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Requiem for a Pizza

Requiem for a Pizza is a two-part absurdist comedy SFM by ItalianNinja, starring characters from Team Fortress 2. Part One ("The Meeting") was posted in September 2016, and Part Two ("Part Two") was posted almost five years later, in June 2021. Both videos have received millions of views as well as high praise from the TF2 community. 
==Plot==
The videos follow a BLU Demoman who, disillusioned with his mercenary work, becomes a pizza deliveryman. He quickly endangers, saves, and befriends a RED Sniper. The two of them team up with a BLU Scout and a RED Spy to recover the pizza after it is taken by genderbent versions of Scout and Sniper. Hijinks ensue. 
==Reactions==
 
Part Two has been credited with introducing some people to the Demoman/Sniper pairing, and it held in high regard by many shippers. 
==Recursive Fanworks==
===Art & Edits===
* (2021) by Janos Cadela
* (2019) by deerestnight
* (2022) by taaannnkk
* (2021) by currrsy
* (2023) by slimsnipes
* (2022) by BEEZER_Br0
Category:Team Fortress 2
Category:2016 Fan Films
Category:2021 Fan Films
Requirements

Requirements is a slash Dean/OMC novel by J.M Griffin. 
 
==Series==
* Revelations 
* Requirements
* Reckonings
==Chapters==
* Cold Comfort (1)
* Requirements (29)
* Hum of the Universe (104)
* A Song Twice Over (139)
==Summary==
==References==
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:2008 Zines
Category:2009 Zines
Requital

Requital is a Kirk/Spock story by JS Cavalcante. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #32.
 
==Summary==
"After Henochʼs death, Spock realizes that he raped Chapel and that she saw his love for Jim while they shared consciousness."
==Excerpt==
"It is late, very late in gamma watch when he comes to my door. I know instantly who it is, and I open the door before he speaks. "Christine." He stands in my doorway in the shadows of ship's night, the answer to every dream and hope I've ever had… "Christine, I have come to -- " "I know. You want to say you're sorry for what Henoch did. It wasn't your fault." He looks at me again. "I know it is illogical. I was not present; I could not prevent his actions. Yet I know he used… my flesh, my Vulcan abilities, to v-violate you."
==Author's Comments==
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Requited

Requited is a slash 301-page X-Files anthology.
Colour cover by Mika. Plus full-size fold-out colour art by Sean Spencer. The zine is digest-sized.
==Editorial==
==Contents==
* Preface by M. Butterfly (i)
* Abducted by Xanthe ("Fox Mulder smiled happily to himself as he pondered his whole alien abduction/falling in love with Walter Skinner analogy. He was lying lazily in bed, having woken up early—a classic sign of hopeless lovesickness—and he was wondering just how much anal probing was going to happen in the next half-hour.") (1)
* Living with Mulder: 1 by Danni ("a snippet in the life") (9)
* Out of the Frying Pan by Elizabeth Gerber ("My first thought, seeing Mark Lopez backed up against the wall, was that he had always seemed so tall to me. He 'd always loomed over me, whispering, taunting. The man, that new teacher, wasn 't even touching him. He stood about two inches in front of Mark, glowering down at him, the fluorescent lights glinting off his glasses, his fists clenched, the muscles in his arms bunched under his long-sleeved polo shirt. He fabulous.") (11)
* Hatteras Light by Rosalita (""C'mon, Walter. We've been sitting in this car for over an hour, and I need to stretch. Look, we'll just hop over that sand dune, have a swim, and when we come back, the traffic will probably have cleared up."") (73)
* Human by M. Butterfly (""Whether you choose to believe me or not. Agent Mulder, I enjoyed your company that night. And I know you like basketball, so I thought you 'd be the, uh, ideal person to watch a game with. But if you think I'm being inappropriate or making you uncomfortable—"") (83)
* Living with Mulder: 2 by Danni ("a snippet in the life") (145)
* Perfect Blue by Kiyoko ("Since the encounter with Chazov, Skinner was determined to find out the truth behind all of this and Uncle Sergei. His passport had been taken, as well as his plane ticket, but he didn 't mind at all. Right now, he had everything he needed: his wallet, the key, the address safe inside his head, his willpower— and Mulder, his unique agent. With them, he would find everything.") (147)
* Living with Mulder: 3 by Danni ("a snippet in the life") (287)
* The Ghost and Mr. Skinner by Diana Williams ("He took my hands in his and looked into my eyes, his own eyes filled with sorrow and compassion. "Walter, in a few minutes, people are going to come to the door with bad news. I just want you to know that I'm here for you, and that I'll always be here for you. All right?"") (289)
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Category:Slash Zines
Category:X-Files Slash Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Rerun Fantasy

