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Character Study

Character Study refers to a genre of fanworks which main point is to explore a character in depth.
It is most commonly used to describe fanfic, but some vids are called "character studies" as well, for example Vividcon had vid shows with the topic of "character study". It is less often used for fanart, maybe because in art "studies" often mean the preliminary sketches done in preparation for the finished piece. 
In their focus on a single character rather than a relationship, these works are often gen in nature, and "character study" is often given as an example of a type of gen. However there are also plenty of fan works that focus on analysing a romantic relationship or any other kind of bond between characters. Even when the focus is in the relationship itself, these works are often tagged as character study.
== Examples ==
===Fanfiction===
2008
* you will overstate your premise by destronomics, a MCU fanfiction focused on Pepper Potts
2015
* Doing Fine by willowbilly, a Jessica Jones (TV) fic
2022
*the lines that divide us by Princess Andromeda. (Saint Seiya) A slice of life and light angst oneshot about Hyoga and Shun meeting in Siberia after many years, from Hyoga's POV. The story delves on his psychology as a Saint of Athena and feelings for Shun.
===Vids===
2006
* Goody Two Shoes, a vid focused on Brendan Fraser from due South
2007
* In the Mirror by here's luck, a digital vid for Ray Kowalski (due South)
2009
* Daniel's Nightmare by Holdt, focused on Daniel Jackson from Stargate SG-1
Category:Tropes & Genres
===Other===
* Trackless Voids was a two-issue Star Wars zine focused on character studies.
Character of Your Choice

Character of Your Choice, sometimes abbreviated to CoYC, is a common phrase on kink memes to indicate that a prompt may be filled using any character the filler wishes. Ships are often expressed this way, as in "Castiel/Character of Your Choice".
On memes where characters may be divided into categories, alternative forms might spring up. Female Character of Your Choice or Male Character of Your Choice can occur on most memes. In some fandoms the most typical phrases are fandom-specific, such as Tolkien fandom memes using Dwarf of Your Choice (DoYC) or Elf of Your Choice (EoYC).
It is not uncommon to find such prompts filled more than once using different characters.
Characterization (1998 essay by torch)

Characterization is a 1998 essay by torch.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* any two guys
* The X-Files
* The Sentinel
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Characterization Rape: An Examination of Fan Fiction

Characterization Rape: An Examination of Fan Fiction is an essay by Kendra Hunter. 
It was first published in March 1979 in Trek #13 and reprinted in the pro book "The Best of Trek" #2 in March 1980.
The article is widely quoted in Textual Poachers. Jenkins gets the essay's date wrong, though -- citing 1977. 
==Some Excerpts==
==Author's Remarks: Seventeen Years Later==
In a 1996 letter to In the Belly of the Whale, the author addresses her 1979 essay: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1979 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Slash Meta
Characterization questions

characterization questions is a very, very long post on VenicePlace Mailing List.
It is a response by Flamingo to a new fan's questions about characterization, fanon, and canon in Starsky & Hutch. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fanon vs canon
* contains many details about things happening in the personal life and background of David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser
* the details that repeated viewings and VCRs allow
* assumptions vs fact
* fan writers and their freedoms due to purposely vague facts and characterizations created by TPTB
* how fans with detailed knowledge about real life events of the time (the 1970s) and of things happening in the actor's life gave a greater "understanding" than fans without this knowledge
==The Question==
 
==Excerpts==
 
 
==References==
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Characters versus Actors and Knowing the Difference

Characters versus Actors and Knowing the Difference is a 2006 essay by caarianna.
==Topics Discussed==
* RPS and RPF
* GarettVerse
* slander, libel, violating the fourth wall
* fans policing other fans
* Walter Cronkite
* locking journals for privacy and protection 
==Related/Response Posts==
*I'm a "dyed in the wool" slasher but... by Pat K (March 24, 2006)
*Characters versus Actors and Knowing the Difference by caarianna (April 3, 2006)
*Call me... Ms Normally-I-Hate-RPS, Fandom Wank (April 3, 2006)
*RPF/RPS (2006 meta) by Alyburns (April 4, 2006)
* This really can't be good for anyone, by brooklinegirl, post now locked (2006)
* RPS in The Sentinel Fandom? by carodee (January 18, 2008)
==The Essay==
==Some Comments Posted==
 
