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Ménage a Torres

Ménage a Torres is a het and slash 78-page anthology of stories featuring the sexual adventures of B'Elanna Torres, with one partner, or two. All fiction is by Diane Bellomo. The cover is by Jim McClure.
Age statement required. 
==Contents==
* Chained Melody (Torres/7)
* Yes, B'Elanna (Torres/Paris/7)
* Magenta Feelings (Torres/7/Paris)
* Truer Love (Torres/Paris, 7/Doctor)
* Party of Three (Torres/Paris/Kim) 
* With Sweet Emotion (the entire Voyager crew). 
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Métamorphose

Métamorphose was a Harry Potter archive for fanfiction about the character Nymphadora Tonks. It was founded in 2004 by Lady Emma with the slogan "All Tonks. All the time." By October 2005, the archive held 130 stories and had 176 registered authors.Métamorphose Main Page. 24 October 2005. (Accessed 02 July 2011 via Wayback Machine.)
It permitted both het and femslash Tonks pairings as well as gen Tonks fics and stories in which Tonks is not the main character. The site divided the fanfiction into ten categories:
* Just Tonks
* Tonks/Remus
* Tonks/Harry
* Tonks/Snape
* Tonks/Ginny
* Tonks/Sirius
* Tonks/Charlie
* Tonks/Hermione
* Tonks/Other
* Minor Tonks
Though most fics in the pairing categories were shippy, stories involving the characters' platonic relationship were also permitted. As of October 2005, the Tonks/Remus category had was the most popular by far with 57 fics, with the Tonks/Snape category a distant second with 12 fics. Many of the stories in the "Tonks/Other" category featured either Bill/Tonks or Kingsley/Tonks.Métamorphose Fanfic Categories: Tonks/Other. 27 October 2005. (Accessed 02 July 2011 via Wayback Machine.)
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== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Het ArchivesCategory:Femslash Archives
Míriel (website)

Míriel is a Lord of the Rings recommendation site. As of June 14, 2003, it offered 87 míriel (jewels). The navigation on the left used Elvish words with English translations only visible when holding your mouse over each word.
The page also hosted a few essays by Jinnie and elysi. The site was linked to from the Eternal archive and was affiliated with the Mithril Awards.
Description from Tower of Ecthelion:
From the FAQFAQ, via Wayback. (Accessed 12 October 2012):
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:2000s
Münchausen by Internet

Munchausen by Internet is faking emotional and physical distress in order to garner sympathy or money.
The pattern was identified in 1998 by psychiatrist Marc Feldman, who created the term "Münchausen by Internet" in 2000. It is based on "Munchausen syndrome", a psychiatric disorder identified in 1951.
==Behavior Patterns==
Feldman listed the following common behavior patterns in people who exhibited Münchausen by Internet:
* Medical literature from websites or textbooks is often duplicated or discussed in great detail.
* The length and severity of purported physical ailments conflicts with user behavior. Feldman uses the example of someone posting in considerable detail about being in septic shock, when such a possibility is extremely unlikely.
* Symptoms of ailments may be exaggerated as they correspond to a user's misunderstanding of the nature of an illness.
* Grave situations and increasingly critical prognoses are interspersed with "miraculous" recoveries.
* A user's posts eventually reveal contradictory information or claims that are implausible: for example, other users of a forum may find that a user has been divulging contradictory information about occurrence or length of hospital visits.
* When attention and sympathy decreases to focus on other members of the group, a user may announce that other dire events have transpired, including the illness or death of a close family member.
* When faced with insufficient expressions of attention or sympathy, a forum member claims this as a cause that symptoms worsen or do not improve.
* A user resists contact beyond the Internet, by telephone or personal visit, often claiming bizarre reasons for not being able to accept such contact.
* Further emergencies are described with inappropriate happiness, designed to garner immediate reactions.
* Other forum members post on behalf of a user, exhibiting identical writing styles, spelling errors, and language idiosyncrasies, suggesting that the user has created fictitious identities to move the conversation in their direction. Feldman, Marc, (July 2000). "Munchausen by Internet: detecting factitious illness and crisis on the Internet". 
==Notable Fannish Fakers==
* Victoria Bitter
* Msscribe
* Evie Whiting
* Kaycee Nicole
* hivliving
* others?
==Impact on Fandom==
==Further Reading==
* , "...in fandom, there's a tendency to trust. To take people at face value."
* , by KumquatWriter, November 2011 (one of many comments which feature aspects of the Victoria Bitter Wank)
* , by Molly Shalgos, March 5, 2013 (comments include fan examples)
==References==
Category:Scandals
N

