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Duncan MacLeod

Duncan MacLeod is the main character of the Highlander TV series. He was portrayed by the actor Adrian Paul.
==Canon==
Born in Scotland in 1590, he was a warrior who died in battle, but because he was an Immortal, came back to life. Cast out by his family due to their fear, he has wandered the Earth for centuries, living in many places and having many adventures. He has also died many times, and has always returned to life—generally finding himself naked upon his revival.
He must do battle against other Immortals, because "there can be only One." Immortals can avoid battles if they take refuge on Holy Ground. Duncan has been seen taking advantage of this opportunity in churches, temples, even a patch of ground considered sacred to Indigenous tribes.
Duncan is strong and skillful with a katana–his preferred weapon–and his sense of humor and courage put him on the side of the oppressed and downtrodden. He lives in a loft above his antiques shop in Seacouver. He also often spends time in Paris, living on a houseboat on the Seine River.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Duncan/Methos
* Duncan/Amanda Darieux
* Duncan/Tessa Noël
* Amanda Darieux/Duncan MacLeod/Methos
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
* Goody Two Shoes: Duncan was sometimes characterized as too good, and boring, and could sometimes be the focus of hero bashing. In response, some fans created fanworks to highlight how awesome and three dimensional his character was
* Pastfic: Duncan was alive for over 400 years, so there is a lot of his past to explore. Fans may expand on scenes shown in flashbacks, or may place Duncan at different points throughout history
* Post canon: focusing on Duncan's life after the series end
* Crossovers: popular in Highlander fandom, usually with other sci-fi/fantasy series. Duncan often meeting paranormal investigators, long lived individuals, or other immortals, is quite common
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Forging the Blade by MacGeorge
===Fanvids===
* Don't Fear the Reaper by Killa, Luminosity and Melina
* Journey by Sonja van den Ende
* Not a Virgin Anymore by Luminosity
* Shades of Gray by Melina
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Highlandfling2.jpg|Cover of Highland Fling #2 by Peggy Spalding (1995)
File:Fling3.jpg|Cover of Highland Fling #3 by James Wappel (1996)
File:HL RulesofGame4.jpg|Cover of Rules of the Game #4 by Catherine Schlein (1998)
File:Commonground.jpg|Cover art of Common Ground by Geli (2000)
File:Chronicleshighlander2-4.jpg|Art from Chronicles of the Heart by Lysander (2001)
File:74legacy.jpg|Legacy by Jamie Murray (unknown date)
==Communities==
* The Duncan MacLeod of the Clan MacLeod Webring
==External links==
* Duncan MacLeod tag at AO3
* Duncan MacLeod at FanFiction.net
==References==
Category:Highlander Characters
Duncan Methos Support Group

Duncan Methos Support Group was a Duncan/Methos slash site. Jaguarundi's Lairs linked to it in 2001.Jaguarundi Lairs: Highlander's Lair, via Wayback: 02 March 2001. (Accessed 26 October 2014)
The site was a member of the Duncan Methos Slash Ring and hosted by SlashCity.
==DMSG FAQ==
==The Essential Reading List For all fans Of D/M Fiction==
==References==
Category:SlashCity
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:2000s
Duncan Quagmire

Duncan Quagmire is a character in A Series of Unfortunate Events.
==Canon Background==
After their parents die in a fire, Duncan and his sister Isadora are sent to Prufrock Preparatory School, where they meet the Baudelaire orphans. They are kidnapped by Count Olaf and Esmé Squalor and later saved by the Baudelaires.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
* Duncan Quagmire character tag on Archive of Our Own
* Duncan Q. character filter on FanFiction.Net
* Duncan Quagmire on Wikipedia
* Duncan Quagmire on the Lemony Snicket Wiki
Category:A Series of Unfortunate Events Characters
Dune and Star Wars: How Similar are They?

Dune and Star Wars: How Similar are They? is a 1985 meta essay by Barbara T. 
It was published in Southern Enclave #7 and is online here.
==Excerpts==
"The recent movie of DUNE, being a highly touted SF film with copious special effects, will inevitably invite comparisons with the SW trilogy, the more so since Dune. The 1965 novel by Frank Herbert, has often been cited unofficially as one of the literary sources whose influence is visible in A NEW HOPE." 
Concludes with: "Thus DUNE and SW do not tell the same story, though they both show the dangers of absolute power: in one case by the ruler's resistance to it in himself; in another by the resistance it provokes among those who are subjected to it."
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Dune
Category: 1985 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Meta in Print
Dungeon Meshi