Rerun Fantasy is a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Ursula Tulle.
It was published in Fantasies.
==Summary==
"After a marathon session of sex, Spock confesses to having doctored Kirkʼs champagne."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Rescue, Reunion and Fulfillment

Rescue, Reunion and Fulfillment is a 31-page gen Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Avril Bowles. 
The interior art is full-size piece of art by Rosemarie Hauer and one small piece by Renate Haller. 
This zine is the sequel to New Beginnings, New Dreams.
==About==
From the author: 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Rescue (Star Trek: TOS story by Greggia Seta)

Rescue is a Spock/Kirk/McCoy story by Greggia Seta.
It was published in the print zine Shades of Grey #5.
==Summary==
"Leonard McCoy, despondent over his lady leaving ENTERPRISE, finds himself taken in hand by his two best friends and shown that, even though they're lovers, Kirk and Spock still care about him and need him in their lives."
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
==References==
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S/Mc Fanfiction
Rescue Me (Vampire Diaries fic)

Rescue Me is a Klaroline All Human AU written by klarolineepiclove. The fic won Best AU/AH Fiction in 2013 at Klaroline Awards.
Summary:
==Controversy==
After the first draft of chapter 1 was initially posted on FFN some fans pointed out the similaries between the fic and a novel by Rachel Gibson. The author reworked the chapter and added an apology at the end of chapter 1 that read:
==Reviews==
==Fanart==
* Fic poster
* Fic poster
* Fic poster
* Fic Trailer
* ebook files
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Rescue Me (vid)

Rescue Me is a VCR era fanvid by The Media Cannibals. The vid was shown at the Escapade and Revelcon vid shows and also appeared on Kandy Fong's songtape collection In the Beginning (songvid collection)
While working on the vid "Rescue Me", Rachael Sabotini coined the term garbage can vid to describe it: a vid using clips from a wide array of media sources--TV, movies and commercials--not all of them fannish in nature.
From a 2015 interview with Rachel Sabotini for the Media Fandom Oral History Project:
Rescue Our Animated Rangers

Rescue Our Animated Rangers, also known as R.O.A.R., was a campaign to make Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers available to the general public again. The main demand was for Disney to release the entire series on home video. It was founded by Eddie Baird and The Robo|\|erd in March 1998.
== Reasons ==
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers' syndication run ended on September 3rd, 1993, with Bonkers taking its timeslot afterwards. This was the last time the show had been aired on North American free TV. As only a few select episodes were released on home video over the years, the show itself was out of reach for everyone who didn't have cable and pay TV. Therefore, the Meta Fic The Rangerillion refers to the time from September 4th on as The Dark Age. All that most Rangerphiles had left of the show were memories, fan art and, especially from 1997 on, an increasing number of fan fiction.
Even before the arrival of the DVD, some TV series were released on VHS, often in their entirety. Disney didn't do this with their animated shows, though, so an initiative was started for this to come to pass. The arrival of the DVD provided for an even more convenient medium for home video releases of TV series which gave R.O.A.R. an even better reason to want CDRR to be re-released.
== R.O.A.R. Board ==
Next to a website created by Matt Plotecher and Julie Bihn (the latter would found Rangerphiles Against Gadget Erotica later the same year), R.O.A.R. had its own forum on InsideTheWeb which was launched alongside the Web site itself and affiliated with the Acorn Cafe, the message board of the CDRR fandom.
On Christmas Eve 2000, The Acorn Cafe itself which was hosted on InsideTheWeb, too, irreversibly fell victim to one of InsideTheWeb's increasing frequent crashes. Since there was no way to recover it, Julie Bihn re-branded her R.O.A.R. Board the new Acorn Cafe, thus ending the existence of a R.O.A.R. forum.
The former R.O.A.R. Board itself ceased to exist on March 9th, 2001 when InsideTheWeb shut down altogether. On February 28th already, the Rangerphiles left the sinking ship InsideTheWeb and set up all-new forums, including a new Acorn Cafe, elsewhere in an event now known as The Great Migration.
== Relative Success ==
Starting in 2005, Disney finally released the first two of the three CDRR seasons as DVD boxes in North America with one whole season each. While a much-anticipated general release of season 3 has yet to occur (which would contain "Good Times, Bat Times", one of the most popular episodes), this was seen as a success, and R.O.A.R. wasn't needed anymore.
Independently from R.O.A.R., there was a brief but intense campaign by a Belgian individual from 2006 to 2007 to have the DVD boxes released in Europe as well. Season 1 was released in Europe in 2007; whether or not this was thanks to the campaign is unknown. Season 2 took until 2012.
==References==
Category:Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers
Category:1998
Rescuing the Knight

