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A fan-made Flash game where characters from video games, anime, TV shows, movies, and more fight in a crossover fighting game. Originally released with fan input on character suggestions, it was re-released under TheSuperBaxter Productions on GameJolt in April 2021.
“I spent the whole weekend playing Fiction Fight! I got to play as Mario and fight against Goku and Batman! It’s incredible!”
(n.) An act misconstrued by one party to be a sign of love.
The term derives from a blink being confused for a wink.
Jenna: "Rachel wants to get coffee with me, she must be into me right?"
Tim: "Girls get coffee all the time. I feel it's just a fiction wink."
A person that denies hoaxes, fake science based news, science fiction (even by the best writers who won the Pulitzer Prize), science fiction reported by commentators on Fox News, or Russian Scientists (especially during US elections).
Some people don't believe the War of the Worlds even happened. The science fiction deniers don't even believe it happened after reading the book or watching the movies, or when peer reviewed on the internet.
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A leafy clone but a good one
“DID YOU SEE FICTIONS NEW VIDEO”
“YEAH IT WAS SO FUNNY”
A leafy clone but a good one
“DID YOU SEE HIS NEW VIDEO”
“NO”
“FUCK YOU FICTION IS DADDY”
Fiction is usually loosely based on reality and real people, it just adds exaggeration and misinformation to the point that it would never be legit in real life to anyone that didn't create it as anything but fiction.
A work of fiction or a fictional character is usually loosely based on a real person in real life, with some obvious deviations from reality (comic books being an example, people dont fly around without motors, rotors, or wings). A fictional character in a movie is usually a human, so the character is based on the behavior of someone somewhere, even if it's made more interesting or entertaining for the book/movie/medium of delivery.