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N may refer to:
==Characters==
*N, a character from Pokémon
*N, a character from Murder Drones
*N, a character from Xenoblade Chronicles
== Fans ==
* N, moderator of Evolutionslash
== People ==
* Cha Hakyeon, aka N, a member of VIXX
== Zines ==
* n!, the multimedia anthology
N'Wanda

N'Wanda is a fanfiction writer active in the Sentinel fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
*Free to Love You
== Awards ==
==Interviews==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
==== As Contributor ====
*852 Avenue
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
N.I.F.A.L.

N.I.F.A.L. is a slash 142-page anthology. The cover was a 2003 Sizzler winner: Best Art
FanQ 2003 nominee. Interior art by Elle Shukugawa and Hindman.
* Napoleon Bound by Sundance & Meredith
* Autoerotica by Theresa Kyle
* A Whale of a Tale by Summer
* Obsessions by Elizabeth Cochrane
* The Post-Nowhere Affair by Tauna
* Soap by Dillya K.
* The More Things Change by Joize
* Durian Dreaming by Clare Chew (a follow-on story is Weapon of Choice in Clandestine Affairs #2)
* Love Circle by Elle Shukugawa
* In the Heat of the Night by Gilrain
* Just the Sound of His Voice by Blondie
* The Filthy Affair by Tauna
* The Welcome Home Affair by Julia Justina
* Midnight Gambler by Sarah Lindsay
* Three Wishes by T. Gabrielle
* TLC by Emrys
* Twined by Elle Shukugawa
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:2002 Zines
N.K. Jemisin

N.K. Jemisin is a writer of SFF fiction. She won the Hugo Award for Best Novel for three years running, in 2016, 2017, and 2018, for the three books in her Broken Earth Trilogy, and a Hugo Award in 2020 for her novelette, "Emergency Skin." Her acceptance speech in 2018, delivered in person at Worldcon in San Jose, talked about racism in the SF industry. This annoyed Robert Silverberg and members of the Sad Puppies community.
Jemisin was involved in RaceFail '09 on LiveJournal. In January 2010, on the rough one-year anniversary of RaceFail, she published a post to her blog entitled Why I Think RaceFail Was The Bestest Thing Evar for SFF.
==Interviews==
She was interviewed for the article What Fan Fiction Teaches That the Classroom Doesn’t () as an author with a fanfic-writing background.
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:Social Media Feature
N7 SOLDIER

N7 SOLDIER is a Final Fantasy VII and Mass Effect crossover fanfiction by ScreamingViking. Set after ME3 and before FF7 Crisis Core, it follows Female!Shepard after she crash lands alone on Gaia and becomes involved in Shinra and particularly SOLDIER. 
==Summary==
==Fan Responses and Reviews==
==Fandom==
===Fanart===
* by Lucife56 and JenMania 
* by Lucife56
* by lucife56, fanart for Ch. 44
* by lucife56, fanart for Ch. 47 (Tumblr link)
* by lucife56, fanart for Ch. 51
* , fanart by jen-mania
===See also===
* TVTropes page for the fic
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VII Fanfiction
Category:Mass Effect
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
NASCAR RPF

NASCAR RPF is sports RPF fandom based on drivers, crew members, and other personalities involved in the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing.
There are two large groups of fic writers: slash writers (many from media fandom) who slash the characters with each other, and gen/het writers, many of whom write romantic fiction featuring original female characters.
==Links & Resources==
* NASCAR RPF at Archive of Our Own
* Fan Fic Nation, a site opened in early 2008 that currently has over a thousand stories. Membership in the site is required to read fic. Now defunct.
* nascar_slash community on LiveJournal
*
NBC Revolution

