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that i did after watching some of the mr olympia event, then i felt like practicing some overdone muscles, but i think i know have more understanding of the muscle grouping in a more general way XD it somehow was usefull. but yeah. still a really fast doodle, : /
i guess this is non cannon. whatever that means lol
i guess this is non cannon. whatever that means lol
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Cannon refers to both a musical form – a repeated melody that loops throughout the song, but is also played in harmony with its self and usually with different instruments – and the "officialness" of a work. Most side stories or bonus material teeter on cannon/non-cannon.
For instance:
A super hero has his "first story" of how he got his/her powers changed, his previous one is declared "non-cannon" and is officially made not-official.
Marvel VS. Capcom, the video game, is not-cannon in respect to either the Marvel, or individual Capcom universes. Ryu and Captain America did not fight one another "officially", so neither Capcom or Marvel have to account for the events in games. This is seen in a lot of games with multiple endings, one of the endings is the "True Ending" and if a sequel is made, the sequel happens as though the true ending was achieved.
For instance:
A super hero has his "first story" of how he got his/her powers changed, his previous one is declared "non-cannon" and is officially made not-official.
Marvel VS. Capcom, the video game, is not-cannon in respect to either the Marvel, or individual Capcom universes. Ryu and Captain America did not fight one another "officially", so neither Capcom or Marvel have to account for the events in games. This is seen in a lot of games with multiple endings, one of the endings is the "True Ending" and if a sequel is made, the sequel happens as though the true ending was achieved.
Cannons are also a subclass of weapon. They are defined by a large cylinder designed to guide a propelled object launched from it's base. While this is similar to a gun, guns are usually hand-held while cannons are usually larger and designed for an object larger than a gun could possibly handle while retaining it's handheld characteristics.
I actually believe it's a older term that originally refereed to biblical works, their "genuine-ness", and eventually internal Catholic laws.
Canon (Latin canon from Greek κανών "measuring rod, standard, further: reed"; from the Latin canonicus, itself derived from the Greek κανονικός, kanonikós, "relating to a rule", "regulary")
It also appears to be greek.
Canon (Latin canon from Greek κανών "measuring rod, standard, further: reed"; from the Latin canonicus, itself derived from the Greek κανονικός, kanonikós, "relating to a rule", "regulary")
It also appears to be greek.
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