An Overly Long Post Talking About Lore, Canon, and Headcanon TM Roleplaying Homecoming

It’s important to distinguish between these vastly different corners of fandom because they aren’t all in conversation with one another — and when they are, they often approach the conversation very differently. If you believe in the work we do at Vox, please support us by becoming a member. It requires resources, dedication, and independence. Please note, if you do happen to give it another solid shot, feel free to touch base with me, I’m always looking for players to delve into RP with, and I do mean always. Anyway those power-tripping 15 year olds are 25 years old now, post-shutdown. After making (and encountering) young heroines and villains with troubled past and times spent in juvie, I decided to flesh out the place and see if others wanted to add their stories to it.

I very gently cut things together so that both canon and non-canon are true, and then whistle and look away whenever it comes up. People usually go for it, since I’m not breaking their suspension of disbelief. Make sure when you do this, you don’t mess up anyone else’s timeline. Give them reason to not remember it happening or for it not to have happened to them explicitly.

Nonetheless, in recent years in entertainment and the arts, there is a rise in good writing for autistic characters. Plus, some shows such as the SHE-RA reboot officialized the autistic headcanon generator for some of their characters. This a great progression from the subpar representation I had to deal with growing up, and I want to see more of them in media in the near future, hopefully with acceptance and diversity. In other words, all the stories exist, but not all of them “count” for whatever the current story that is being told.

While roleplayers are often given some degree of leniency for in character behavior, that doesn’t mean you can post things that are inappropriate as far as the ToS is concerned. That extends not only to your posts, but also to character descriptions. For best results, headcanons generator I recommend utilizing both 2 and 3 together in varying amounts. Work around the lore to explore your creativity and work with the lore to help ground it into what already exists within the world.

That in the EU there really wasn’t any organization to the canon, that they just release stuff and the fans decide what fits and what doesn’t, so everyone has a different interpretation to what is and isn’t canon? Again, you are inadvertently driving them to the wrong conclusions and once again losing the argument without even meaning to. (“Superman?  Oh that cheap Statesman rip-off.”)  I don’t see why fictional accounts of fictional superheroes wouldn’t exist in CoH.