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Princess Allura

Princess Allura is a character from the Voltron Franchise.
== Canon ==
Princess Allura is the princess of Arus in Voltron. It is called Altea in GoLion and VLD.
===Original Series===
In the original series, Princess Allura is the de facto ruler of the entire planet (though she doesn't have the title Queen regnant), and is also the object of Lotor's affections much to her chagrin. Daughter of the late King Alfor, Allura inherited her father's authority on his death and is commander-in-chief and head of state for the planet Arus, and thus Commander Keith's superior. However, later she takes over for Sven as the pilot of the Blue Lion that forms Voltron's right leg, and defers to Keith during operational engagements. Over the course of the series, she falls in love with Keith. In Voltron Force, Allura eventually steps down as Blue Lion pilot to become Queen of Arus, passing it over to her niece Larmina. She marries Keith and coronates him to become King consort of Arus.
===Legendary Defender===
Allura was racebent in VLD and has white hair, dark skin, and blue eyes. Her exact age is unknown but she is biologically a teenager around Keith or Lance's age. She was in stasis for 10,000 years and so did not age during that period of time.
In VLD, she is supposedly, she one of few Alteans still living after they were attacked by Zarkon's Galra Empire over 10 000 years ago. She has no known living family. King Alfor was her father and Coran is (and was) now her guardian. She and Coran spent 10 millenia in stasis before being awakened by Lance McClain, Keith Kogane, Hunk Garrett, Pidge Gunderson and Takashi Shirogane. Her character is voiced by Kimberly Brooks.
In Legendary Defender, she is not romantically linked to Keith as she is in the main series. Instead, she is the object of Lance's affections and slowly comes to return them as she gets to know him better. She also has a brief romance with Lotor after forming a natural connection with him, due to his lack of being a forceful stalker in this continuity.
 
== Fandom==
=== Tropes & Fanon===
* Empress Allura: A post-canon, more powerful Allura often shows up in fanart, often with a unique, regal design. This is partially based on the season four episode "Hole in the Sky" where Allura is Empress of the Altean Empire in an alternate reality.
===Shipping===
Popular Pairings with Princess Allura:
* Princess Allura/Keith Kogane
* Takashi Shirogane/Princess Allura
* Pidge Gunderson/Princess Allura
* Lotor/Princess Allura
* Lance McClain/Princess Allura
==Fanwork Examples==
===Fanfiction===
* stand me at the head of the crusade by haloud; Allura character study.
* 16BE=(886.0 M_x)/(R_in meters-738.3M_x) (heart of a dead star) by Chronolith; Allura-centric whump fic.
===Fanart===
* Soft and Pastel Allura by toriyumeno-ru via Tumblr
* Fanart by helenmask
* ☆ ☆ ☆ by aarali
* the singularity of the universe by littlestpersimmon
* AU Allura by iacediai
=== Zines ===
* Allura Lives
* Years & Years
==Links & Resources==
*Princess Allura fanworks at Archive of Our Own
Category:Voltron: Legendary Defender Characters
Princess Leia: An Analysis, or Running the Alliance is Not All Fun and Games

Princess Leia: An Analysis, or Running the Alliance is Not All Fun and Games is a 1981 essay by Linda Stoops. 
It was printed in the feminist multimedia zine Storms #1. Some fans remarked that they felt the essay to be too short, something that may inspired Pat Nussman's essay The Female Hero: Personal Reflections on the Appeal of Leia Organa and Visible Women by Chris Callahan, both published a year later.
NOTE: much of the evidence for the statements in the essay are things from the Star Wars novelization "by" George Lucas. At the time, analyzing things in the two existing movies against what Lucas had written in his novelization was a common fannish pastime. Note also that the second movie had just been released, and this meant that various relationships among characters had not been as yet revealed. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Star Wars
* the unpopularity of Leia Organa 
* her treatment in fanlit
==The Essay==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1981===
===1982===
==References==
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1981 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Princess Leia: Should She Ever Have Been Liberated?