"Rescuing the Knight" is an essay by Cynthia J. Hoffman about Save Forever Knight, the campaign waged in 1996 by Forever Knight fans on the FORKNI-L mailing list to save the show from cancellation, and how the organization of the Forever Knight Wars played a significant role in their ability to organize their campaign. The essay was originally posted on-line to Bad Subjects Issue #24, February 1996. At the time, the campaign to save Forever Knight was still in full swing.
In writing "Rescuing the Knight", Cynthia was aided by Catherine A. Siemann, Susan M. Garrett, and Dianne T. DeSha.
==Excerpts== 
==References==
Category: Forever Knight Meta
Category: 1996 Meta
Research

Research is a Kirk/Spock story by K'Chaps.
It was published in the print zine Dark Fire #2.
==Summary==
"Kirk gets more than he bargained for when Spock discovers heʼs been trying to research Vulcan sexuality and gives him a lesson he wonʼt soon forget."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Research/Development

Research/Development is a Star Trek: TNG story by Kara Storm and Sharon Taylor. The art is by Kara Storm.
The story was printed in Abode of Strife #10, which was usually a gen publication. This issue, however, was billed as "our heterosexual X-rated issue," and an age statement was required.
The pairing is Riker and Data. What genre this was considered seemed to be up for grabs. A reviewer calls it slash and declares she felt tricked by semantics. The publisher may not have considered this story slash as Data in the story has both female and male sexual organs. (In canon, Data, an android, describes himself as "fully functional," but doesn't specify with what.)
From Bill Hupe, the editor of Abode of Strife: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Research: Or, how not to send an SOS at least a decade before it was invented

Research: Or, how not to send an SOS at least a decade before it was invented is an essay by Sheila Paulson in Psst... Hey Kid, Wanna Buy a Fanzine? #6. 
Its focus was on doing proper background research for fanfiction.
==Excerpt==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
ResearchBTS

Nicole Santero is an aca-fan and SOC PhD student studying the culture & social structure of ARMY (BTS). She is most known for her Purple Maps, which uses the Trendsmap website and purple lights to show people around the world on Twitter mentioning keywords about ARMY and BTS. She began her work in 2019. She works with a team to conduct surveys and collect data about the fandom.
Santero is a Managing Editor, Peer Reviewer & Marketing Team for The R3 Journal
==Articles Featuring ResearchBTS== 
===The (Remote) Interview: Nicole Santero (2020)===
In this articleThe (Remote) Interview: Nicole Santero (2020) by Diane Russell posted on August 3, 2020, Nicole Santero details her experience as an ARMY (BTS) and her involvement with other academics in the fandom.
==Academic Works==
==Criticisms==
On April 23, 2021, ResearchBTS became involved in the Emily and her 19 friends (BTS ARMY) situation and faced criticisms from her fellow ARMYs. The criticisms centered around the ethics of academics in fandoms, publicity academics draw to the fandom with their research, and the want for transparency from academics.
==References==
Category:BTS
Category: Academia
Category: People
Research Anthology: Crossfire: The Tholian Slaughter Report, Genesis Report, Medusian Report

