A lot to unpack here, none of which were in the official series’ canon, as far as I’m aware.
Titans and demons/witches existed at the same time.
A titan’s size is certainly huge but typically not continent-size huge, and they only grow their size to create more livable land.
Papa Titan’s body is eventually destined to become inhabitable, and a new Titan is required to create a new livable land.
None of this directly contradicts the official canon, and it’s possible that it’s just Enna making shit up - the current Boiling Isles inhabitants do have a lot of their history wrong, so it’s not farfetched to think that Enna may also have some of her history wrong, too.
But if all this turns out to be true, then it’s a very big deal.
The line between canon and fanon blurred for me a long time ago, but I’m pretty sure the line that witches and demons “evolved from the isles” is on the canon side of things. Then again, with Belos’s history books, who can really be sure?
My question is, if the Titans intentionally laid down to create new land, shouldn’t that mean the old land (or at least uninhabitable remnants) shouldn’t be that far away, right? Unless the sea can decompose bones or the erosion factor is turned up to 11, there should be remnants of past Titans and their civilizations relatively nearby. (Could that island where King was found be part of that?)
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A lot to unpack here, none of which were in the official series’ canon, as far as I’m aware.
None of this directly contradicts the official canon, and it’s possible that it’s just Enna making shit up - the current Boiling Isles inhabitants do have a lot of their history wrong, so it’s not farfetched to think that Enna may also have some of her history wrong, too.
But if all this turns out to be true, then it’s a very big deal.
The line between canon and fanon blurred for me a long time ago, but I’m pretty sure the line that witches and demons “evolved from the isles” is on the canon side of things. Then again, with Belos’s history books, who can really be sure?
My question is, if the Titans intentionally laid down to create new land, shouldn’t that mean the old land (or at least uninhabitable remnants) shouldn’t be that far away, right? Unless the sea can decompose bones or the erosion factor is turned up to 11, there should be remnants of past Titans and their civilizations relatively nearby. (Could that island where King was found be part of that?)
But really, I’m just here for Ayzee’s Hootringles