Princess Leia: Should She Ever Have Been Liberated? is a 1979 essay by Tracy Duncan. 
Duncan was notorious for disliking the character of Leia Organa and this was one of many similar essays she and her sister wrote in the zine they edited, Against the Sith.
This essay was published in Against the Sith #4. 
The main thrust of the essay is the characterization of Leia Organa in both the first movie and in the movie novelization. The author postulates that Leia is mouthy, bratty, selfish, emasculating, bossy, unappreciative, is not feminine enough, and has bad manners.
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1979 Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Princess Maker

== Canon ==
Princess Maker is a series of raising sim video games. 
The goal of each game is to raise a girl (the player "daughter") from 10 to 18-year-old while raising or lowering various stats. Each game has many endings, which encourage replayability. 
While the player can choose the daughter’s name at the beginning of the games, they have canonical names All found on Princess Maker Wiki . 
Maria Lindberg in Princess Maker. 
Olive Oyl in Princess Maker 2. 
Melody Blue in Princess Maker: Legend of Another World. 
Lisa Anderson in Princess Maker 3: Fairy Tales Come True. 
Patricia Halliwell in Princess Maker 4. 
Musume Uchino in Princess Maker 5. 
Karen Daidouji in Princess Maker 6. 
== Games List ==
* Princess Maker, re-released as Princess Maker Refine.
* Princess Maker 2, re-released as Princess Maker 2 Refine. 
* Princess Maker 2 Regeneration, a remaster of Princess Maker 2 Refine. 
* Princess Maker: Legend of Another World 
* Princess Maker 3: Fairy Tales Come True, also called Princess Maker: Faery Tales Come True. An HD Remake exists. 
* Princess Maker 4 
* Princess Maker 5
* Princess Maker 6, upcoming new game.
== Gallery ==
File:PM_Fanart_by_halpyhal.jpg|thumb|Fanart by halpyhal depicting the daughters from PM1 to PM5.
== References ==
Princess Peach

Princess Peach is a character from the Mario franchise. 
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
== Example Fanworks ==
===Fanart===
File:Art Nouveau Peach by April Baird.jpg|"Art Nouveau Princesses" by April Baird (2012)
File:Peach Art Nouveau by Jacqueline Yanez.jpg|""Princess Peach Art Nouveau" by Jacqueline Yanez (2016)
== External Links ==
* Princess Peach (Nintendo) character tag on Archive of Our Own
* Peach character filter on FanFiction.Net
* Princess Peach on the Super Mario Wiki
* Princess Peach on Wikipedia
== References ==
Category:Mario
Princess Princess

Princess Princess is a manga series by Mikiyo Tsuda. It tells the story of three boys who must dress as girls in an all-boys high school.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* A Life Apart, an orphaned fanwork -- Tooru x Yujirou
* Public Exhibition, by Truth -- Tooru x Yujirou
== Links & Resources ==
* Princess Princess (Anime & Manga) tag on AO3
* Princess Princess category on Ffnet
* Princess Princess category on Amor Yaoi (Spanish)
Category:Anime
Category:Manga
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Princess Weekes

Princess Weekes, formerly known as Melina Pendulum, is an American YouTuber, video essayist, and writer for The Mary Sue. Her work focus on media criticism and pop culture analysis from a Black feminist lens. 
Princess Weekes' videos often comment on fandom or discuss topics of interest to fandom. She is herself a long-time fan of canons like Avatar: The Last Airbender and She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, speaking openly about her fannish history and engagement through fic writing. She frequently records her videos in front of a wall full of shippy or NSFW fanart.
== Example Videos ==
* Problematic Shipping 2019 Edition (2019)
* F**k Racists and Racist Fandoms (2020) - Racism in Fandom
* What Is *Good* Queer Representation in 2020? (2020)
* Purity Culture and Fandom ... Issa Mess (2021) - Purity Culture in Fandom
* The Failure of Black Disney (& Discourse) (2022)
* How Blaise Zabini Changed Slytherin & Exposed Fandom (2022) - Harry Potter fandom, Blaise Zabini, and fandom racism.
* The Witcher Was Always WOKE (2023) - A response to Witcher fans who decry the TV adaptation as having gone "woke".
* Why Sci-Fi & Fantasy Can't Fix Its White Savior Problem (2024)
* Media Literacy, Spice, and A Failure to Communicate (2024) - Discusses BookTok, romance novels, porn, and shipping discourse.
== Other Resource ==
* Princess Weekes' page on Wikitubia
Category:Industry
Category:Commentators
Category:YouTubers
category:Video Essayists
Category:Social Media Feature
Princess Zoisite

