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Nele Noppe

Nele Noppe is a acafan, notable for her Japanese to English translator job, researcher, and open culture activist. Her PhD was focused on doujinshi and she also research and resource-building on Japanese-language fanworks and their role in the cultural economy, to support efforts worldwide to improve the legal and economic position of all fanworks.
==Specializations==
Remix culture/fan culture and related topics like freedom of expression, copyright (creative commons/public domain/licensing), popular culture, and internet culture and social media in general. Given my focus on Japan, I have a lot of specific Japan-related knowledge about media, for example about the media industry, Internet platforms for various media, and popular media such as manga and other comics, anime, and games.
Open science and related topics like citizen science, access to scholarly knowledge, and crowdsourcing of knowledge.
Open access and related topics like academic publishing in general, peer review, research communication, funding, and other academia-related issues.
Open education and related topics like MOOCs, educational technology, and access to education.
Open source software and related topics like the tech industry, the history of technology, sociology of technology.
Maker culture and related topics like makerspaces, DIY culture, open source hardware, and open design.
The sharing economy and related topics like crowdfunding.
How all of the above intersect with issues of accessibility, gender and sexuality, labor rights, sustainability, environmental rights, and so on.
==References==
Neloopromal

==Fan History==
==Index of Works==
===IT===
====Fanmix====
File:Stupid decisions.jpg| (Bill Denbrough)
File:Uptownfolks.jpg| (Mike Hanlon)
File:Ben Hanscom.jpg| (Ben Hanscom)
File:Eddie Kaspbrak.jpg| (Eddie Kaspbrak)
File:Smoking to death.jpg| (Beverly Marsh)
File:I can talk.jpg| (Richie Tozier)
==References==
Category:Fans
Nelson Muntz

Nelson Muntz is a reoccurring character in the animated TV series, The Simpsons, and its related media.
==Canon==
Nelson is a bully at Springfield Elementary.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Nelson is most often paired with Lisa Simpson who he briefly dated in Lisa's Date With Density although after he lied to her, she chose to break things off. Despite this in later episodes their past relationship has been referenced and it has been implied that they still have feelings for one another.
After the episode the Haw-hawed Couple where he and Bart end up becoming best friends when Bart is the only one to show up to his party, Nelson began to be shipped with Bart too.
Category:The Simpsons Characters
Nemesis

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==Fandoms==
* Star Trek: Nemesis, a 2002 Star Trek film
==Characters==
* Nemesis, a goddess from Greek Mythology
* Three Alpha Flight characters use the name "Nemesis":
** Isabel St. Ives
** Jane Thorne
** Amelia Weatherly
==Fanworks==
* Nemesis, a Buck Rogers in the 25th Century zine
* Nemesis, a Doctor Who zine
* Nemesis, a H.P. Lovecraft zine
==Fans==
* Nemesis, a Harry Potter fan writer (see Silvermoon Interview with Nemesis)
* Nemesis a.k.a. NemesisFate and ThetaSigma, a multifandom fan writer
Nemesis (Buck Rogers in the 25th Century zine)

Nemesis is a gen Buck Rogers in the 25th Century anthology of fiction, poems, and art focusing on the characters of Buck Rogers and Hawk, an alien character who represents the last of the nearly extinct bird people. 
==Issue 1==
Nemesis 1 was published in 1980 and contains 105 pages.
The art is by Sandie Cowden. 
* Nemesis, poem by Sandie Cowden (1)
* The Sands of Agmar, fiction by Sandie Cowden (2)
* Buck's Fizzin' by A. Nonymous (24) 
* A Father's Words to His Son, poem by Sandie Cowden (25)
* Catsclaw!, fiction by Sandie Cowden (26)
* A Light in the Darkness, poem by Sandie Cowden (41) 
* PSI Force, fiction by Lorraine Goodison (42)
* Who's Who, poem by Morag Stronach (79)
* The Warhawk, poem by Sandie Cowden (80)
* Fall Into Darkness, fiction by Sandie Cowden (81)
* The Throm Trilogy, three poems by Sandie Cowden (105)
 
