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Archer (Pokémon)

Archer is a Team Rocket Executive who was originally one of many unnamed Team Rocket Executives in Pokémon Gold and Silver, released in 1999. In 2010, he was given a unique design and name for the Pokémon Heart Gold and Soul Silver remakes. Before then, he appeared in Pokémon Special and was known as 'Carl' in English and 'Kurtz' (カーツ) in Japanese.
Him, Ariana, Petrel and Proton are often in fanworks together, since they are the four Executives present in these games. Unlike the others, Archer was also in Pokémon Let's Go! Pikachu and Let's Go! Eevee as Giovanni's right-hand man, which also gave him a new design, often seen in fanart for him.
The Pokémon he is most associated with is Houndoom.
Archer is not to be confused with Archie, another villainous Pokemon character with a similar name.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
* Archer is most commonly paired up with Proton, forming LaunchShipping, which is Male/Male, aka yaoi. In Japanese, this is most often called アポラン (Aporan), meaning Archer is the seme and Proton is the uke in the coupling.
** The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as ランアポ (Ranapo).
* Archer is also shipped with Petrel, forming EagleShipping, which is Male/Male, aka yaoi. In Japanese, this is most often called アポラム (Aporamu), meaning Archer is the seme and Petrel is the uke in the coupling. 
* Archer is also shipped with Giovanni, forming SubordinateShipping, which is Male/Male, aka yaoi. In Japanese, this is most often called アポサカ (Aposaka), meaning Archer is the seme and Giovanni is the uke in the coupling. 
* Archer is also shipped with Ariana, forming ClonegeuseShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called アポアテ (Apoate).
=== Less Popular Relationships===
* AbrasiveShipping - Archer & Attila
* AmnesiaShipping - Archer & Sabrina
* AneurysmShipping - Archer, Dahlia & Lyra
* AnikShipping - Archer & Annie
* ArcheflowShipping - Archer & Hilda
* ArrowRainShipping - Archer & Wallace
* ArrowShipping - Archer & Pryce
* BattalionShipping - Archer & Bruno
* BelCantoShipping - Archer & Janine
* BigBunsenBurnerShipping - Archer, Siebold & Kanto
* BindingShipping - Archer & Looker
* BluelakeShipping - Archer, Cress & Nate
* BodyguardShipping - Archer & Silver (game)
More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art ===
* (2023)
* (2009), Archer with his Houndour.
=== Fan Mixes ===
* (2014)
* (2016)
* (2016)
=== Wikis ===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Archer Cusp

Archer Cusp was an unknown fan, possibly a pseudonym, who wrote fandom-related poetry for Charles A. Beling's science fiction zine Fan-Atic.
Cusp's poetry was reviewed poorly in Jack Speer's 1944 Fancyclopedia, with a definition for "Daffy Poetics" given by Louis Kuslan that cited "Archer Cusp (whoever he is)".Daffy Poetics on Fancyclopedia. Text quoted from Jack Speer's 1944 first edition.
== Examples ==
A May 1941 poem titled "Quick Watson, the Strait-Jacket!" made reference to a number of fans, zines, cons, and controversies like Voice of the Imagi-Nation's debate over printing nude art. Fandom movements like Esperanto and Technocracy were also addressed.Archer Cusp: Quick Watson, the Strait-Jacket! Fan-Atic Vol. 1 #3, pg. 16. May 1941.
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
*
Archers Enterprise

Archers Enterprise was a mailing list focusing on fanfiction for the slash and femslash pairings in Star Trek: Enterprise fandom. It had 391 members. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek ENT
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2001 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing ListsCategory:Vox Populli
Archetypes in Blake's 7

Archetypes in Blake's 7 is an essay by chevron about possible archetypes embodied by Blake's 7 characters in canon and fanfiction. It was posted in 1992 in rec.arts.sf.tv Usenet newsgroup and also on Lysator mailing list.
==Excerpts==
===Archetypes in General===
===Color Archetypes===
===Environment Archetypes===
===Religious Archetypes===
===Animal Archetypes===
===Other Archetypes===
===Other Recurring Archetypal Images In Fandom===
==Comments==
===On Usenet===
 