Princess Zoisite was a writer and an artist in the Sailor Moon fandom. She was a big fan of the Zoycite/Malachite pairing from the DiC dub of Sailor Moon, her stories focused entirely on their relationship and how she imagined their romance came to be. She was also a fan of fairy tales, and would write her own versions of stories such as Cinderella or Rapunzel featuring Zoycite and Malachite as the romantic leads.
She also drew fanart of the pair or Zoycite herself, though much of her artwork has been lost to time and the internet.
==Reputation among Dark Kingdom fandom==
Princess Zoisite was not well-liked among Dark Kingdom fans. One major reason was her insistence on the female Zoycite; she had never seen the original episodes and did not care to. For fans of the at-the-time subversive yaoi couple of Kunzite/Zoisite and the character of Zoisite himself, this was considered fandom heresy at least and conducive to homophobia at most."We Like Her Better that Way":Why DiC’s fans are more dangerous than DiC
Another problem was her portrayal of the characters. Even fans of Zoycite or Zoycite/Malachite found her stories completely out of character for the headstrong, bombastic Zoycite was written as a soft, girly, weak damsel in distress or passive princess, while the loving and patient but sadistic Malachite was written as a boring knight in shining armor to comfort and rescue her. For fans who appreciated her and Malachite being a romantic heterosexual couple who defied the typical tropes and stereotypes of the era, it was a slap in the face to see them written as a generic romance novel pair.Gender Bending
This reputation wasn't entirely undeserved, either, as she was known to pick fights with and send nasty e-mails to other fans.Stupidity has its price... She didn't take criticism of her stories well at all, despite her stories being of extremely poor quality. Her spelling and grammar were subpar, and her lemons showed a disturbing lack of knowledge about sex and over-reliance on trashy romance novels as a guide. Fans she tangled with found her incredibly passive-aggressive in her arguments.
Her fanfiction was MSTed by a few fans back in the old days.
==Links==
* MSTings of her work
* Archived versions of her stories
* Archived versions of a small selection of fanart
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Princess of Geeks

Princess of Geeks (formerly princessofg on LiveJournal) is fanfic and meta writer, reccer, reviewer, and cheerleader. She's a self-described serial monogamist fan, who wrote in LotR, The Faculty, Lotrips and The Sentinel before arriving at Stargate SG-1. Much of her current writing is lush slash romance featuring Jack and Daniel.
In 2007 she posted chapter-by-chapter summaries/reviewsposts tagged "fanfic book" at princessofgeeks Dreamwidth journal. (Accessed 23 Jan 2012) of the essays in Kristina Busse and Karen Hellekson's anthology, Fan Fiction and Fan Communities in the Age of the Internet, providing an invaluable resource and a forum for discussion.
PoG maintains an extensive multipart (mainly though not solely Jack/Daniel-focused) Stargate SG-1 rec list, which newbies to the fandom are often pointed to."Rec lists, by definition, reflect the tastes of their compilers. So what do I like in a fic? Stuff happens; not too much introspection or pure character study. Excellent writing, skewed toward dialog, action and smut. Romance and happy endings; not too much H/C. Smart!Jack. Arrogant-yet-vulnerable!Daniel. Episode tags and gapfillers that go beyond what's on screen, not simply recapping the action from a character's POV. Emotion and plausible setup. I do love first-times and I do love nc-17 sex. Ratings are mine. [...] List is alphabetical by author." My SG-1 Rec List of Doom: A-F, My SG-1 Rec List of Doom: G-L, My SG-1 Rec List of Doom: M-R, My SG-1 Rec List of Doom: S-Z posts. (Accessed 23 Jan 2012)
She has made a blanket statement about further transformation of her fanfic."Writers, artists, podficcers, etc., are welcome to remix or add on to or transform or illustrate any of my stories whether finished or not. I always appreciate a link back, to let me enjoy the fun too. Just don't take credit for my words. That last shouldn't have to be said, but there. I said it." at Dreamwidth profile (Accessed 23 Jan 2012)
===Links===
*PoG's fanfic tags
*PoG's SG-1 Rec List of Doom
===Meta===
* Musings on "We're Not Gay" in slash, 2006
*“It’s Not Just Us Slashers: The Homoerotic Subtext”, 2006
*More on "wave theory" in slash fanfic, 2008
*Another section of the slash puzzle, 2008
* Celebrity gossip versus "Real Person Fiction", 2008
*Amateur Hour, or Feedback is Not Currency, 2008
* Today's Pretentious Hairflip, 2008
*Fiedler again, or, it's not just the slasher's gaze, 2008
*"original slash" rec and discussion of this term, 2009
*Categories and definitions again oh my, 2011
*Female characters in fanfiction, 2015
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Princess of Swords

