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Clockwork Knight

Clockwork Knight

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FeelTheRads said:
Yes, idiot, when they're saying it's not canon, it means it goes against the original established canon. What's so fucking hard to understand? It's not about fucking preference. You have some originally established canon and then you have shit that retcons that. Officially it's still called canon. However, canon means nothing in this case. It's either canon or "anything goes". Can't be both.
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If words have no meaning, how come bajaludbdab tudkos numaztericon?
 
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