Kobold King

Rithmatist:

Buy. Sigzil will survive the series, and will be spotted as a full worldhopper by the time of the third Mistborn trilogy.

Eh... it started off as a perfectly innocent discussion revolving around Words of Radiance and how Syl would interact with Pattern. First people started discussing a ship between Syl and Pattern, leading to Ketek declaring himself to be "The Shipfather." Some perfectly innocent questions were asked and interesting suggestions were made. But then things started getting out of hand. More than a few dirty jokes were made. Eventually Rubix shut it down because of how inappropriate it had gotten. Back on topic: You know you're a Sanderfan when you suddenly realizing that by posting book theories, we are attempting to see the future. And such is not of Honor.

Buy. There will be another worldhopper interlude in Stones Unhallowed--but this time, another world will be named, like how Sel was named in the Letter.

I remember when I was 4. I was standing at the top of the stairs, little fingers clenched around the safety gate. I was repeatedly, determinedly thinking to myself I am 4 years old. I have retained my lifetime habit of self-awareness. I have not retained the habit of doing what I did next: tearing a page out of a book and stuffing it down the nearest vent.

I'm a huge fan of the Teen Titans semi-anime, but I have not read the comics nor seen the newer show. I refer to my little sister as "Kitten" on a regular basis.

Buy. We will receive a Khriss PoV before White Sand is published.

I started watching it while Season 2 was on the air. and the season six project? Honestly, I didn't realize there was such a thing. I wasn't a big Internet user back when I first watched it. What was it, specifically?

Sell. Given that Dalinar suggested him doing just that, I doubt he'll actually do so. Some massive twist will occur. Warbreaker spoilers:

I like all of those that you mentioned, "Lightspeed" in particular. My all-time favorites include "Episode 257-494", "Employee of the Month", and "Haunted". "Apprentice" is probably my favorite two-parter. I'm a huge fan of the series in general, and the episodes named above represent only a small fraction of the episodes I love.

Honestly, I'd be surprised if there weren't a connection between primordial Nalthis and Roshar. There is the Shash letter. There is a Rosharan fairy tale about a boy who whittles a piece of wood into human shape and uses it to distract Voidbringers. There is a Nalthian fairy tale about a magic sword which symbolizes rulership of a kingdom. And of course, Vasher and Nightblood chilling on Roshar. Taken as individual facts, they don't seem to mean anything. But when I look over all of it together... it strikes me as fishy. Fishier than the Purelake, or Swimmingly's profile picture. There could definitely be a connection between Roshar and Nalthis.

Ooh. You put a lot more thought into yours than I into mine.

Yep. Do you have a favorite episode?

No problem at all.

Buy. Let's expand that: a Horneater will pick up one of the three Shards of Adonalsium on Roshar.

On the bright side, that was the day I became a Bondship. You know you're a Sanderfan when you treat sticks with the utmost respect and solemnity.

Buy, but Wit strikes first. Sixth of the Dusk will include a reference to the God Beyond.

Sell. We haven't seen much indication that spren are attracted to people who've visited the Nightwatcher. We will receive a Seventeenth Shard viewpoint within the first five books of Stormlight, likely in an interlude.

Whoops, missed this before. I should check my email more. My favorite is either Beast Boy, because he's the most like me, or Raven, because of how awesome she is. I sometimes wonder if Slade is a Mistborn. His strength and reflexes make me think of Allomantic pewter, and the way he fights Robin makes me think he's burning atium.

It does seem plausible enough. Maybe aspiring writers are more inclined to read, or good works of literature inspire writers? There's an interesting "correlation vs causation" debate to be had there.

At least you write... I have pages and pages of science-fiction worldbuilding, and have spent countless hours researching alternative biochemistry, but I have not a single word of prose to show for it.

Indeed he is. In fact he's a driving force of the movie's plot.

I wonder how Nale feels about political correctness. "Others may be detestable. But they do not meddle with phrases which could offend those with alternative lifestyles."

WoR:

I was wondering about that. They really should have been called "Gender-Neutral Offspring of Honor". Storming Amaram and his old-fashioned gender roles...