Image:nemesisbuck1-1.jpg|from issue #1
Image:nemesisbuck1-2.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
Nemesis 2 was published in 1982 and contains 84 pages.
Art by Sandie Stronach. Stories are all by Sandie Stronach and Lorraine Goodison.
* Memories of Future Past by Lorraine Goodison (1)
* Homecomings, poem by Sandy Stronach (15) 
* A Letter Home, poem by Sandy Stronach (16)
* The Crossing, poem by Sandy Stronach (18)
* Droids at Work, poem by Sandy Stronach (18)
* The Ring of Flame by Sandy Stronach (19)
* Retribution, poem by Sandy Stronach (56)
* Portrait and poem, by Sandy Stronach, art by Lorraine Goodison (57)
* A Day in the Life of... by Lorraine Goodison (58)
* Lament, poem by Sandy Stronach (63)
* Searcher, poem by Sandy Stronach (64)
* Rescue by Sandy Stronach (65)
* Eternity's Moment, poem by Sandy Stronach (77)
* Big Strike's Back by Sandy Stronach (78)
* Decision, poem by Sandy Stronach (back cover)
Image:nemesis2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Sandy Stronach
Image:nemesis2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Sandy Stronach
Image:nemesis2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Sandy Stronach
Image:nemesis2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Sandy Stronach
 
Category:Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Category:1980 Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Nemling

Nemling is a Japanese fan artist and illustrator active in the Star Wars fandom.
In 2017, she published the Reylo zine Psyche and, in 2018, the Reylo zine Resonance. The Reylo Art Calendar, a collab with HSMT, followed in 2019. The publications were made available in print on etsy.
Nemling was also involved in the Reylo Tarot Project (2019).
==Gallery==
File:Reylo wuthering heights au.jpg|Wuthering Heights AU, Rey as Kathy and Kylo Ren as Heathcliff, (2016)
File:Scavenger's Hoard.png|podcast cover for Scavenger's Hoard, 2016
File:Psyche.png|zine cover for Psyche, 2017
File:Resonance.png|zine cover for Resonance, 2018
File:Reylo Art Calendar.png|Reylo Art Calendar, a collab with HSMT, 2019
==Fics Inspired by Nemling's Art==
* by spurious (Reylo, 2018)
* by tmwillson3 (Reylo, 2018)In the notes for the fic, tmwillson3 wrote: 'This story is inspired by art by Nemling. You can find her on tumblr; I recommend checking out her work!' See: , 2018
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Nemo Repente Fuit Turpissimus

Nemo Repente Fuit Turpissimus is a slash circuit anthology. The title translates as "No man becomes a villain all at once."
It is not technically a zine, but a photocopied set of circuit stories.
==The Origins==
In 2010, the publisher shed some light on the zine's origins: 
Also from 2010: 
==Contents==
* Ars Gratia Artis by Oriole Alma Throckmorton (title means "Art For Art's Sake")
* Corpi Delectus by Oriole Alma Throckmorton
* Facilis Descensus Averni by EPS (title means "The descent of Avernus is easy" i.e. It's easy to slip into moral ruin OR The road to evil is easy")
* Timeo Danaos et Dona Ferentis by EPS (title means "I fear Greeks even if they bring gifts" i.e "Beware of Greeks bearing gifts")
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Nemuri no Mori

Nemuri no Mori (眠りの森) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by EGJ mae for the 66th eition of Comiket. It features the James x Snape pairing.mamadou0704's auction at Yahoo! Japan. (Accessed 17 April 2013.) The title means "Sleeping Forest".
Image:Nemuri no Mori front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Nemuri no Mori sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:Nemuri no Mori sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2004 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Nendoroid