===On Lysator===
Color Archetypes
Environment Archetypes
Religious Archetypes
Other Recurring Archetypal Images In Fandom
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:1992 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Archie/Veronica/Jughead/Betty

Archie/Veronica/Jughead/Betty is a polyamorous ship between the characters of Archie Andrews, Veronica Lodge, Jughead Jones, and Betty Cooper. The polycule went canon on 23rd August 2023, in the final ever episode of Riverdale.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
==Resources & External Links==
*Archie Andrews/Betty Cooper/Veronica Lodge/Jughead Jones - Ao3 tag
==References==
Category:Archie Comics Relationships‎
Archie Andrews/Veronica Lodge

Archie/Veronica is the het pairing of Archie Andrews and Veronica Lodge from the Archie Comics series and the related adaptations.
==Canon==
===Archie Comics===
===Riverdale (TV series)===
Archie and Veronica met through their mutual friend Betty Cooper, and their relationship began as a friendship. They began a romantic relationship in season 1.
==Fandom==
===Archie Comics===
===Riverdale (TV series)===
In 2017, Archie/Veronica was the 4th most talked about pairing in the Riverdale fandom. In fics, Archie/Veronica is often a side pairing in Bughead fics.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* The Nice Guy & The Spoiled Rich Girl by AlwaysSpeaksHerMind, A collection of random one-shots centered around my favorite Riverdale pairing. Other characters will probably appear since I love everyone on this crazy show, but the stories will mainly be from Archie or Veronica's perspective. They're just so beautifully never-judge-a-book-by-its-cover that I can't help myself.
* your soul by vickliebold, Could be more complicated, but it really wasn’t. The girl he loved didn’t feel the same, so he wrote a song about it. (Musician Archie AU)
* Lost Boy by theeternalblue, A scenario following the events of the season finale.
===Fanvids===
* Archie & Veronica | P r o m i s c u o u s
* Veronica & Archie [+Betty ] - Pacify Her
* Archie & Veronica | Dynasty
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Archie/Veronica works on Ao3
* Archie/Veronica works on fanfiction.net
* Archie and Veronica page on the Riverdale Wiki
===Tumblr===
* Tags: Veronica x Archie, Archieronnie, Varchie, Archie x Veronica
==References==
Category:Archie Comics Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Archie Comics

Archie Comics is an American comic book publisher that is namely known for featuring the fictional teenagers Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, and Veronica Lodge and their iconic love triangle. It also includes characters such as Jughead Jones and Reggie Mantle, and their crazy antics balancing being a teenager and school. These characters are known as the Riverdale Gang.
==Characters==
===Main Characters===
* Archie Andrews- The main protagonist a goofy clumsy teen boy who somehow always gets the girl.
* Betty Cooper
* Veronica Lodge
* Jughead Jones
* Reggie Mantle
===Reoccuring Charcters===
* Cheryl Blossom
* Chuck Clayton
* Nancy Woods
* Jason Blossom
* Moose Mason
* Hiram Lodge
==Archie==
===Afterlife With Archie===
Afterlife with Archie is a comic published in 2013 depicting a zombie apocalypse within an alternative reality of Riverdale.
===Riverdale===
Riverdale is a television show based on the characters by Archie Comics. Unlike the original Archie Comics, Riverdale takes a darker tone, with the first season revolving around the mystery of Jason Blossom's murder. The show was developed by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who also wrote Afterlife With Archie.
==Fandom==
===Archie's Weird Fantasy===
Archie's Weird Fantasy was a play written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa in 2003, which depicted Archie Andrews coming out of the closet and moving to New York. The day before the play was scheduled to open, Archie Comics issued a cease and desist order, threatening litigation if the play proceeded as written. The play responded by Filing Off The Serial Numbers and opened a few days later as "Weird Comic Book Fantasy" with the character names changed. Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa went on to become Archie's Chief Creative Officer in 2014.
===Fanfiction.net===
Archie Comics is one of the few fandoms banned from fanfiction.net at the request of its publisher, however the site does allow fanfiction for Riverdale.
==Archives & Communities==
* Archie Comics & Related Fandoms works tagged at AO3
* Archies, a general LJ community
* Archie's Girls: Betty Cooper & Veronica Lodge, a community focused on the characters Betty and Veronica
* The Rich Girl and the Average Boy, a community dedicated to the Archie/Veronica pairing
==Fannish Links==
* Archie Comics tag on Tumblr
==Other popular titles from Archie Comics==
* Josie and the Pussycats
* Sabrina the Teenage Witch
* Sonic The Hedgehog
==References==
* Wikipedia
*
Category:U.S. Comics & Graphic Novels
Category:Social Media Feature
Archive.today

