THOR β FANCASTS
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FANCASTS (noun.)
1. someone's vision on how certain characters of a fictional piece are portrayed
β IN WHICH THE ADMINS GIVE YOU THEIR VERSIONS OF WHAT THE GODS, GODDESSES, AND OTHER FIGURES OF MYTHOLOGY LOOKED LIKE
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