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Black Fire

Black Fire is a Star Trek pro novel written by Sonni Cooper. The book became a flashpoint discussion about the quality of Trek pro books. 
See List of Star Trek TOS Pro Books with Fan Connections.
==Cooper the Fan==
Cooper was a Star Trek fanfic writer and fan club organizer, something that gave many fans great hope that the Trek pro novel she was hired to write would be a step above the pro novels that had been previously published; perhaps Cooper, being one of "them," would serve up something that fans really wanted to read. 
This was not to be; most fans disliked the book very much. 
It is difficult to know just how much of this was due to the fact that it was a bad idea that was badly written, or if Cooper had been the victim of Pocket Book's strict guidelines as well as the perceived expectations a professional novel's audience had as opposed to a fan audience. 
Cooper asked fans in Interstat what they thought of the book, and they told her.
About a year later, Cooper printed the "out takes" of her novel a year later in the zine Infinite Diversity #5.
In Boldly Writing (1996), Joan Verba wrote: 
==Summary of the Book==
From the book jacket: "When sabotage strikes the Enterprise, Spock's investigation leads him into an alliance with the Romulan and Klingon empires against the Tomarii, a bloodthirsty race for whom war is life itself. Spock is declared a traitor and sentenced to the Federation's highest-security prison, and Kirk must choose between friendship and duty, with dire consequences for himself, Spock, and the entire Federation if he's wrong."
==What Was Left Out of the Pro Novel?==
"Black Fire" as a pro novel was published in January 1983. 
 
In 1984, Cooper, perhaps unhappy with the editing the pro book had received and seeing an opportunity to set the record straight (or wanting to help sell a zine), published addition fictional material from "Black Fire" in the zine Infinite Diversity #5. An ad in Datazine #32 (October 1984) for that zine said: "Do you want to know what was left out of Sonni Cooper's "Black Fire"? Then you will want a copy of ID5. [It includes] things that were changed or left out of the book."
Some context: a year later, the very controversial book Killing Time was published.
In 1987, Jacqueline Lichtenberg (who had feet in both the fan camp and the pro camp) commented on the differences in editing between pro books and zine fiction in regards to "Black Fire": 
==Comments by the Author: 1983==
==Comments by the Author: 2015==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1983: From Interstat===
 
 
===1983: From Other Zines===
===1990===
===1991===
===2014===
===2020===
===Undated===
==Other Reading==
* Association for Readable TREK, a fan-proposed boycott of Star Trek pro books.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works‏‎
Black Friday

Black Friday is an original horror comedy musical created by Team StarKid. It is their 12th musical overall and the second in their Hatchetfield trilogy, preceded by The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals and planned to be followed by their upcoming show, Nerdy Prudes Must Die. The show features several returning characters from The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals and follows the town of Hatchetfield as the holiday season's hottest new toy, the Tickle-Me Wiggly, hits the shelves and causes people to start to go mad for it, literally.kickstarter.com, StarKid's 10niversary Celebration!, July 9, 2020.
The show runs approximately 2 hours and 17 minutes. It played at the Hudson Mainstage Theatre from October 31st to December 8th, 2019. It was then released to YouTube on February 29, 2020.
The show was written by Nick & Matt Lang, with music and lyrics by Jeff Blim. It features Jaime Lyn Beatty, Jeff Blim, Corey Dorris, Angela Giarratana, Lauren Lopez, Robert Manion, Jon Matteson, Curt Mega, Joey Richter, Dylan Saunders, James Tolbert, Kim Whalen, & Kendall Nicole Yakshe.StarKid Productions, Black Friday
==Fandom==
Since it is unclear where Black Friday falls in the Hatchetfield timeline, there are a lot of fan theories and meta. Most fanfics are crossovers with The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals, as they take place in the same city.
The most popular ship is Lex Foster/Ethan Green, who form a little family with Lex's probably-autistic little sister Hannah to whom they're pseudo-parents. Ethan is a himbo: stupid, but devoted to them.
==Fannish Resources==
*Black Friday fanworks at AO3
==References==
Category:Starkid Category:Theater
Black Girl Charmed

