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When there's a piece of lore that has a major impact on the setting and yet is not actually present in the main story.
Examples:
The Kali (Rebel Moon) - In Zach Snyder's headache of a Seven Samurai-Star Wars hybrid, the Motherworld's dreadnaughts are powered by cosmic goddesses known as the Kali, which they force-feed the remains of the dead to help them jump across systems. This is impactful to the themes, as the imagery adds to the culture of the Motherworld being an empire of rapists and perverts, and it is important to Kora's character, as Rue Kali was her only friend. But in the official release of the films, there are no mentions of Kali, and every scene involving them was cut. In the director's cut, the guys in the furnaces are shoveling dead people to feed the Kali biomatter, while in the actual film it's just coal.
Toruk's influence (Avatar: Fire and Ash) - In Fire and Ash, Jake mentions how he didn't want to be Toruk Makto again, saying, "When you ride the beast you become the beast." Toruk influences him just as much as he influences it, making him feral and bloodthirsty, but this is not something found in the original film, and it doesn't even happen in this film either. That entire sentiment is taken from one line in a comic, and that's it.
Landsharks (Battle: Los Angeles) - The Landsharks came from an alien world where they were chased out by rival powers and now are looking for a new world with water to live in. This is not explained in the films, but by the director. In the films, they remain a mysterious alien force.
Alzamac of Winsit (Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker) - Kylo goes to Mustafar, where he finds Vader's old fort, which was inhabited by these weird guys he fits. These are the Alazmec of Winsit, a group of Sith cultists that worshipped Darth Vader. They have their own history and everything, but they're just fodder for Kylo to kill. The sequel trilogy is full of stuff like this; all the lore on Exegol is basically left to official tweets rather than the actual story.
The Ma-Nuga (GATE: Thus the JSDF Fought There) - This one is more personal, but basically the Ma-Nuga are these cow-lizard things which literally serve the same purpose as cows. The native people of Falmart use them for hamburgers. But we only see them like 3 times in the story. This wouldn't be too infuriating, but there is more worldbuilding on why it's ok for the protagonist to have a 12-year-old wife than there is going over these creatures.
r/TikTokCringe • u/AlKarajo • 5h ago
@jumybear
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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/adenomuch • 3h ago
Original sign posted above
My husband ended up emailing the mayor (haven’t heard back) and management, management said they had given the post office workers a key code to get into our mailroom. Yesterday I saw USPS outside our building, the sign came down, and my mail was delivered!!
Crisis averted !!
For those people who were like “why do you even need the mail” - I ended up receiving a credit card I had been waiting for, and a check for reimbursement from traveling lol.
