [[http://www.aaronallston.com/faq.html faq]] posits what he thinks happened to his characters in the twenty or so years between Wraith Squadron and the Vong War, as well as some details that never made it into the books, like ship names. |
| 113 | * Creator/JohnScalzi parodied the controversy over the canonicity of J.K. Rowling's WordOfGay for Dumbledore by posting a list of facts about the protagonist of ''Literature/OldMansWar'' on [[http://whatever.scalzi.com/2007/10/29/things-you-didnt-know-about-john-perry/ his blog]] and declaring them canonical. They included "He is allergic to blueberries" and "He is distantly related to UsefulNotes/DwightEisenhower". |
| 114 | * Creator/OrsonScottCard's book ''Literature/{{Empire}}'' (a prequel, of sorts, to the Platform/XBoxLiveArcade game ''VideoGame/ShadowComplex'') ends with an interesting, and quite apt, afterward written by the author about the problems of extremisim in the American Political Parties, which we're told is what moral of the book was meant to be. |
| 115 | * For a while, Lois Lowry refused to explain the GainaxEnding of ''Literature/TheGiver,'' which could be interpreted as either the main character's [[spoiler:triumphant escape from his dystopian society or a DyingDream as he froze to death]]. However, after asking if anyone had any questions at the author [=Q&A=] of the 2009 National Book Festival in Washington, DC, Lowry added, [[spoiler:"Jonas is alive, by the way. You don't have to ask that one."]] |
| 116 | * Creator/BrandonSanderson provides a lot of WordOfGod on his books mostly in the chapter annotations and blog on [[http://www.brandonsanderson.com/index.php his site]] and also in interviews, which are usually linked to on his blog. |
| 117 | * Sir Creator/TerryPratchett used to post regularly to the Platform/{{Usenet}} group alt.books.pratchett, giving WordOfGod on things like [[https://groups.google.com/group/alt.fan.pratchett/msg/7c0359779eeba9dd?hl=en how Rincewind's age relates to how much time has passed since CoM, how many Patricians we've seen]] and [[http://groups.google.com/group/alt.books.pratchett/msg/c81497c93e642e69?hl=en how the clacks was constructed]]. |
| 118 | * Creator/JimButcher has given so much WordOfGod over the years that it has been fan-dubbed the Word of Jim, most of which can be found on the [[http://www.jimbutcheronline.com/bb/ Jim Butcher Forums]]. Interviews, convention panels, forum threads, you name it; if he says it, it gets written down as truth—even [[http://twitter.com/longshotauthor Twitter]] has been used to convey Word of Jim. There's so much Word of Jim [[http://www.jimbutcheronline.com/bb/index.php/board,43.0.html there's even a board]] dedicated to archiving it. |
| 119 | * Creator/IsaacAsimov used to tell a story about how he once got into an argument with a literary critic--who didn't know he was speaking with the author--about the meaning of one of his stories. At the end Asimov pulled out what he thought was his trump card: "I should know; I wrote it!" to which the critic replied "[[DeathOfTheAuthor What's that got to do with it]]?" Asimov later turned this into a story with William Shakespeare (brought forward in time) flunks a class in his works. |
| 120 | * Creator/AnneMcCaffrey, starting in the mid-90s, put out several WordOfGod proclamations regarding The ''Literature/DragonridersOfPern'' series. She also responded personally to emails during the period from the early 90s through the very early 2000s, and the resulting canon arguments based on interpretations of her letters could get fierce. Now, people are more likely to just attribute things to Anne Science and move on, and in some cases even the books themselves aren't considered canon by many groups, especially those written by her son. |
| 121 | ** The most notable of her edicts was the one titled "Pern's Renewable Airforce". There were two versions of this, one from [[http://www.oocities.org/area51/vault/2726/ammsg.html 1997]], and an edited and slightly saner version which was propagated in [[http://www.dragonridersclub.com/drmain/ammsg.html 2000]]. The earlier version prompted many fan groups to suddenly require characters to adhere to rules regarding sexual orientation that in many ways made no sense, like all male green and blueriders suddenly having to be gay, and absolutely no lesbian or bisexual dragonriders, period. People who entered fandom before this point or through a group which never adopted these rules still largely think they're absolutely insane; people who started later tended to accept them more as a matter. |
| 122 | ** Then there was [[http://fanlore.org/wiki/The_Tent_Peg_Statement the tent peg]], full sources for which are scarce on the web a decade and a half later, but the full thing was circulated around the same time as the original Renewable Airforce memo. |
| 123 | * In the ''[[Literature/TheWheelOfTime Wheel of Time]]'' book series, many fans speculated that [[spoiler:Demandred was disguised as Mazrim Taim]]. This theory persisted until [[{{Jossed}} Robert Jordan himself discredited it.]] [[http://wotfaq.dragonmount.com/node/35]] |
| 124 | * Creator/TamoraPierce has done this on numerous occasions. The blog [[http://tpwords.wordpress.com/ Words of Tamora Pierce]] has gathered numerous statements taken from forum discussions, con appearances, etcetera, although it's limited to the ''Literature/TortallUniverse'' and hasn't updated for a couple of years. You can also find her on ''[[Blog/MarkDoesStuff Mark Reads]]'' under the username "scrivener212," every now and again. |
| 125 | [[/folder]] |
| 126 | |
| 127 | [[folder:Live Action TV]] |
| 128 | * In later seasons of ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', questions not answered in the actual show tended to be addressed only in Creator/JossWhedon's interviews. Some fans considered anything Joss said in an interview to be canon, while others did not and were annoyed by this practice. |
| 129 | * Responding to a message board request, ''Series/{{Coupling}}'' creator (and sole writer) Creator/StevenMoffat wrote a breakdown of the characters' lives several years after the fourth and final season. This gave Moffat the chance to write an "ending" for the character of Jeff, despite actor Richard Coyle leaving the previous year. |
| 130 | ** Unfortunately, because the primary source (an old Dr. Who forum called Outpost Gallifrey) has closed, Website/TheOtherWiki wouldn't keep it on the show's page anymore because of lack of citation, so if it pleases the crowds, here is the text to be preserved for everyone to read: |
| 131 | |
| 132 | --> "Sally said yes to Patrick, they got married and are very happy... especially as Sally beat Susan to the altar, and finally did something first. Patrick is now a completely devoted husband, who lives in total denial that he was anything other an upstanding member of the community. Or possibly he's actually forgotten. He doesn't like remembering things because it's a bit like thinking. |
| 133 | |
| 134 | -->Jane and Oliver never actually did have sex, but they did become very good friends. They often rejoice together that their friendship is uncomplicated by any kind of sexual attraction - but they both get murderously jealous when the other is dating. Jane has a job at Oliver's science fiction book shop now - and since Oliver has that one moment of Naked Jane burnt on the inside of his eyelids, he now loses the place in one in every three sentences. People who know them well think something's gotta give - and they're right. Especially as Jane comes to work in a metal bikini. |
| 135 | |
| 136 | -->Steve and Susan have two children now, and have recently completed work on a sitcom about their early lives together. They're developing a new television project, but it keeps getting delayed as he insists on writing episodes of some [[Series/DoctorWho old kids show]] they recently pulled out of mothballs. She gets very cross about this, and if he says "Yeah but check out the season poll!" one more time, he will not live to write another word. |
| 137 | |
| 138 | -->Jeff is still abroad. He lives a life of complete peace and serenity now, having taken the precaution of not learning a word of the local language and therefore protecting himself from the consequences of his own special brand of communication. If any English speakers turn up, he pretends he only speaks Hebrew. He is, at this very moment, staring out to sea, and sighing happily every thirty-eight seconds. |
| 139 | |
| 140 | -->What he doesn't know, of course, is that even now a beautiful Israeli girl he once met in a bar, is heading towards his apartment, having been directed to the only Hebrew speaker on the island. What he also doesn't know is that she is being driven by a young ex-pat English woman, who is still grieving the loss of a charming, one-legged Welshman she once met on a train. And he cannot possibly suspect that (owing to a laundry mix-up, and a stag party the previous night in the same block) he is wearing heat-dissolving trunks. |
| 141 | |
| 142 | -->As the doorbell rings, it is best that we draw a veil." |
| 143 | |
| 144 | ** Moffat also demonstrated his power on his twitter, in relation to Doctor Who: |
| 145 | --> "Not it isn't [his name]. That's just what some guy CALLED him. And WHOOSH! that's canonical now. See my power!!!" |
