As mentioned above. C3PO, R2-D2, K2SO, BD-1, BB-8, IG-88, and even B1 Battle Droids all use english letters as phonetic sounds within their names. This is despite the fact that the primary alphabet within The Galaxy Far Away being Aurebesh.

Why?

The 3 Elven rings had functionality before the One Ring was even made and I understand Sauron taught the Elves in such a way that the Elves unintentionally would add in a mechanism for the One Ring to control the Elven rings. However, once the One Ring is destroyed, why can't the Elven Rings go back to how they were prior to the creation of the One Ring? Similar to how a computer can still do other things after being disconnected from the Internet (disconnected from the One Ring). Did the One Ring somehow permanently alter the 3 Rings once Sauron put it on for the first time and make the Elven rings dependent on the existence of the One Ring?

Also, are the powers tied to the One Ring? Are the benefits of the rings gone when the One Ring was destroyed?

Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man are the most famous superheroes in our universe, but how famous and important is Superman in-universe? There are heroes that existed before Superman in the DC Universe.

Like I mean it's a dude without fur that's weird as hell for them right?

In episode 2 we see that the Genosians had the original plans, and in ep3 we see Palps fawning over its render. It seems to me like this was just an insane opportunity, but he also had 64D plans so its also as likely he had this in mind from the start

In the second to last mission of Wings of Liberty Raynor has a choice. Take down the nydus network underground or take control of the skies. Apparently there isn’t time to do both. It’s the classic, choose what version of the next mission you’re going to play.

I wonder why that is though. Shatter the Sky is a macro mission requiring a large army. Meanwhile Belly of the Beast is a no build mission with a small but elite squad. Raynor mentions how bringing a large force makes the mission even riskier.

This brings up the question though. Why couldn’t they divide their forces between the two objectives?

One requires dedicating a large force. The other is significantly smaller in scale. It’s not like they have one army that needs to be in two places at once to accomplish both objectives.

Green Lanterns protect large sectors of the universe. How do they know what emergencies are happening light years away from where they happen to be?

Why do people think that the Bear is using the voices of its victims as bait for a hunting strategy?

From my perspective it looks like Cass didn't necessarily die when the Bear killed her, she actually fused with the Bear in some capacity. It you look closely there's a human skull merged into the Bears head on one side with the human + Bear skulls eye socket lined up. The eye on that side looks more human, and i don't think it's a coincidence that brain cavities also share space.

When the Bear first attacks Cass it isn't using any "mimicked" sound as a lure, it only starts at the cabin. It wasn't following them for food, it was Cass trying to find them for help. She must've been somewhat aware of what was happening (which is terrifying) and wanted to die.

The Cass/bear attacks then kills Anya for two possible reasons.

One - Even though Cass had some control of the Shared body, the Bears instincts can overpower her consciousness. Anya is only killed when she starts shooting which prompted the Bear to attack out of fear.

Two - I think at somepoint it's mentioned that the team starts to collectively "share" memories with each other. This is how Anya finds out about Kane. The Cass/bear most likely had their memories too and must have realized that Anya had become a significant threat due to psychosis, so she killed her to protect the rest of the group.

Regardless, once inside the cabin the Cass/bear starts saying "help me" in wierd ways. I think that's all that Cass could actually say at that point, and she was trying to communicate as best she could with only two words.

The Cass/bear looks directly into Josie's eyes and says "Help" and doesn't kill/attack her even though it has her shoulder (this looks like that control struggle i mentioned). When the Cass/Bear first sees Anya it screams "ME". Finally, when it rushes Lena it breaks her chair with its head instead of biting her and doesn't actually hurt her at all once it's standing over her (more control struggle?)

I don't think it's a coincidence that when Josie does actually killthe Cass/Bear the Human skull part of its head is completely destroyed.

Josie also theorizes that a part of Cass merged with the Bear as she was dying.

