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'''Fictional continuities''' are basically individual fictional universes in which characters and stories exist. They can include multiple timelines, parallel universes, and so on, but within the constraints of that world there is some element of continuity -- often the characters; less often species, planets, or others.
'''Fictional continuities''' are basically individual fictional universes in which characters and stories exist. They can include multiple timelines, parallel universes, and so on, but within the constraints of that world there is some element of continuity -- often the characters; less often species, planets, or others.
See [[Fictional universes, continuities, mythologies, and canon]].


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Revision as of 12:38, 18 February 2007

Fictional continuities are basically individual fictional universes in which characters and stories exist. They can include multiple timelines, parallel universes, and so on, but within the constraints of that world there is some element of continuity -- often the characters; less often species, planets, or others.

See Fictional universes, continuities, mythologies, and canon.