| 146 | |
| 147 | * ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': According to this [[https://www.vulture.com/article/lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-plot-explained.html Vulture article]], the inspiration for Galadriel's romantic subplot with Sauron and her {{Xenafication}} is based on what Galadriel says to Frodo in chapter seven of ''The Fellowship of the Ring''. |
| 148 | * In weekly podcasts, the producers of ''Series/{{Lost}}'' have occasionally clarified plot points, such as confirming Jae Lee's death in "The Glass Ballerina" was a suicide. However, they are not always to be taken at their word: before season 3, in a long list of things we ''wouldn't'' see, they named "Desmond running naked through the jungle." Which did show up. |
| 149 | ** Notably, they had to step in after the series finale to explain the images shown above the series finale's credits of pieces of flight 815 on the beach, devoid of people, were only to [[ExecutiveMeddling create a breather before the news started up]], and [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory did not, in fact, imply anything]]. |
| 150 | * Nearly two decades after the series finale of ''Series/FamilyTies'', and after a couple years of speculation from fans, Gary David Goldberg (the creator of the sitcom) has finally given his own input on [[http://garydavidgoldberg.com/blog/2008/02/wwakd_what_would_alex_keaton_d_1.html Alex P. Keaton's current political leanings]]. Quite naturally, his response has managed to alienate certain fans of the show. The speculations have arose during the 2006 US elections, where Michael J. Fox (who played Alex P. Keaton) was lobbying for the legalization of ESCR. Furthermore, Michael J. Fox has also given his input on Alex P. Keaton's current political leanings (and place of residence). |
| 151 | * TV execs had told creator Ryan Murphy he had the greenlight for season 3 of ''Series/{{Popular}},'' which is why the season 2 season finale was a cliffhanger. After the series was cancelled, Murphy released [[http://www.tv.com/popular/promblems/episode/46014/trivia.html?tag=overview;trivia;see_all_link#trivia the rough outline of season 3]] that he'd already worked out. |
| 152 | * Dan Schneider who runs ''Series/ICarly'' is very active in this regard. In addition to twittering, set pictures and livejournal discussion, he also posts episodic fact sheets. Some of these contain WordOfGod interpretations of events on the show, one example from the iFight episode is that Carly was at least a little jealous when Freddie made some comments about Shelby being hot and future wife material. |
| 153 | ** His blog for the finale of the show, ''iGoodbye'' is an example of the creator using his WordOfGod to make things ''unclear'' rather than clearing up misconceptions. This episode featured a LastMinuteKiss moment between one pairing, and the other major pairings supporters were not happy with it. Knowing that he had a SpinOff show involving the 'third wheel' to promote, he took to his blog to creatively muddy the water, attempting to confuse the meaning behind the kisses, the romances, how much the romances meant in the context of the episode and the very idea that there was a romantic hookup involved. All without giving either side any additional content or clarity beyond what happened in the episode itself. |
| 154 | * The ''Franchise/StarTrek'' franchise as a whole is subject to one of the more controversial "words of God" in science fiction fandom: Paramount Studios (owners of the franchise) and Gene Roddenberry (creator of the franchise) established prior to Roddenberry's death in 1991 that only live-action Star Trek productions count as official canon; the 1970s animated series plus the novels, comic books and other spinoffs were not to be counted. That hasn't stopped some creative script-writers from sneaking references and concepts from the "expanded universe" into TV episodes and films. |
| 155 | ** An attempt at subverting this occurred when Jeri Taylor, co-creator of ''Star Trek: Voyager'', wrote an original novel, ''Mosaic'', based upon characters she helped create. Although originally thought to be the first canonical novel, given her special status (the only other Trek creator to pen a Trek novel was Roddenberry himself when he wrote the novelization of ''Star Trek: The Motion Picture''), it was later confirmed that the non-canon rule still applied, even to Taylor's novels. |
| 156 | *** What ultimately came of it was that, while Taylor may have intended ''Mosaic,'' as well as a follow-up novel focused on the other characters, ''Pathways,'' to be the canon background and story for the characters, and while she may have had these backgrounds in mind during her time on the show, once she stepped down from her position as executive producer, later material could and was established that was contradictory with them. |
| 157 | *** D.C. Fontana is also considered a Trek creator. She wrote much of the continuity for TOS including Spock's background, plus several episodes. Her novel ''Vulcan's Glory'', is accepted as canon by many fans, but officially it is not. |
| 158 | *** In the opening when the Voyager tips its underbelly to reveal three gray patches. [[http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/CGI#Computer_software John Gross of Ambilin Imaging *and later Digital Muse and EdenFX* ends up confirming what should be considered a very minor]] SpecialEffectsFailure as those three gray patches are where texture should go. |
| 159 | ** He also canonicized the proper term for a Star Trek fan. Once at a convention, he used the term "Trekkie" and a fan corrected him with "Trekker" - the response? "No, it's ''Trekkie''. I should know, I created them!" |
| 160 | * On a now-defunct section of Sony's website, ''Series/WheelOfFortune'' host Pat Sajak said that the show got rid of the returning-champions format because it was deemed unfair: a contestant might be great at solving puzzles, but have little to show for it thanks to just one Bankrupt, while the dummy of the group could end up having victory dumped in his lap again and again. |
| 161 | * Creator/JMichaelStraczynski, creator of ''Series/BabylonFive'', was one of the first to interact directly with fans via the Internet, via [=USENet=] and [=CompuServe=]. He often directly answered fan questions, explaining many things about each episode. Fan website [[http://www.midwinter.com/lurk/lurker.html The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5]] has archived most, if not all, of his comments, sorted by episode. A more direct link is [[http://www.midwinter.com/lurk/countries/us/eplist.html here]]. |
| 162 | * The ''Series/{{Community}}'' episode Remedial Chaos Theory has the show's timeline branching based on the outcome of a roll of a die. Due to the episode being aired out of order some plot details from the episode intended to air after it such as [[spoiler: Shirley calling Britta's lighter a Marijuana Lighter]] implied the canon timeline was the one based on the winner of the roll being [[spoiler: Abed]]. Word of God in the form of a blog post from show creator Dan Harmon on his official blog (Entitled [[http://danharmon.tumblr.com/post/11469117959/fine-were-geniuses-but-not-evil-geniuses "Fine, we're geniuses but not EVIL geniuses"]]) apologized for the confusion and stated that the canon timeline was actually [[spoiler: Abed grabbing the dice, making Jeff get the pizza.]] |
| 163 | * In the eighth season finale of ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'', the Janitor finally reveals his real name as [[spoiler: Glen Matthews]]. Throughout the series, the Janitor has many aliases, and seconds later after he reveals his "real name", someone walking by calls him [[spoiler:"Tommy"]]. However, series creator Bill Lawrence stated on his [[https://twitter.com/VDOOZER/status/208427676892004352 Twitter account]] that [[spoiler: Glen Matthews]] is the Janitor's real name. |
| 164 | * ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Although there's been no reference to him in the first season, the October 11, 2022 entry on Creator/GeorgeRRMartin's blog states that Daeron Targaryen, youngest - and nicest - son of Alicent and Viserys, has not been AdaptedOut and is currently in Oldtown (where he was Ormund Hightower's squire, per the books). |
| 165 | * ''Series/HoratioHornblower'': According to Creator/JamieBamber, the character he portrayed, Midshipman (later Lieutenant) Archie Kennedy, is the third son of a Scottish lord. He mentioned it in an interview for the A&E Network and it appears in the book ''The Making of C.S. Forester's Horatio Hornblower''. Given Archie's status as a CompositeCharacter and AscendedExtra, the majority of his backstory is composed of either the actors' and writers' statements about him, or {{Fanon}}. |
| 166 | [[/folder]] |
| 167 | |
| 168 | [[folder:Zene]] |
| 169 | * Gyakran feltételezik, hogy a "Dancing with Myself" (Tánc önmagammal) című Generation X/Billy Idol dal a maszturbálásról szól, de Idol elmondása alaján valóban a partner nélküli táncolásról szól. A [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VNx78SAq8M klipben]] azért táncol egyedül, mert mindenki más meghalt, és zombievá vált. |