NBC_Revolution, also known as We still don't know why the power went out. is a general Livejournal community dedicated on Revolution. Discussion, fanfiction, fangraphics, and etc are all accepted.
==Challenges==
*Revolution's Secret Santa
*Revolution's Valentine's Bingo-A-Thon
*NBC_Rev Community - 100 prompts in 100 days
*NBC_Rev Community - 60 prompts in 60 days
Category:RevolutionCategory:2012Category:2010s
NCC-1701

* NCC-1701, or NCC-1701-D (NCC-1701-D to distinguish it from prior starships with the same name), is the name of the USS Enterprise in Star Trek
* NCC-1701-D (also: "U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D") , a Star Trek: TNG zine Jackie Edwards
* NCC-1701, a Star Trek: TOS zine published by Dawn Snyder in the 1970s
* NCC-1701, a Star Trek: TOS zine published by Brett Bonner in the 1980s
* NCC-1701D, a Star Trek:TNG newsletter by Natasha Mohr
NCC-1701D (Star Trek: TNG newsletter)

For articles with a similar name, see NCC-1701.
NCC-1701D is a Star Trek: TNG newsletter. It has news, reviews, letters of comment, cartoons, articles, editorials, and more.
Its fiction sister zine is Hailing Frequencies.
==Issue 8==
NCC-1701D 8 was published in May 1990.
==Issue 9==
NCC-1701D 9 was published in July 1990.
==Issue 10==
NCC-1701D 10 was published in 1990 and contains 20 pages.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10==
: The editor of "NCC-1701D" replied: 
: Another fan, the zined for Comlink, also complains about the first review: : 
==Issue 11==
NCC-1701D 11 (v.3 n.1) was published in January 1991 and contains 24 pages.
It contains art by Belinda Gavin, Gennie Summers, and Anne Davenport.
Comments from the editor about the letter about the Kirk statue being proposed for Riverside, Iowa: 
From the editorial: 
* Table of Contents (2)
* letter by Richard van Frank (comments about Denise Crosby's departure from the show, the careless way in which Tasha Yar was killed) (3)
* letter, City of Riverside, IA (from Steve Miller of the Riverside Area Community Club, topic is a proposed statue of Captain Kirk in this town, that Paramount agrees to the plan, that the town has to 1) pay Shatner $20,000 to use his likeness, (2) have the dedication on September 25, 1991, and town has to pay roughly $30,000 to construct the statue itself) (4)
* Pertinent Data, news bits (5)
* Convention Watch (8)
* review of Tantalus #1, see that page (9)
* Episode Guide, part nine (10)
* Star Trek Trivial Pursuit, cartoons by Anne Davenport (12)
* Wesley Leaves for the Academy -- and some of us will actually miss him!, essay by Natasha Mohr (15)
* Long Winded Editorial by Yours Truly (18)
* The Memory of Others, fiction by Natasha Mohr (20)
* Crew's Classified, ads (23) 
Image:ncc1701d11-1.jpg|from issue #11, Anne Davenport
Image:ncc1701d11-2.jpg|from issue #11, Gennie Summers
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
 
Category:1990s
NCC-1701 (Star Trek: TOS zine 1)