Nendoroid is a line of plastic figurine merchandise produced by the Japanese Good Smile Company. It is a popular form of merch in anime, manga, and other East Asian fandoms.
Some fans have compared them to Funko Pops, generally much more favorably.
== Merch ==
Nendoroid figures are palm-sized, and usually come with many customizable parts to allow fans to change their appearances, poses, expressions, and give them props if they wish. Some Nendoroids also come with scene dressing. Many fans like to stage or pose their figures for photography, or display them with other merchandise. 
Nendoroids are famously expensive, due to being made in small batches, hence increasing their rarity and collectible value. It is not unusual to see a Nendoroid sell for $80USD upon launch.
Some popular franchises that have a Nendoroid collection are: Mo Dao Zu Shi, Haikyuu!!, Love Live!, Genshin Impact, Jujutsu Kaisen, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Spy X Family. 
A Nendoroid version of Lin Xue Ya from Thunderbolt Fantasy (which was co-produced by Good Smile) makes a cameo in season three of the show, much to the consternation of the rest of the cast. 
== Further Reading ==
* What is a Nendoroid and why are they expensive? on Colorful Cute (Published October 16, 2022. Accessed February 6, 2024.)
Category:Crafts
Nenya

Nenya is a 212-page gen Lord of the Rings anthology. 
The cover is by Willow-wode. 
The interior illustrations are by Jane Mailander, Larrkin, Lorraine Brevig, and Morgan Graewolf Reinhold. 
==Contents==
* To Labor and To Wait and A Gift To Pippin by Carol Lynn
* Upon the Edge of a Knife by Coriel
* Summer's Children by Indil Salquende
* In Fair Company by James
* One Ring Seventy-Six and Debt by Jane Mailander
* Mushrooms and A Winterfilth Tale by Patti Benson
* The World Beyond Sleeping by Sheila Paulson
* Interlude by WoodElf
* Of Cabbages and Kings by Miriam Lambert
* Faramir's Lament by Sheila Paulson
==Art==
A small sampling of the interior art
Image:Lotr nenya interior by larrkin.jpg|Young Frodo and Sam Larrkin
Image:Lotr nenya interior by jane mailander.jpg|cartoon by Jane Mailander
Image:Lotr nenya interior graewolf.jpg|Frodo in the Old Forest Morgan Graewolf Reinhold
Image:Lotr nenya interior by lorraine brevig.jpg|Pippin and Faramir on the Road Lorraine Brevig
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Neo's Semi-Fanfic

Neo's Semi-Fanfic is a Dawson's Creek fanfic page. The page had a "Semi-Fanfic Index", a "Photo Semi-Gallery" and links.
Site description from Some Boys Wander By Mistake: "Absolutely brilliant parody! What if Dawson was replaced with a bowl of Lime Jello?"Links, via Wayback: 11 January 2001. (Accessed 02 February 2013)
==References==
Category:Dawson's Creek
Category:Tripod
Category:2000s
Neo-Star: Cleveland Star Trek Convention

Neo-Star: Cleveland Star Trek Convention was held Ohio April 20-22, 1979.
==Con Staff==
* Mary Ellen Matyi, chairman
* Ross Pavlac, co-chairman
* Curt Clemmer, staff and security
* Jean Airey, publicity and press
* Joy McLaughlin, programming
* Chris McWilliams, films
* Cheryl Frasure, art show
* Lyle Deavers, dealers room
*Christine Bunt, costume contest
* Steve Smith, game room
* other staff: Mary Lee Lewis, Sheryl Renee Jones, Dale Evon Beagle, Jerry McLaughlin, Diane Montoro, Kathy Green, Bill Winans, Mary Piero, Ruth Kurz, Ralph Osborn, and Karen Mitchell
==Guests of Honor==
* James Doohan
* George Takei
* Bruce Hyde
* David Gerrold
* Jacqueline Lichtenberg
* Joan Winston
* Harrison Allen, of NASA
* Allan Asherman (master of ceremonies)
* Tom Batuik, creator of the cartoon strip "Funky Winkerbean" -- invited after he mentioned a Star Trek con in his comic strip, see programming below
==Programming==
The program book contains 22 pages. 
Some sample programming:
* slide show by Allan Asherman
* Rap with George & James
* Fanzine Panel 
* "Gaming"
* "Legend of Kirok"
* a NASA exhibit
* "Fan ST Film"
* "Special Slides"
* guest speaker presentations and authographs
* masquerade and costume contest
* music by Omicron Ceti Three
Image:neostar-1.jpg|from the program book
Image:neostar-2.jpg|from the program book
Image:neostar-3.jpg|from the program book
Image:neostar-4.jpg|from the program book
Image:neostar-5.jpg|from the program book, Bruce Hyde
Image:neostar-6.jpg|from the program book, David Gerrold
Image:neostar-7.jpg|from the program book, Jacqueline Lichtenberg
Image:neostar-8.jpg|from the program book, Joan Winston
==Con Report==
==References==
Category:1979 Conventions
Category:Star Trek ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Neo Yokio

