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Continuity Reboot - Cosmic Retcon
On the second question, if you're asking what the in-universe equivalent of Alternate Continuity would be, Alternate Timeline is more accurate than Alternate Universe.
Alternate Universe is for cases where "multiple universes" explicitly exist (and that crossing between them is possible), right? For Alternate Timeline it's only implied/implicit, right?
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There's a lot of overlap, but the basic distinction is that Alternate Universe can be radically different in a number of different ways (Say, in one universe the heroes' adventures might have been the same but all the human character's counterparts are anthropomorphic weasels), in an Alternate Timeline everything is identical until a single point of divergence. From there you can have For Want Of A Nail, In Spite of a Nail, and Stations of the Canon in various combinations, but differences can be traced back to that one "reboot" point.
^ How do For Want Of A Nail and Stations of the Canon differ?
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Thank you. I'll add these to the In-Universe page
^^ For Want Of A Nail is when a minor change in a timeline snowballs into major changes later. In Spite of a Nail is the opposite, when certain details about the timeline remain unchanged, in spite of major changes before.
Stations of the Canon is more of a Tropes in Aggregate version of either of the above, where you can only identify it when it pops up in a bunch of alternate timelines / adaptations / fanfics. But the Stations would be specific events from the original timeline/canon that keep getting revisited in alternate versions, so you can see how much they've changed (or haven't changed) in the new timeline.
I didn't write any of that.
^ I get it, thanks
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Thank you! I'll add these to both In-Universe and Tropes in Aggregate
Do we have this one?
I was going to add a trope to In-Universe, similar to:
for Continuity Reboot (if there's an In-Universe equivalent)?
but do we have an In-Universe equivalent for Continuity Reboot?
On that same note, is this a trope:
(if there's an In-Universe equivalent?)
Edited by Merseyuser1