Princess of Swords is a slash fan artist and fan writer whose work has appeared both online and in fanzines.
Fanzine Art
* KisCon Con zine 2011 (see gallery below for sample)
* The K/S Art Project (which featured "Together")
* Legends #6 with a Mirrorverse AU brothel story called "The Patron" and three accompanying illustrations
She has also participated in several Star Trek Big Bangs/Reverse Bangs:
* 
* 
Among some of her favorite artwork:
* Sarek/Kirk art
* Cave!Spock/Pike art
Her fiction can be found at the K/S Archive here.
For a 2010 interview, see Interview with Princess of Swords.
==Gallery==
File:IveGotanIdea.jpg|I've Got An Idea, Capt Kirk exercises his imagination -- "Kirk daydreaming about what he'd like Spock to do to him, in graphic details, while Spock looks at him with a small frown. Again very stylized, [Gayle F-like in style with its swirly lines, but in bright splotches of color this time. Very interesting..." 4 September 2009 Master List of K/S Favorites *Updated Nov 19, 2013*, Mary Monroe
File:Marked1.jpg|Marked, Kirk as slave AU art, appeared in the 2011 Kiscon zine
File:amokprincessofswords.jpg|Amok -- "From the title, scene must be about Kirk coming to Spock's cabin during his Pon Farr. We can only guess they're in an established relationship, because Kirk is bringing flowers and Spock is waiting naked, like a Roman nobleman entertaining visitors. Stylized rather than faithful, with sensual lines and lots of background details. B&W." 4 September 2009 Master List of K/S Favorites *Updated Nov 19, 2013*, Mary Monroe
File:Sundaysmall.jpg|Sunday, example of her portrait style
File:TogetherPrincessSwords.jpg|Together, illustrating Kirk and Spock's mystical soul-bond
File:Alwaysyourssmall.jpg|I Am And Always Shall Be, Yours, art drawn for the 2010 ksvalentine fan fic and art exchange
File:TripleTrekGoddess.jpg|Triple Trek Goddess, T'Pring as The Maiden, Amanda Grayson as The Mother, T'Pau as The Crone, black and white pencil
File:Advent2010small.jpg|Something to warm you better..., art drawn for the 2010 ksadvent art and fan fiction exchange. Features New Kirk and Spock Prime from the Star Trek Reboot, ink drawing
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Princessions