Black Girl Charmed is a podcast hosted by Jonnelle and Rae where they watch every episode of Charmed and discuss it and other aspects of pop culture. 
In later episodes, alongside continuing to watch and comment on Charmed, they begin to include other shows and more elements of pop culture to their commentary.
On 20 December 2023, the official description read:Unlock the nostalgic allure of the early 2000s hit, "Charmed," with Jonnelle & Rae. Dive into this beloved series as their podcast expertly combines pop culture, black girl perspectives, West Indian influences, and a dash of enchanting witchery. Whether you're a lifelong devotee or a curious newcomer, join us as we rediscover the magic of "Charmed" in a way that speaks to everyone!
===Episode List===
Season 1 Episodes of Black Girl Charmed
Episode Number	Release Date 	Title 	Fannish Topics Include 	Direct Link
1 	November 1, 2021 	Something Wicca This Way Comes	Charmed, I Know What You Did Last Summer	X
2 	November 8, 2021 	I've Got You Under My Skin 	Charmed 	X
3 	November 15, 2021	Thank You For Not Morphing 	Charmed 	X
4 	November 22, 2021	Dead Man Dating 	Charmed 	X
5 	November 30, 2021	Dream Sorcerer 	Charmed, Ableism 	X
6 	December 7, 2021 	The Wedding From Hell 	Charmed 	X
7 	December 15, 2021	The Fourth Sister 	Charmed 	X
8 	February 2, 2022 	Truth Hurts 	Charmed 	X
9 	February 9, 2022 	The Witch Is Back 	Charmed 	X
10 	February 16, 2022	Wicca Envy 	Charmed 	X
11 	February 23, 2022	Feats of Clay 	Charmed, The Mummy 	X
12 	March 2, 2022 	The Wendigo 	Charmed 	X
13 	March 9, 2022 	From Fear to Eternity 	Charmed 	X
14 	March 16, 2022 	Secrets & Guys 	Charmed 	X
15 	March 24, 2022 	Is There A Woogy In The House?	Charmed, Law & Order 	X
16 	March 30, 2022 	Which Prue Is It Anyway? 	Charmed 	X
17 	April 6, 2022 	That 70's Episode 	Charmed 	X
18 	April 13, 2022 	When Bad Warlocks Turn Good 	Charmed 	X
19 	April 20, 2022 	Out of Sight 	Charmed 	X
20 	April 27, 2022 	The Power of Two 	Charmed 	X
21 	May 4, 2022 	Love Hurts 	Charmed 	X
22 	May 11, 2022 	Deja Vu All Over Again 	Charmed 	X
Category:2021 Podcasts
Category:2020s Meta
Category:Meta on Audio
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
Category:Charmed
Black Girl Nerds

Black Girl Nerds is an online publication and community for women of colour founded by Jamie Broadnax. It originated as a Blogspot in 2012https://blackgirlnerds.blogspot.com/ and later moved to a dedicated website with sections for Entertainment, TV, Film, Community and Empowerment. 
The site covers a wide range of topics related to pop culture, entertainment, technology and more from the perspective of, and for an audience of, black female nerds. The site's tagline is, A Nerdy Online Community For Women of Color, although founder Jamie Bradnax emphasises that the community is open to nerdy women of all races. From the site's About page:About Black Girl Nerds, accessed June 19, 2021.
Black Girl Nerds also produces a podcast, which won Best Podcast at the Black Weblog Awards in 2013.2013 Black Weblog Awards Winners, Black Weblog Awards (archived link). Archived December 5, 2013 (Accessed June 19, 2021).
==Controversies==
==Fan Comments==
==Further Reading==
* Black Girl Nerds is building a geek empire from the outside, Syfy.com, September 3, 2019
==References==
Black Gryph0n

Black Gryph0n, also known as Gabriel Brown or Gabe, is a singer-songwriter and voice actor known for being a BNF in the Brony fandom, actually marrying Claire Collett, the voice actress for Sweetie Belle. He is also the singing voice for Alastor in the Hazbin Hotel pilot and has produced some fan songs in which he reprises his role as the character.
==Fanworks==
Hazbin Hotel
*Insane
*Heaven 2 Hell
*Thank You And Goodnight
*Daisies
Other
*One More Pull (Genshin Impact)
Category:Fan Musicians
Black Hole Season

