BlueFrackle

The problem is that, as I already told you several times, you have been banned. And once a user is banned, they're not allowed to create new accounts. Therefore, you did break a rule. You did something wrong, again, by returning with a different account. You have been banned permanently due to the countless problems you caused with your previous accounts, and you're not allowed to come back, that's final.

But i really love legendary creatures, I’m telling for you the truth about me doing right things at Non-Alien Creatures, you have been told that you could allow me to come back to the Non-Alien Creatures wiki and accept my apologies, sorry for mistakes, besides that, i wasn't repeating picture to the gallery of creatures.

Yeah, I made the mistake of giving you a second chance and regretted it. You added a lot of mistakes once again, and that's why you were banned for a second time and won't be allowed back. If you "love" legendary creatures so much, why do you write so much nonsense about them? Why do you copy-paste lists of films from Wikipedia that don't actually have any Revenant and add them to the Revenant page to misinform readers? Or claim that the Easter Bunny has "omnipotence" as one of his abilities? Or that skeletons are somehow sentient (most of them aren't)? Or that poltergeists control objects "to kill anyone", as you say, when the vast majority of encounters aren't fatal? The answer to all these questions is simple: you just don't care. You add inaccurate information and empty pages, and have the guts to demand that others expand your pages. You're not welcome at Non-alien Creatures. You've been banned for a reason, and you're not allowed to edit there with any account.

That's fine, I will stop with wrong informations.

Yeah, because you will stop editing. You're not allowed to come back. You wasted your chance, and that's final. Is that clear?

No, let me be honest with you, you still needs to accept my apologies, if I use another account at Non-Alien Creatures, next time I will be more careful and do more right things, that's ok.

Lol, get lost, jerk. I don't "need" to accept anything, and coming back after being banned is definitely not OK.

Alright, I protected the article so that it can no longer be edited by anonymous users.

Thanks for informing me, he's been blocked

If there is one, I'm not aware of it.

The "Food and Beverages" category has been discontinued, but most of these pages should not be deleted. They are alien life forms too, so they still have a place here.

I don't think that magazine counts as a universe, just a platform where many stories were published.

Oh. Will the content of those stories be added, then?

It certainly can be. For example, the Venerables are from a Clifford D. Simak story named "Seven Came Back", which was originally published in Amazing Stories in 1950.

Not sure which year it's from; but here's a picture of one cover that can be used: https://twitter.com/Cadror/status/1149387913098121217/photo/1

Interesting! I just did some research and it appears this picture is from April 1930 and illustrates the story "The Conquest of Earth", by Isaac R. Nathanson.

ASW:Rules and Policies

I'm not familiar with these films, but, yeah, some situations can be tricky. I remember I asked myself exactly the same when I created the page about Mewhu. In his case, Mewhu is the only one of his species ever seen... However, there is a scene where the girl, Molly describes something that Mewhu communicated to her by telepathy, and she describes seeing "lots of Mewhus". This is the only part of the story that includes other members of his species, and it's just vaguely mentioned.

Now, our rules specify four situations in which we can create pages about characters (as opposed to species). Situation number two (the relevant one in this case) says:

The character's species is unknown, and he/she is the only one of his/her kind ever seen, so we don't know for sure whether there are others like him/her

I personally feel that the key part of this rule is "we don't know for sure". I was really going to create a page for Mewhu's species, rather than Mewhu as an individual. But I changed my mind at the end because I felt that there was no certainty. The other members of his species haven't been truly seen. All the evidence we have is a telepathic projection described by a seven-year-old girl. Is it conclusive? Can we be sure that it's real? At the end of the day, Mewhu's species is unknown and Mewhu himself is the only member of his species ever seen, so to follow the rules, I felt that the page should be about him.

Now, in the films that you describe, it seems to me that the situation is different: that the audience does actually see the other members of these species. If that's so, it's better to create pages for the species, rather than the characters. But since you're the one who watched the films, if you do feel that the situation is ambiguous enough or uncertain enough for some reason (just like the Mewhu example I gave), I certainly trust your judgment. From your descriptions alone, I myself think that the pages should be about the species. But since I haven't seen the films, you are better qualified to judge that than I am.

Okay then. Just so you know, both films are on YouTube in low quality if you're interested in watching them. Both are less than an hour long.

For the scene in Supersonic Sauce where we see more Venusians, it's at the 8:50 mark here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0anmgsyfpAs

For the scene in The Glitterball where we see more of the Staigon race, it starts at 41:30 (and yeah, the aliens are basically living pinballs) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hocQL5VSTc0

Thanks for the links! I might watch them when I have time :)

PS: OMG, Meba is adorable, hahahah

You're welcome, and yeah - Meba is definitely cute. Both the scenes where Meba is put to bed and any time Meba cries just makes me say "Awwww!" Also, here's an interesting bit of trivia regarding Supersonic Saucer - the film was produced (and its story written) by Frank Wells, the son of famous author H.G. Wells (First Men in the Moon, The Time Machine, The War of the Worlds, etc.)