archive.today (formerly archive.is) is an archive site which stores snapshots of web pages. It retrieves one page at a time similar to WebCite, smaller than 50MB each, but with support for JavaScript-heavy sites such as Google Maps and progressive web applications such as Twitter.
Archive.today records simultaneously two different 'snapshots' of a web-page. One is "Webpage" which includes any functional live links that are in the original. The other is "Screenshot" which provides a static and non-interactive visualization of the representation.Brunelle, Justin F.; Kelly, Mat; Weigle, Michele C.; Nelson, Michael L. (25 January 2015). "The impact of JavaScript on archivability" (PDF). International Journal on Digital Libraries. 17 (2): 95–117. doi:10.1007/s00799-015-0140-8. S2CID 8433375. Archived (PDF) from the original on 27 May 2019.
Stability and host issues have been noted over the years, and for several weeks afer October 20, 2023, all pages on the site redirected to a text about nginx web server: 
==History==
Archive.today was founded in 2012. The site originally branded itself as archive.today, but in May 2015 changed the primary mirror to archive.is.
In January 2019, it began to deprecate the archive.is domain (the TLD belong to Iceland) in favor of the archive.today mirror.@archiveis (4 January 2019). "Please do not use archive.IS mirror for linking, use others mirrors [.TODAY .FO .LI .VN .MD .PH. .IS might stop working soon"] (Tweet). Archived from the original on 6 January 2019 – via Twitter.
===Owner and financing===
The service does not run any advertisements and also doesn't fund raise.https://archive.ph/faq It is not known who runs the webservice but according to the FAQs on the site it is privately funded and "there are no complex finances behind it".
According to the WHOIS directory, the domain name archive.is is registered to Denis Petrov of Czechia.
== Features ==
=== Functionality ===
Archive.today can capture individual pages in response to explicit user requests.
Web pages cannot be duplicated from archive.is to web.archive.org as second-level backup, as archive.is places an exclusion for Wayback Machine and does not save its snapshots in WARC format. The reverse—from web.archive.org to archive.is—is possible, but the copy usually takes more time than a direct capture. Some web sites get deleted from Internet Archive's listings retroactively or blocked from being saved due to their robots.txt file, but Archive.today does not use this.
Once a web page is archived, it cannot be deleted directly by any Internet user.
The search feature is backed by Google CustomSearch. If it delivers no results, archive.is attempts to utilize Yandex Search. If a page has already been archived, archive.is asks the user to confirm archiving a new revision, instead of immediately archiving it.Archiving Websites with the Archive.is, retrieved 27 January 2022
One can download archived pages as a ZIP file, except pages archived since 29 November 2019, when archive.today changed their browser engine from PhantomJS to Chromium.
==References==
Archive Team

Archive Team is a group of volunteer web archivists founded in 2009 by Jason Scott of Textfiles to preserve at-risk websites. Archive Team's backups are made available in the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine and in a dedicated collection.
Several of their archiving projects are relevant to fandom, including GeoCities, FortuneCity, LiveJournal, Fanfiction.net, Quizilla, and Tumblr.
==Meta/Further Reading==
* (December 12, 2018)
Archive of Our Own and The Hugo Awards/File 770 Discussion