| 170 | * Bob Dylantől szokatlanul, hivatalosan is megerősítette hogy a Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands (Az alföld szomorú szemű hölgye) a feleségéről, Saráról szól. [A 'Sara' című dalának egyik sora 'Writing Sad Eyed Lady for you' (neked írtam a szomorú szemű lányt)] |
| 171 | * A [[http://rapgenius.com/ Rap Genius]], nevű weboldal, amely lehetővé teszi a felhasználók számára, hogy elemezzenek egy rapdalt, lehetővé teszi a zenészeknek/producereknek, hogy módosítsák azt. |
| 172 | [[/folder]] |
| 173 | |
| 174 | [[folder:Újság Képregény]] |
| 175 | * Amikor ''ComicStrip/KrazyKat'', nevű karakterének neméről kérdezték, George Herriman [[http://stevestiles.com/krazy.htm a következőket mondta]]: |
| 176 | -->""Nem tudom. Egyszer elgondolkoztam azon, hogy lány, sőt, rajzoltam pár panelt, ahol terhes volt. Nem ugyanaz a Kat volt az. Aztán rájöttem, hogy Krazy olyasmi volt, mint egy szellem, egy tünde. Nincs nemük. Így Kat nem lehet fiú vagy lány. Kat egy szellem pixie, vagy valami hasonló. Értem, mire gondolok?"" |
| 177 | ** Ennek ellenére az 1962-es animációs sorozatban Krazyt kifejezetten nővé alakították, hogy elkerüljék a vitát. |
| 178 | * Ami Olivier B. Bommel - az anglofónoknak Oliver B. Bumble - második nevét illeti, volt egy vita az IstenIgéje körül, a Tom Poes hetimagazin egyik lapján kijelentette egy szerkesztő, hogy ez a "Berendinus" rövidítése, de a szerző és az alkotó kijelentették, hogy a B csak egy betű. |
| 179 | [[/folder]] |
| 180 | |
| 181 | [[folder:Tabletop Games]] |
| 182 | * The CCG ''[[TableTopGame/YuGiOh Yu-Gi-Oh]]'' game has what's known as "BKSS -- Because Konami Said So", a phenomenon where certain cards are given rulings that make no sense whatsoever, but are rendered iron-clad enforceable, because Konami -- the game's creator -- said that's how it went. At one point, UDE, the English ''Yu-Gi-Oh'' distributor, refused to administer a ruling on the card "Elemental Hero Rampart Blaster" that completely contradicted the card's text itself; when this discrepancy was pointed out to them, even Konami themselves admitted that the ruling was in error, yet still refused to change it. |
| 183 | * ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'' has a seasonally updated database that updates the wording of ''every'' card in the game, to the point that year-old cards already have official wordings that differ from what is printed on the cards. While these changes do not usually affect how the cards work, every so often the game is given a major overhaul that changes many things at once. Changes to timing rules with the advent of 6th Edition, the Grand Creature Type Update of 2007, and the changes to combat rules and terminology for Magic 2010 come to mind. |
| 184 | ** The card Time Vault. For many years, Wizards of the Coast had evoked errata to curb card power and keep what were considered the 'functional intent' cards in place. After sweeping cleanup of power controlling errata on other cards, Time Vault continued to suffer with such errata under the claim that it was the functional intent of the card. Eventually, a player was able to address Richard Garfield, creator of Magic, about the card. Garfield confirmed the card was supposed to function as it was originally printed. The errata was fully undone shortly afterwards. |
| 185 | * Gary Gygax, in the years before his death, went onto a number of Internet forums and served as something of a Word of God in that he offered rules clarifications and design justifications for the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' rules system he created. |
| 186 | * Another example in D&D comes from Keith Baker's presence on the official Dungeons and Dragons forums, where he goes by the handle [=HellCow=]. As creator of the TabletopGame/{{Eberron}} Campaign Setting, his posts regarding the world of Eberron are largely taken as "Word of God" for the setting, though he purposefully makes sure that he is ambiguous enough that [=DMs=] can make their own choices on how they want their world to run. |
| 187 | * ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'' has the "Word of Kromm", referring to the rule interpretations of Sean Punch who not only designed much of the third and fourth editions but is the editor of all official material put out for the game. |
| 188 | * After going "it's only the most popular theory" for dozens of books, in the Gehenna book Creator/WhiteWolf make it very clear: [[TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade Caine was the first vampire.]] |
| 189 | * The writers for ''TabletopGame/{{Exalted}}'' appear regularly on both the White Wolf forums and rpgnet and say a great deal...or, more often, offer a few tidbits for a forthcoming release while giggling and waving non-disclosure agreements. [[http://exalted.xi.co.nz/wiki/WriterQuotes Here]] and [[http://nobilis.me/quotes-exalted here]] are collections of said Words, the latter skewing more towards the current writing team. |
| 190 | * 2E ''TabletopGame/MutantsAndMasterminds'' had [[http://www.atomicthinktank.com/viewforum.php?f=18 a forum]] for system developer Steve Kenson to answer the questions of the players although he often answered questions indicating that a particular ruling was only his opinion in his games. |
| 191 | [[/folder]] |
| 192 | |
| 193 | [[folder:Színház]] |
| 194 | * Samuel Beckett a Godot-ra várvájában: |
| 195 | ** Azt mondta Colin Duckworthnek, hogy Pozzo nem Godot. A kijelentés Duckworth En attendat Godotjának bevezetőjéből van. |
| 196 | ** Többször kijelentette, hogy "Godot nem Isten". |
| 197 | [[/folder]] |
| 198 | |
| 199 | [[folder:Video Games]] |
| 200 | * The Exile in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic 2'' is canonically female, which caused an outcry among fans, since the Handmaiden romance was far more interesting and rounded than the alternative. This was ''likely'' in response to the angry response in making Revan canonically male, despite Female Revan fanfic and fan art having a 5:1 ratio over male Revans. Making the whole thing clear as mud is that while Leland Chee (the canon keeper of the Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse) declared the canonical genders of male Revan and female Exile, WordOfGod from Creator/BioWare and Obsidian was the ''opposite.'' Obsidian's own trailer and promo art refer to Exile as "he" while David Gailder of [=BioWare=] went on fan boards and admitted he viewed the character of Revan as female, even writing an epilogue of sorts. For good or ill, it's the verdict from Creator/LucasArts that stands. |
| 201 | * Most WordOfGod for the ''VideoGame/HalfLife'' series is collected at the "[[http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2503050 Marc Laidlaw Vault]]" (named for the game's writer). |
| 202 | * The ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'' series contains a great number of mysteries, many of which are introduced in one game, with potential answers hinted at in that game or its sequels, only for the true (and completely different) answers to be revealed in even later games. To this end, in the voice credits for ''Metal Gear Solid 4'', the final game which answers all important questions, Hideo Kojima (the series' longtime writer/director) is credited as the "Voice of God". |
| 203 | * The Japan-only video game ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion 2'' had a set of unlockable files, supposedly based on those of the shadowy organization SEELE and revealing the deep secrets of the series, based on a series of interviews with the show's creator, Hideaki Anno. The extra information might not allow ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' to make complete sense, but it certainly does help... |
| 204 | ** The main oddity is that the supposed God is notoriously unwilling to divulge any information about the series he worked on, generally advocating "Death of the Author" to the point of "Suicide of the Author". All the actual information seems to have come from an older Proposal, which could technically fit, but just somehow feels....off in relation to the actual finished product. |
| 205 | * In 2011 a ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' art book and encyclopedia called Hyrule Historia came out included with an in-game timeline section from director Eiji Aonuma. This timeline is Nintendo's first complete document on the series chronology, which up until that point had been solely the realm of vague hints and fans WildMassGuessing. |
| 206 | ** A less timeline-centric WordOfGod involved confirmation that the Zora became the Rito, a fact only loosely hinted at by Medli's implied Ruto ancestry in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker The Wind Waker]]''. |
| 207 | ** Another statement from Hyrule Historia is that the [[SpiritAdvisor Hero's Shade]] from [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess Twilight Princess]] is the spiritual manifestation of the regrets of the Link seen in [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]. |
| 208 | * The ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros. Dojo'' includes a lot of clarifying information about the storyline of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros. Brawl'', since all the characters are [[HeroicMime Heroic Mimes]]. |
