Standard Format for Verse Pages

== Summary ==
A quick summary of your verse. (Should be at least 10-20 sentences in length)
Things you could include in your verse's summary (Optional):
* The verse's name.
* The genres of the verse.
* The demographic/target audience of the verse.
* The setting your verse takes place in.
* Primary protagonists and antagonists.
* The plans, goals, or motivations of the primary protagonists and antagonists of the verse.
* A backstory on how the verse's story ends up taking place.
* The main conflicts of the verse.
* Subjects that your verse touches on.
* Stories your verse encompasses.
== Supporters ==
A list of wiki users who are either well-versed in your story or those who simply like and enjoy your work. Naturally, the creator's name should be here by default. While other users can add their names here if they'd like as well. If wanted, users can also add reasonings and statements elaborating on what they know and/or what they like about the universe.
== Terminology (Optional) ==
Terminology refers to terms or words unique to the verse that describe things may exist in the real world. Though these words may also be derived from real-world words, but have completely different definitions. If you verse is of the sci-fi or fantasy genre, the chances are that your verse may involve a variety of different terms unbeknownst to those without context as to what they mean.
Some popular official fiction examples of these terms include:
* "Nen" from Hunter x Hunter
* "Divine Protections" from Re: Zero
* "Noble Phantasms" from Nasuverse
* "Keter-Class Objects" from The SCP Foundation
* "The Speed Force" from DC Comics
* "The Divine Keys" from Honkai Impact 3rd
* "Investiture" from The Cosmere
If you find that your verse does contain some terms like these, this section may be necessary in helping those not familiar with your verse familiarize themselves. 
== Species / Races / Physiologies (Optional) ==
This section refers to species and/or races unique to your verse that either don't exists in the real world or are so different from their real-world counterparts that they may require more specific in-verse definitions. This is similar to the terminology section, only that its specific to species and races. If wanted, one could even combine the two sections into one.
Some popular official fiction examples of these terms include:
* "Saiyans" from Dragon Ball
* "Servants" from Nasuverse
* "Viltrumites" from Invincible
* "Kryptonians" from DC Domics
== History / Lore (Optional) ==
History and lore refers to the collective history contained within your verse, given that it's history is far different from the real world's. The most popular example of a lore-heavy universe would be The Elder Scrolls.
== Explanations (Optional) ==
This section should explain how the power structure, and cosmology, of the verse fundamentally works, especially for its high-end beings. It can also link to even more extensive in-depth explanation pages and blog posts within this wiki.
== Power of the Verse (Optional) ==
This section can refer to the strength, skills, and overall power of the characters and entities within the verse.
== Characters ==
A list of characters contained in the verse. These can be split up into different factions, groups, stories, protagonists & antagonists, etc.
== Weapons (Optional) ==
A list of important weapons contained in the verse.
== Vehicles (Optional) ==
A list of important vehicles contained in the verse.
== Civilizations (Optional) ==
A list of civilizations contained in the verse.
== Locations (Optional) ==
A list of locations contained in the verse.
== Categories ==
Each verse page should contain the following categories at the bottom of the page:
* "Verses"
* The name. For example: "Naruto"
* The type of media that best describes the fictional work or franchise in question. Examples being "Light Novels," "Web Novels," "Comics," "Mangas," etc
* The type of genres that best describe the fictional work or franchise in question. Examples being "Fantasy Verses," "Sci-Fi Verses," etc
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