Dungeon Meshi is an anime and manga based on tropes from Western tabletop and videogame RPGs. By the manga's end, it was popular in Japan and gaining traction in the West. The anime, with its simulcast on Netflix, skyrocketed the series to popularity in Western anime fandom, particularly on Tumblr., Week in Review 1/21/24 
==Canon==
Going through the dungeon to rescue their party member Falin who got eaten by a dragon, the group must eat and cook monster's they find in the dungeon to survive. But its more than mere survival—the group turns dungeon cooking into an art.
===Characters===
* Laios' Party
** Laios Touden
** Marcille Donato
** Chilchuck Tims
** Senshi
** Falin Touden
** Izutsumi
* Kabru's Party
** Kabru
** Mickbell
** Kuru
** Daya
** Rin
** Holm	
* The Canaries
** Mithrun
** Pattadol
** Cithis
** Fleki
** Lycion
** Otta
** Milsiril
** Flamela
** more?
==Fandom==
===Name===
Many fans are unhappy with the official English name "Delicious in Dungeon", and prefer the romanization of the Japanese title. Some English language fans even prefer or use localization names from Spanish "Tragones y mazmorras" or French "Gloutons et Dragons", both of which translate to "Dungeons and Gluttons". Many of the translated names are plays on Dungeons and Dragons, which the setting of the show is heavily based on.
===Ships===
*Farcille
*Labru
*Kabumisu
*Laichil
*Chilchuck/Senshi
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* may12324 --summary piece of the beginning of the story (4 party members, Falin & the red dragon)
* by ianpcartoonr, 2024 -- shows the 4 party members from the early part of the story (Laios, Chilchuk, Marcille, Senshi)
* by lemonfroq -- five party membors with feast ingredients (Laios, Marcille, Chilchuk, Izutsumi, Senshi)
* by hyunota -- with five party members (same as previous)
* by めばる, 2024 
* by AYAMON 
* by JChoy, 2024 
* by namiki_kazama 
===Fanfic===
* Accurate Models by KuriKuri
* a little creature who cares by wtfoctagon
* while they do dream things true by iokanaan
===Crossover Fanfic===
* His Delicious Materials by sousverre --DunMeshi/His Dark Materials fusion daemon AU
===Vids===
===Meta===
* analysis/explanation of animation in Episode 6 of the anime adaption and the animators and directors behind it. Meta post by swampjawn
* by atissi, 2024 () 
* by swampjawn, June 2024
===Other===
* tumlbr blog that ?ran ship polls? maybe other things?. anyways this link is to "Seaworthiest Ship in the Dungeon Funny Comments"
==Links==
*Wikipedia:Delicious in Dungeon
*Dungeon Meshi on MAL
*Delicious in Dungeon wiki on Fandom.com
*ダンジョン飯 | Dungeon Meshi | Delicious in Dungeon
*#Delicious in Dungeon tag on Pixiv
*Tumblr: #dungeon meshi, delicious in dungeon, #Dunmeshi
==References==
Category:Dungeon Meshi
Dungeon Meshi Kink Meme

Dungeon Meshi Kink Meme is a Dungeon Meshi kink meme on Dreamwidth. It was designed to encourage people to post prompts related to Dungeon Meshi characters, with prompt posts for the anime and manga, and two fill posts, to avoid spoilers due to the anime and manga being at different stages in the story at the time of launch. 
 
The rules post lays out rules for prompting, filling, and separating anime and manga spoilers, and dmkm_mod asks participants to be kind, aware, and tidy.
==References==
Category:Meme Journal Communities
Category:Dungeon Meshi
Dunsel Box

A Dunsel Box was an item that was auctioned off to raise money to contribute to The Star Trek Fan Fund. 
"Dunsel" is a is a word from Star Trek:TOS canon used by midshipmen in the 23rd century to describe a part which serves no useful purpose. 
The first Dunsel Box was sold to the highest bidder via Halkan Council. The Dunsel Box contained a miscellaneous collection of items such as film clips, buttons, zines, and other small goodies. A fan was supposed to bid on the box without knowing what was in it.
The program book for 1976 SeKWester*Con mentions that the charity auction "may even have another Dunsel Box, and there are ever goodies in there!"
One use of the term by fans is the column by Sharon Ferraro called Notes from Captain Dunsel in the print zine Menagerie.
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Dunwich Dreams

