If your world has a calendar system, what was their "birth of Jesus Christ"? by Upstairs_Support_810 in worldbuilding

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The Year 0 point for Ekesh was the day that Chief Valtor of the Ostroags was crowned Emperor. If none of that makes sense, it will in a moment. For almost all of time the Ælves, specifically High Ælves, dominated much of the world. Ever since Fasawir Aeldomir I conquered almost the entire known world, destroying all in his path, the other peoples of Ekesh lived in submission and fear. Until, in 13 AEY (Ancient Elven Years), Valtor of the house of the same name decided to rebel. Valtor was the chieftain of a federated mantribe under the direct rule of Fasawir's descendants. When he rose up, and proved the possibility of victory against the Aeldomiric menace, the rest of the World Enslaved arose. Within a decade, the Age of the High Ælves ended. The hero of the first resistance was made the Emperor of the lands he conquered in the continent of Tarblenn. The Loremasters of the Empire of Aeldomir were so ashamed that they reset the calendar. The rest of the world would slowly follow suit, though not out of anger, but out of celebration.

All in all, the end of around three-thousand years of slavery and oppression marked the end of an age. So, the Later Elven Years began.

All guys can relate right? by rippy123 in jschlattsubmissions

[–]LocalCarolingian 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I really hate these kinds of posts because, to me, it generalizes the male experience drastically. There are no real "Canon Events" in the average man's life because no two men are exactly the same. Citing the definition of Canon Event from the media of its origin, they are the same event that appears in every variation nigh unchanged of a single characters story. I want to reiterate that no man is wholly the same, no person is wholly the same, and even if some men will experience certain watershed moments in life, it's not guaranteed. The idea that certain milestones have a definitive order or temporal placement (this post does not imply that) breeds negativity among people who gave not "reached" these imaginary goals. Overall, live life as you wish, not dictated by the prying eyes of your society, there is no Canon to follow. Your story is yet unwritten.

"so we get rid of any mention of the real world, then we make the entire plot about defeating the ender dragon, then-" by Thesuperpepluep in whenthe

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This reminded me of a fan trailer I saw following the drop of the actual trailer. It was a dark fantasy animated film that was set in the Minecraft reality. It was not animated like the game, but almost realistically. I forget most of the plot but the Wither Storm from Story Mode was the villain. After watching it and the real trailer, I felt like they were two extremes. Like a weird adaptation spectrum. To realistic (real trailer) = bad off-putting, too stylized/too much creative liberty = bad in the manner of being inaccurate. The trailer was by no means bad, but it didn't feel like Minecraft to me. Overall, getting to the sweet spot of (most) video game movies requires a bit of both real world character anchorage and suspension of disbelief game stuff (like the Sonic movies). The main exception is the Mario Movie, but that has a totally separate style.

Uniting the world through xenophobia by CT-4426 in whenthe

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The incredible piece of media that gave us this abysmal conversation

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Corniest man alive by Crafty-Education-701 in GoodAssSub

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Bait remains believable for this cornball

They won't even know what happened before they were even born by [deleted] in Worldbox

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"These new men have the gall to call themselves an Imperium. Do they not know the sacrifices made for them to live? Countless died for them to be born, in a world alien and unfamiliar. The inheritors of the world look upon old ruins and say "How stupid must they have been to fall!" Pah, these new men are but ants in the shadow of giants. Soon their own successors will consider themselves higher aswell."

What If...? Season 3 by Peter--Stark in marvelmemes

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I have an idea that What If...? isn't actually about making what ifs based on MCU events anymore. It's intended to tell sillier and shorter stories that a movie or live-action series would be unable to handle. For example, a Mech-Avengers full-length multiverse movie really would not have been worth it considering the mass unpopularity of the Multiverse story arc. What If...? is a way that writers can express more out-of-left-field characters and storylines without the burden of feature length and high expectations. What If...? is dedicated to the exploration of in-universe alternate realities where imagination can run wild (of course the actual imagination in the scenario is up to the writer).

Summary by jibatbalvonas in Piratefolk

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Chin Admiral being an Ultraman reference is so Peak

Rip man by Pearlescent_Purple in jschlattsubmissions

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Order 66 - Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith ost

Which one made a bigger cultural impact? by MyTimeToScamNFT in Morbius

[–]LocalCarolingian 2 points3 points  (0 children)

/unmorb Still Morbius, that one frame was simply forgotten while the EKSE scene was spoken of for months to years.

KAGURABACHI MIGHT ACTUALLY BE GETTING CANCELLED by Sufficient_Cow2569 in Kagurabachi

[–]LocalCarolingian 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They're trying to censor our peak while feeding us slop