| 209 | * Back in the old days of ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 2}}'', there was much confusion regarding Super Mutant sterility especially given an offhanded comment made by a certain Super Mutant. And lo', clarification was given by Chris Avellone in the Fallout Bible that said comment was indeed a poor-taste joke and that mutants ''were definitely and undeniably '''sterile''''', Despite this, the entire community ''ignored'' this and still bicker amongst themselves like frellin' idiots to this day. Amen. |
| 210 | * There's still a ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' fan controversy although The Word from the lead designer is: [[http://www.bethsoft.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=912940=140=13586107&#entry13586107 Fawkes ''is'' and ''was'' male.]] |
| 211 | ** Look at his vault suit tatters. The seam patterns match the Male vault suit. This could have been cinched before it got out of hand. [[EpilepticTrees Though it's likely someone who can't let it go will insist "she" was crossdressing or something.]] |
| 212 | * ''VideoGame/ShadowOfTheColossus'' featured sixteen colossi that are not named in-game. Eventually names started to pop-up with sources claiming to be from either Dengeki or Famitsu, which are usually Word Of God sources for Japanese games. Fumito Ueda eventually stated in the official artbook that none of the colossi have names -- only nicknames given by the staff during development. |
| 213 | * ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil5'' with the death of [[spoiler: Albert Wesker]], a major plot driven and entirely important story character. This drove fans to disbelieve his fate heavily, many of which fought between each other as to the character's potential mortality. Lo and behold, Hand of God states in a paraphrase that "[[spoiler: Wesker]] will NEVER return". However, most fans have either accepted it or rejected it entirely based on different reasons. Even years afterwards, some fans still believe the word to be wrong, regardless of already being possibly replaced [[spoiler: which is hinted in the game as him having a brother who may be alive]]. |
| 214 | ** The exact words of producer Masachika Kawata: [[spoiler: [[http://ps3.ign.com/articles/100/1006931p1.html "Even if you want Albert Wesker to come back, there's no chance he's coming back from that."]]]] |
| 215 | * TheMedic from VideoGame/TeamFortress2 despite have numerous allusions to the [[ThoseWackyNazis Nazis]] in his spoken lines and overall character, the creators have said that he is in fact not a former Nazi. |
| 216 | --> "Medic is not a Nazi not because it’d offend people, but because it’d be too easy/lazy to slap that kind of label on him. They want a more dynamic character." |
| 217 | * In a September 2012 interview with Game Informer, Mario creator Shigeru Miyomoto had this to say: "[Nintendo's] current story is that the seven Koopalings are not Bowser's children" . |
| 218 | * According to this [[http://www.1up.com/do/feature?pager.offset=1&cId=3172364 interview]] with ''VideoGame/Persona4'''s staff, all the entries in the ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'' series ''do'' in fact take place in the same verse. |
| 219 | ** Related to that, an interview with Atlus in P4's [=DoubleJump=] guide confirms that the blue butterflies in ''VideoGame/Persona3'' and ''4'' are supposed to be Philemon. |
| 220 | * At the end of the ''VideoGame/DarkSeedII'' [[{{WebVideo/Retsupurae}} wrongpurae]], LetsPlay/{{slowbeef}} said he contacted the creator of the game, who said that it was intentionally left vague [[spoiler:whether or not the dark world actually exists, or if Mike Dawson is just crazy.]] Fortunately, nobody cares about Dark Seed canon. |
| 221 | * At [[Franchse/SonicTheHedgehog Sonic Boom 2012]], Takashi Iizuka confirmed the canonical backstories of Silver the Hedgehog, Eggman Nega and Blaze the Cat.[[note]]Silver and Nega are from the future of Sonic's world as said in [[VideoGame/SonicRivals the Rivals series]], while Blaze is a princess from another dimension as said in ''VideoGame/SonicRush''[[/note]] At Sonic Boom 2013, he also explained why [[PlotHole the moon looks fine in every Sonic game set after]] ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure2'': it's still blown in half, it's just the "good" side we see. |
| 222 | * During ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'', several characters make comments that hint that Fenris' former master, Danarius, had....[[SexSlave more]] interest in him than just a super-powered bodyguard. Bioware eventually confirmed this. |
| 223 | [[/folder]] |
| 224 | |
| 225 | [[folder:Webcomics]] |
| 226 | * ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' creator Rich Burlew has outright stated, ''several times'' that [[VillainProtagonist Belkar]] is ChaoticEvil (and no other alignment is remotely compatible with either his observed behavior ''or'' things like the effects, or lack thereof, of various spells on him); this doesn't stop some fans [[DracoInLeatherPants insisting]] that he is ChaoticNeutral. He's said it in the Giant In The Playground forums, he put it in [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0489.html this comic]], not only explicitly states that Belkar is Chaotic Evil, but [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] it by making it the ''literal'' Word of Archon (angel). And if you still don't believe it (fool), Belkar even says so ''himself'' [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0610.html here]] |
| 227 | * ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'' creator Brian Clevinger has had to repeatedly enforce the idea that Black Belt was KilledOffForReal to the point where a strip which was (presumably) created to actually shoot down a fan theory was titled "[[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2005/11/10/episode-622-now-shut-up/ Now Shut Up]]". |
| 228 | * Similarly, the writer of ''In Wily's Defense'' assures quite often that [[spoiler: Pharoah Man]] is dead for good and created a strip to reaffirm that. |
| 229 | * Tom Siddell, author of ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'', is very helpful about providing background info and answering fan questions. So much, in fact, that it's become necessary to [[http://gunnerkrigg.wikia.com/wiki/Word_of_Tom make an index]](called the Word of Tom) to keep track of it all. There were two threads on the forum (54 combined pages, and counting) consisting of nothing but Tom answering fans' questions. The forum threads have since been abandoned in favor of [[http://www.formspring.me/gunnerkrigg Tom's formspring account]], in which he has answered over 5000 questions at the time of this edit |
| 230 | * In an ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' [[http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/draakslair/viewtopic.php?t=2898 forum thread]]: |
| 231 | -->Does that mean, that every Death was originally the first person to die by that method? |
| 232 | -->No, it doesn't mean that at all. In #1970: "ACCORDIN' TO THE LAWS OF THE OONIVERSE, CHOO'RE NOW DEFF OF GOIN' BACK IN TIME 'N' MURDERIN' CHORESELF." But what exactly the relevant law is, is not explained. It may or may not have anything to do with being the first person to have gone back in time and murdered oneself. Word Of God. |
| 233 | * Averted in the ''Webcomic/{{Erfworld}}'' IRC. According to a "news" post on the main site, "You may NOT quote what I say as Word of God. There's a lot of thinking out loud. Anything I say in there is not canon, and may be changed, ignored, or totally reversed." |
| 234 | * T Campbell of ''Webcomic/PennyAndAggie'' often responds on the forum to questions about aspects of, or incidents in, the characters' lives not covered in the comic, as long as answering wouldn't constitute a spoiler or limit his future options. |
| 235 | * In Ultima-Java's UJ-verse a lot of the unimportant background and world establishing information was described on the Wiki or through discussion on the UJ Forums. The hosting site is doscontinued. |
| 236 | * In ''Webcomic/MobTies'', what Author Ninja says is law. Case in point: http://www.drunkduck.com/Mob_Ties/index.php?p=418923 |
| 237 | * Andrew Hussie, creator of ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'', has been pretty good about clarifying some of the [[MindScrew more vague plot points]] of the latest series, ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}''. A RecapEpisode featuring his AuthorAvatar immediately after the one-year anniversary update particularly squashed a few misconception that were floating around the fandom. |
| 238 | ** He also answers fan questions on his [[http://www.formspring.me/mspadventures formspring]], though he is just as likely subvert it by responding to persistently asked questions with "I don't know. At this point I'm probably just withholding those details to bug people." |
| 239 | ** He is also a fully-fledged TeasingCreator who takes advantage of this trope to do things to annoy his fanbase, like [[http://mspandrew.tumblr.com/post/12680094125/answers declare]] all the [[SailorEarth fantrolls]] "{{canon}}, even the shitty ones". |