==References==
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:RPF Meta
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Charade

Charade is a Kirk/Spock story by Tere Ann Roderick.
It was published in the print zine First Time #3.
==Summary==
"After using a drug to become young again, Kirk passes as the Spockʼs slave on a Vulcanoid planet."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Charahub

Charahub (sometimes CharacterHubArchived site from March 8 2012) was a website for listing original characters, keeping track of their information, and fleshing them out through prompt questions. The site was created by web developer Keith Kurson and his friend Gemma Golland, an illustrator.
The mascot for Charahub was a green-and-purple peacock named Argus, as introduced in the site's blurb:
By April 18 2017, over a million characters had been created.Facebook post
==Features==
Characters could be placed in custom groups.
Characters could be made private or public.
Charahub had forums, but they later stopped functioning.
Users could follow each other.
Characters could be linked to each other and their relationship named (for example: friends/family/rivals).
==Problems and Closure==
Due to problems with users uploading stolenGoodbye Charahub 😭 or sexually explicit images🚨 SITE IN DANGER post mortem 🚨, Feb 28 2017, the webmasters had difficulty running ads on Charahub. Another issue that occurred was the site getting flagged as malware due to malicious code in some advertisements, leading the site to remove ads altogether in February 2017.Facebook post The webmasters experimented with paid premium accounts (Charahub Gold), but ultimately the site was operated at a financial loss.
With no notice to the users (unless they were diligently following the site's Twitter/Facebook posts), Charahub shut down on March 1 2019. Alternate sites with similar functionality suggested by Charahub's owner include Subeta (a virtual pet site that Keith founded and where Gemma worked as an artist), World Anvil, and Notion.so.
Many fans were quite displeased at the lack of email notification in advance of the closure.
==Links==
* YouTube introduction by a Charahub user
* Charahub history, by Keith Kurson
* Official Charahub tumblr
==References==
Category:Websites
Category:2010s
Charged Hearts

Charged Hearts was a fan site and fanworks archive in X-Men fandom, dedicated to the characters of Remy LeBeau and Bobby Drake, better known as Gambit and Iceman, hosted on GeoCities. This was a "family friendly" gen archive. It contained 13 stories by 9 contributing authors and 61 pieces of fan art by 13 contributing artists.
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:Gen Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
Chariot's Xena Art Index

Chariot's Xena Art Index was a website listing Xena: Warrior Princess art, including fanart for fics, by title and artist. It also offered character indexes and an uber index. It was maintained by Chariot.
The site was listed at Lunacy's Fan Fiction Reviews in the Bard's Reference Library under "X:WP FAN FICTION ART".X:WP FAN FICTION ART. (Accessed 02 November 2012)
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Charisma (Star Trek: TOS story)

Charisma is a K/S story by Natasha Solten.
 
It was published in Charisma #1 and Greater California K/S.
==Summary==
"After his personal logs from the five year mission are illegally published, Kirk fears Spockʼs reaction to what he was written concerning their friendship and Kirkʼs feelings for the Vulcan."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===1992===
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==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Charitable Deeds

Charitable Deeds is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Emu and 'chelle.
Summary: Qui-Gon. Obi-Wan. Sex. More sex. Still more sex. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Charity Hawktion

Charity Hawktion was a Clint Barton-focused charity auction in the Marvel fandom. It first ran in 2019 and ran again in 2020.
== About ==
===2019===
Creator sign ups ran from July 7th-27th and auction week from August 4th-10th.
Five charities, inspired by Clint Barton, were picked so bidders could choose which they wanted their money to go to. In 2019, these charities were:
Charity Hawktion 2019: Funds Raised
Name 	Amount Raised
American Society for Deaf Children	$1005.00
Coffee Kids 	$825.50
Dogs For Better Lives 	$705.00
Friends Of The Family 	$548.00
The Flying Seagull Project 	$114.50
===2020===
The Hawktion returned for 2020, with sign ups running from May 16th-June 6th and auction week on June 13th-20th. Fanworks were due within six months, by January 20th.
In 2020, the five charities bidders could donate to were:
Charity Hawktion 2020: Funds Raised
Name 	Amount Raised
World Wide Hearing 	$1290
NEADS World Class Service Dogs	$735
Robin Hood Foundation 	$610
Befrienders Worldwide 	$545
Project Waterfall 	$320
Category:HawkeyeCategory:Charity Auctions 
Category:2019 Events
Category:2020 Events
Charity Swap Table

