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''"According to a deleted scene from DVD Volume One, Monument Beach is a man-made beach because no one could swim in the real ocean because it had too many whales. Farnsworth explained that, after humans had stopped hunting them, their numbers swelled, as did their appetite for human flesh."'' Is this canon? Because this is a deleted scene (so it may be false, and deleted as such), and [[Whale oil]] appears in some episodes, implying that whales have been hunted. If that quote is non-canon, it should be marked as such. '''--'''[[User:The4DGovernment|The4DGovernment]] ([[User talk:The4DGovernment|talk]]) 02:04, 10 March 2014 (CET) | ''"According to a deleted scene from DVD Volume One, Monument Beach is a man-made beach because no one could swim in the real ocean because it had too many whales. Farnsworth explained that, after humans had stopped hunting them, their numbers swelled, as did their appetite for human flesh."'' Is this canon? Because this is a deleted scene (so it may be false, and deleted as such), and [[Whale oil]] appears in some episodes, implying that whales have been hunted. If that quote is non-canon, it should be marked as such. '''--'''[[User:The4DGovernment|The4DGovernment]] ([[User talk:The4DGovernment|talk]]) 02:04, 10 March 2014 (CET) | ||
: It's canon [[canon|if it doesn't conflict with information in episodes]], which at first glance it doesn't. The fact that whales have been hunted doesn't mean that <u>these</u> whales have been hunted. '''[[user:Sanfazer|Sanfazer]]''': <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[user talk:Sanfazer|talk]]] 23:41, 10 March 2014 (CET). | |||
Latest revision as of 00:41, 11 March 2014
Canon?
"According to a deleted scene from DVD Volume One, Monument Beach is a man-made beach because no one could swim in the real ocean because it had too many whales. Farnsworth explained that, after humans had stopped hunting them, their numbers swelled, as did their appetite for human flesh." Is this canon? Because this is a deleted scene (so it may be false, and deleted as such), and Whale oil appears in some episodes, implying that whales have been hunted. If that quote is non-canon, it should be marked as such. --The4DGovernment (talk) 02:04, 10 March 2014 (CET)
- It's canon if it doesn't conflict with information in episodes, which at first glance it doesn't. The fact that whales have been hunted doesn't mean that these whales have been hunted. Sanfazer: [talk] 23:41, 10 March 2014 (CET).