(in a film, television series, or other fictional work) a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events, typically used to facilitate a dramatic plot shift or account for an inconsistency. "we're given a retcon for Wilf's absence from Donna's wedding in ‘The Runaway Bride’: he had Spanish Flu"
verb
revise (an aspect of a fictional work) retrospectively, typically by introducing a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events. "I think fans get more upset when characters act blatantly out of established type, or when things get retconned"
Yeah last chapter with Warcury showing insane CoC, Jinbe and Lucci shitting their pants because of Mars and Nasjuro wrecking havoc all Pacifista in mere seconds. These guys are no joke...
nsjuro removing the pacifista is interesting . He made it a priority because of the treath they pose to the navy ? Or because they fear the bubles they use and it will be effective on them ?
We’ll have to wait and see. Shodai was only unsheathed in one panel pre-TS, so I wouldn’t put it past Oda to retcon it since he didn’t plan for black blades to be that important back then
(in a film, television series, or other fictional work) a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events, typically used to facilitate a dramatic plot shift or account for an inconsistency. "we're given a retcon for Wilf's absence from Donna's wedding in ‘The Runaway Bride’: he had Spanish Flu"
verb
revise (an aspect of a fictional work) retrospectively, typically by introducing a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events. "I think fans get more upset when characters act blatantly out of established type, or when things get retconned"
(in a film, television series, or other fictional work) a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events, typically used to facilitate a dramatic plot shift or account for an inconsistency. "we're given a retcon for Wilf's absence from Donna's wedding in ‘The Runaway Bride’: he had Spanish Flu"
verb
revise (an aspect of a fictional work) retrospectively, typically by introducing a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events. "I think fans get more upset when characters act blatantly out of established type, or when things get retconned"
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