| 240 | * ''Webcomic/{{Precocious}}'' creator Christopher J. "Chrispy" Paulsen leaves comments and regularly interacts with viewers and explains things on his blog and the ''Precocious'' forum. |
| 241 | * Tess Stone, author of ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'', has been very generous with his godly words both on [[https://vert-is-ninja.deviantart.com/ his DeviantArt]] and in the TheRant. |
| 242 | ** [[https://hinabn.livejournal.com/17394.html#cutid1 His Q&A session]] on Website/DeviantArt has elevated it to AllThereInTheManual. |
| 243 | * Dan Shive of ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' has often answered questions through Q&A comics. He also used to do so through the forum but has since ceased posting because of repetitive, predictable complaining. He has started answering questions via [[http://www.formspring.me/DanShive formspring]] but seems to be very selective about which questions he answers. On the other hand he [[http://twitter.com/#!/dantheshive tweets]] liberally about El Goonish Shive, often using the hashtag #EGS and more recently [=#EGScomics=]. |
| 244 | * Doc Nickel of ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard'' is a regular on his comic's forum, and frequently answers fan questions. He's not above [[ParodiedTrope poking fun]], either: in response to a fan's question on the forum [[BellisariosMaxim asking what had happened to the rest of Sandy's Egg McMuffin]], he [[InvokedTrope invoked Word of God]], then [[http://www.network54.com/Forum/9013/message/1334486332 had a bit of fun]]. |
| 245 | * Writers Steven Applebaum and Ryan Hoss of the webcomic sequel to the ''Film/SuperMarioBros1993'' movie regularly add background information to each page, while further clarifying other issues in the comments. |
| 246 | * The creators of ''Webcomic/ChildrenOfEldair'' often have comments below the comic panels, some of them [[{{Foreshadowing}} hinting at things yet to come]] or just commenting on the artwork in a particular frame. |
| 247 | * The writers of ''Webcomic/ExterminatusNow'' pay attention to stuff posted on their comic's Website/TVTropes page, and posted [[http://exterminatusnow.co.uk/2014-02-26/blog/tvtropes-headscratchers/ this page]] to answer some questions on the [[Headscratchers/HomePage Headscratchers]] tab. |
| 248 | * Chris Hazelton, creator/writer/artist for ''{{Webcomic/Misfile}}'', has weighed in on many issues on the [[http://www.napalmluck.com/index.php?showtopic=5958 forum (registration required)]]. |
| 249 | [[/folder]] |
| 250 | |
| 251 | [[folder:Web Original]] |
| 252 | * ''Literature/TalesOfMU'' has a lot of this, possibly driven by the blog format. |
| 253 | * Stuart Slade, author of ''Literature/TheSalvationWar'', will answer any serious question about the logistics of his versions of Hell and Heaven and their relationship with our universe that isn't explicitly spelled out in the story itself. None of these are necessary to following the story, but they do make a great display of how much thought he puts into it. |
| 254 | * Sam Hughes, the author of ''Literature/FineStructure'' has a page devoted to Q&A with the readers. During the original run of the story, he also clarified certain points as they were raised. |
| 255 | * The Tim Tang Test, the hardest puzzle in the world (no-one has ever solved it!) has a chat box at the bottom of each level that lets you talk to anyone else taking the test. Almost every single day, Tim himself is on the chat box and is available to talk about anything. |
| 256 | * Serris, the creator of the ''Roleplay/DarwinsSoldiers'' universe will answer any questions raised on the discussion topic and issue proclamations with regards to the canon as well. |
| 257 | ** Also, he has [[http://gangoffive.net/index.php?showtopic=6970&view=findpost&p=9149810 stated]] that the [[FunnyAnimal anthros]] were not [[{{animorphism}} human]] to [[WasOnceAMan begin with]]. |
| 258 | * Burnie Burns, writer of ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'', gave the community the chance to conduct [[http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1833878/Red%20vs.%20Blue/Burnie%20Interview.mp3 two]] [[http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-6478/TS-280090.mp3 interviews]] just for this purpose, so long as nobody asked questions about [[MysteriousPast Tex]] or future episodes. It is unclear whether or not that helped, though - some of the fan community believes his adherence to RuleOfFunny makes WildMassGuessing a fruitless endeavor, while others simply believe that [[LyingCreator Burnie lies]]. |
| 259 | * The author of ''Literature/ChaosFighters'' sometimes gives random explanations about random things in the ''Random Chaos Fighters Tidbit'' entries of [[http://journal-of-murazrai.xanga.com his personal journal]]. |
| 260 | * Due to its audio-only nature, ''Podcast/WelcomeToNightVale'' often requires Word of God for basic clarification. The [[http://commonplacebooks.com/faqs/ FAQ section]] on the Commonplace Books website provides a helpful guide on spelling the names of the characters. Woe upon those who try to spell ''Khoshekh'' without their assistance. |
| 261 | * Many statements of canon in ''RolePlay/WeAreAllPokemonTrainers'' are often made either in the discussion thread, the wiki, or within the chatroom. |
| 262 | |
| 263 | [[/folder]] |
| 264 | |
| 265 | [[folder:Western Animation]] |
| 266 | * Regarding the ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' ShipToShipCombat and the subsequent Zutara ShipSinking, Bryan and Mike have said multiple times that Aang and Katara were always meant to be the OfficialCouple as far back as when season one was still coming out. [[http://www.avatarspiritmedia.net/interviews.php?id=18 One interview:]] |
| 267 | --> '''BK:''' I think it's important to note one thing I have heard from the internet is that some fans have the idea we've put shipping into the show because they've asked for it...requested it. This is totally not the case. Mike and I like to do melodrama stuff and we wanted that in there. Not that it's all cheesy, but we wanted that from the get-go. Five years ago when we were developing this. |
| 268 | --> '''MDD:''' Yeah, Aang-Katara, that romance. Some stuff developed along the way, and we're glad some fans are more receptive to that element of the show, but it was in the DNA of the thing from the start. |
| 269 | ** Nickelodeon's site states the final fate of Azula: [[spoiler:locked up in an asylum and monitored around the clock for her own protection. She just may have a chance of recovery in the future, however]]. This later gets fully canonized in [[ComicBook/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSearch a comic book sequel]]. |
| 270 | * Following his split with Disney, ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' creator Creator/GregWeisman [[http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/faq/ has addressed]] many obscure questions otherwise unanswered by show material and is considered the authoritative source, to the point most fans do not consider the last season {{canon}}. The comic book moreover continues where the second season left off and completely ignores the third season. |
| 271 | * The creators of ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'', Bob Schooley and Mark [=McCorkle=], have said on numerous occasions that Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable will be together forever and were meant to get together from the start of the series. The Director Steve Loter has said that the alien villains died, and that Shego and Drakken are definitely dating at the end of [[StockSeriesFinales Graduation]]. |
| 272 | * The creators of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' often explain the "real meaning" of various episodes on DVD commentary--such as "Homer's Enemy" being about how a "normal" person couldn't survive in Springfield, or (more recently) "The Principal and the Pauper" being a jab at the SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute idea. |
| 273 | * Dwayne [=McDuffie=] ran [[http://dwaynemcduffie.com.lamphost.net/forums/viewforum.php?f=2&sid=00edd79718b089661967297dadeb14c7 a Q&A thread]] about ''WesternAnimation/Ben10AlienForce'', where he (among other things) clarified such contested points as Gwen's magic and Kevin's powers. Some fans like to ignore it, because [[LyingCreator he lied]] once, about [[spoiler: Grandpa Max's fate]], though it could be said that lying was the only way to preserve any suspense when asked that question. |
| 274 | * ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' has featured numerous instances of this, but in particular, ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' featured a [[ContinuityCameo cameo]] by an unnamed red Bumblebee-like robot. When character designer Derrick Wyatt saw that [=TFWiki.net=], in accordance with its policies on nameless characters, was referring to the character as "Little red Autobot," he wrote in and told them that the character was indeed named Cliffjumper and the page should be [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Cliffjumper_(Animated) moved to that name.]] |
