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'''Deep lore''' is fan and internet slang for dense backstory, continuity detail, or community history that rewards long-term attention. It overlaps with [[Submerged lore]] on [[Iceberg chart|iceberg charts]], where "deep" tiers collect references that only dedicated participants recognise. ==Where it appears== Video-game wikis, franchise subreddits, Discord servers, and long [[Explainer video|explainer videos]] all traffic in deep lore. Iceberg and [[Tier list|tier-list]] formats are popular packaging devices because they turn an invisible knowledge gradient into a single shareable image or runtime. ==NPOV note== "Deep" is a community prestige signal, not proof of importance or truth. Document claims; do not treat chart placement as verification. ==See also== * [[Submerged lore]] * [[Fandom]] * [[Internet folklore]] * [[YouTube iceberg]] ==Sources== * Fandom studies and journalism on wiki culture / lore channels (general). * Observational use across gaming and anime communities. [[Category:Internet culture]] [[Category:Fandom]] [[Category:Iceberg formats]]
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