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I mean, technically they are described as secondary canon.Phoenix821 said:I also think the comics should be considered canon or at least secondary canon.
BTW anyone know where I can read the manga online and if we can add stuff from it?
Also the Snips thing happens here i agree about it being outlier for them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bnZOq88Eyg
Psst.DarkDragonMedeus said:We all miss DarnAnine, he was the nicest Admin we ever had.
Because in my opinion, that goes against what we've been told and feels dishonest.EMagoIorSouI said:If I were you guys, I wouldn't really overcomplicate this and would just consider it separate canon opposing from the show's canon from what has been told and/or implied. How about just creating separate profiles on the comic book counterparts since there apear to be none so far?
Both sort of? Basically, what happens in the comic book series can be taken as canon to the show itself. However, what happens in the comics is only canon as long as the show does nothing to contradict it. If it does, then that event is no longer canon to the show. However, the rest of the comics would still be canon unless they are also contradicted. It's kinda confusing.EMagoIorSouI said:Oh sorry, you ninja'd me with that edit by bolding the text.
Admittedly, I'm a bit confused on the topic. Are the comics exactly treated as actual canon or is separate? And if you describe it being second continuity, if any comic changes were made would they need different profiles altogether or just different keys? Similar to how Dragon Ball character profiles go depending on the different adaption of DB.
Well I already tried making a thread and failed miserably. So probably never. Chances are, the comic series are only showing up as seperate profiles, as much as I would abhor that.EMagoIorSouI said:Makes sense. I wonder how we'll put these into fruition.