| 275 | ** Also, he clarified Alpha Trion's role in the Autobot government (He's the civilian leader, as opposed to Ultra Magnus' military leadership). |
| 276 | ** Two volumes of a book called ''The Allspark Almanac'' have been published. It is comprised of almost entirely Word of God, including things like the name of the planet Sentinel, Optimus, and Elita visit in “Along came a spider” [[spoiler:Archa-7]]; the name of Ultra Magnus' hammer [[spoiler:The Stormbringer]]; what Meltdown's creatures were before they were mutated [[spoiler:his lawyer and stock broker]]; and the name of his company [[spoiler:Biotech Unbound]]. |
| 277 | * If you want some Word of God relating to ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers,'' swing by [[http://www.adultswim.com/shows/venturebros/indexpage.html#video the official site]] and watch some of the authors' appearances at conventions. (Beware, the third season finale is relentlessly spoiled.) They are just as likely to provide background information as they are ShrugOfGod and AscendedFanon, and are very entertaining while doing it. The DVD commentary also has tons of info that didn't make it into the show. |
| 278 | ** [[http://jacksonpublick.livejournal.com Jackson Publick's LiveJournal]] and [[http://www.myspace.com/dochammer Doc Hammer's old MySpace page]] are good too. |
| 279 | * On Creator/JhonenVasquez's Website/{{Facebook}} page is this little paragraph ''that can now be considered as canon'': |
| 280 | -->"I'm several hundred years aware of some of you wanting more [[WesternAnimation/InvaderZim ZIM]] or [[ComicBook/JohnnyTheHomicidalManiac JTHM]], and I think it's very flattering that you'd like that old stuff of mine so much, but exercise some restraint and refrain from screaming about that, please. It's 2009, guys. [[OhCrap ZIM crashed while on routine surveillance and burned to death in terrible pain.]]" |
| 281 | * [[http://edwardkay.net/blog/2009/04/30/illustrator-wanted-jimmy-two-shoes-goes-to-asia-oz/comment-page-1/ This interview]] by Edward Kay contains several insights on ''WesternAnimation/JimmyTwoShoes'', including [[WhatCouldHaveBeen some original concepts]] and design choices about Heloise. |
| 282 | * In both the ''Literature/{{Franklin}}'' books and animated series, the character Badger walks using crutches. Though it has never been stated on either of those, Word of God on the official Internet site for the series revealed that she has cerebral palsy. |
| 283 | * ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' provided very little backstory for most of the main characters and none at all for the characters created specifically for the show who never appeared in the original comics. However, Word Of God from Amy Wolfram has given us an origin story for the Amazing Mumbo: he was an ordinary StageMagician who got his hands on a real magic wand, which gave him FunctionalMagic at the [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity expense of his sanity]]. This is stated in the special features on the third season DVD. |
| 284 | * Creator/DwayneMcDuffie, creator of ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'', has stated [[http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=226749&page=5 here]] that Richie, Static's sidekick and best friend, is in fact [[WordofGay gay]], as is his comic book counterpart. When asked if Static knew, he replied "Not yet." |
| 285 | * Creator/LaurenFaust often provides supplementary details for ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' in her Website/DeviantArt page [[http://fyre-flye.deviantart.com/ seen here]]. As her role on the show is now only as consultant and script producer, she makes sure to note that the information she provides should not be considered canon. |
| 286 | * Dan Norton, the art director of ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}} [=ThunderCats (2011)=]]]'' set up a [[http://crewofomens.tumblr.com/ Crew of Omens blog]] to answer fan questions and also uses [[http://dingo107.deviantart.com/ deviantArt]], to post concept art and model sheets, frequently posting fan art on the blog, including both Yaoi and fetish art. |
| 287 | * Creator/PendletonWard's [[http://www.formspring.me/buenothebear formspring]] almost seems to contain more background information about ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' than the show itself does. If you include WordOfSaintPaul from creative director Adam Muto, character designer Natasha Allegri, and others, there's no contest. Ages, species, lands, history, clarification, there's a lot on there. (This may be in part because of Adventure Time's notoriously RuleOfCool driven nature.) Notably, Ward confirmed that Ooo is set AfterTheEnd years before this was explicitly confirmed in the show itself. |
| 288 | [[/folder]] |
| 289 | |
| 290 | !!Examples that need identification of the source: |
| 291 | |
| 292 | ''If you know when or where this was said, please add that information and move the example to the "identified" section.'' |
| 293 | |
| 294 | [[folder:Anime and Manga]] |
| 295 | * The author of the ''Manga/SailorMoon'' manga has affirmed that the characters of Haruka Tenou (Sailor Uranus) and Michiru Kaiou (Sailor Neptune) were intended as a lesbian couple. This is heavily hinted at in both the [[Anime/SailorMoon anime]] and manga, but [[HideYourLesbians never stated outright]] and occasionally a point of contention among some fans. |
| 296 | ** Another Sailor Moon statement is the identity of Sailor Cosmos which shows word of god can be very vague. She stated that "In the very last manga, the last book, she is the future Sailor Moon." but canon also states that Usagi lost her powers as a Senshi after becoming Queen. Many fans assume she's Chibi-Usa's sister or Daughter, which are both also ruled out. Those who do the reading assume she's a future incarnation but it's unknown if that theory is right or now. |
| 297 | * ''Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann'': Gainax Studio, among other things, has claimed that Kamina is a virgin, Simon isn't, and Viral is a shark with feline genetics. |
| 298 | * The odd translation errors like "New Yark" and the "Great Canyon" from the dub of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' were not actually errors. According to one translator, Creator/YoshiyukiTomino himself (or "a little bald wizard," as the translator put it) requested the changes; this would not be surprising at all considering the same little bald wizard requested that one episode be taken out of the US release, for [[OffModel very obvious reasons.]] |
| 299 | * For ''Anime/CodeGeass'' the WordOfGod, according to the writer, is that [[spoiler: Lelouch is, in fact, dead, despite a popular fan theory that he is 'the cart-driver' in the final scene. The Official Guide Book repeatedly mentions Lelouch's passing and the Special Edition Zero Requiem DVD replaces the entire last scene with a monologue by C.C. expressing her sadness over Lelouch's death. However, many fans choose to discount this with the theory that his identity as Lelouch vi Britannia is dead, but he might be living on as an immortal.]]. |
| 300 | ** At the same time, the director has made statements that can be taken as WordOfDante, in the sense that he prefers ShrugOfGod and leaving it to the fans to decide for themselves, which adds fuel to the fire and polarizes an already badly BrokenBase. |
| 301 | * Hideaki Anno, creator of ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', does not often comment on Eva unless he feels it is an important issue. The most famous of his statements is the one [[{{Jossed}} jossing]] the theory that [[spoiler: Misato shot Kaji]]. He specified that it was a nameless security agent. |
| 302 | ** The production team have commented on Rei as well, [[HairColors such as her not being an albino]] and her weird-but-nonsexual relationship with Gendo. |
| 303 | * ''[[Manga/RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]'' has had Creator/RumikoTakahashi state that the Jusenkyo Nanniichuan (Spring of Drowned Man) will cure Ranma and the other cursed men. It's possible that this clarification would never have needed to have been made, if not for an early plot hole (the Saotomes not getting cured right there and then, and then following the guide to the Joketsuzoku) that then developed a {{Fanon}} theory of its own, and, worse still, a villainous character returning with an extra curse having been "merged" into his original one. |
| 304 | ** Similarly, the reason many fans of the series deride Akari Unryuu is because the author has admitted she was created solely for the purpose of giving Ryoga a "happy ending" and someone else to chase after besides Akane when TheRival managed to become so popular with the fans. |
| 305 | ** And regarding the endless fan speculation about whether girl Ranma can [[MisterSeahorse get knocked up]]: [[spoiler:"I don't think about that, and you shouldn't either!"]] |
| 306 | * The creator of ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' has insisted that IdiotHero Gourry Gabriev actually has the potential to be a sorcerer of power perhaps equal to Lina Inverse -- it's just his Swiss-cheese memory stops him. |