==Overview==
==Reception and popularity==
==Discussion and community==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
* [ stories] and [ crossovers] on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
*on LiveJournal (LJ) 
*on DeviantArt (DA)
*on Tumblr
*on Archive of Our Own (AO3) 
*on Pixiv 
*on Reddit 
===Fan pages and sites===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Animation
Neocities

Neocities is a platform that provides free web hosting with the goal of fostering creativity in online spaces, something the founders claim was lost with the move towards Web 2.0 and the growth of social media. It is a prominent part of the Web 1.0 revival movement of the late 2010s and early 2020s.
In 2015, the platform introduced some social features, such as activity logs for recently updated websites across Neocities, site profiles which allow commenting and following, and the ability to add descriptive tags to one's site. The tags can be used for navigation, similarly to webrings.
A "Supporter" tier is available for $5/month (USD), which gives users the ability to make multiple websites on one account, more storage, and several other features like custom domain support.
==Use by Fandom==
Because of the platform's emphasis on personal expression and creativity, fandom-related websites have flourished in the space. It is easy to find shrines, fansites, personal fic and art archives, adoptables, and web graphics. 
It's especially well-suited to interactive fanworks such as text-based/CYOA games and generators, which tend to be difficult to upload to most social media sites.
==Example Fannish Sites==
*Meghan's Destiel Fanpage
*Garyland's Pokémon Compendium
*Yu-Gi-Oh! Webring
*Golden Heritage, a site about JJBA's pre-anime English-language fandom
*The Fanfiction Webring, a webring of personal fanfic archives
*Kyabetsu's TMNT Fanfic Archive, an archive of earlier Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fic
*Sygnus Star, a recreation of an earlier Final Fantasy fansite by the original webmaster
*BLEW, a Nirvana slash archive
* The Circles of Power, a series of novel-length AU Middle-earth fan fiction stories
* Station Arcadia https://leijiverse.neocities.org/
==References==
Category:Neocities
Neofan

A Neofan (or "neo") is someone who is new to fandom. The term is usually used in Science Fiction fandom.
Use of the term dates back to at least 1955, when it was published in The Neo-Fan's Guide by Bob Tucker, and has since been used in many fanzines and filksongs.
==Examples of Use==
Nancy Kippax remembers in Reminisce With Me/The Late '70s: 
A zine reviewer in Interphase #2 writes: 
==Other Terms==
One lesser known term for a new fan is "fledgling," which could be a brand-new fan in offline and online spaces: 
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Neon

Neon is a 208-page het Mulder/Scully novel by Cheryl Cohen and Annie Reed in the Intriguing Possibilities universe. Cover and internal illustrations by Cheryl Cohen.
==Summaries==
Summary from the zine's publisher: "A string of unexplained deaths in Las Vegas lead Mulder and Scully to answers, and yet more questions."
Summary from the online version: 
Image:neon1.jpg|interior page sample
Image:neon2.jpg|interior page sample
Image:neon3.jpg|interior page sample
Image:neon4.jpg|interior page sample
==References==
Category:X-Files Het Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Neon Hearts