File 770 reported on AO3’s news post, stating, “So far there are 80 comments, any number by Kevin Standlee making Absolutely Clear Everybody Must Understand Things Exactly The Way He Does. One reply says, ‘You aren’t doing a particularly good job of reading the room here.’”
Many, but not all, commenters on the File 770 post were opposed to the attitudes of AO3 supporters against the WSFS in AO3’s news post.
==References==
Category:2019 Events
Category:Archive of Our Own
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:Fandom Wars
Archive of our Own vs. FanLib: Why they are not succeeding

Archive of our Own vs. FanLib: Why they are not succeeding is an article by Laura Hale.
It was posted to Fan History Wiki's blog on June 29, 2009, and aside from the title, does not mention Archive of Our Own, simply referring to it as "this group," "people," and "they."
It includes the number of fanfics posted to Archive of Our Own as of June 29, 2009 as compared to the number posted to FanLib as proof of AO3's failure. Note that AO3 did not enter open beta until November 2009.
FanLib itself had folded by August 2008.
==Excerpts==
Category:Archives
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Archive your fandom stuff

Archive your fandom stuff is a tumblr post by thebyrchentwigges that encourages readers to archive their fanworks and conversations. The post offers various suggestions and tips for how to archive, particularly from Tumblr and AO3. thebyrchentwigges suggests saving digital or print copies of not just the fanworks, but also their comments and fan translations.
==Subheadings==
The post is divided into a few subheadings, as listed below:
*Saving from Tumblr and AO3
**Key points: AO3 has a download button, tumblr posts can be copied and pasted or saved as screenshots
*Archives from the past? The Wayback Machine could help
*You can save computer files for the long term
*Fandom ephemera and zines
**Key Points: scrapbooking is a good option. Saving paper materials like pamphlets for cons usually doesn't take much space 
*A final word
==Excerpt==
==Reception & Responses==
As of March 2021, the post has 15,682 notes on tumblr. Some responses share further reasons for archiving personal copies of fanworks, as well as technical advice.
megkips commented with information on professional efforts to archive fandom, including University of Iowa Special Collections, Marquette Archives, and various special collections at The Library of Congress. They added a caveat, though:
==References==
Category:How To
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:2017 Meta
Archives and not wanting to say "but"

Archives and not wanting to say "but" is a post by sheenaghpugh at Fanthropology.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Archive of Our Own and Organization for Transformative Works
* Fanfiction.Net
* archives
* editing fanfic
* rating fanfic
* the face of fandom as shown to journalists
* filtering and tagging fiction
* info about amv.org
* some fans' vocal criticism that other fanfic archives weren't being consulted
==The Post==
==Excerpts from Comments==
tiferet: 
becastereyes: 
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sheenaghpugh: 
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monanotlisa: 
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lydiabell: 
fides: 
lyore: 
partly bouncy: 
stefanie bean: 
angelofsnow: 
anarchicq: 
partly bouncy: 
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antennapedia: 
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==References==
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Archives of Excellence

The Archives of Excellence is a rec site owned and run by WendWriter, which lists and links the best fanfiction stories of a variety of fandoms. Every month there is a writing challenge, which is run through the Updates page on the site, WendWriter's LiveJournal account and WendWriter's fanfiction.net forum, Can We Talk? Writers for any fandom can write a story of any genre at any length, though it must be family-friendly. The best entries are added to the Writing Challenge Stories page on the Archives.
The site went live in July 2009, and is constantly being updated. Featured authors who also produce art, crafts or videos have galleries on which their work is displayed. Icons representing awards they have won are added to their profiles with links to the winning stories. Links to the websites on which their stories, artwork or other interests are hosted are added to their profile pages to give readers a comprehensive view of the authors' body of work and status in fandom.
Facilities for discussion, entering the monthly writing challenges and uploading stories have been added. These are Archives of Excellence on LiveJournal, Archives of Excellence Fanfiction Library, and Writers Rendezvous. Writers Rendezvous is for original fiction, which is accepted on the Archives of Excellence Fanfiction Library.
Archivist