| 307 | * The director of ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'' has stated that there's Digidestined in every country. We just didn't get to see all of them because it would've expanded the series by a good hundred or so more episodes. |
| 308 | * [[Manga/RaveMaster Hiro Mashima]] has been providing Del Rey with official translations for the names of the characters in ''Manga/FairyTail'' to avoid [[SpellMyNameWithAnS disputes over what the characters' names should be spelled as]]. Apparently, though, the names guessed up for the scanlations before Del Rey provided the actual translations are just cooler. |
| 309 | ** Except for the fact this may be a case of the [[ShrugOfGod creator not being sure himself]], if [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ft_screencap1.jpg this]] is any indication. |
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| 311 | |
| 312 | [[folder:Comics]] |
| 313 | * Scott Lobdell himself stated he was very surprised at the amount of controversy the first issue of ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' caused. He goes on to say that he doesn't see why people see Starfire as an ADD-stricken EthicalSlut. He also assures disgruntled readers to keep reading, as answers will be revealed later, not that this has stopped some people from dropping the book outright. |
| 314 | [[/folder]] |
| 315 | |
| 316 | [[folder:Film]] |
| 317 | * ''Film/{{Transformers|2007}}'' left plenty of questions unanswered and a few {{Sequel Hook}}s, and with Transformers fans being who they are have asked a lot of questions. One in particular was whether or not [[TheStarscream Starscream]] took part in the [[spoiler:F-22 assault on Megatron hiding in his alternate form.]] It would certainly be in tradition with the character, and the writers have said Sure Why Not so far. Another question was the unexplained absence of Barricade from the final battle. The comic book depicted him being killed by Optimus Prime, but the writers said they did it deliberately to bring him back in the sequel, ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen''. Despite this, Barricade makes no appearance. He ''did'', however, appear in the climatic battle of ''Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon''. |
| 318 | * Richard O'Brien has stated that it was actually Riff Raff, and not Dr. Frank N. Furter, who did most of the work on Rocky in ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow''. |
| 319 | ** Richard has also stated that the reason Riff killed Frank is because Riff was jealous. |
| 320 | * Jon Favreau, the director of ''Film/IronMan'', has stated that The Ten Rings, the terrorist organization that kidnaps Tony at the beginning of the film, in fact, works for The Mandarin, one of Iron Man's enemies from the comics. |
| 321 | ** [[spoiler: As of ''Film/IronMan3'', this seems to be Jossed due to the true nature of The Mandarin.]] |
| 322 | * Music/StephenSondheim has gone on record saying that [[MadLove Mrs. Lovett and Sweeney]] from ''Theatre/SweeneyToddTheDemonBarberOfFleetStreet'' DID have sex, disappointing or disgusting many fans. This appears to be averted in the movie version, where Sweeney balks from kissing her in her own fantasy sequence. It's also averted in several theatre productions, including the 2012 London one with Michael Ball. As she sings ''By The Sea'', he ignores her completely in favour of reading the newspaper. |
| 323 | [[/folder]] |
| 324 | |
| 325 | [[folder:Literature]] |
| 326 | * ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles:'' "Justin's dead! D-E-D dead!", frequent reply of the author to fan theories that Harry Dresden's EvilMentor (whom, canonically, Harry burned to death) may somehow still be alive, and involved in the events of the various novels. |
| 327 | ** As of ''Changes'', Jim states that [[spoiler: Harry is D-E-D dead, and we know the series isn't over yet.]] This sparks even more discussion, as some believe Justin will come back [[spoiler: with or after Harry]] or that they [[spoiler: will meet in the afterlife, or wherever Harry winds up in Ghost Story]] |
| 328 | *** As of ''Ghost Story'': [[spoiler: Harry isn't dead, but his soul is removed from his body. His body was technically kept alive by Mab and the genus loci of Demonreach. He gets better.]] |
| 329 | ** According to [[WordOfGod Word Of Jim]], one of "Gentleman" Jonny Marcone's bodyguards Cujo Hendricks, believed by Harry Dresden to be a dumb thug, is actually working on his Doctorate and quotes classic literature when he disagrees with his employer. In the Marcone [=PoV=] story "Even Hand", Cujo allegedly shows what's BeneathTheMask. |
| 330 | ** [[http://www.jimbutcheronline.com/bb/index.php/topic,21772.0.html This]] is a link to a guide to most of the Words of Jim. |
| 331 | * ''Literature/WarriorCats'': Though it's only hinted at in the actual books, Word Of God has revealed that Cinderpelt and Firestar is a canon pairing... sort of. Firestar, being a complete idiot when it comes to she-cats, still thinks he and Cinderpelt were "JustFriends". The author(s) often give out Word Of God statements. Though many questions are answered with a "why, I can't tell you that" response, fans have learned such things as [[spoiler:Firestar and Scourge being half-brothers]] and [[spoiler:Leopardstar was in love with Tigerstar]]. |
| 332 | * In the ''Literature/{{Dragonlance}}'' series of books, it is rumored, debated, and shot down by a character, that Usha is Raistlin's daughter. The books never revealed the truth in certain terms however, and debate among readers raged for years until the authors, Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman answered the question definitively: [[spoiler:That she is not Raistlin's daughter.]] |
| 333 | * The creator of ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga'' stated that the reason why Jacob was so fixated on Bella up until Renesmee's birth was because he sensed the child's egg inside her mother, even before she was conceived. {{Squick}}. |
| 334 | [[/folder]] |
| 335 | |
| 336 | [[folder:Live Action Television]] |
| 337 | |
| 338 | * The ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "The Brain of Morbius" shows the faces of several actors who, depending on your interpretation of the scene, may be Doctors predating the canonical first Doctor. Despite the fact that the {{canon}} is very clear on the fact that the Doctor's lives are all accounted for, some people on the production staff have affirmed that they intended the faces to be earlier Doctors. |
| 339 | ** What today is regarded as canon in ''Series/DoctorWho'' was actually only settled on relatively late in the day. For example, it wasn't even established during "The Brain of Morbius" that Time Lords are limited to twelve regenerations (that was first mentioned in "The Deadly Assassin", broadcast the following year). Creator/TerranceDicks, onetime script editor of ''Doctor Who'' and the man who introduced the concept of the Time Lords themselves to the show, famously once stated that 'canon was what the production team could remember on any given day.' |
| 340 | ** When "The End of Time" aired, there was considerable dispute over the true identity of The Woman who kept showing up. Creator/RussellTDavies has confirmed that she is in fact meant to be [[spoiler: the Doctor's mother]], although they intentionally left it open to interpretation. |
| 341 | * Creator of the tragically short lived Series/PushingDaisies Bryan Fuller reveled how he envisioned the show ending in a TV Guide interview. |
| 342 | ** Emerson gets back together with his wife. The watches only led to a buried treasure and had no bearing on Ned's powers. The world finds out about Chuck and she goes off and travels with her parents to hide from the attention. She and Ned have a long, loving relationship. Many, many years later they finally kiss when Ned is on his deathbed and Chuck hasn't aged a day. |
| 343 | * The new ''{{Series/Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'' has occasionally relied on this, such as producer Mark Verheiden confirming that [[spoiler: Six was released from prison as part of President Lee Adama's amnesty to the rebel and Final Five Cylons in the episode "Revelations".]] |
| 344 | ** At times, the Word of God has simply made things more confused. In the episode "Hero" it is stated that Tigh and Adama served on the battlestar Valkyrie ''one year'' before the series begins and were moved to Galactica as punishment after a vital mission failed. This contradicts statements made in several other episodes that Adama had commanded Galactica for ''2-3 years'' prior to the series. And worse still, a document seen on-screen in the very same episode suggested he'd actually been in command of Galactica for ''six years''. When asked about the problem, producer Ronald D. Moore said there wasn't a problem, they'd worked it out behind the scenes and it all tracked, but didn't share this explanation with fans, leaving the situation unresolved. Many people resolve this by assuming they were moved ''back'' to Galactica from active duty on the Valkyrie, the punishment being command of an inactive ship. |