A Charity Swap Table is a table set up at a fan run convention where fans can give away fannish memorabilia such as fanzines, DVDs, songtapes, photos, fan art, t-shirts, books, printed netfic etc. The list of what can be found on charity swap tables is endless. When a fan finds something they like, they place a few dollars in the donation jar. Donation amounts are left up to the individual and funds are collected at the unmanned table via the honor system. Proceeds are then given to the charity that the convention has selected. For example, Escapade 2012 donated funds to the Food Share, Ventura County Food Bank. On occasion, Swap Tables are set up as memorials. Escapade 2012 hosted a table dedicated to Sandy Herrold's fannish collection. Escapade was an early adopter of the charity swap table, holding their first one in 1995.
==Examples of Usage==
*"Friday. Before 10 AM: arrive, register, put [art] in the art show, dump stuff on swap table."CON.txt attendee to do list, dated June 17, 2010.
*"I managed to score a physical copy of The Empty Chair at the book swap, as well as a random New Frontier book and a book about early Star Trek fandom, and then we also managed to dump the leftovers on the swap table despite the con suite technically being closed, FTW. We are stealthy! CON.txt attendee's con report dated June 24, 2010.
*"Keeping up the successful tradition, the Swap Table is back for another year! Bring all your neat fan-finds that you just don't have room for, or perhaps schwag for fandoms you're just not into these days, and let other fans take them home to love. Don't forget to have a look to see what others have brought that just might tickle your fancy in return. Zines, action figures, books, art, con-schwag, buttons, DVDs -the Swap Table welcomes it all! "Announcement for the San Diego Slashers Dinner held on July 22, 2011.
*"Escapade’s slash swap meet is an elegant exercise in generosity. Functionally, it’s a space where fans can leave fannish stuff they no longer want (dvds, videotapes, books, etc) and pick up fannish stuff they do want. You get to decide what’s a fair swap. If you didn’t bring anything to swap, but you want something, just drop a few (or many) dollars into the kitty; all funds collected at the swap table go to our convention charity. As you pack for Escapade, take a look around for things you might like to bring for the swap table. Think of it this way, the more room you create, the more new stuff you can bring home."Fannish Recycling: The Slash Swap Meet Escapade blog post dated February 19, 2012.
==References==
Category:Activism
Category:Convention Glossary
Charity Zine

A charity zine is a zine used to raise money for a charitable or worthy cause.
==Examples==
:See also :Category:Charity Zines
*Albion (BBC Merlin, for the Black Trans Travel Fund)
*A Taste of Forever (Forever Knight, for the Children's Hospital)
*Battle of Hope (multifandom, for HIV/AIDS research)
*Broads and Broadswords (multifandom, for the Transgender Law Center)
*Campaign (Doctor Who, for the Bristol Area Down Syndrome Association)
*The Cat Who Walked Through Time (Doctor Who, for feral cat rescues in Cincinnati)
*Chasing_the_Storm (multifandom), for Mutual Aid Disaster Relief.
*Coloring for a MARVELous Cause (MCU, for World Central Kitchen, The Bail Project, and ProPublica)
*Creative Catalog (Animal Crossing for the Arts Administrators of Color COVID-19 Relief Fund)
*DamiRae Zine (DC Comics, St Jude Children's Hospital and Human Society International)
*Dream: A Barbie Art Book (Barbie, benefitting Amazon Watch)
*Fan Aid (Doctor Who zine) (for famine relief in Africa)
*Fic A Palooza (Leukemia and Lymphoma)
*For Lorie (gift to Laura Mason, various fandoms, proceeds for ovarian cancer research)
*Gusto Disaster Relief Zine (Man from UNCLE, for Tsunami relief)
*LifeDeath (for Amnesty International)
*LM Zine (for Pen, Paper, Peace)
*Mercy in Action (multifandom, for Mercy in Action, a UK based charity)
*Missing Pieces (Doctor Who zine) (for the Foundation for the Study of Infant Death and the Downs Syndrome Association)
*Moral Compass (for the MS Society of Canada)
*On Holy Ground (Forever Knight, was shut down by TPTB before completion/sale)
*Our Lawyer Made Us Change The Name Of This Book So We Wouldn't Get Sued: A Fall Out Boy Charity Fanbook (Care for Gaza)
*Perfect Timing (Doctor Who, for the Foundation for the Study of Infant Death)
*Run! (Team For Kids)
*The Song of Birds and Flowers (Boku no Hero Academia) (Palestinian relief funds)
*Step Forward (Kingdom Hearts, for Futures Without Violence)
*Sunshine through the Clouds (DC Comics anthology, for Mermaids UK and Stonewall UK)
*Tales of the Solar System (Doctor Who, for the Motor Neurone Disease Association and the Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths)
*That Best Portion was for a fan.
*Ties Through Teyvat (for donations to Care for Gaza, 2024)
*Trek Treats (for the Make-A-Wish foundation)
*Villainess (multifandom art for The Shelter for Abused Women & Children)
*Walking in Eternity (Doctor Who, for the Foundation for the Study of Infant Death)
*World AIDS Day (The Sentinel, for Horizons, an HIV positive support group)
*Zine Aid (multifandom, the Band Aid Trust charities)
 
