Aside from Wookieepedia, is there a single more autistically detailed wiki on the internet than the Spongebob wiki?
Aside from Wookieepedia, is there a single more autistically detailed wiki on the internet than the Spongebob wiki?
Ryan Walker
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ttte.fandom.com
spongefan.fandom.com
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mariowiki.com
sonic.fandom.com
wh40k.lexicanum.com
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twitter.com
Kevin Smith
the cwcki
Camden Anderson
Any "fanon" or "fanfiction" wiki. There are quite a few which details movies that don't (and shouldn't) exist with plots, full transcripts, and the trailers and bumpers that appear on the non-existent home media releases like VHS and DVD. It's insane how much thought goes into that kind of shit by these surprisingly large communities.
Lincoln Barnes
The Sonic wiki?
Jace Cook
Didn't this wikis have at some point come up with some incredibly convoluted dark plot like wars and shit?
Christian Williams
I once saw a wiki of a made-up show about dinosaur helicopters.
Joseph Ramirez
I remember there being a wiki of a bunch of made up shows starring SpongeBob characters. One was about Roman gladiators, another was a fucking soap opera.
Isaac Allen
I think some of that stuff is kind of cool, albeit autistic. It's like stepping into an alternate universe.
Mason Morales
the homestar runner wiki
Gavin Williams
Wrong:
ttte.fandom.com
And for one that's actually based:
TFwiki.com
Charles Bailey
spongefan.fandom.com
>12,324 pages
Elijah Collins
I appreciate it for having the music used in every episode.
youtube.com
Evan Harris
who cares? it's fun
i like looking at detailed wikis. i appreciate that people put that much time and work into something they like
Luke Cooper
Yeah, I worked on the TF2 wiki for years.
It got so big Valve actually made it official and started awarding contributors with an in game item with a sparkle effect. It’s a cool hat, I still wear it.
Nolan Fisher
Come on it has great stuff
>that article where it renders Snyder's name in hebrew script because Chris called him a Jew once
>That article about Chris's blow-up doll including its product description as abeginning quote
>that disclaimer saying how unfunny and unethical it is to bully Chris now
Luis Gomez
In the most wonderful sense
Hunter Wright
I'd rather a wiki be too detailed than not. Honestly if the people who run the pages enjoy it, what's the harm? Unless they are spreading false information.
Matthew Harris
The Mario and Sonic ones have that beat (at least in terms of different articles):
>Mario: "23,612 articles "
mariowiki.com
>Sonic: "15,793 articles"
sonic.fandom.com
The autism of the fanbase plays a large part of it but at the same time you also need the content to be there. Spongebob has decades of episodes. Sonic has decades of games/comics/TV shows. Mario has a fuck ton of games, random media, and crossover with other franchises (so it also basically serves as a wiki for other series like Donkey Kong and Smash Bros, meaning you have articles about fucking Pikachu and Solid Snake).
Something like Steven Universe might have a rabid fanbase but they simply don't have near as much content to work with.
Andrew Brooks
*"The Mario and Sonic ones have the Spongebob wiki beat" to be clear.
>Spongebob: 15,520 articles
Brandon Hughes
The transformers wiki because it has just fucking awful attempts at humour everywhere.
Ian Murphy
Just don't read the image captions, you dumbdumb.
Levi Martin
Unironically the Thomas Wiki. It's dedicated, has a lot of information, but isn't a clutterfuck of useless information. Galleries aren't filled with fan art, trivia sections are actual trivia, and just about every piece of media relevant to the franchise has a decently sized page to find the information you need. It even goes into the obscure deep lore of the original books. I'd legitimately rate it as one of the cleaner and more organized fan wikis around.
Carson Foster
wh40k.lexicanum.com
The (superior) 40k wiki Lexicanum is pretty big at least, like 30,000 articles. Though the articles tend to be bare minimum outside of key stuff.
Asher Thomas
>serves as a wiki for other series like Donkey Kong and Smash Bros
Don't forget: Yoshi and Wario
They have a page for every Microgame across 7 WarioWare games, that bloats it a lot
Chase James
Scary Logos wiki.
>These logos will scare you. Give you a chill, frighten you, and so forth. Be prepared. We have warned you.
>How does it work?
>We describe the logo, give a scare factor (Low, Medium, High, or NIGHTMARE), then if you're really daring you can watch our video library of creepiness.
>CAN YOU HANDLE...THE FREAKINESS??
Julian Gutierrez
The Thomas fandom shows that there's definitely a point where autism gets so extreme is becomes a positive rather than a negative.
Nathan Long
pretty based wiki, i may actually read a good bit of this
Austin Lopez
unironically soulful
niche wikis need to take themselves less seriously
Blake Nguyen
The Behind the Scenes pages are really fascinating to read, honestly
Dylan Stewart
They still misgender Chris and generally level unnecessarily harsh criticism at him.
Jeremiah Bell