Princessions is a digest-sized newsletter running about 16-20 pages each. There are at least 14 issues. Its focus was initially just Wonder Woman, but evolved into a zine for and about women in media.
==Issue 1==
Princessions 1 was published in January 1977.
==Issue 2==
Princessions 2 was published in 1977.
==Issue 3==
Princessions 3 was published in June 1977.
==Issue 4==
Princessions 4 was published in 1977.
==Issue 5==
Princessions 5 was published in 1977.
==Issue 6==
Princessions 6 was published in November 1977. The cover is by Bobby Wright.
==Issue 7==
Princessions 7 was published in January 1978.
==Issue 8==
Princessions 8 was published in March 1978. The cover is by L. Lawrence.
==Issue 9==
Princessions 9 was published in May 1978.
==Issue 10==
Princessions 10 was published in July 1978.
Contents as advertised on a 1980 flyer:1980 flyer via Starlogged
* What Lynda Carter's doing now that "Wonder Woman" is over.
* Star Trek-The Motion Picture
* Kirk Alyn on Superman, Wonder Woman, and his career
* plus the usual photos, art, letters & more
==Issue 11==
Princessions 11
==Issue 12==
Princessions 12
==Issue 13==
Princessions 13 was published in Fall 1982 and contains 32 pages.
* features an interview with artist Lela Dowling, article about Sapphire and Steel, article about Lois Lane, Wonder Woman's costume change, more.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 13==
==Issue 14== 
Princessions 14 was published in Summer 1983 and contains 36 pages.
* long interview with Anne McCaffrey, article about the Wonder Woman foundation, an episode guide to Charlie's Angels, more
==Cover Gallery==
File:Princessions 1.gif|Cover of Issue #1 (January 1977).
File:Princessions 2.gif|Cover of Issue #2 (1977).
File:Princessions 3.gif|Cover of Issue #3 (June 1977).
File:Princessions 4.gif|Cover of Issue #4 (1977).
File:Princessions 5.gif|Cover of Issue #5 (1977).
File:Princessions 6.gif|Cover of Issue #6 (November 1977). Art by Bobby Wright.
File:Princessions 7.gif|Cover of Issue #7 (January 1978).
File:Princessions 8.gif|Cover of Issue #8 (March 1978). Art by L. Lawrence.
File:Princessions 9.gif|Cover of Issue #9 (May 1978).
File:Princessions 10.gif|Cover of Issue #10 (July 1978).
File:Princessions 13.jpg|Cover of Issue #13 (Fall 1982). Art by Lela Dowling.
File:Princessions 14.jpg|Cover of Issue #14 (Summer 1983).
==References==
* WONDER WOMAN • FANZINES • MISCELLANEOUS MAGAZINES at Wonderland: The Ultimate Wonder Woman Site
Category:Wonder Woman
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:DC Zines
Princéton: Bluff Version

Princéton: Bluff Version is a Pokémon-style Friends at the Table fangame made by Mousewife Games. It was created as a gift for Elenor_Einhorn in the 2022 round of Secret Samol.@mousewifegames (Jan 29, 2023): AMERICA'S PLAYGROUND changed everything, so for #secretsamol this year I couldn't help make a whole dang video game for @Elenor_einhorn! (Tweet) (archive link) It is an RPG based on (and set in) the "America's Playground" arc of Bluff City.Itch.io page game description (archive link)
A few days after its release, on Feb 1, 2023, Princéton: Bluff Version was played and streamed by Friends at the Table cast members Art Martinez-Tebbel, Jack de Quidt, and Keith J. Carberry on the show's official Twitch channel.@friends_table (Feb 1, 2023): Tonight we're going to be streaming this #secretsamol Bluff City pokemon hack! 5:30 Eastern http://twitch.tv/FriendsattheTable Come join @atebbel @notquitereal and @KeithJCarberry on a trip back to the Kingfish Pier (Tweet). (archive link)
Beginning in March 2023, the developer began posting a design diary for the game on their Cohost account.@folly (Mar 3, 2023): design diary: Princeton retrospective! pt 1: initial events. Cohost post. (archive links: Wayback Machine, archive.today)
== Game Description ==
== Screenshot Gallery ==
File:PBVfangamescreen1.png|alt=Text over a summer day backdrop: Who knew stealing watches could be this easy - and fun? With this on hand, maybe they can save the pier this year. But either way - they'll have this last day of summer that they'll never forget.
File:PBVfangamescreen2.png|alt=Sprites interact in a store. One says, But then - I do like spending time with you all, and we might just save the pier!
==References==
Printed Circuits