Neon Hearts is a het romance featuring X-Men's Beast, and an OC named Cassie. The story summary reads: "Hank meets a woman named Cassie by pure chance in the city, and the encounter turns into the best relationship of their lives."
The story was archived on multiple sites, and also had a mailing list for people who wanted the new chapters as soon as possible.See ending author's notes (Accessed April 21, 2010)
Neon Hearts remains incomplete at 40 chapters.
== References ==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1990s Fanfiction
Neon RainBow Press

Neon RainBow Press have been collectively publishing fanzines since 1988. 
In 1993, three fanzine publishers came together to form Neon RainBow Press: Ooga-Booga Times Press, Project Nine Press, and Our Little Secret Press.
The editors of the new press are Cinda Gillilan and Jody Norman.
==Description==
From the main page: 
==A 2016 Update==
==References==
Neopets

Neopets is a virtual pet website, launched in 1999, bought by Viacom in 2005 and then bought by JumpStart in 2014. The site was extremely popular with children in the 2000s, having its own video games, burger king toys, magazines, trading cards, among other things. However, after the acquisition by JumpStart and the initial fanbase growing out of the site, interest started to dwindle.
==Overview==
==The Death of Flash and All That Followed==
===The death of Flash===
In July 2017, it was announced that Flash would be permanently removed via a Windows update in December 2020. The majority of Neopets ran on Flash, everything from the hub worlds, the games, the dress-up system. The death of Flash basically meant the death of everything on the site. The Neopets Team (TNT) insisted that they would be working to have the site working for when Flash went down and they'd be using the opportunity to make Neopets mobile-friendly.What's Happening to Neopets When Flash Ends? Producer Chat from Neopets The site hadn't been usable on smartphones, despite it being standard practice for many years by this point, so fans were excited to be able to care for their pets on the go.
At the end of December, Flash went down, taking the majority of the site down with it. The site was virtually unusable, with no way to play games for money, no way to customise or even see your pets, and everyone's favourite features gone. A handful of pages had been converted to the new format, but nothing substantial. A couple of the wheels relaunched at the end of January 2021, but by 2022 the site still only had 14 of its previously hundreds of games. Area maps weren't reintroduced until October 2021.
Fans were mad. The Neopets Team were given 3 years warning to have the site ready, and continue to scramble as the deadline is long past.
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
File:2022-02-11 468 0867733001644637289.jpg | Artist
File:2003-09-17 0 0556294001063856286.jpg | Artist
File:2021-10-24 333 0974774001635144840.jpg | Artist
===Fan Craft===
File:2021-10-18 800 0061017001634583602.jpg | Artist
===Fan fiction===
*Days of Rayn, 2002
*The Desperado, 2017
*Soft Kisses, 2020
*The Knightmare, 2021
*I Can Bend Resistance, Even Distant, 2022
===Zines===
*https://neopiazine.tumblr.com/
===Fan Work Rec Lists and Collections===
* Neopets Fanart Gallery
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): [ stories] and [ crossovers]
*LiveJournal (LJ): 
*DeviantArt (DA)
*Tumblr: Neopets tag
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): Neopets works
*Pixiv: neopets tag
*Reddit: r/neopets
===Fan pages and sites===
* Sunnyneo
* Jellyneo
* Neopets Subreddit
* DrSloth.com
===Resources===
*Neopets Wiki on Wikia
*Neopets on Wikipedia
*Neopet's introduces NFTs, burns itself (and it's goodwill) to the ground on r/HobbyDrama
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Neopets
Neopronouns in Fandom