Dunwich Dreams was a Belgian Lovecraft-themed fanzine published by Eddy C. Bertin in 1982-1984. It was a part of Esoteric Order of Dagon APA.
Contributors included Eddy C. Bertin, Roger d'Exsteyl, Leo de Kort, Gilbert de Wilde, Sandy Nys, Rob Peeters, Tais Teng, and Bob van Laerhoven. The zine lasted for eight issues.
==Issue 1==
Dunwich Dreams #1 was published in September 1982. It had 20 pages.
* Editorial by Eddy C. Bertin
* Concerto for a Satine Vampire by Eddy C. Bertin 
==Issue 2==
Dunwich Dreams #2 was published in December 1982. It had 12 pages.
* Evil Dead (review of the movie) by Edith Brendall
* The Night Lucy Came Home by Eddy C. Bertin
==Issue 8==
Dunwich Dreams #8 was published in June 1984.
Category:Lovecraft Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Duo Name

A duo name or group name is a collective name for two or more characters, typically in reference to platonic relationships rather than romantic. 
The primary purpose of duo names is to be used in fanwork tags on websites such as Twitter and Tumblr to indicate that the relationship of the involved characters is important to the work. They are also used to provide fans an accessible means to search for fanworks about the pair or group. Duo names are often used alongside pairing names as a means of differentiating between platonic and romantic dynamics, though sometimes the two are used interchangeably for certain pairs and groups depending on the fandom.
== Fandoms ==
Duo names are most commonly seen in MCYT fandoms, but are not exclusive to them—they are also present in other fandoms such as LEGO Monkie Kid and Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
== _Duo ==
These duo names are the most common, and are similar to the _Shipping format of ship names seen in fandoms like Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh!. The word at the start of the name either relates to both characters or references a moment of their relationship in some way. For groups with more than two characters, _Trio and _Quartet names are also applicable. 
=== Examples ===
Duos
* CabinetDuo - Quackity and Tubbo from Dream SMP, both members of the Manberg cabinet
* DiscDuo - Dream and TommyInnit from Dream SMP, comes from Tommy's music discs that the two fight over
* GuapoDuo - Cellbit and Roier from QSMP, because Roier would constantly call Cellbit "guapito" (which means "pretty" in Spanish).
* MisclickDuo - ElMariana and Slimecicle from QSMP, because of both accidentally killing eggs on the server by misclicking
* SweaterDuo - Jschlatt and Wilbur Soot from various SMP series, because they both wear sweaters
Trios
*Traffic Light Trio - MK, Mei, and Red Son from LEGO Monkie Kid
== Nonstandard Duo Names ==
Sometimes duo names are formatted differently. For example, in MCYT fandom, it is not uncommon to see "_boys" used instead of "_Duo" - Crimeboys being one example. Some other examples of nonstandard duo names include Endersmile, Funboo (a portmanteau chosen by the streamers themselves), and Bedrock Bros.
Category:Relationships Glossary
Category:MCYT
Category:Gen Fandom
Duping

Duping is the process by which one video-cassette tape was copied. Two VCRs were connected with composite audio/video cables and one was set to play while the other recorded. Since fans worked with analog tape, each copy degraded the video and audio quality. Videotapes that were "1st-gen" (first generation) were tapes that were copied only once from the master video tape. "2nd-gen" were copies of copies. By the time fans reached "6th-gen" copies the video was often so badly degraded faces were blobs and sound was warbling and tinny.
Since many TV shows were never released on commercial video-tapes fans often had to resort to duping the tapes they recorded at home on their VCRs as the shows aired in order to share their favorite shows. Some conventions, like Revelcon set up 24 hr duping rooms just for this reason.
The phrase 'dubbing" is also used in the context of copying. However, it can also mean the process of recording a new language audio track (ex: some foreign films are dubbed into another language so the audience will not have to deal with subtitles). This is usually done at the commercial level. In anime fandom, the process of dubbing is often considered the less preferred method of translating anime with some fans preferring subtitles.
Sample usages: 
:"There are a number of people... who have been very generous in sharing eps, songvids, blooper reels and other taped bits that feature our boys... The duping of tapes is time-consuming, wearing on the original tape, and considering the cost of tapes, zines, postage, and the wear and tear on VCRs, involves both money *and* effort. While most... are very generous in sharing tapes, it is also considerate of the receivers to offer an equitable compensation." Veniceplace FAQ.
:"Beautifying the packaging of vid tapes is a fairly recent part of vidding. When I first started collecting vids, they were generally passed around on a sort of fan circuit, duped by one person for the next (bootlegged, I suppose, except that that was the only way any of us knew to get them), and it was a struggle to make people tuck in a note saying whose vids they'd copied for me." Carol S (vidder)'s notes on her songtape Reflected Images.
Duplicity's Gift