Printed Circuits is a slash anthology of fiction by O. Yardley.
Printed Circuits 1 contains 217 pages, tells an evolving, connected story, and is a collection of stories originally published to the paper circuit.
The zine sometimes appears on fans' Desert Island lists. Close Quarters Desert Island Episode/Zine/Fic] dated July 18, 2009 
==Contents==
* Bear Necessity (part 1 of the "Bear Necessity Series") (1)
* Solitaire (60)		 	 
* Necessary Evil (part 2 of the "Bear Necessity Series." - part 3 is in Unprofessional Conduct #4) (63)	 	 
* Solo (150)
* Kind Hearts	(153) ("Kind Hearts" was reproduced as original fiction and published by Wayward Books as "Kind Hearts" by Evelyn Martin.) from The Hatstand 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Priority 1 (Star Trek zine published in the 1970s)

Priority 1 is a gen Star Trek: TOS zine edited by Brett L. Newkirk and Jeffery Reiss.
==Issue 1==
Priority 1 v.1 n.1 was published in 1977 and contains 18 pages.
The art is by David Harris, Robert McDonald, Jaeson Kay, and Jeffery Reiss. 
From the editorial: 
* King Kong, movie review by Brett L. Newkirk
* Space:$1999, article
* Space Mirage, chapter one 
* The Making of Space: 1999, book review
* Did You Know???, trivia
* Wonder Woman, interview
* The Vulcan Creed (IDIC), article
* Look What We've Done, editorial
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Priority Hawk

Priority Hawk is a 94-page gen Buck Rogers in the Twenty-Fifth Century fiction zine with an emphasis on Hawk.
The cover and some inside art is by Jean C.. Other interior illos are by Bev Gillispie. 
It includes a short story that is a missing scene to "Guardians.""
==Contents==
* Please... Hear What I'm Not Saying by Anonymous (1)
* To Reach a Friend by Sarah Macht DeWitt (4)
* A Time of Dreams by Joni Gillispie and Sheila Paulson (10)
* Silent Thoughts, poem by Cathi Brown (41)
* A Time for Tears by Joni Gillispie (42)
* Victory Battle in the War with Death (48)
* Soliloquy to a Stone Wall by Esther Reese (51)
* Sacrificial Hawk by Sheri Crowell (57)
* Do Not Cry for Me, poem by Sheila Paulson (94)
==Inside Sample==
Image:priorityhawk-1.jpg|Jean C
Image:priorityhawk-2.jpg|Jean C
Image:priorityhawk-3.jpg|Jean C
Image:priorityhawk-4.jpg|sample text
Image:priorityhawk-5.jpg|Bev Gillispie
Image:priorityhawk-6.jpg|Bev Gillispie
Image:priorityhawk-7.jpg|Bev Gillispie
Image:priorityhawk-8.jpg|Bev Gillispie
Image:priorityhawk-9.jpg|Bev Gillispie
Image:priorityhawk-10.jpg|sample poem
Category:1983 Zines
Category:Buck Rogers in the 25th CenturyCategory:Gen Zines
Priority One (Star Trek zine published in the 1990s)

Priority One is a gen Star Trek newsletter.
Priority One v.2 n.6/7 was published in June/July 1993.
Priority One v.2 n.9 was published in September 1993.
Priority One v.3 n.1 was published in January 1994.
Priority One v.3 n.8/9 was published in August/September 1994.
Image:priority2-9.jpg|cover of v.2 n.9
Image:priority2-10-11.jpg|cover of v.2 n.10/11
Image:priority3-1.jpg|cover of v.3 n.1
Image:priority3-8-9.jpg|cover of v.3 n.8/9
 
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1990s
Priscellie

Priscilla Spencer, also known as priscillie, is a archivist, fanartist and fanwriter. Professionally, she works as a producer and writer, and in 2020 directed the book trailer for Jim Butcher's Peace Talks, part of The Dresden Files.
==Fandom History==
* Priscilla Meets the Fandom at fandom_history, posted 04 September 2002
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Priscilla Del Cima

Priscilla Del Cima stood as a candidate for the Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors in the 2016 Board Elections and was elected along with Kristina Busse to serve on the Board beginning on December 1, 2016. 
In an open Board meeting on 01 September 2017, Priscilla was elected to replace Aline Carrão as President of the OTW. Priscilla is currently co-chair of the OTW Translation committee.
==Bio==
Her bio from the OTW website states:
==References==