An archivist is a person who runs and/or edits a fannish archive. Archivists may work solo, or in teams on bigger archives. There are about as many types of archivists as there are archives... which is to say, many. Although most archivists preserve collections of fanfic, a wide range of fanwork can be preserved for posterity through archiving (fanart, mailing lists, fansites, vids, etc).
==What They Do==
Before the development of auto-archiving software packages like Automated Archive or eFiction, many archivists hand-formatted all stories submitted to the archive (this sometimes included converting plain text files to html) and manually added them to an index, usually alphabetized by author.
Auto-archiving software packages can be non-intuitive to fans who haven't used them before, and so it was also an archivist's job to fix (again, usually by hand) stories with messed-up formatting, or delete so the author could re-upload.
==Glossary Definitions==
==Policies==
Whatever type of archive is being run, the archivist's first job (after getting everything up and running) is usually to draw up a written FAQ to describe the archive's policies.
Topics which may or may not require a written policy include the following:
* What ratings or genres the archive accepts. For instance, some archives are all-ages, while others might be adult-only, and different archives might have differing policies on posting chan, RPF or WIPs.)
* What needs to be included in the story header when it is posted to the archive. For instance, some archives require warnings, while others require legal disclaimers on each story.
* Age statements, for archives where fans need to be a certain age in order to access the content.
* Whether stories are required to be betaed before posting.
* The consequences for plagiarism, if the archivists determine that plagiarism has occurred.
The archivist is usually the final word on these matters.
== Controversies ==
The role of the archivist has sometimes been contested. Some archivists, in their attempts to clean up formatting, have been accused of rewriting the stories. People who archive stories without the author's explicit permission are often looked on as having 'stolen' the story, sometimes even if/when credit is given. A similar issue exists when an archivist puts up a copy of a story the author has chosen to take off the Internet entirely.
==References==
Archivistbot

Archivistbot was a GPT-2 model trained on transcripts of The Magnus Archives. Archivistbot was run by one mod using Google Colab, until Google Colab changed their GPU usage allowances, making it impossible to continue running. 
Archivistbot originally mostly produced TMA adjacent transcripts, but over time the bot generated its own characters, plotlines, and the focus of the blog shifted from primarily TMA content, to primarily its original characters, locations, and plots.
== Plotlines ==
=== TMA Related ===
=== Henhouse ===
=== Crown Scientific ===
=== Jeannot ===
=== Other ===
==== King of the Desert, Death, and All Alone ====
==== NAGEL and Nagel: the vampire, her spirit of the hunt, and her cult ====
==== Poetry (Poet Lariat) ====
== Fanworks ==
== Archiving Archivistbot Website ==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:The Magnus Archives
Archon

Wikipedia:Archon, originally from a Greek word meaning "ruler", archons in Gnosticism are divine beings who helped create the universe. Either of these senses may have given rise to the word's usage in a variety of fandoms .
==Characters==
* Archon, a character from the Dark-Hunter series
* Archon Raine, a character from Kindred: The Embraced
* Archon, a character from Mass Effect: Andromeda
* Archons, the group of deities in Genshin Impact
==Conventions==
* Archon, a Star Trek con held in the U.K. in 1994; it was the 38th official British Star Trek Con
* Archon, a Star Trek con held in San Jose, CA in 1978
* Archon, a multi-genre con held near St. Louis, Missouri beginning in 1977
Archon (Star Trek con held in the U.K.)

Archon was held August 26–29, 1994 at the Heathrow, Edwardian Hotel.
Guests: Patrick Stewart, William Campbell, Richard Arnold, Chas Evans, Terry Shuttleworth, Mark Ryan, Lee Sullivan, Arthur C. Clarke, Dave Prowse, Matt Irvine, Steve Wilson.
It was the 38th British Star Trek convention.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1994 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United Kingdom
Archon (multigenre con held in Missouri)

Archon was a convention held in Missouri.
==1982==
Some of the guests were Stephen King and Robert Bloch.
==1983==
The Chase-Park Plaza Hotel, St. Louis, July 23-24.
One guest was Gene Wolfe. 
===Con Report: 1983===
==1989==
Some guests were Anne McCaffrey, G.R.R. Martin.
===Con Report: 1989===
==1991==
A guest was George R.R. Martin.
===Con Report: 1991===
==References==
Category:Conventions in United States