Black Hole Season is an X-Files story by Penumbra.
Black Hole Season won three 2000 Spooky Awards: "Outstanding Short Story, Vignette or Poem" (1st Place), "Outstanding Post-Episode Story" (1st Place), and "Outstanding Non NC-17 MSR" (2nd Place).
==Summary==
Author's summary: "Mulder muddles through the aftermath of 'Orison'."
==Author's Comments==
In 2020, the author wrote about this story and its context:
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Black Jack Saga

The Black Jack Saga is a series of fancomics that take place in the Disney's Zootopia universe. They feature characters from the original source material, such as Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps, but introduce original characters like the protagonist Jack Savage* (Rabbit) and his colleague and possible love interest Cynthia Walker (Vixen). The story-line takes place after the original film, because both Judy and Nick are members of the police force. Jack comes to Zootopia to recruit officers for a special mission, and problems occur when he recruits Judy and not Nick.
==Creators==
The comic is written by aoimotion and illustrated by rem289. Aoimotion talks about its creation:
==Reaction==
Black Jack became extremely popular in Zootopia fandom. The first chapter has received over 17,000 notes on TumblrBlack Jack, Chapter 1 and over 3800 views on Deviantart, as March 2018.Black Jack - I Encounter Fan KeyWiteWolf commented:
and OceanSummoner13 adding:
Fan wolfdogs-den reacted to the character of Jack Savage:
==Fandom==
Because of the popularity of the comic it spawned its own small fandom.
===Pairings===
* Nick Wilde/Judy Hopps‎‎ - canonical in the comic
* Jack Savage/Cynthia Walker
* Jack Savage/Nick Wilde
* Judy Hopps/Jack Savage
* Jack Savage/Skye
===Example Fanworks===
====Fan Art====
* Jack Savage and Cynthia Walker by askalin
* Are you upset…? by randomwoohoo
* Jack Savage - Reporting For Duty! by biggeewhizz1987
* More of these two by foxefuel
* He is Jack Savage by Greys-Giovana
====Fanfiction====
* Heart-Shaped by paperclipbutterfly
* Distant Past by Noxious_Photon
* Consecution by tarienn
==Resources==
* Chapter list
* Tumblr Tags: Black Jack, Jack Savage, Cynthia Walker
* Jack Savage, Jack Savage/Nick Wilde, Jack Savage/Cynthia Walker, Jack Savage/Skye, Judy Hopps/Jack Savage tags at Archive of Our Own
* aoimotion profile at Archive of Our Own
==References==
✱Note: Jack's name may have been taken from a discarded Zootopia storyboard character
Category:Zootopia
Category:2016 Fancomics
Category:2010s Fancomics
Category:2020s Fancomics
Black Key Sugar'd Locket Awards

The Black Key Sugar'd Locket Awards were multifandom vidding awards judged by Kitty. The site also gave reviews of winning fanvids. There were seven rounds of awards. They were discontinued in February 2008.
Initially, only vids for movies or a subset of TV shows were accepted. Accepted TV series were Angel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Blood Ties, Dark Angel, Gilmore Girls (Season 1 only), Greek, Heroes, Higher Ground, Instant Star (Season 1 only), Point Pleasant, Roswell, Supernatural, Tru Calling, and Veronica Mars (Season 1 and 2 only).Black Key Sugar'd Locket Awards - Rules, archived 10 September 2007 by the Wayback Machine. It was later opened to all TV shows and movies.
==Some Winners==
* Best Video: Born To Kill by ringwench (Supernatural)
==References==
Category:Vidding Awards
Category:2007 Awards
Category:2008 Awards
Black Lagoon

