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If enough people get the message and accept the message, then it becomes part of the religious tradition. UPG is Unverified Personal Gnosis – information and wisdom that comes to individuals through means that can’t be objectively confirmed. It’s things you learn in dreams, in trance, or through divination. It isn’t something you made up or something you think is true.

You never know if you’ll forget them or want to use them, or if they’ll be Jossed by the next page. In any case you don’t need a thousand, but if you have a thousand then by all means share whatever you think is feasible. Get into the nitty gritty and expand your world. That’s all this is after all an expansion mod. Now, you’ve been using a headcanon generator for a long time.

Especially to a character that might work in City Hall. AI prompt head cannon generator for creating MidJourney prompts, creative ideas, and productivity boosts—all within your browser. The Doctor Who canon is all of the episodes in existence and the stories and characters contained therein. I’m cool with your other picks, as long as we get Malfurion and Illidan as the hot identical twins who are both fighting over Tyrande while she herself has no idea either of them like her romantically and thinks they’re both her two best friends.

He’s being raised by the really creepy PE teacher, Blackmoore. He’s a self hating, self harming kid with anger issues because his dad died after some really awful stuff went down. He has no idea that his dad is seen as a hero for turning his back on and the dying fighting the very same things that Garrosh thinks he was a stooge for. Give me one hour on a podcast with free reign and I’ll prove it already does make sense.

Sometimes, the term is used in the context of theories that are intended to be humorous or ridiculous, as opposed to serious interpretations. Headcanons are fine as long as you aren’t giving random characters random sexualities that nobody has ever heard of. Also in contexts of religion, canon refers to the texts that religious authorities accept and regard as scripture. Kinda annoyed at all the people in the notes going “it isn’t about gender roles, she just doesn’t like that it makes the siblings look like each other!!” Because like. He chuckled softly, a sound that even Baldwin himself wasn’t quite used to hearing. ‘Not quite, but perhaps a short break could do wonders.’ He picked up the cup and took a sip; a smile curled at the edges of his lips.

As far as I’m aware, Statesman was around since the 20s, and the Freedom Phalanx since the early 30s, several years before the RL debut of Superman in 1938. Why on (Primal) Earth would the superhero genre develop the same way as RL when there would be so many actual stories, from their perspective, to draw from? And yet, one time, my character got stuck in a RP scene in which everyone was discussing the latest MCU releases and wanted to organise a movie night.

[9] and manga series Saiyuki.[10] By 2009, headcanons had expanded outside of LiveJournal, appearing in a discussion of Axis Powers Hetalia on the My Anime List[11] forum. Later that year, the 2007 LiveJournal survey meme was shared on the Fantasmic Dreams[12] message boards, asking posters to share ten of their headcanons about Disney characters. Headcanon is an idea, belief or aspect of a character’s personality or physicality that is present in a piece of fanwork that does not correspond with information present in the canonical material. Fans and fanfiction authors will often write with these aspects of their headcanon in mind. In certain cases, specific aspects of headcanon can evolve into fanon, which is a specific fandom belief is accepted to the point where it becomes widely accepted concept in the fandom, sometimes escalating to be embraced by canon work. Scedasticity has quantified which fanons and headcanons are in fact most popular among Silmarillion fans.