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Team Jiraiya

Team Jiraiya is the name of the ninja team led by Jiraiya, in the anime/manga series Naruto.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Common Tropes==
==Fanon==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
===Doujinshi===
===Fan Videos===
===Fanfiction===
==Fannish Links & Resources==
* Team Jiraiya on Naruto Fandom.com wiki
== References ==
Category:Naruto Character Groups
Team Minato

Team Minato is the name of a ninja team in the Kakashi Gaiden Arc of the anime/manga series Naruto.
==Canon==
The team leader was Namikaze Minato, and the student members were Uchiha Obito, Hatake Kakashi, and Nohara Rin.
==Fandom==
==Common Tropes==
==Fanon==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
* by mayhw, 2020
* by じゃんぷ (pixiv), 2015
* by l1p3k4, 2021
===Doujinshi===
===Fan Videos===
===Fanfiction===
==Fannish Links & Resources==
* Team Minato on Naruto Fandom.com wiki
== References ==
Category:Naruto Character Groups
Team ReOrbit

Team ReOrbit is a global fan voting and support team dedicated to the K-pop girl group LOONA. Established in 2019, their mission is to unite Orbits. They describe themselves as "Your first and best source for LOONA related votings."Twitter description
Team ReOrbit concentrates on coordinating fan efforts for Music Show votings, organizing streaming campaigns on platforms like Spotify and Genie, and working to improve LOONA's positions on international charts such as Billboard. 
== About ==
From their official website:
== Achievements ==
Team ReOrbit has contributed to several notable achievements for LOONA, including: weareorbit (Team ReOrbit) on Tumblr
* AAA 2019 Popular Female Artist award
* MTV Brazil TOP20 K-Pop 2019
* Multiple #1 positions on iTunes charts for LOONA's albums and songs
== References ==
Category: LOONA
Team Red

Team Red is a term from Marvel fandom that refers to the New York vigilante alliance between Spider-man, Deadpool, and Daredevil, all noted for their red suits.
It is also used by fans to refer to fanworks that feature a team-up between these three characters, or otherwise involve them becoming friends or allies.
==Notable Fanwork Examples==
* i guess any thrill will do by fensandmarshes and supinetothestars: A 'crack treated seriously' fic in which Team Red go on a roadtrip to Area 51.
==References==
Category:Marvel Fandom Glossary
Team Ro

Team Ro is the name of an ANBU ninja team in the anime/manga series Naruto.
==Canon==
The team leader is Kakashi Hatake, and the members include Itachi Uchiha, Yuugao Uzuki, Yamato, and in the tie in novel, Youji Aburame and Kou.
==Fandom==
==Common Tropes==
==Fanon==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
===Doujinshi===
===Fan Videos===
===Fanfiction===
==Fannish Links & Resources==
*Team Ro on the Naruto Fandom.com wiki
== References ==
Category:Naruto Character Groups
Team Rocket

Team Rocket (ロケット団 Rocket-dan, literally Rocket Gang) is a criminal organization in the Pokémon series.
In the Pokémon anime following Ash Ketchum, "Team Rocket trio" often refers to the trio of Jessie, James, and Meowth (plus Wobuffet and the rest of their Pokémon) who are the grunts of the larger Team Rocket organization.
== Canon ==
== Reception and discussion ==
== Fanon and notable tropes in fan works ==
== Relationships ==
* Jessie & James & Meowth
* James/Jessie
== External links ==
* on Wikipedia
* on FanFiction.Net
* on DeviantArt
* on Archive of Our Own
* on Pixiv
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters‎
Team Rocket's Jail Break

Team Rocket's Jail Break was a fansite and fanworks archive in Pokémon anime fandom, focused on Team Rocket. The archive contained 18 pieces of art by 6 artists, and 23 stories by 7 writers. The site appears to go defunct at some point after 2003, but before the GeoCities shutdown in 2009.
Category:Pokémon Websites
Category:Archives
Category:2000s
Category:GeoCities
Team Rocket's Rockin!