For articles with a similar name, see NCC-1701.
NCC-1701 is a very early gen 100-page Star Trek: TOS anthology by Dawna Snyder. 
It includes the script for Star Date 3113.7, a play performed in 1971 in a Baton Rouge community theater production and a little art by Dawna Snyder, Karen Flanery, Thomas, and Linda Leach.
From a 1971 ad in Leonard's Pennsy & Otherwise Freaks: "Read the "fascinating stories" about meeting the stars. Only $1 and 4 8¢ stamps."
==Contents==
* The Bloodless Battle, short-short by Terry Anne Ross (1) 
* Where There's a Will, There's a Way by D. Snyder (3)
* Tribbles by Joan Foley (45)
* Tribble Troubles by Dawna Snyder (46)
* Star Date 3113.7, script by L.E. Wallace, Jr. (47)
* Interludes, cartoon by Hal Smith (63)
* The Technician's Life by Jacqueline Lichtenberg (64)
* Mr. Spock by Joan Foley (65)
* Books by the crew of the Enterprise (65)
*A Fire Burns Yellow, poem by Karla Murphy (66)
* one-liners by Carol Andrus (66)
* Infinite Sunset, poem by Gail Barton (66)
* The Council by Celeste Hardy (A very, very early Mary Sue story, mentioned in Boldly Writing. The author writes in the story's introduction: "When I began writing my Star Trek stories, I added a character to the crew of the Enterprise. This character is Janice Daniels, an eighteen-year old with long, brown hair -- and green eyes. This is how she came to join the Enterprise.") (67)
* Ads (101)
* You are Receiving this Zine Because (102)
Image:ncc1701art1.jpg|Linda Leach
Image:ncc1701art2.jpg|Karen Flanery
Image:ncc1701art3.jpg|Thomas
Image:ncc1701art4.jpg|Dawna Snyder
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1971 Zines
NCC-1701 (Star Trek: TOS zine 2)

For articles with a similar name, see NCC-1701.
NCC-1701 is a Star Trek: TOS zine that contains articles, interviews, an editor's column. Each month contains another installment of the story, 'Karor" about a newly appointed Klingon captain who seeks his first victory from the Enterprise's destruction.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1980s
NCIS-CBS

NCIS-CBS was a Yahoo!Groups that had moderated membership, with 4,389 members at its close. The group's peak period was in 2004-2012. While posting diminished rapidly after 2013, when it was active it had as many as 1685 messages a month.
Description:
Category:NCIS
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
NCIS: Los Angeles

==Series Information==
NCIS: Los Angeles is a spin-off of NCIS and follows the adventures of the Office Of Special Projects, a division of NCIS that is charged with apprehending dangerous and elusive criminals that pose a threat to the United States's national security. About NCIS: Los Angeles Accessed 7 March, 2010 
The team comprises Operations Manager Henrietta "Hetty" Lange, Special Agent G Callen, former Navy SEAL Special Agent Sam Hanna, Special Agent Kensi Blye, Operational Psychologist Nate Getz, and Technical Operators Eric Beale. Rookie agent Dominic "Dom" Vail was written out of the show in first season episode, Missing. Analyst Nell Jones joined the team in the second season and usually works with Eric Beale.
==Fandom==
NCIS: Los Angeles is a classic buddy cop show; a fact that can be easily surmised by the popularity of the buddy pairing G Callen/Sam Hanna. Callen is also a classic woobie raised in foster homes (canonically 39 of them) he got his name from his suitcase which was labelled 'G Callen'. His great skill is as an undercover agent, a man of many faces. Two of his former foster siblings have died on the show so far. 
The show occasionally passes the Bechdel Test with its two great female characters, Hetty Lange and Agent Kensi Blye.
==Online Links==
===Communities===
NCIS LA (ncis_la on LJ)
The Boathouse (theboathouse on DW)
NCIS Gay (ncisgay on LJ)
Fanfiction communities:
NCIS:LA FanFic (NCIS:LA Fanfic on LJ)
NCIS:LA Slash (NCIS:LA Slash on LJ)
G Callen/Sam Hanna communities:
Callen Hanna (Callen Hanna on DW 
Sam Callen (Sam Callen on LJ) 
NCIS Salmon (NCIS Salmon on LJ) 
Kensi Blye/G Callen community
Kensi Callen (Kensi Callen on LJ)
===Fanfiction Archives & Lists===
NCIS: Los Angeles at fanfiction.net
NCIS: Los Angeles at Archive of Our Own
===Resources===
(tbc)
==References==
Category:NCIS: Los Angeles
NCIS: New Orleans

