AI-generated close-up of the Heart of Aurum's golden circuitry
How the site is made — AI-generated dramatization art.

How This Site Is Made

The rules behind the reference — what this site is, what it isn't, and how every page was built.

What this site is

A fan-made reference site for the Golden Black hero, an original fictional character from the Vizlings app (vizlings.com). It documents the character the way a comic wiki documents a published hero — except there is no published comic, so the site says so, on every page.

The lore: original fiction, labeled

The app card’s entire public description is one line, used verbatim wherever the character is introduced:

“Golden Black armor hero”

Everything else — Kade Mercer, the Night of First Light, Aurum City, the six villains, the eight-issue saga, the Golden Rule — was written originally for this site (2026-09-26) and is labeled as original fiction in every article’s source notes. In-universe consistency is maintained across pages instead of citations to a source text that doesn’t exist.

The art: AI-generated, labeled, no real people

See the image captions for credits and context. Illustrated character art is a dramatization.

The honesty rules every page follows

  1. Fiction is labeled fiction. No page presents the lore as real events or published canon.
  2. No real people. All art is generated; no photographs of anyone appear.
  3. The card line is verbatim. “Golden Black armor hero” — quoted exactly, never paraphrased as a quotation.
  4. The stream is a mockup. The embedded video is labeled a placeholder, not a live broadcast.
  5. Dates are in-universe. The chronology uses relative Year One dating; no real-world dates are claimed.

The build

Static HTML generated from Markdown editorial files by tools/build.py: one <h1> per page, skip link, light/dark theme toggle, canonical URLs on https://golden-black-hero.sembrance.com, Open Graph metadata, absolute-URL sitemap, and robots referencing the sitemap. QA (tools/qa_check.py) verifies routes, links, images, alt text, labels, and the honesty rules before anything ships.

Source notes