Team Rocket's Rockin! was a fansite in Pokémon anime fandom focused on Team Rocket. It also hosted a small fanfiction archive which contained 17 stories by 10 authors. Over time the site changed to be more about video game fandoms in general. It goes defunct at some point in the mid 2000s.
Category:Pokémon Websites
Category:Archives
Category:2000s
Team Subbits

Team Subbits is an fansub group dedicated to translating and subtitling content related to the K-pop girl group LOONA. The team was formed in late 2017, shortly after LOONA's second subunit Odd Eye Circle debuted.
The team's goal is to provide English translations of LOONA content for international fans (known as Orbits or Wuebits). They translate a wide variety of content including interviews, variety shows, web shows, VLIVE broadcasts, and more. 
They also have an archive for all LOONA videos.Videos on Team Subbits
== History ==
They formed in 2017. They initially started as a small group of three individuals (daebakjjang, caskerbox and orrerynim)- these three are BNFs in the fandom. They expanded over time to include multiple translators, timers, proofreaders, and other roles.
== Members ==
=== Current ===
As of 2024:
* andthebottlemen (KR Translator)
* annyeong (KR Translator)
* aonceinorbit (Timer)
* ares (ZH/KR Translator)
* clucky (Proofreader)
* daebakjjang (Video Manager, Site Manager, Timer)
* elliot (Timer)
* eunhasoo (Proofreader)
* han (KR Translator)
* hyelipvesoul (KR Translator, Site Designer)
* jafeijai (JP Translator)
* litelljohnn (KR Translator, Timer)
* lucy (CH/KR Translator)
* nash (KR Translator, Proofreader)
* orrerynim (KR Translator, Timer, Bot)
* ragequeen (Chief of Staff)
* red (Timer)
* rosie (Timer, Translator)
* rpforeye (Timer)
* virru (Timer)
=== Former ===
* neko (JP/EN Translator)
* pea (KR/EN Translator)
* senpai (Timer)
* kookoo (KR/EN Translator)
* rando (KR/EN Translator)
* figgy (KR/EN Translator)
* loup (EN/KR Translator)
* hyechu (KR/EN Translator)
* caskerbox (KR/EN Translator)
== References ==
Category: LOONA
Team The Best Team

Team The Best Team is a fanfic in the Elementary fandom, written by neveralarch. The main pairing is Marcus Bell/Ms. Hudson/Alfredo Llamosa, and it was one of the most popular fics written for Yuletide 2013, where it was gifted to defcontwo.
The story was podficced by susan_voight.
==Summary==
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Team Top Hat

Team Top Hat is a group of fans creating fangames and rom hacks based on the Professor Layton series.
The team is divided into two divisions. The first is working on Layton Editor, an engine to create fan-made Layton games, based upon a ROM of the second game. While, the second division is developing an unreleased fangame titled Professor Layton and the Thespian’s Curse.
The Layton Editor has been released on GitHub and has since been used to make several unreleased fangames.Github, by C3RV1, on Github
== About ==
== References ==
Category: Professor Layton
Teamwork (CSI: Miami zine)

Teamwork is a slash 176-page CSI: Miami Horatio/Speed anthology. The color cover and color interiors are by Shar. 
Summaries below from the publisher's page:
* Kissing Horatio by Khylara. Summary: But what if I'm not? What if he does want me? And if he does, why hasn't he done anything? (15 pages)
* Taking the Risk by Shadowfax. Summary: Not many things got the better of Caine, but this was one name he would have never expected. (59 pages)
* Happy Birthday by Khylara. Summary: "Day's not over yet, birthday boy, " he reminded even as he remembered their early morning lovemaking. (18 pages)
* Confession Night by Treehouse / L-L. Summary: This is a man overwhelmed by lust, behind the wheel of a biological machine he cannot control. (33 pages)
* Starting Over by Bast. Summary: Tim was *fine*. Maybe if he repeated it enough times, he'd believe it. (8 pages)
* Ghosts by Khylara. Summary: He had been afraid of this, afraid that one day, his past would come back to haunt him. (32 pages)
* Miami Spice by Shadow. Summary: Walks on the beach after dark, strong calloused fingers warm on his shoulder, hooked casually through his belt loop, or sometimes, rarely, twined with his own. (8 pages)
 
Category:CSI: Miami
Category:2008 Zines
Teamwork (multimedia zine)