Duplicity's Gift is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Robin Serrano. It is followed by "Duplicity's Honor" and "Duplicity's End".
Summary: Obi-Wan is permitted to choose their next mission and his selection puzzles Qui-Gon: it involves a world that prizes strict categorization of dominant and submissive individuals.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction
Duran Duran Timeline

The Duran Duran Timeline website was a fan project created by Artslave offline in 1990, shared in various online formats in 1992, and available 1992-2007) 
** abbreviated Timeline added to the official Duran Duran site in mid-2000s
** full Timeline incorporated into Duran Duran Wiki in 2007 (Link)
Category:Duran Duran
Category:Chronology
Duran Duran Tribute Bands

Tribute bands inspired by Duran Duran
* Skin Trade (Italy) Facebook YouTubeChannel
* Planet Duran (UK) http://www.facebook.com/planetduran
* Durandau Ballet Duran Duran and Spandau Ballet Tribute band based in Gloucestershire, UK
* Rio - a Tribute to Duran Duran (SoCal) - http://www.durandurantributeband.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DDTribute Please sign up for our Monthly Newsletter
* Notorious (Canada) http://notorious-band.com
* Burning the Ground (Canada) - http://www.BurningTheGround.com/
* D'ran D'ran (UK) - http://www.d-ran.co.uk/
* Duran Duran Duran (San Francisco Bay Area) - http://www.facebook.com/3duran3
* duran2 (UK and Europe) - http://www.durandurantributeband.co.uk/
* Duran: The Tribute (UK) - http://www.durandurantribute.co.uk/
* Joanne Joanne (UK) - http://www.joannejoanne.co.uk/
* Notorious (Italy) - http://on.to/notorious
* Notorious (US) - http://haightstreet.net/notorious/
* Planet Earth (Los Angeles) - http://www.planetearth.iwarp.com/
* Rio (Italy) - http://digilander. libero. it/ddrio/
* Countdown (Netherlands) - http://www.countdownlive.nu/index.php?page=duran
* Nightboat (Argentina) Nightboat Duran Duran Tribute
* DURANanDURAN - Watch them in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTF6GCfaXgs formed in 2012, based in Scotland.
* Duran duran tribute band - Curiosity of Duran Duran (IT)
* Barbarella (Italy) - Facebook and YouTube Channel
* Planet Duran, Birmingham Uk based
Category:Duran Duran
Durarara!!

Durarara!! (デュラララ!!) is a light novel series that has also been adapted into an ongoing manga series and a 2010 anime series. In 2014, a new anime series was announced. A sequel light novel series, titled Durarara!! SH, is also under production.
== Fandom ==
The plural viewpoints and overlapping plots from canon don't often make it all the way to the fanfiction, as fans are liable to pick a favorite character/pairing/plot from the large cast and run with it. Most of the fanfiction remains interested in the first season of the show, though some is set into the second season or involves plot from the light novels. The variety in characters can lead to a breadth of different fanfiction, however much of the fandom is dedicated to the popular ship Heiwajima Shizuo/Orihara Izaya. A pairing between two characters who despise each other in canon, the ways fans go about making them romantically involved varies, many exploring their history with each other and reinterpreting their passionate emotions for each other in a more sexual light.
There was a resurgence in the fandom around 2016?(can't remember date) when the second season of the anime was airing. It aired in 3 arcs with long pauses between the 3 sections. This brought in a lot of new fans and renewed interest from old fans.
On tumblr fans would release gif sets, screen caps, and screen edits that they created themselves shortly after a new episode aired.
There were many talented fanartists in the Japanese speaking fandom who posted their art on pixiv. Many tumblr blogs would repost these pictures on their own tumblr. It was considered good manners to include a link and proper credit of the artist on the post, but there were people who did not.
There was a group of fanfiction writers on tumblr who once jokingly referred to themselves as the butt poets society, they were writers of good skill who had become friends and enjoyed each other's work. they were itsnotloveifits, majorarabu, thirdname, and fourthname. They wrote fic frequently and interacted a lot on tumblr and posting fic to ao3. Collaborative fics that switched authors each chapter also occurred. 
ship weeks.
ask blogs.
rarepair recs.
analysis of rhyogo naritas tweets.
the alt characters, psyche, Linda Linda etc.
old live journal kink meme request threads.
fan translations. of lightnovels. of manga. of the special episodes. of the drama CDs. of the promotional merchandise. 
doujinshi.
fan comics.
cosplay.
RP.
There were fans who were genuinely in love with Izaya and others who thought he was just a troll.
There are fansites imitating the Dollars site from the anime, they are often locked and accessible through the password shown in the anime.https://drrr.com/
https://dollars-bbs.org/
== Example Fanworks==
===AMVs===
*Teenagerrrs!! by BecauseImBored1
* by Deidara94
*
==Links & Resources==
*Durarara!! fanworks and bookmarks at AO3
*Durarara stories and crossovers at FanFiction.Net
==References==
Category:Durarara!!
Dusk Peterson