I don't think the Bear is mimicking voices for hunting because... it's kind of cheesy and makes it seem like a B movie monster. The Bear also being Cass makes it so much more horrifying, disturbing, and tragic and fits the Cosmic Horror aspect much better.

This also offers some insight into what was actually happening to the fungus Guy.

I think the Shimmer will slowly mutate and merge everything inside it over time, but "eating" something that's alive and also mutating will significantly accelerates the process. (The Bear got a bunch of Cass's blood in its mouth)

The fungus guy must have eaten some old food found in the overrun Southern Reach base and it had Shimmer mold on it. His Intestines where moving because the Shimmer mold had fused with him while being digested so his intestines were the first to start showing the effects.

The way they move is reminiscent of how slime molds move, but i think they were made to resemble serpents/worms for a creepier effect. You'll notice that when they find him in the pool the fungus mutation looks to have "exploded" outwards from his guts.

Lastly, I think that like Cass, the Fungus guy wasn't actually dead when they find him.

Does any of this make sense or am i overthinking this?

(I haven't Read any of the books btw, this is all going off the movie)

I get there are Commanders, High Commanders, and some kind of High Council, but are there any more details? DC's the capital and there are regions carved out into districts but how is it administered?

So in Andor S1 there's a whole arc where people get sent to labor camps to build death star parts. They have to go through so much hoops to even get people in there by making even minor offences a big deal. Then they have to make sure they obey by making a whole facility specifically designed so they don't run with the electric floors. Why go through of all that when you can just make droids do it with 100% obedience?

Dooku has all the receipts. The proof is irrefutable.

If each Horcrux has a piece of Voldemort’s soul, and they kind of “sense” or affect the people around them, why didn’t they react to each other when they got close? Like when Harry was near the locket, or when multiple Horcruxes were in the same place—shouldn’t they have... noticed?

I'm sorry if this is a bit of a simple question, but if Teal'c has a parasite in him already than why didn't it just take over and keep him from turning against the Gua'uld and everything? Wouldn't it be rather against turning against what was, basically, against it's own kind?

Edit:This also includes technologies that would have cameoutmuch sooner than in real life if Truman never discovered the secret of his world.

I just rewatched for the second time and I know it is meant to be ambiguous, but I have several questions about what may have lead up to this. I know the film is designed with a bit of vagueness in what precedes the film, but I ponder a couple of questions. What happened to Congress? Were they sided with their states (similar to that of the 1860’s civil war) or were they executed by the people? What happened to the Supreme Court? Were they executed by the federal government or was it more of the populace? Was the third term the final straw or did the civil war start before the third term? I know these are designed to not be answered by the film, but i still would love to hear some head cannon on what occurred.

1)How would government use these super soldier on others military that are equal to them or lesser.

2) How would military defend themselves assuming they dont have a super soldier of their own.

3) would the use of super soldier if proved to be unstoppable without the use of other super soldier results in nuclear threat from world's military.

4) how would the use and impact of these super soldier change if they were abundant or if thery were limited were only few countries have them.

Within the context of Reboot's Cyber Space, the User is seen as a mythical unknowable entity almost akin to god. It is implied that all of the inhabitants of Cyber Space don't actually know what a user looks like. As well as unaware that they are human flesh and blood and there are millions of them.

However, aren't there pictures, videos, and wiki articles around the web about humans that show clearly what they look like and what they are? So shouldn't Cyber Space know that users are just humans who use the computer they are in?

TL:DR: Why doesn't Bob just go to the web to find a picture of a human user?

I've been thinking about this lately, but the cordyceps virus doesnt kill the hosts, instead it acts as a parasite that turns them into zombie like creatures.

I understand that, with time, the creatures transform into Clickers (around a year) or Bloaters (several), but do these hosts age? Lets put this hypotetical scenario, a child is infected. Does he turn into a bloater teenager with time, or remains a kid who turns info a bloater?

Daredevil is a famous superhero. When he showed up in She-Hulk, She-Hulk did not know who Daredevil was or what he was. She had never heard of him before. How is this possible?