Teamwork is a gen multifandom 203-page anthology. 
Summaries from the publisher.
* The Cost of Silence (by Loretta Greco and Kristi Nelson) (Counterstrike) This story picks up at the end of the third season, right after Peter Sinclair is released from prison. Peter and detective Sam Carvaggio set out to clear their names, and in the process they get some help, but Peter also finds a new path...(36)
* A Gentle Touch (by Loretta Greco) (Airwolf) Michael Coldsmith Briggs needs some time to get his life back together and he takes that time at Hawke's cabin. There he finds he has more in common with Hawke than he guessed. He also discovers what kind of friend he has in Marella. (17)
* The Week Firewater Froze (by Kristi Nelson) (Alias Smith and Jones) Heyes and Curry head for a small town where they don't know the sheriff so they can rest for a couple of days. But that's not to be, especially when the Kid ends up in jail and they're accused of a gold robbery. (18)
* White Out (by Jamie Hector) (Counterstrike) While on their way to Toronto, the team goes down after their plane is sabotaged. And then to make matters worse, the bad guys show up to make sure the team is dead. (28) (reprinted in Addington International Restricted Files #3)
* Never Leap on a Monday (by Lynn Miles) (Quantum Leap and It Takes A Thief) Sam leaps into Al Mundy, a world-class thief who now steals for the U.S. government. Now Sam has to carry out Mundy's current mission. And, back at Project headquarters, Mundy's going stir crazy... (29)
* Changes (by Loretta Greco) (Star Trek: The Next Generation) A script. Picard and his crew were on their way to a well deserved shore leave when they stop to pick up some passengers, among them Riker's old Star Fleet Academy buddy. The leave ends up postponed, the ship is in danger, and Riker's friend turns on him... another day on-board the Enterprise! (59)
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Teanna Lee Byerts

Teanna Lee Byerts is fanartist that contributed to Star Wars zines in the 1970s-1980s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Fanzine-moseisleytribune-01.jpg|Cover art from The Mos Eisley Tribune #1 (1976)
File:Mostrib1back.jpg|Back cover art from The Mos Eisley Tribune #1 (1976)
File:Met1insideback.jpg|Art from The Mos Eisley Tribune #1 (1976)
File:Metsw1-1.jpg|Art from The Mos Eisley Tribune #1 (1976)
File:Metsw1-4.jpg|Art from The Mos Eisley Tribune #1 (1976)
File:Metsw1-5.jpg|Art from The Mos Eisley Tribune #1 (1976)
File:Metsw1-6.jpg|Art from The Mos Eisley Tribune #1 (1976)
File:Metsw1-7.jpg|Art from The Mos Eisley Tribune #1 (1976)
File:Againstthesith2.jpg|Cover art from Against the Sith #2 (1978)
File:Galacticflight2-1.jpg|Art Galactic Flight #2 (1979)
File:Falconsflight1-7.jpg|Art from Falcon's Flight #1 (1978)
File:Galacticflight2back.jpg|Back cover art Galactic Flight #2 (1979)
File:Galacticflight2-6.jpg|Art Galactic Flight #2 (1979)
File:Falconsflight1-3.jpg|Art from Falcon's Flight #1 (1978)
File:Falconsflight2-1.jpg| Art from Falcon's Flight #2 (1979) 
File:Jediquarterly-3.jpg|Art from Jedi Quarterly #1 (1981)
Category:Fanartists
Tears (Doctor Who vid)

Tears is a Doctor Who vid by darkbunnyrabbit. It was reviewed by giandujakiss on Feb 23, 2007 at the reel.
Vidder'summary: He can't stop thinking about her. About their time together. About their final parting. If only his sorrow alone could bring her back. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:2006 Vids
Category:Doctor Who Vids
Tears (NCIS zine)

Tears is a 136-page digest-sized slash NCIS novel by Lady Ra. The cover is by KAM.
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "Someone from Jethro Gibbs' past is stalking him, threatening to harm those closest to him, but in reverse order of how much they mean to him. First hurt is Mr. Palmer from the morgue, followed by McGee, and then Ducky. As the stalker moves up the list towards the top spot, will Gibbs admit to Tony DiNozzo that he is the one Gibbs will do anything to protect? Will he finally give in and profess his love for the younger agent or will Tony be shot and killed without ever having kissed the man who secretly desires him? And who is the stalker -- why does he want Gibbs to suffer? The NCIS agent is determined to find out before anyone else dies!"
 Category:NCIS Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2007 Zines
Tears Of Themis