Neopronouns are third-person singular pronouns beyond the traditional pronouns of a given language. They are typically gender neutral.
==Neopronouns in Canon==
(Trying to limit to canon with fandom presence.)
*Beelzebub from Good Omens (word of god, never in-text) - ze/zir
==Character Headcanons==
==Real People & Neopronouns==
Neopronouns are also used by both fans within fandom, as well as creators and other folks related to fandom, such as maia arson crimew (it/its), Dua Saleh from Sex Education (they/xe), and Haley Whipjack from Unprepared Casters (any/all)
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Yesteryear, Today, & Tomorrow by Leslie Fish (Star Trek: TOS, 1978) - huius
*The Princess Tapes anthology (Star Wars: Original Trilogy, 1981-1982) - hir
*FoxTrot by Farthingale (Earth: Final Conflict, 2004) - fhe/hir
*Passing of an Individualist by Nicola Mody (Blake's 7, 2006) - e/em
*Snow in Autumn by Cerberusia (Fruits Basket, 2006) - hir
*The DI Dances by draegonhawke (Doctor Who/Life on Mars, 2007) - sie/hir
*The Gender Ninja of Oz by ErinPtah (Wizard of Oz, 2010) - zie/hir
*Old Habits by skazka (The Sandman, 2010) - ey/em
*Spoctoria by screamlet and waldorph (Star Trek: AOS, 2010-2011) - ze/hir
*All This Clatter (Between My Ears) by orphan_account (Harry Potter, 2012-2013) - ze/hir, ey/em
*boxes were meant to be opened by orphan_account (Teen Wolf, 2013) - xe/xem/xer
*Mixed Messages by quizzicallyqueer (Homestuck, 2014) - xe/xyr
*a poet's weapon by Flowerparrish (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, 2022) - kaysh (from the Mando'a conlang)
*"My Gender is Clone." by Shadowmatic (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, 2024) - vod (from the Mando'a conlang)
Category:Queer
Neos, BNFs, FMFs

Neos, BNFs, FMFs is a 1994 essay written by a Scottish fan. 
It was posted to Virgule-L and used here anonymously with permission. 
Another fan wrote BNFs and FMFs: Random observations in response.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* differences in how fans organize themselves, formally and informally
* Slash Bashes in Southern California 
* BNFs
* FMF was a term used to refer BNFs and stands for "Frequently Mentioned Fan"
* are BNFs a thing of the past, from a time when there was only one big fandom?
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Nepenthe

Nepenthe is a Kirk/Spock story by L.P. Santos. 
It was published in the print zine Off Duty #2.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk gives Spock 30 days to decide if their relationship is important enough to him to allow it to be known or if it will end when the 5 year mission does."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Nepeta Leijon

Nepeta Leijon is a minor troll character in Homestuck. She is associated with the zodiac sign Leo. Her interests include shipping her friends, roleplaying over text message, and creating digital art, making her a ripe subject for metacommentary on fandom.Herding Cats by childishGambino Her triangular horns and feline visual motifs, though she does not have actual cat ears, mark her as a catgirl.
==Fandom==
Some common elements in fanworks include:
* Character in fandom: Nepeta canonically creates shipping walls, draws on a tablet, and RPs as a cat. Also, fics often place her in a Matchmaker role in order to facilitate the main pairing. 
* Meowrails: Homestuck's trolls define four types of romance to humanity's one, two of which are non-sexual but equally culturally important. Nepeta and Equius Zahhak's moirallegiance is the palemance afforded the most page time in canon, and often considered an ideal pale relationship.
Some popular pairings include Nepeta/Equius, Nepeta/Karkat, and Terezi/Nepeta.
==Fanworks==
===Fic===
* Alternate Mewniverse is a popular fanventure and darkfic centered around Nepeta.
* At one point, Andrew Hussie joked about the minority of Nepeta's character, saying "If you're waiting for me to fire up NEPETAQUEST 2011, don't hold your breath." This inspired multiple fanworks titled NEPETAQUEST.
===Art===
* In 2013, rapper Snoop Dogg reposted fanart of him embracing Nepeta and Meulin.
==Archives and Links==
*Nepeta Leijon tag at Archive of Our Own
*Nepeta Leijon at FanFiction.net
*Nepeta Leijon at MSPA Wiki
==References==
Category:Homestuck Characters‎