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* Some people like to believe that Part 2 of [[YU+ME: dream]] never happened. [[Broken Base|Let's just leave it at that for now]].
* Some people like to believe that Part 2 of [[YU+ME: dream]] never happened. [[Broken Base|Let's just leave it at that for now]].
* There is a growing number of [[Penny and Aggie]] fans that believe the comic ended after the "Popsicle War" storyline.
* There is a growing number of [[Penny and Aggie]] fans that believe the comic ended after the "Popsicle War" storyline.
* In ''ArcaneTimes'' con [http://arcanetimes.com/before-arcane/ arc], "[https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5011a7b6c4aa47afb91e3501/5011f283e4b0253ab120cd51/5011f3b4c4aae00a184d71e0/1343353780447/ATC_20050321.jpg She has spoken of THE FORBIDDEN THING!]" (cue the cosplay mob chase).


== Negative Continuity ==
== Negative Continuity ==
* Given the author's tendency to [[Retcon]] the comic, whether or not several things in ''[[Sonichu]]'' really happened are more or less up to the reader to figure out for themselves.
* Given the author's tendency to [[Retcon]] the comic, whether or not several things in ''[[Sonichu]]'' really happened are more or less up to the reader to figure out for themselves.

Revision as of 03:34, 3 March 2017


Not all webcomics have continuous running plots, so some of them get to escape Fanon Discontinuity. It's also easy to skip over the worst parts, especially when going through an Archive Trawl. These moments, on the other hand, still stick out like a sore thumb to some.

Note: No personal examples. Examples are meant to be in reference to groups of fandom.


Fanon Discontinuity


Negative Continuity

  • Given the author's tendency to Retcon the comic, whether or not several things in Sonichu really happened are more or less up to the reader to figure out for themselves.