Eli5: What does retconning even mean? : r explainlikeimfive - Reddit It's just a retcon In Doctor Who, you typically can't go more than 10 seconds without tripping over a retcon, but a couple of the most notable ones include retconning in a version of the Doctor between his 8th and 9th forms, and then an episode or two later, finding a way to retcon the limit of 12 regenerations that Time Lords have
The Necron retcon, what is it? What changed? : r 40kLore - Reddit The retcon is that they're Tomb Lords in space now when they used to be 'nids but robots Remember the iconic Terminator, the unstoppable robot skeleton death machine? The Necrons were designed as a civilization of Terminators, a slowly-awakening army of unstoppable robot skeleton death machines bent on cleansing the galaxy of all life down to
r fivenightsatfreddys on Reddit: The retcon issue I don't think the retcon is Springtrap's identity, as Michael is still technically Purple Guy I think the retcon is about Purple Guy himself Originally, back when the games were 4, all of the sprites of Purple Guy seemed to be the same character (similiar to TSE, where William changed his appearence)
How did the term retcon lose its meaning? : r TwoBestFriendsPlay - Reddit The term "retcon" is short for retroactive continuity Anything that retroactively alters a story is a retcon, whether that's adding to it, subtracting from it, or changing it Darth Vader being Luke Skywalker's father is a retcon Goku being an alien is a retcon Tailed Beasts in Naruto are a retcon
The Potara Time Limit Retcon ISNT a Retcon. Not Exactly. People seriously need to learn what a retcon is A Retcon is meant to be a change to a previously established rule This is true for the most part Except it’s not limited to just “rules”, but to any aspect of a story which, in turn, causes inconsistencies in a plot, or breaking already established Lore This is made-up nonsense
what does a retcon mean? : r comicbooks - Reddit A retcon is never explained in universe, then it would just be a plot point The main difference between reboot retcon is that a reboot changes everything (usually) and resets it to #1, wheras a retcon just removes certain events For example, a new creative team starts working on "Generic Man" and decides the previous writer screwed up in last
r fivenightsatfreddys on Reddit: What was Scott’s retcon? It's important to remember that Scott Cawthon made his retcon post in 2017 (before pizza sim came out so the retcon must refer to something from Fnaf 1- Sister Location) I think I might know what it is, and I don't think I've ever seen anyone mention it I think it was the the picture on the newspaper at the end of Fnaf 3 night 6
What were some retcons that were so badly received that they . . . - Reddit Usually when a retcon happens it sticks regardless of what viewers think, but sometimes it's so poorly received that later writers undo the retcon and go back to the original premise One of the most infamous examples of this is the Simpsons episode "The Principal and the Pauper", where it was revealed that Principal Skinner had been an
Retcon : r writing - Reddit A retcon is when you change established details of a story mid-stream Like, if you said a character was a doctor but halfway through decided she made more sense as a police officer and--this is key--you never went back and changed the earlier stuff
Nightcrawler origin retcon : r Marvel - Reddit The Azazel retcon wasn't even needed as well, but at least it kept the same on brand character of Mystique saving her own ass and dumping the baby who outed her from her escaped peasant-hood Now it's retconned away from the brand and its a stupid story with Prof X wiping memories