Category:Activism
Category:Zine Glossary
Charlene Scott

Charlene Scott is a fan author and con staffer who has been involved in fandom since the late 1970s.
Her work has been primarily centered around Space: 1999 and Mission: Impossible. Her story Terra Alpha was published in Moonscape, while others have been published online, including as part of the Florida Universe.
==Conventions==
Scott has worked as a staffer on a number of conventions, including:
* SpaceCon XII (1997)
* The Outer Limits Tribute Show (1997)
* Another Con, Another Place (2008)
* Journey to Where (2010)
* PortlandTrek (2003)
* Earthbound (2005)
Charlene Terry

She was the editor of Storms, and at one point, a Kirstie Alley fan club. According to a personal statement in Datazine #24, she disbanded the fan club, said the third issue of Storms was postponed indefinitely. "I am existing somewhere between gafia and fafia... I will be as easy to find as a compassionate Klingon until further notice."
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Charlene Vickers

Charlene Vickers was a Star Trek fan writer.
She frequently collaborated with Jen Chapman, including co-writing The Garak/Bashir Mysteries AU Series. She was also co-moderator of the Fuh-q mailing list with Jen Chapman.
==Awards==
* A Logical Gift — 1997 ASC Award for "Best Voyager General Pairing Story", third place (Star Trek: DS9)
* The Photonic Man — 1998 ASC Award for "Best EMH Story", third place (Star Trek: VOY)
==Fan Reactions==
 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Charles's Wain

Charles's Wain is a Harry Potter doujinshi by WILBUR. It is subtitled Sora no Nanatsuboshi (ソラノナナツボシ) and may precede Child of Copernicus.Harry Potter Doujinshi: Page 6. Archived October 2009 by OoCities.org. (Accessed 07 April 2012.)
== Reviews ==
* "This is a much better doujinshi than Wilber's first one (at least, to me). This one has a few gag stories (McGonagall & Snape's reaction to Dumbledore's latest password is amusing). There's also a short story about Sirius & Harry meeting sometime after PoA ends (to be continued)."Addiction: A Harry Potter Doujinshi Website. (Accessed 07 April 2012.)
* "This one was a little disappointing, in that while the cover was gorgeous, the inside art wasn't as nice as I thought it'd be. There also isn't much story... Remus and Harry go into town and meet up with Sirius. Harry hugs Sirius. Um. Woo."Weasley's Wizard Wheezes. (Accessed 07 April 2012.)
== Gallery ==
Image:Charles's Wain front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Charles's Wain back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Charles's Wain sample.jpg|Inside art
Additional scans can be found at NekoTachi.
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2001 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Charles Beckendorf

