Talk:Sub-Commander's Day

Mini-Mayhem comics are canon? Sure, they pass the cardinal rule of "approved by Hasbro and/or Takara," but doesn't the strip's tongue-in-cheek nature select itself out? Like... I don't think Visitations would've been canon without Omega Point having incorporated it as backstory, and even then we tread lightly regarding which parts are "true."

Admittedly, I can't think of a hard-and-fast rule to determine whether any given story is too comedic to be "real." But as a matter of taste, I don't think Mini-Mayhem should be included here. Or, at the very least, we shouldn't mix references to it with the rest of the multiverse. - Jackpot 02:36, 8 August 2007 (UTC)

If The Beast Within is canon, the mini-mayhems are canon.

(Though we seem to be documenting the events of the latter only when they add to the universe / are exceptionally hilarious. )

I happen to think knowing that The Fallen once shot down a ship full of bumble-puppies is a siginifigant addition to his otherwise unexplored backstory. -Derik 02:59, 8 August 2007 (UTC)

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