Dusk Peterson is a prolific RPF fanwriter, archivist and writer award-winning of historical speculative fiction. 
They was the archivist responsible for the website Boys in Chains. Also a member of various literary communities and of the disability, LGBTA, mental health, and simple living communities. It is according to them: A homebody (even before the pandemic!), I divide most of my time between writing, housework, and family life.
Peterson was honored six times in the Rainbow Awards for LGBTA literature by Turn-of-the-Century Toughs.
==About==
Excerpt from their about me page on them website:
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Dust Bunny Awards

The Dust Bunny Awards were awards that billed themselves as the first ever for Hanson, The Moffatts and Silverchair fanfic. They were moderated by Lijah, Morgan and Violet, and ran for one round in 2002. 
==Winners==
===Author===
Best All Around
Winner: Katie
Runner up: Brooke
Best Risk Taker
Winner: Criss
Runner up: Krystal
Most Random
Winner: Brooke
Runner up: Akimbie
Most Descriptive
Winner: Katie
Runner up: CandyStix
Best Newcomer
Winner: Criss
Runner up: Jayden
Slowest To Update
Winner: Katie
Runner up: Violet
Most Dedicated
Winner: CandyStix
Runner up: Criss
Best Layout/Site
Winner: Akimbie
Runner up: Criss
===Character===
Most Temperamental
Winner: Taylor in Stuck In The Middle by Jayden
Runner up: Daniel Johns in Social Stigma by Violet
Most Quotable
Winner: Dave in Lovers In A Dangerous Time by Brooke ("Rough is rough, but too much friction ain't love.") 
Runner up: Daniel Johns in Social Stigma by Violet
Most Hated Female
Winner: Libby in On My Own by Akimbie
Runner up: Tea Deacon in Always the Man by Billabong
Best Villain
Winner: Sonya in Just Another Victim by Krystal
Runner up: Walker in Hush by Shelly
Strangest Character
Winner: Walker in Hush by Shelly
Runner up: Dave in Phonetic by Lauryn and Jenn
Most Indecisive
Winner: Taylor in Kokai by Lijah
Runner up: Tea Deacon in Always the Man by Billabong
Most Complex
Winner: Taylor in On My Own by Akimbie
Runner up: Lissa in Amazed by Serene
Best Gay Couple
Winner: Taylor and Scott in Lovers In A Dangerous Time by Brooke 
Runner up: Taylor and Zac in Parts of a Picture by CandyStix
Most Sexually Confused
Winner: Taylor in Social Stigma by Violet
Runner up: Zac in In the Closet by Marionette
===Story===
Best Soap Opera-esque
Winner: Fasttimes At Moffatt High by Jenn
Runner up: Hush by Shelly
Best Sequel
Winner: Pretending He's Beside Me by Akimbie
Runner up: Wishes Do Come True by Jamie and Catie
Most Realistic
Winner: Social Stigma by Violet
Runner up: Hush by Shelly
Best First Person
Winner: Social Stigma by Violet
Runner up: Insatiable by J. Robinson
Best Voyeuristic
Winner: Lovers In A Dangerous Time by Brooke 
Runner up: Showtime by CandyStix
Best Opening
Winner: 'Cause You're A God by Sunny 
Runner up: Hush by Shelly
Best Comedy
Winner: Phonetic by Lauryn and Jenn
Runner up: Bus Fare by Kate
Best Drama
Winner: Just Another Victim by Krystal
Runner up: Always the Man by Billabong
Strangest Crossover
Winner: Things Don't Always Turn Out That Way by Criss (Taylor Hanson and Alex Band) and Social Stigma by Violet (Daniel Johns and Taylor Hanson)
Runner up: Hush by Shelly
Category: Hanson Awards
Category: The Moffatts
Dust and Sadness

Dust and Sadness is a K/S story by C. Joy. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #49.
==Summary==
"After McCoy realizes the depth of Kirkʼs loneliness and despair even with Spockʼs return from Gol, he prods Spock into going to Kirk and telling him of his love."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
===2000===
===2002===
===2003===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