The Tears Of Themis is a chinese gacha otome mobile game with 4 love interests, Artem Wing(Zuo Ran), Vyn Richter(Mo Yi), Marius von Hagen(Lu Jing He) and Luke Pearce(Xia Yan).
== Overview ==
The player (default name Rosa) is a lawyer at Themis, where she works under her boss Artem Wing who quickly becomes her partner. Luke Pearce is her childhood friend who she hasn't seen in years. All the love interests are part of NXX, which she also joins. The main story is casefic, with episodes devoted to solving mysteries and criminal cases; however, a big part of the game is the stories and romantic relationship Rosa can cultivate with the 4 boys. The relationships take place in what is essentially an alternate universe; no cheating is taking place and you are not locked into any particular boys route.
Stories are found on the gacha-ed cards, and the grinding of the game is "debates" which you fight using the cards. In order to experience the full romantic relationship, fans must "pull" the cards for the relevant male lead; this is how the game makes money, as fans of the game can pay for in-app currency to have more pulls to gain the card of their choice.
The Chinese server is ~1 year ahead of the international servers. The game has voiceover in simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
== Fandom ==
===Rosa===
====Rosa as character vs character as self-insert====
==Shipping==
Reader-insert shipping with the 6 love interests is common. Reverse-harem romance is surprisingly rare. Some fans ship some of the love interests with each other, particularly Marius/Luke, but this is much more uncommon.
=== Fandom Spaces ===
* Hoyolab
== Fanworks ==
Reader-insert fanfiction is popular, but many fanworks on Ao3 instead treat Rosa as a separate character.
== Archives & Fannish Links ==
* AO3 Tag]
== References ==
Tears of Freedom

Tears of Freedom is a K/S story written by Robin Hood.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #2.
==Summary==
"Under the control of the Dolman's tears, Kirk finds an antidote when he and Spock declare their love for one another."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1989===
==References==
 Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Tears of a Vulcan

Tears of a Vulcan is a 170-page gen Star Trek: TNG novel by Laura Trise Basta-Sandler. 
It required an age statement to purchase.
Summery: The Federation's Riker is accused of murder. Picard and his crew try everything but discover instead that Riker is guilty. 
This novel is part of Federation & Empire: The Series, and about a Star Trek mirror universe that moves into the Next Generation and beyond.
==The Series==
: 1. A Remembrance of Echoes (first published in Babel #1, also in Face Forward #1) (1971), The Myths of Integrity (#first published in Babel #3, also in Face Forward #1) (1972), Winds of Will (first published in Babel #4, also in Face Forward #2) (1973), The Products of an Empire (first published in Babel #5, also in Face Forward #2) (1974) (TOS)
: 2. Blood Season (TOS/TNG) (May 1995) 
: 3. The Widow Tree (TNG) (1995)
: 4. Tears of a Vulcan (TNG) (1995)
: 5. Senesh (TNG) (May 1998)
: 6. The Blue Tattoo (TNG/DS9) (April 1999)
: 7. Soquiem... (TNG/DS9) (2001) 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
 
Category:1995 Zines
Technical Difficulties (filk group)

You may be looking for the Quantum Leap zine Temporary Difficulties Beyond Our Control... Please Stand By.
 
Technical Difficulties was a filk group composed of Sheila Willis, Linda Melnick and T.J. Burnside. 
In 1989, they won the Pegasus Award ("For Excellence In Filking") in the Best Performer category at the Ohio Valley Filk Fest convention and had been nominated for the award the year earlier in 1988. They produced two albums on cassette, Please Stand By (filk tape) and Station Break. One of their songs was also featured on Maggie Nowaskowa's compilation filk tape Dragon's Jedi Filk Tapes. In 2007, 2/3 of the group reunited to sign at the GAFilk convention. A recording of them singing the Star Wars filk song Come You Knights at the 1986 WorldCon can be heard on Youtube here with lyrics lyrics from emeraldforest filk now offline Another recording from that same convention Technical Difficulties, Part II: The Hallelujah Chorus can be heard here.
==Reactions/Reviews==
==External links==
*Biography
*Wikpedia Page - scheduled for deletion in 2012 because filk music is not considered "notable".WebCite
==References==
Category:Filkers
Technocracy

Technocracy was a movement proposing that the United States be run by those with the most knowledge, usually scientific or technical. It gained popularity in the 1930s, and several high profile science fiction fans became advocates, as it matched their goals of spreading the word of scientific advancement. T. Bruce Yerke and Russ Hodgkins were among the most prominent, and some of the Futurians also threw their lot in with Technocracy in an attempt to shed the Communist label they'd once embraced.
Russ Hodgkins published two zines on Technocracy: We Have a Rendezvous in 1939, and Let's Look at the Record in 1942. Let's Look at the Record accused Ray Van Houten, Sam Moskowitz and James V. Taurasi of spreading false propaganda calling Technocracy a fascist movement, when in fact the Technocratic movement was staunchly anti-fascist and was calling for mass conscription in order to defeat the Axis.
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Technological Terror