Black Lagoon (ブラック・ラグーン Burakku Ragūn) is a seinen manga and anime series. The series centers around a team of mercenaries known as Lagoon Company. Their activities take place in and around the seas of Southeast Asia. Their base of operations is located in the fictional city of Roanapur in Thailand. Lagoon Company deals with a variety of dangerous and unsavoury people and organizations, most notably the Russian crime syndicate, Hotel Moscow. 
== The Fandom ==
Black Lagoon fandom is small and is primarily Rock/Revy. There are a number of excellent female characters who are sometimes paired together in femslash.
== Resources ==
* Black Lagoon at Baka-Updates Manga
* The Hotel Moscow, a Black Lagoon LiveJournal community
* Black Lagoon Stamping, a stamping community
* Black Lagoon stories and crossovers at FanFiction.net
* Black Lagoon fanworks on AO3
* Black Lagoon prompts and fills on Fic Promptly
Category:Manga 
Category:Anime 
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Black Light

Black Light is a gen Doctor Who and Science Fiction fanzine edited by Sean-Paul Smith and Damian Christie. It was published in Australia. 
==Accolades!==
In the 1994 essay, a fan extolled on the excellence of "Black Light": 
==Issue 1==
thumb|cover issue #2|left
(Dec 1992) (looks at plant physiology in Who, the cancelled Season 23 stories, and the background to Who production in the Sixties)
==Issue 2==
(Feb 1993) and contains 24 pages.
==Issue 3==
(Apr 1993) 
==Issue 4==
(Jun 1993) 
==Issue 5==
(Aug 1993) 
==Issue 6==
(Oct 1993) 
==Issue 7==
(Dec 1993) 
==Issue 8==
(Feb 1994) 
==Issue 9==
(Apr 1993) 
==Issue 10==
(Jun 1994) 
==Issue 11==
(Aug/Sep 1994) 
==Issue 13==
(Oct/Nov 1994) 
==Issue 12==
(Jan 1995) yes, issue #12 was released after #13
==Issue 14==
(Feb 1995) 
==Issue 15==
(Mar 1995) (is a double issue of 32 pages, with an interview with Robert ‘Kryten’ Llewellyn interview, a story from Mistfall)
==Issue 16==
Black Light 16 was published in July 1995. It contains the second part to the Robert ‘Kryten’ Llewellyn interview. There’s a beginner’s guide to BBC science fiction. For the second issue in a row, they re-print a story from Mistfall.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16==
==Issue 17==
Black Light 17 was published in November 1995. 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 17==
==Issue 18==
(Mar 1996) 
==Issue 19==
(Jun 1996) (lots of stuff on the telemovie and some tributes to the late Jon Pertwee, some fiction)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 19==
==Issue 20==
(Sep 1996) 
==Issue 21==
(Feb/Mar 1997) 
==Issue 22==
(Apr/May 1997) 
==Issue 23==
(Nov 1997)
==Issue 24==
(Feb/Mar 1998) 
==Issue 25==
(Apr-Jun 1998)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 25==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
Black Lung Association

Black Lung Association was an X-Files mailing list. It was a member of Chaos.x-philes.com.
"Discussion about Cancer Man (a.k.a. Cigarette Smoking Man) from the hit FOX television series The X-Files. Everybody on this list is another Morley-smoking Wheezer with a vendetta against the world. You've been warned." 
* (about)
* (FAQ)
==References==
Category:X-Files Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
Black Magic (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Black Magic is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology with articles and stories edited by Dale Kagan and others. 
==Issue 1==
Black Magic 1 was published in February 1976 and contains 78 pages. The front cover is by Kathy Bushman. Interior illos by DAK, Sue Durr, Kathy Bushman, Michelle Malkin, Kathy Surgenor.
It also contains original science fiction and fantasy. From the title page: "WHERE SCIENCE FICTION MEETS SWORD AND SORCERY."
It was "dedicated to the 1976 New York Star Trek Convention, the end of the 5-year mission, but not the end of the voyages."
From the editorial: 
* Editorial (5)
* And from the Roumulans by Dale A. Kagan (7)
* This Has Been a Test by Dale A. Kagan (13)
* Does Your Favorite Character Measure Up? by Dale A. Kagan (25)
*The Ultimate Solution by Gail Zimmerman
*And From the Romulans... by D. Kagan
*Does Your Favorite Character Measure Up? by Dale A. Kagan
*The Prime Directive: A Short Dialogue by L. Frankel
* Starbourne by Dale A. Kagan (29)
* Movie: The Neophyte (script) by Gail Abbott and Al Zimmerman (This was available for purchase on cassette tape or reel-to-reel 2-track mono (3 3/4 ips), see ad in the image gallery) (35)
*A More Distant Star by C. Morrow (57)
* The Prime Directive: A Short Dialogue by Linda Frankel (60)
* An Illogical Trek or Whatever Happened to T'Pring by Michelle Malkin and Kathy Surgenor (reprinted from Vorpal Sword #3) (63)
* The Ultimate Solution by Gail Zimmerman (71)
*'The Original Enterprise Incident' (review) by Dale A. Kagan (75)
File:Blackmagictrek1-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Dale A. Kagan
File:Blackmagictrek1-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1 art by Dale A. Kagan
File:Blackmagictrek1-3.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Dale A. Kagan
File:Blackmagictrek1-4.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Dale A. Kagan
File:Blackmagictrek1-5.jpg|inside page from issue #1
File:Blackmagictrek1-6.jpg|inside page from issue #1
File:Blackmagictrek1-7.jpg|inside page from issue #1, ad for fanwork recording
File:Blackmagictrek1-8.jpg|inside page from issue #1, the You are Receiving this Zine Because page
==Issue 2==
Black Magic 2 
* “Scott’s Guide to the Transporter”
* “Mystery at Starfleet Academy”
* other unknown content
Category:Original Fiction
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Black Magician