NCIS: New Orleans is the second spin-off of TV series NCIS.
==Canon==
===Characters===
Main characters
* Meredith Brody
* Tammy Gregorio
* Sebastian Lund
* Christoper LeSalle
* Sonja Percy
* Patton Plame
* Dwayne Pride
* Loretta Wade
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Meredith Brody/Dwayne "King" Pride
* Meredith Brody/Christopher LaSalle
* Meredith Brody/James Lathom
* Sonja Percy/Tammy Gregorio
* Sonja Percy/Christopher LaSalle
* Eva Azarova/Tammy Gregorio
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* NCIS New Orleans & crossover works at FFN
* NCIS: New Orleans works at AO3
* Tumblr tags: ncis new orleans
==Resources==
* NCIS New Orleans.net, fan resource
* NCIS New Orleans at NCIS FanWiki
Category:NCIS Category:NCIS: New Orleans
NCIS Fanfiction Archive

NCISFiction Archive was founded sometime in late 2004. It closed in October 2007 due to heavy traffic that required a dedicated server, but the owner, Andromeda, didn't have the money to cover the cost. A month later, thanks to generosity of Walter from squidge.org, the archive came back on a new server and with its own domain.04/11/2007 - The archive is up again! -- Wayback Machine showcasing the news posts in question, accessed February 10, 2017 Currently the site is down and all its content is being migrated to SquidgeWorld.
==Stats==
As of February 10, 2017 the archive has:
* Members: 21007
* Series: 2
* Stories: 4082
* Chapters: 9293
* Word count: 3025358
* Authors: 522
* Reviews: 2630
* Reviewers: 447
As far as categories go:
* Gen [1179]
* Slash [1848]
* Het [1085]
* Mixed Up [54]
* Non-English [30]
==References==
Category:NCIS Websites
Category:2004
Category:Squidge.org
ND Stevenson

Nate "ND" Stevenson, aka gingerhaze, is an American cartoonist best known for his fantasy comic Nimona, the BOOM! Studios comic Lumberjanes, and most recently the Netflix reboot She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Stevenson produced fanart on tumblr and gained a large following there before releasing Nimona and having his professional career take off. He was in the Marvel Cinematic Universe fandom.
Nate is transmasculine and bigender. In August 2021, he began to be referred to as ND, uploading a comic a few months later showcasing his complicated feelings towards his name.Name (October 2021) As a result previous works, articles and blog posts etc may refer to him under his dead name. In June 2022, he announced his name is Nate and pronouns are he/him. He intends to use ND for his professional work.Nate (June 2022)
==Example Fanart==
* The Broship of the Ring, a fanart series reinterpreting The Lord of the Rings as a Modern AU road trip story (mostly single images, but also including a three-page retelling of the bridge scene)
==References==
Category: ND Stevenson
NECKZ 'n THROATS

NECKZ 'n THROATS is a Teen Wolf shared universe in which there is a genre of magazines (either porn or lifestyle) catering to werewolves. Fans have written fanfiction, drawn fan art, produced a vidmithborien. VIDLET: Neckz 'n' Throats Photoshoot (Teen Wolf RPF AU). Posted to LiveJournal June 3, 2013. (Accessed 4 December 2013), created a podfic, and even produced full-length issues of the fictitious magazine.
It started on Tumblr on January 11, 2013 when helenish reblogged a photo of Stiles and added a short not!fic-style comment.helenish. January 11, 2013 Tumblr post. (Accessed 4 December 2013.) warmbrightwings, helenish, and rainglazed added to the text in further reblogs, and captain-snark photoshopped the hypothetical magazine cover.captain-snark. January 11, 2013 Tumblr post. (Accessed 4 December 2013.) 
==Resources==
*neckz 'n throats - Tumblr tag
*NECKZ ‘n’ THROATS masterpost by swingsetindecember
*neckznthroats - Tumblr dedicated to reblogging NECKZ 'n THROATS posts
* Neckz 'n' Throats fanworks tag on AO3
*Daily Dot article: "Teen Wolf" fans launch a lifestyle magazine for werewolves by Gavia Baker-Whitelaw on June 5, 2013
*the Neckz 'N Throats Magazine premiere issue - the magazine referenced in the Daily Dot article
==References==
Category:Teen Wolf
Category:Shared Universes
NEFilk

