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Hello.
With each passing day, this wiki seems to get more and more series where the background lore shows a considerably greater level of power than what is shown on-screen, especially when it comes to franchises that rely on visuals to tell a story (videogames, movies, series) etc. Examples include the likes of The Elder Scrolls and Digimon, which can both pass off as mid-level fantasy settings at first glance, yet have deeper layers to be explored.
Shouldn't a standard be created to explain how we deal with those settings and the power dissonance in question? As in, whether to take the lore as primary and etc.
With each passing day, this wiki seems to get more and more series where the background lore shows a considerably greater level of power than what is shown on-screen, especially when it comes to franchises that rely on visuals to tell a story (videogames, movies, series) etc. Examples include the likes of The Elder Scrolls and Digimon, which can both pass off as mid-level fantasy settings at first glance, yet have deeper layers to be explored.
Shouldn't a standard be created to explain how we deal with those settings and the power dissonance in question? As in, whether to take the lore as primary and etc.