== Overview ==
Charles Beckendorf was the 18 year old demigod son of Hephaestus, in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. He was best known as head counselor of Cabin 9 and for his role in the destruction of the enemy ship, the Princess Andromeda, in the fifth book of the PJ&TO series,”The Last Olympian.” Beckendorf sacrificed himself when he blew up the Princess Andromeda, and awaited his girlfriend, Silena Beauregard, in Elysium. He also made an appearance in the companion story, “The Bronze Dragon,” where he must be rescued by Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Silena, and ultimately gets the courage to ask out Silena on their first date.
== Relationships ==
Silena Beauregard:
:Silena was the girlfriend of Beckendorf until he was killed at the beginning of “The Last Olympian.” Beckendorf looked at his picture of Silena before he sacrificed his life. After Silena’s death in the Battle of Manhattan, the two were reunited in Elysium. The ship is sometimes called Charlena.
Percy Jackson:
:The two became good friends when Beckendorf gave Percy relationship advice in “The Bronze Dragon.” Beckendorf sacrificed his life for Percy’s, when he voluntarily blew up the Princess Andromeda, with just enough time for Percy to escape. 
Tyson:
:In the beginning of the second book of PJ&TO, “The Sea of Monsters,” Beckendorf was one of the only nice people to Percy’s half-cyclopean brother, Tyson, possibly due to the fact that both Hephaestus and Cyclopes have affinities for forging.
== Fan Works ==
=== Fan Fiction ===
*The Copper Bracelet by Cassie’s Neighbor, Kronos' scythe charm wasn't the only bracelet Silena wore. Being a daughter of Aphrodite, Silena can make even the shabbiest objects into fine jewelry. And that's what Beckendorf likes most about her. (2011)
*Selena and beckendorf in love before the war by Alice is Extraordinary, A take on Selena and Beckendorf before -SPOILER- they die in the 5th book. Story is during the Battle of the Labyrinth. (2011)
=== Fan Art ===
*Charles Beckendorf by Skeetersaid (2012)
*The Extraordinary Worlds by annabethisterrified (2013)
*Waiting in Elysium by cinash (2013)
*[http://thecarmibug.deviantart.com/art/I-Missed-You-388436881 I Missed You by TheCarmiBug (2013)
*Together Forever by Isuani (2013)
=== Vids ===
*Silena and Beckendorf - SEE YOU AGAIN by Liz Deming (2015)
== Resources ==
Charles at Wikia
Category:Camp Half-Blood Chronicles Characters
Charles Boyle

Charles Boyle is a police detective on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. He is played by Joe Lo Truglio.
==Canon==
Charles is a hard working and enthusiastic detective, but he is nervous and often clumsy. He is very dramatic at times and is a huge foodie. He is best friends with Jake Peralta and gets jealous when Jake makes new friends.
==Fandom==
Charles is occasionally shipped with Gina Linetti, with whom he once had a brief fling.
===Example Fanworks===
==Links & Resources==
*works tagged Charles Boyle on the AO3
Category:Brooklyn Nine-Nine Characters
Charles Hornig

Charles Hornig was a member of First Fandom who entered science fiction fandom in 1930. He edited an early zine called The Fantasy Fan, which he sent to Hugo Gernsback, and was recruited off its strength to serve as editor of Wonder Stories at the age of 17.
Hornig was a prominent supporter of the Esperanto movement in fandom. The Science Fiction League was based on a suggestion he made to Gernsback.
== Zines ==
* The Fantasy Fan
* Hornig's Bulletin [1941]
* Imagination! [1938] (one issue)
== Essays and Articles ==
* So You're Going to Publish a Fan Mag! (1938)
*Viva La Fan Mags! (1939)
Category:Deceased
Category:Industry
Category:1999 Deaths
Charles Leclerc/Max Verstappen

Charles Leclerc/Max Verstappen (also known as Lestappen) is a popular ship in the Formula 1 RPF fandom. 
== Fandom ==
Leclerc and Verstappen grew up as rivals when they were driving in karts as kids. The pairing first gained popularity in 2022 with Leclerc and Verstappen both fighting for the 2022 Formula 1 Driver's Championship, and has continued to gain popularity in 2023 and 2024.
As of 2024, the ship is the most popular Formula 1 RPF pairing on Archive of Our Own.
== Example Fanworks ==
* every other sunday by Anney
* you'll be alright by nyoomfruits
* the edge of what can be loved by Ledger_m
==Other Fannish Resources==
*Charles Leclerc/Max Verstappen at Archive of Our Own
Category:Formula 1 RPF
Charles Mento

Charles Mento is a prevalent Tomorrow People zine editor. 
==Example Fanworks==
*Back to the Attic
*Catch Me Now, I'm Falling
*The Many Universes of the Tomorrow People
*Marette and Rico in Reconciliation
*The Medusa Monster
*Missing Links
*Release
*The Story of Rollin
*Tomorrow's People Today
*Toward a Better Tomorrow