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| [[File:Pengins and syver taxonomy.png|450px|thumb|A visual reference of the taxonomy of the pengins and syver as simplified to its core history]] | | #REDIRECT [[Pengins and syver hypernym]] |
| The [[pengins and syver hypernym]] [[Wikipedia:Umbrella term|describes]] the [[Wikipedia:Semantic field|semantic field]] that concerns two topics of conflict, those being the [[Wikipedia:Canon (fiction)|canon]] '''syvers,''' and the non-canon '''pengins.''' Originating from a video game made in [[Wikipedia:Blaine, Minnesota|Blaine, Minnesota]], the creators, [[Kasper]] and [[Harrison]] {{abbr|Please add to this article by stating the last names of these two.|(WHO?)}}, had decided to create a bibliography on the series. However, after 7 years, publication of such was lost to time, unspoken of, or put away from public viewing to some extent. and it is said that around then [[Wikipedia:Scratch (programming language)|Scratch]] content creator and cartoonist [[Paxton Houston]] had decided to join the two's work, eventually compassing the characters into his own comics called the "Chaomics," originally the Cubeor and Chaz comics. Around the ten year anniversary, on Houston's friend group wiki, a new user called Blotre had coincidentally created a twenty-seven second animated cartoon called ''90 Bazillion Bottles of Root Beer on the Wall,'' merging the series into an [[Wikipedia:Animated cartoon|animated cartoon]] with a newfound franchise, the '''''Pengins & Syvers'' franchise. Said franchise has three video games, 3 seasons of Chaomics, and a fan website using the characters. Although Houston said that the franchise does not exist, the use of "franchise" to describe the hypernym is used as a concept, and refers to the historical moments before and after the merge.
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| =History and background=
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| Around what is estimated to be around ℮ May of 2015, two kids, Kasper and Harrison, had finished a game called ''[[The Lego Game]],'' featuring a [[Wikipedia:Introduced species|exotic species]] named the syver. Eventually in the same summer, the two decided for fun and
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