| 345 | * ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'' is stated to take place in an AlternateUniverse, separate from the other Ranger series. Good thing too, or else that would have meant all the previous Rangers and/or their descendants would have been horribly killed in the end and all their work for naught. This was later canonized when Scott crossed dimensions and guest-starred in ''Series/PowerRangersSamurai''. |
| 346 | ** On a lighter note, Tommy really does end up marrying Kat and Kimberly eventually marries Skull, although for [[DieForOurShip obvious reasons]], those little tidbits are all but ignored. Even when such relationships ''should'' get referenced in later series, the subject ''never'' comes up (Tommy's a regular in ''Dino Thunder'' but apparently still single, Skull's ''son'' appears in ''Samurai'' but his mom is never mentioned). |
| 347 | ** Also, ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'' had the writers explain a ''lot'' of things that had not been competently conveyed in the series itself. |
| 348 | ** Johnathan Tzachor, producer of the franchise for all of Saban's seasons, has claimed that any season he didn't produce either in part or full (''Series/PowerRangersNinjaStorm'', ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'', ''Series/PowerRangersSPD'', ''Series/PowerRangersMysticForce'', ''Series/PowerRangersOperationOverdrive'', ''Series/PowerRangersJungleFury'' and ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'') are no longer considered as being part of the franchise's canon. However, in this case he's been overruled by Saban. |
| 349 | * There was some speculation that the ''Series/FatherTed'' character Father Noel Furlong, a youth group leader, was having sex with the young people in his charge and was therefore a comment on paedophillia in the Catholic Church. (The fact that the character was played by GrahamNorton helped this view). The creators have confirmed that the character is actually asexual and the joke is that the character is too enthusiastic about the quite normal behaviour of the young people. |
| 350 | * A strange example of this trope is ''Series/TwinPeaks'', as creator Creator/DavidLynch has stated that he does not support the identity of Laura Palmer's killer being [[spoiler:her father]], as he was a victim to ExecutiveMeddling, and wanted the mystery of the killer to go on for the entire series. He therefore claims that the killer could be anybody. |
| 351 | [[/folder]] |
| 352 | |
| 353 | [[folder:Newspaper Comics]] |
| 354 | * Charles Schulz of ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' stated that Linus' belief in the Great Pumpkin is ''not'' and was ''never intended to be'' a metaphor for faith. Strips later in the run (featuring such things as Linus going door to door to spread the word of the Great Pumpkin, convincing Marcie before she is sent to be "deprogrammed" by her parents) suggest he was open to playing with the idea. |
| 355 | ** Other issues for which Schulz gave official answers include stating that the comic strip was canon and the animated specials and movies weren't, explaining how Snoopy can sleep on top of his doghouse (his ears lock him into place), confirming that Charlie Brown isn't bald (he has really short blond hair), and perhaps indirectly the Peppermint Patty-Marcie-lesbian issue (when asked whether he ever dealt with sexuality in Peanuts, he said "These are just little kids. That really puts a lid on it right there.") |
| 356 | [[/folder]] |
| 357 | |
| 358 | [[folder:Tabletop Games]] |
| 359 | * ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' creator Rick Priestly has confirmed that the two "missing" Primarchs exist to provide fodder for player-created Space Marine chapters and Chaos Space Marine Legions, and will never be identified. |
| 360 | [[/folder]] |
| 361 | |
| 362 | [[folder:Video Games]] |
| 363 | * Nasu and the Franchise/{{Nasuverse}}. Most fans chose to simply ignore Nasu's official statements since the [[FantasyKitchenSink Nasuverse]] is complex enough as it is. It also doesn't help that officially he isn't sure if the Forest of Einasshe thing in ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' is canon or just [[RuleOfCool cool fluff.]] |
| 364 | * The director of ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'' has provided several minor clarifications regarding the storyline, including the facts that Ceaseless Discharge is the son of the Witch of Izalith (which was heavily hinted at by the Orange Charred Ring's description), that the Pendant is [[RedHerring totally unimportant]] (after some [[TrollingCreator trolling]] on the topic), and that [[spoiler: if Solaire survives to fight Gwyn with you, he [[FateWorseThanDeath Links the Fire]] in his own world]]. |
| 365 | [[/folder]] |
| 366 | |
| 367 | [[folder:Webcomics]] |
| 368 | * ''Webcomic/MSFHigh'': There are no incubus in the msfhigh universe and there never will be. This is the only known race to be directly stated not to exist in the MSF High universe. Though it is for good reason. |
| 369 | * CreepKnight and the Mass from ''Webcomic/VoodooWalrus'' are not in fact the same character. |
| 370 | [[/folder]] |
| 371 | |
| 372 | [[folder:Western Animation]] |
| 373 | * ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': |
| 374 | ** Mike and Bryan have divulged that Aang does, in fact, have a tattoo there. |
| 375 | ** The two of them also confirmed that Jet [[spoiler: really is dead. In commentary, they laughed that he's now in "Hot Guy Heaven"]]. The in-series lack-of-clarity on the issue is later {{Lampshaded}} in season 3. |
| 376 | ** They've also confirmed that no, the Air Nomads as a people aren't gonna make a comeback. (which [[AdamAndEvePlot tends to fall on deaf ears.]]) Although the continuation in ''Korra'' does at least confirm that the discipline of airbending does survive. |
| 377 | ** A minor one from ''Korra'': After the RelationshipWritingFumble in season 1 that made Mako look like a cheating jerk, fans pounced on him advising Bolin to "pull off the leech" in his own bad relationship. Mike and Bryan stepped in and clarified that it was just a play on the expression "rip off the band-aid," and he wasn't calling Asami a leech. |
| 378 | * Butch Hartman stated in an interview that the ghosts in ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' are really monsters from a different dimension, that is [[PhantomZone the Ghost Zone]]. Explains why they can have offspring and apparently age, but doesn't explain why some were once human to begin with. This contradicts some of the actual dead ghosts in the series. However, Danny's mom once described them as something like "ectoplasmic manifestations of post-human consciousnenss", which implies that they're simply monsters that ''think'' they're dead humans. |
| 379 | * The creators of ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold'' have purportedly stated that Helga's mother is an alcoholic, although they knew that saying so directly would never fly on Nickelodeon. Incidentally, they said in the same interview that Arnold's last name is [[spoiler:Shortman]]. |
| 380 | * Dan Povenmire and "Swampy" Marsh, the creators of ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' have responded to questions about a few issues, including the first names of the Fireside Girls. Povenmire also commented that both [[ToyShip Phineas and Isabella]] and [[PrecociousCrush Ferb and Vanessa]] would get together one day, even [[HookedUpAfterwards if it doesn't happen]] on the show. |
| 381 | * In an interview, Creator/SteveBlum has stated that ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' [[TheStarscream Starscream]] once swallowed a bird. It remains unclear whether or not he was joking. |
| 382 | * The Executive Producer of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' confirmed [[spoiler: Cassidy Williams and Ed Machine's]] deaths. It was common speculation that he may not have been telling the truth, and that they were just hiding. In the series finale, [[spoiler: Cassidy (and presumably Ed Machine) are both alive in the alternate timeline created by the destruction of the Nibiru Entity. This means that they actually did end up dying in the original timeline, as they never returned in it]]. |
| 383 | * People love the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 Donnie and April relationship]] and have so many fan-works available. However, unbeknowst to some of them, the creators only made Donnie crush on April for comic relief. April's real love interest is introduced in season 2 and he's someone whom she's been paired up with since the original comics. |
| 384 | [[/folder]] |
| 385 | |
| 386 | [[folder:Other]] |
| 387 | * ''Toys/{{Bionicle}}'' story writer Greg Farshtey kept a good relationship with the fan community. Not only did Greg provide Word of God for any question a fan might have had, but he sometimes distributed advance information and occasionally allowed fans to influence minor details, with "Sure Why Not"? Around the time the franchise ended, Greg wanted and give the fans more of a say in where the story should go, but his newborn child kept him from this, and later LEGO adopted a rule that forbid him from talking to fans online. However, they still let him occasionally use the official LEGO message boards to answer fan questions. |
| 388 | [[/folder]] |
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