Research Anthology: Crossfire: The Tholian Slaughter Report, Genesis Report, Medusian Report is a fictional non-fiction zine that takes place in a Star Trek: TOS universe. 
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Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Reservation Dogs

Reservation Dogs is an teen comedy-drama streaming television series and notable because it features production team and writers and directors are Indigenous. Is also the first series to be filmed entirely in Oklahoma.
The series follows the lives of four Indigenous American teenagers living in rural Oklahoma as they struggle with the urge to move to California to fulfill the wish of their late friend Daniel. However, they must first pick up the loose ends of their troubled and delinquent youthful lives.
==Resources & External Links==
*Reservation Dogs (TV) - Ao3 tag
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Reset Button

Hitting the reset button describes a strategy for undoing or rendering void changes to a canon that have occurred within a fanwork or tie-in. Popular reset techniques include amnesia, waking from a dream, or "let us never speak of this again."
Historically, television shows have mainly employed the reset button in order to make the show easier to watch in second-run syndication, or reruns. 
Alternately, creators of a canon may hit their own reset button, to discard a storyline that is not working or reinvent the plot. Alias is notorious for regular resets, as are most properties developed by J. J. Abrams.
If rocks fall, everybody dies, and then the main character wakes up to discover it was all a dream, then someone has hit the reset button.
==History==
Even if a show does not achieve financial success in its first run, if it can be sold to a network that will show it in second-run syndication, it can continue to make money for its producers. Therefore, writers have a very good reason to make sure that the status quo is restored at the end of the show, and it usually is. If a character is fired, they'll get their job back at the end of the episode; if two buddy cops break up, they'll get back together; Gilligan will always mess up the plan to escape from the island. 
Since the early 1970s, Story Arcs have become more common. The availability of full seasons of TV shows on VHS, DVD and internet on-demand streaming services, means that creators know that their audience will be able to watch all the episodes in order whenever they want to. This lets them produce shows like Heroes or 24, or the various online-only series on Hulu, Amazon, Netflix, etc. In these shows, each episode moves several plot threads forward, but may not conclude any of them at the end of 42 minutes. More common, though, are shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer which have a mix of key story arc (or mytharc) episodes with episodes that mostly stand alone.
==Influence on fandom==
The repeated use of the reset button can lead to characters appearing to have unrealistic emotional reactions to the events of each episode; in a buddy cop show, for instance, it is common for a character to fall desperately in love with a BOTW, and then be torn apart from her, either by death or other tragic circumstances. Then, next week, the affected character shows no signs of depression or even memory that anything happened. 
This lack of emotional continuity is not usually seen as a flaw by most casual fans of sci-fi or action-oriented series; however, it is often a spur to fanfic writers. Whether it's called an episode tag, a coda, or a post-ep, almost every fandom whose source text employs the reset button ends up creating a genre of fanfiction dedicated to tying up emotional threads that were left hanging by the reset button.
==Fanworks==
Resetti

Resetti is a minor character from Animal Crossing. In New Leaf and earlier iterations he chastises characters for resetting their game (perhaps to take advantage of RNG or undo a mistake). This feature encourages more 'honest' play. He has not been confirmed for New Horizons as of May 2020, however, he is referenced in an Island Evaluation feedback message, which hints at his return. Some fans theorize that he is the rescue service dispatcher.
==Fandom==
Many fans reacted poorly to Resetti, with some even scared of his presence. His anger was toned down in later games, as well as the addition of his calmer older brother Don, however, fanon still portrays him at his angriest on occasion.
==Fanworks==
===Animation===
===Fanart===
===Meta===
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Mr Resetti tagged works at Archive of our Own
* Resetti on Nookipedia
Category:Animal Crossing Characters
Resistance (X-Files story)

Resistance is a Mulder/Krycek story by Imajiru.
Summary: Another place, another time, and what might have been...
Summary: Another place, another time, and what might have been...An AU where Alex meets Fox during the colonization war when they're kids (and everyone else), and it evolves until they're adults.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Resistance Communique

