What fan theories do you believe?

[Detective Osprey]

There’s no canonical proof, but I like to think Prussia and Nanu are both albino. It would explain their whitish-grey hair and red eyes (Nanu) and violet eyes (Prussia) and very pale skin.

[Ravenfreak]

I believe that Ash never ages because of the events that takes place in the first movie, and not because he wished to be young his entire life. I think his wish to Ho-Oh was to be on a journey the rest of his life, but him turning to stone stopped his aging process.

[LadyJirachu]

I believe in my fan theory that Korrina was meant to become the new champion for x and y if they ever made a sequel to those games (i mean COME ON! the whole 'mega successor' thing. don't you think she was a little TOO special with that whole thing under her kawaii little belt...? grrrr, makes me so mad they never made a 3rd game for x and y!!!! korrina shoulda been champion. and over thrown diantha! i mean, yeah, i guess diantha is cool but. KORRINA'S THE BEST THERE IS!!!!! >/ *sticks out tongue at pokemon creators*)

Yeeeah....okay i've calmed down now. But yeah i dun get why x and y are the only games to NOT get some kind of 3rd installment thing

Other than....the general amour fandom being crazy o_o; still, its not like the games were so much about amour shipping...although, i guess, if the games continued, SO WOULD THE X AND Y ANIME....

oh well. ohhhh well....*shrug*

[JHG]

Bolt, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Little Witch Academia all take place on one continent west of Westeros called Meridiania. It’s also where Daenerys Targaryen got a coffee cup.

[Kyng]

Quite recently, I encountered an interesting one about Felix Felicis (the "liquid luck" potion from the Harry Potter universe).

Within the stories, it's stated that drinking this potion will cause all of the drinker's endeavours to succeed for a set amount of time. It's extremely tricky to brew (and disastrous if brewed incorrectly) - but, even so, the whole "everything you attempt will succeed" effect is so powerful that it'd be a very attractive proposition in spite of the risks. However, this does raise a problem: why isn't Professor Snape using this stuff? The thing is, Snape is: a) a potions master, who should be more than capable of brewing even this difficult potion, and b) rather unlucky at various points in the series (most notably, when he loses Lily Potter). Couldn't he have brewed some and then drunk it when he went to convince Voldemort to spare Lily's life, or maybe when he applied for the Defence Against the Dark Arts job for the umpteenth time?

So, one fan has proposed a solution to this problem. Perhaps Felix Felicis actually doesn't work in the way that it's supposed to. Sure, it makes the drinker feel positive and confident, but it doesn't do anything to guarantee successful outcomes in and of itself (so really, it's a placebo effect). Furthermore, perhaps Snape knows this, even if Slughorn and other advanced potioneers don't:



I'm still not decided on whether or not I believe this theory - but, I will admit, I am intrigued by it!