Reference // Materials

Sources

Everything the site is built on, listed honestly — including what's missing. A fan reference should show its work.

The official record

The complete official material available to the writers at build time (2026-09-26):

That is the entire foundation of fact. Everything else is invention, documented below.

The fan-built materials

Image provenance

All twenty site images were generated in-house (2026-09-26/27) from a single fixed character description, and every one is captioned “AI-generated dramatization art” wherever it appears. The full record — filename, prompt summary, generation date, source note — lives in the image credits on this page, copied into the published build at the image credits on this page. Source for every image: “AI-generated in-house .” No image depicts a real person; no image is presented as documentation of anything real.

What’s missing (honest gaps)

How to cite this site

If you reference the fan lore: cite the page, keep the labels attached, and note the status — fan-built reference for a fictional character, superseded by official material where they conflict. The Fan Guide has the one rule: label the fiction.

The lore bible (summary)

The writers’ one-page canon, the document every lore page was checked against:

Versioning

This is version 1 of the fan reference (built 2026-09-27). When the owner’s official bio, art, or canon is released, this page will log the revision: what the official record says, which fan-lore pages it supersedes, and what was changed. Fan reference is a living document; the method is to show the work, including the corrections.

Source notes