Resistance Communique is a gen Blake's 7 anthology, a newsletter, published by Blake's Seven Information Service and Appreciation Society, also known as the Seveners Club. It contains both fiction and non-fiction and is one of the first Blake's 7 zines. There are at least two issues.
==Issue 1==
Resistance Communique 1 was published in August 1978, contains 9 pages and no art.
Fiction:
* Liz Newton, "Deliver Us from Evil" 
Nonfiction:
* Carole, "Editorial"
* Various announcements
* "Quiz: How Much Do You Know about Blake's Seven?"
* "Competition" (art, fiction)
* "Favorite Characters, Aliens/Others, Episodes"
* "Blake/Avon Relationship Analysis"
==Issue 2==
Resistance Communique 2 was published in November 1978, contains 12 pages and no art. 
Fiction:
* Carole S. Fairman, "The Price of Water" 
Nonfiction:
* Carole, "Editorial"
* Zine ads: Liberator 1-2-3; Delirium, A Woman's Place,
* Freya; Spacefall 1-2; Alternative Seven; Strangers Among Us
* "Question" (quiz)
* "Stephen Greif" (bio)
* "Space Commander Travis" (essay)
* Janet Ellicott, with Anne Harding and Jo Banks, "Mission Impossible: A Visit to the 'Blake's 7' Set"
* "Notice to Members"
Poetry:
* Marilyn White, "Olag Gan," "Kerr Avon"
* Carole S. Fairman, untitled poems
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Resistance is Futile List

The Resistance was Futile List was a mailing list in Star Trek: Voyager focused on the pairing of Kim/Seven. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.
During the early 2000s much of the initial fanfiction posted on the mailing list was archived at the group's website, Tertiary-Adjunct Uni-matrix K-7-1‎.
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Category:Het Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1997 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Resistant Reading

In discussions of fanworks, "resistant reading" is a term often used to describe deliberately interpreting canon in ways that are counter to author's (stated or implied) intent. For instance, arguing that the Slytherins are the true heroes of the Harry Potter books or that Susan in the Narnia books is treated unfairly by Aslan may be described as resistant readings. Cori Falls was infamous for this in her viewing of the Pokémon anime, seeing Team Rocket as the true heroes and Ash Ketchum as the unrepentant villain.
One proposed theory of slash is that it is a form of resistant reading (or queering the text) that resists the historical tendency of canon to focus on presumptively heterosexual white men by allowing members of other groups to add themselves and their experiences to the text by proxy. Slash may also be described as resistant reading simply in the sense that characters an author intends to portray as heterosexual are often interpreted as bisexual or gay by fans, not because they are unaware of the author's intent, but because they choose to disregard it.
Recently, however, resistant reading has become a theme of shipping in general; the biggest examples include Avatar: The Last Airbender fans who disregard the canon Aang/Katara relationship and choose to see the series as a Zuko/Katara love story, Voltron: Legendary Defender fans who continued to deny the Allurance romance even as it unfolded, or Harry Potter fans who ignore the canon couples in favor of Harry/Hermione.
This can even happen in canons where couples are only implied, where the fans feel "forced" to ship the couple with the most hints instead of the one they prefer. Fire Emblem is a good example of this.
Character death can also factor into resistant reading; if a character's fate is left ambiguous in the actual text, fans will come up with reasons and ways for them to still be alive even if the creator either states outright or implies that the character died.
Category:Academia Category:Glossary
Resmiranda

Resmiranda is a fanfic writer mainly known for her works in the InuYasha fandom. She was active during 2003 to 2012. In 2010, she started writing original works and releasing it on her community brittledevinity - free for all to view.
==Notable Fanworks==
* Tales From the House of the Moon (InuYasha, Sesshomaru/Kagome) Kagome, now in college, discovers the tale of Sesshomaru and Rin. Grief can be a prison, but the bonds of love are not easily broken. What is the truth behind fairytales?
* The Shadows Trilogy (Harry Potter, Snape/Hermione), beginning with Like Shadows on the Winter Sky: When Voldemort tires of Severus, he exacts his punishment. Hermione is reluctantly along for the ride in Snape's journey out of the darkness. SS/HG - not the typical love story.
Category:Fanwriters
Resolution (Star Trek: TOS story by Kate Singer)

Resolution is a Kirk/Spock story by Kate Singer. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #7.
==Summary==
"After the Klingon Peace Conference, Kirk tries to win back the love he abandoned years ago, when guilt drove a wedge between him and Spock."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