Technological Terror is a 54-page Star Wars fanzine published in 1994.
Its publisher calls it "the first electronic zine... electronic version available on Macintosh computers (Apple II and IBM versions available). Mac version includes sound clips and animation." (from an ad in Southern Enclave).
The art is by Steve Hamaker, Chris Jivan, Jennie Jivan, Linda Stoops.
==An Origin Statement==
From Southern Enclave #37 (autumn 1993): 
From the zine: 
==Contents==
* Mind Probe: Interview with Skip Shayotovich, moderator of Fidonet BBS, the Star Wars Echo, by Jennie Jivan (1)
* Leaving Day, poem by Yvette Ghilan (4)
* Where is X-Wing?, a letter sent by a fan to George Lucas asking about "porting your X-Wing Simulator to the Mac," by Seth Bonder (6)
* Confrontation, fiction by Linda Stoops (7)
* Jabba Should Have Listened, vignette by Chris Jivan (10)
* The Decision, poem by Yvette Ghilan (11)
* First Kills, fiction Katherine Jackson (12)
* Matters of the Force, introduction of what was hoped to be a regular column, by Cathy Bowden (includes a description of MotF: "MotF is a study of STAR WARS (tm); its philosophy, the movies, the books, the characters and the Force. MotF is part of the GEnie Science Fiction Roundtable (SFR.") (18)
* History Project, fiction by Yvette Ghilan (20)
* Star Wars Drinking Game (31)
* Traditions, vignette by Tammy Olsen (33)
* Sisterhood, vignette by Mary Jo Fox (36)
* Lost Heroine, poem by Yvette Ghilan (38)
* Solo, fiction by Linda Stoops (After the Battle of Yavin, Han does some late-night consideration of his place in the galaxy. Small character study of how he relates to his new colleagues. First appeared in Revisions) (39)
* To Share, poem by Yvette Ghilan (42)
* A Father's First Look, vignette by Jenny Jivan (43)
* Star Wars Destiny, fiction by Skip Shayotovich (44)
* Consolation, poem by Yvette Ghilan (48)
* Darth Star Release 1.00, fiction by Author Unknown (49, 52)
* Rebirth, a comic by Jeff Smith
* about 15 pages of flyers for zines and cons
==Inside Sample==
 
Image:techterror1.jpg|Steve Hamaker
Image:techterror2.jpg|Linda Stoops
Image:techterror3.jpg|Linda Stoops
Image:techterror4.jpg|Steve Hamaker
Image:techterror5.jpg|Chris Jivan (color insert)
 
==The Proposed Second Issue==
The second issue was never published. 
It was to have featured the artwork of Steve Hamaker, stories by Marti Schuller, and Mary Jo Fox, an interview with Lisa Cowan, Star Wars Insider writer, reviews of upcoming novels and comics. 
There was to have been an electronic version available on Macintosh computers ("IBM coming soon"). The Macintosh version was to have included sound clips, and animation. The printed version was to have included color artwork (approximately 80 bound pages).
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Ted Carnell

Ted Carnell was an early science fiction fan.
Douglas Webster's 1942 essay Three Fandoms in England categorized Carnell as a member of England's First Fandom. He took over the fanzine Novae Terrae in 1939 and had it professionally published for its last four issues. In 1949, he and several other fans managed to revive it as a prozine that he edited until 1964. He was Fan Guest of Honor and toastmaster at Cinvention, the 1949 Worldcon. 
== Zines ==
* Creep, Shadow! (for the British Amateur Press Association) [1945–46]
* New Worlds (prozine)
* Novae Terrae (fanzine renamed to New Worlds under his tenure)
* Postal Preview
* Sands of Time (rider with Futurian War Digest)
== Notable Works ==
* Blitzkrieg, Beer and Boredom (1940)
Category:Deceased
Category:1972 Deaths
Ted Hruschak

Ted Hruschak is a Space: 1999 fan club and con organizer.
He was a founder of the "National Save: 1999 Campaign", which became the "National Save: 1999 Alliance", the "International Save: 1999 Alliance", and finally The International Space: 1999 Alliance. The group sponsored letter campaigns and worked to support "all Gerry Anderson productions".
Along with Mona Delitsky, he broke away to found The Space: 1999 Society in 1979. This fan club was an off-shoot of the The International Space: 1999 Alliance. The group survived no more than 18 months due to the small size of Space: 1999 fandom.