Sources
What this site is built from — and what it honestly is not.
The app card
The entire site grows from a single real artifact: Aeron Skyrift’s card in the Vizlings app, which lists:
- Name: Aeron Skyrift
- Category: StarTeam
- Card description: “Space Hero Military”
That description is quoted verbatim on the home page and the Stream page, labeled as the app’s character description. The owner’s longer character bio from the Vizlings app was not available at the time of writing; where it would appear, the site carries an honest placeholder instead.
The fan lore
Everything else — the Concord, the Hollow Maw, the Chevron Protocol, the career timeline, the team roster, the signature lines — is fan-written world-building created for this reference site. It is internally consistent by design (see Methodology), but it is not official Vizlings canon, not licensed material, and not a claim about the real world. If the app’s owner publishes official lore that contradicts this site, the official lore wins; this site will say so.
Image provenance
- source: “AI-generated in-house ”
- label: “AI-generated dramatization art” (carried in every caption on the site)
What this site does not have
- No official canon statements from the Vizlings team.
- No interviews, no production notes, no licensed comics or novels to cite.
- No real-world sources, because there is no real-world subject.
That is not a gap to be embarrassed about; it is the nature of a fan reference for an original fictional character. The site’s job is to be consistent, honest about its status, and useful to fans — not to pretend to an authority it doesn’t have.
Citing this site
If you reference this site’s lore elsewhere — fan fiction, wikis, discussions — cite it as what it is: a fan reference, not a primary source. A workable citation: “Aeron Skyrift fan reference (fan-written world-building for the Vizlings app character), accessed 2026.” Link the page, keep the fiction label attached, and never present the lore as official Vizlings canon. The site makes no stronger claim than consistency; cite it at exactly that strength.
Why this page is short
A sources page for a fan reference is necessarily brief: there is one real artifact (the app card) and everything else is documented process. The page is short the way a ship’s manifest is short — it lists what is actually aboard. For the longer story of how the lore was invented, read Methodology; for the visual record, open the image credits on this page; for the character himself, start at Start Here.
A note on the card
The app card’s brevity is worth appreciating: three words — “Space Hero Military” — that contain a genre, a role, and a temperament. Everything on this site is an elaboration of those three words, the way a fleet is an elaboration of a single order. The card is quoted verbatim wherever it appears, because verbatim is the only honest way to quote the one real thing.
Source notes
This page documents the sources (and non-sources) behind a fan reference for a fictional character. See Methodology for how the lore was developed and labeled.