Black Magician is a K/S story by Sharon Travis. 
It was published in the print zine Scattered Stars #6.
==Part of a Series==
This story is part of a series by Travis and were all printed in "Scattered Stars" #6. 
* Black Magician
* Vulcan Aftermath
* an untitled poem
==Summary==
"A young sailor jumps ship to look for the devil in the forest he has heard tales of."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===1995===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Black Mesa

Black Mesa is a 2020 video game that originated as a fan-created mod for Half-Life.
==Background==
==Reception and Popularity==
==Example Fanworks==
===Meta===
===Mods===
===Play-throughs===
===Fanart===
===Memes===
==External Links==
===Fan Communities and Archives===
* r/BlackMesaSource on Reddit
* Game: Black Mesa (Half-Life) freeform tag on Archive of Our Own
===Fan Pages===
===Resources===
*Official Black Mesa Wiki (archive link)
*Black Mesa (game) on The Half-Life & Portal Encyclopedia 
==References==
Category:Half-Life
Black Mirror

Black Mirror is a British science-fiction anthology series that is known for its dark, often satirical plots. Its first two series (and the Christmas special) aired on Channel 4; series three and on are exclusively available on Netflix.
The creator, Charlie Brooker, says about the show: "Each episode has a different cast, a different setting, even a different reality. But they're all about the way we live now – and the way we might be living in 10 minutes' time if we're clumsy.""Charlie Brooker: the dark side of our gadget addiction" on The Guardian.com. 1 December 2011. (Accessed 18 September 2017)
Black Mirror currently has six series and an interactive film called Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, as well as a theme park attraction called Black Mirror: Labyrinth.
==Episodes==
See List of Black Mirror Characters
Series 1
*The National Anthem
*Fifteen Million Merits
*The Entire History of You
Series 2 and Christmas Special
*Be Right Back
*White Bear
*The Waldo Moment
* White Christmas
Series 3
*Nosedive
*Playtest
*Shut Up and Dance
*San Junipero
*Men Against Fire
*Hated in the Nation
Series 4
*USS Callister
*Arkangel
*Crocodile
*Hang the DJ
*Metalhead
*Black Museum
Series 5 and Interactive Film
*Bandersnatch
*Striking Vipers
*Smithereens
*Rachel, Jack, and Ashley Too
Series 6
*Joan Is Awful
*Loch Henry
*Beyond the Sea
*Mazey Day
* Demon 79
==Fandom==
Though the show is critically acclaimed, the Black Mirror fandom is extremely small. As of the end of series three, its fandom was largely femslash. This was due to the Emmy-award-winning episode San Junipero, which gave rise to the fandom OTP at the time, Kelly/Yorkie. Another notable femslash pairing is Blue Coulson/Karin Parke from "Hated in the Nation". Black Mirror has since become a predominantly slash fandom after the release of Bandersnatch, with the primary relationship becoming slash pairing Stefan Butler/Colin Ritman. Black Mirror also provides half of a Kylux adjacent pairing, Ash Starmer from "Be Right Back", who is played by Domhnall Gleeson and frequently paired with Paterson from Paterson (2016).
==Fanwork Examples ==
===Fanfiction===
*Steady by Esswei. Blue Coulson/Karin Parke.
* I wanna be your last first time by karatam. The most popular fic for Kelly/Yorkie.
* choose for me by thefudge. Stefan Butler/Colin Ritman.
===Fanart ===
*Fanart - San Junipero by doodeline (17 August 2017)
* the art of the (im)possible by mswyrr (23 October 2016)
*Review by Melody_Jade, for Yuletide 2015 (17 December 2015)
*fanart by deadlilmoon (Accessed 18 September 2017)
==References==
Category:Black Mirror
Black Moon Rising

