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Mom Mao did not follow this principle out of her genuine love for Shin, but to avoid being ostracised from or judged by the clan, Shin never let anyone know what he looked like without his armor, which was fine by him since he hated being small. They have three kids and this headcanon totally has nothing to do with those extra panels in the last book. • Armin never liked his bangs, hence why he doesn't have them in season 4. I've made this into a headcanon because everyone else's hair was just a shorter or longer version of their original hairstyle, whereas Armin's hairstyle changed completely.

(I'd not "acknowledge their headcanon" using the terminology of this thread.). This can lead to a lot of conflicts between character stories and a lot of headaches. While canon might be something we can all agree upon, obviously, your own personal changes to the lore aren’t. When we add the "head" onto the "canon" it changes it to mean an alternate belief about the stories or characters that exists in the head of the viewer.

Copies of your generator code are also backed-up to your local browser storage, so if your computer ever crashes and you hadn't saved in a while, you'll be able to come here to recover your data. It’s a great place to meet like-minded friends and share your thoughts on all things in the world of animation and many other interesting subjects. Weapons usually get one part per group, but sometimes multiple or none.

I’ve already talked about the BBC’s Sherlock Holmes and his potential asexuality in detail a while back. Though series creator Steven Moffat said Sherlock is in no way asexual because asexual people are "boring"—fuck you too, Moffat—I feel as though asexuality perfectly defines Sherlock’s character. Sherlock doesn’t show any outward interest in sex, never actively pursues any relationship for the sake of romance, and when he thinks someone is interested in him, he’s pretty quick to turn that person down. In "A Study in Pink", while talking to Watson, Sherlock reveals that having a girlfriend is "not his area" and he also heavily implies that he’s not interested in men either. Earlier in the conversation, he tells Watson that he finds the whole relationship thing dull. So I don’t know what Moffat was talking about.

Generates random short stories with imaginative plots. The example that made me think of this specifically was a debate a while back on social media over whether Captain Atom would have sided with the government during Civil War. Captain Atom's ongoing series, written by Cary Bates and Greg Weisman, was an excellent comic book filled with nuance. In that comic book, Captain Atom was quite willing to go against the United States government when he felt it was necessary.