NEFilk is the filk convention of the northeastern United States, which is held in various locations with various names, including ConCerto, ConCertino, Conterpoint, and Contata. It's usually held in June or July. The name "NEFilk" was established in 2000, although it was "backdated" to describe previous conventions in the group.NEFilk About page, Feb 28 2008, wayback machine 
In 2017, its website moved to Wordpress, and much of the previous info is now only available via the Wayback Machine.
==History==
In 2020, it was held online, with no registration or fees required, via Discord and Zoom, with open chat in both places, and performances managed by moderators muting everyone except specific performers.
==References==
Category:Filk MusicCategory:Conventions in United States
NEWS

NEWS (ニュース, Nyūsu) is a popular Japanese boyband under Johnny's Entertainment. Members include Koyama Keiichiro, Kato Shigeaki, Masuda Takahisa, and Tegoshi Yuya. As well as being singers, the members of NEWS also appear on variety shows and in various J-Dramas.
==Members==
Current Members
*Koyama Keiichiro
*Kato Shigeaki
*Masuda Takahisa
*Tegoshi Yuya
Former Members
*Moriuchi Takahiro
*Uchi Hiroki
*Kusano Hironori
*Yamashita Tomohisa
*Nishikido Ryo
==The Fandom==
From the release of their single "Chankapaana" on July 18, 2012 as a four-member group, NEWS fans refer to themselves as "Paanas".
NEWS has an active RPF fandom. The most popular pairings are Koyama Keiichiro/Kato Shigeaki (KoyaShige) and Tegoshi Yuya/Masuda Takahisa (Tegomass). 
==Fanworks==
==Resources==
*4 NEWS FANS at LiveJournal
*NEWS-Jpop at LiveJournal
*Fanfiction at AO3 (1,259 works as of 3rd December 2019)
Category:Johnny's Entertainment
NEW STATEMENT: Where's the Fire?

NEW STATEMENT: Where's the Fire? is a very early 1989 open letter by Leigh Arnold.
It was printed in Arnold's zine, Magnificent Seven #7 which has a copyright date of November 1988. This zine also contains a reprint of Press Release to Fan Clubs, Fanzine Publishers, Fan Artists, and Fans (dated early January 2, 1989), which means Arnold's essay appears to have been tucked some issues mailed in 1989. 
The reason it is called a "new" statement is because the zine has another open letter called Statement: regarding the issue of bootlegging and cloning zines. 
This open letter was also reprinted without crediting the author in Magnificent Tails #2 in February 1989.
Much (all?) of this essay was also included in The Federation Archives (Second Addendum) in March 1989. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The Blake's 7 Wars
* fandom and profit
* the pro-cons being planned by Terry Nation and Paul Darrow
*well-behaved fans follow the rules
* Paul Darrow and Terry Nation are fans' friends
* greed and jealousy ruin things for other fans
* Paul Darrow, Terry Nation, and Michael Keating have a right to tell some fans who are unkind to stop using their characters in fanworks
* addresses the late 1988 open letter, Name Withheld By Request
==The Open Letter==
 
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==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1989 Meta
Category:1989 Open Letters
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
NEXT

NEXT is a seven-member C-pop boy band under Yuehua Entertainment.Yuehua Entertainment They debuted as 'NEX7' on June 21, 2018, and relaunched under their current name on November 8, 2019.Wikipedia:NEXT (Chinese band)
==Archives & Resources==
*Wikipedia:NEXT (Chinese band)
*NEXT fanworks on AO3
==References==
Category:Music RPF
Category:C-Media Fandom
NGA

NGA is a popular discussion forum based in China. It started as a gaming-focused platform but has expanded its scope over time to include a wide variety of topics, including technology, anime, movies, and general lifestyle discussions. It is particularly well-known among gamers (especially from World of Warcraft, DOTA, Arknights and Hoyoverse games), fans of anime and manga.
NGA is often compared to Reddit due to its forum structure with various sub-forums dedicated to specific topics, some of them have their own forum staff.
Category:Chinese-Speaking Fandom