Black Moon Rising is a published novel widely theorized to be based on Reylo fanfiction.
==Theorizing/Reactions by Fans==
==Meta==
*This Is DEFINITELY Not A Published Reylo Fanfic Novel by Jenny Nicholson (2019)
*The Allure of Reylo by Kayleigh Donaldson (2019)
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Black Myth: Wukong

Black Myth: Wukong (=黑神話：悟空; pinyin: Hēishénhuà: Wùkōng) is a 2024 action role-playing game. It is based on the classic novel Journey to the West.
==Overview==
==Reception and popularity==
==Discussion and community==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
* on Archive of Our Own (AO3) 
* on Reddit 
* on 
===Fan pages and sites===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Black Ocean

Black Ocean is a term used in kpop fan communities to describe instances where audience members turn off their lightsticks and electronic devices to show a lack of support for a performer or group of performers. Black Oceans have often occurred in shows where multiple acts are performing, with groups of one act shutting off their lightsticks when another takes the stage. However, phenomenon can also occur in other cases where fans express anger at one or more members.https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/does-black-ocean-mean-k-070501510.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAFzD6l4_I1jH2cVw58rsJuJixlWdl4gzlAhJRtPermwSKbqFUEL5aucKDnVnkFkDiq2XU3UVPCEiu59lmT2EtTZnvFfAHFKKlwelMdiriuMFYknW1w-KtqKJxkB9VwePnbK7ONXeZ-rbafqhXAYP31lz8g3nzCUJ7CicNSeOQFIa
Fans typically refrain from cheering as well during black oceans.https://cutefrogcreations.com/kpop-black-ocean/
Black Oceans are viewed negatively by fans as these instances are seen as disrespectful. This type of visible public backlash can also be harmful to artists' morale and mental health. 
== History ==
Lightsticks are used by kpop fans during concerts to show their support for the artists performing. Most groups have their own custom lightsticks, often in a group's representative color. Bluetooth technology also can be used to sync the lightsticks together allowing concert technicians to create a lightshow among the audience. 
The first Black Ocean is sometimes purported to have happened at the 2008 Dream Concert to then-rookie girl group Girls Generation, aka SNSD. The Black Ocean lasted for ten minutes.https://strandmag.com/the-dark-side-of-fame-or-how-kpops-dreaded-black-ocean-inspired-the-plot-of-the-band/ Even years later, this is still arguably one of the most infamous instances of the Black Ocean. For more information see: Girls' Generation#Black Ocean.
Other groups faced with Black Oceans have included Seventeen (at the 2015 MAMA Awards, reason is unclear and may have been a side effect of the group not yet having an official lightstickhttps://www.koreaboo.com/news/seventeens-stage-terrorized-by-other-fans-as-they-all-turn-off-their-light-sticks/), T-ara (on several ocassions during the band's bullying scandal), Lovelyz (in 2015, once again may have been a result of the lack of an official lightstick), and more.
== Influence ==
Author Christine Ma-Kellams was inspired by black oceans when writing her novel The Band. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/176442776-the-band
== Commentary ==
== References ==
Category:K-Pop Fandom Glossary