| Pillar | Description | Example Topic | |--------|-------------|----------------| | | Compare books/comics/games to their screen adaptations. Evaluate fidelity, changes, and cultural impact. | “House of the Dragon S2 vs. Fire & Blood: Why the改动 worked” | | 2. Fandom Forensics | Analyze fan theories, shipping wars, fan edits, and how audiences reshape canon. | “How TikTok edits saved a canceled Netflix show” | | 3. Media Crossroads | Explore when entertainment intersects with news, fashion, politics, or tech. | “Barbie’s marketing machine: How memes became the movie” | | 4. The Easter Egg Economy | Break down hidden references, shared universes, and IP synergy across platforms. | “The 10 most layered references in Across the Spider-Verse” |

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