Are the books canon?

Trick the Clown·9/28/2023 in Questions & Answers

I I'm alone arguing with a lot of people about this. They argue that the books are canon in different timelines. But like, precisely because they are different timelines, It already makes the books not canon right?

Trick the Clown·9/28/2023

I'm not the one saying they're canon @Chibi Funtime

And no, my question wasn't answered, here's an easier example:

Different Timelines = Different Canons? Just answer with "yes" or "no"

TheRealMiscreation·9/28/2023

Different timelines same canon

Chibi Funtime·9/28/2023

Yes. There are different canons in the books, but not in the games.

Understood?

(Edited by Chibi Funtime)

TheRealMiscreation·9/28/2023

I think ima make a diagram after lunch

Trick the Clown·9/28/2023

@TheRealMiscreation It makes no sense, It would be the same thing as me saying that Marvel comics and films have the same canon when they clearly don't.

TheRealMiscreation·9/28/2023

@Trick the Clown

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TheRealMiscreation·9/28/2023

Fuq its not loading

Trick the Clown·9/28/2023

Continuity = Canon

Different continuities = different Canons

TheRealMiscreation·9/28/2023

Continuity means timeline

Canon means something else

(Edited by TheRealMiscreation)

Trick the Clown·9/28/2023

You described "canon" in the biblical concept, canon in fiction means the same thing as continuity

What do you think?