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Shotgun Mary

Shotgun Mary is a main character in the first season of Netflix series Warrior Nun. She is a core member of the team during missions and plays an important role in encouraging Ava to take up her role as the Warrior Nun.
 
==Canon==
Shotgun Mary appears in the first episode of the series, grieving the imminent death of the current Warrior Nun, Sister Shannon, who it is implied Mary is either in a relationship with or in love with. Throughout the rest of the season, Mary continues to grieve Shannon while seeking to avenge her death and take revenge on whoever in the OCS was involved in her death. She also pursues Ava, saving her from being killed by Lilith and eventually encouraging her to take up the mantle of Warrior Nun.
The last time Mary is seen is at the infiltration mission at the Vatican, where she squares off against the wraith demons summoned by Adriel. In season two, she is mentioned a few times before Father Vincent informs Sister Lilith that she is dead.
==Fandom==
As Shotgun Mary was initially included in season two and her role and dialogue were only distributed to other characters when personal circumstances prevented Toya Turner returning, fans held out hope that Mary would return for season three. With the reveal of alternative realms and the canonical resurrections of Ava and Mother Superion, there was canonical options for Mary to be revealed to be alive. With the cancellation of the series and the uncertain future of the wider Warrior Nun universe, fans often explore these options for Mary to return in fanworks. 
==Common Relationships in Fanworks==
All of Mary's ships in fanspaces are sapphic relationships, with the Mary/Shannon pairing which had some canonical basis being the most popular of these:
* Shotgun Mary/Sister Shannon
* Shotgun Mary/Sister Lilith
* Sister Lilith/Shotgun Mary/Shannon Masters
* Shotgun Mary/Ava Silva
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
*
===Fanart===
*
===Vids===
* do my thing by blueserenity94
* Shotgun Mary: After Dark Edit by Lara Danverper
* Shotgun Mary Tribute by Lara Danverper
* Shotgun Mary: Survivor by ZFrame
==Archives and Communities==
*Shotgun Mary tag on AO3
==Links and Resources==
==References==
Category:Warrior Nun
Category:Characters
Shotgunning

shotgunning is a Minsung novel written by keros.
==Contents==
===Summary===
"'Are you still nervous?' Minho asks, retaining that addictive nonchalance to his voice.
Jisung releases a pathetic little laugh between his gritting teeth. 'Yeah,' he breathes out. 'Just a little bit.'
'Let me smoke you out, then.'
Jisung makes the mistake of letting his curious gaze wander, allowing a mesmerized 'How?' to escape him. He's done the moment their eyes meet, because then Minho's taking Jisung's jaw in his hand while the other holds what's left of his blunt, dark eyes trailing down to the lips he wants to coax apart.
'Open for me.'
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Shotgunning: the practice of inhaling smoke and then exhaling it into another individual's mouth."
===Writing Style===
===Quotes===
==Reception==
===Reactions and Reviews===
===Fanworks and Fan Activity===
====Related Fanworks====
==References==
Category:2021 FanfictionCategory:Slash FanfictionCategory:Stray Kids Fanfiction
Shotguns and Salt-Lines

Shotguns and Salt-Lines is a 530-page gen anthology. Summary: "Some of the best gen fic published on LJ, collected (with the authors' permission) by Amchara."Summary from the Supernatural Gen & Het Fanzine List (Accessed 02 March 2010) 
* dotfic - Recoil
* clex_monkie89 - Twelve Times Dad Threatened to Turn the Car Around (and three times Dean almost rode in the trunk)
* alethialia - You Get What You Give
* fatale - By Some Forgotten Chance
* eloise_bright - Training Methods
* obsessedmuch - Whisper Down the Lane
* lyra_wing - For Anything Under the Sky
* iamstealthyone - ...And All I Got Was This Lousy T-shirt
* innie_darling - Vocabulary
* gekizetsu - Deliberation
* stele3 - 1300 days, part two
* estrella30 - Never, Not Once
* onelittlesleep - The Highway’s On My Moonlight Drive
* krisomniac - Strip, Poker, Boom
* marinarusalka - Bargains
* researchgrrrl - Muscle of Love
* ignipes - Never Summer
* big_pink - Cirque de Celine
* poisontaster - All I Hear Is Your Heart
==References==
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:2007 Zines
Shotten Herrings

Shotten Herrings is a 40-page Star Trek: TNG novel by Jon Woodcock.
It was published for/by a British Star Trek SIG (Mensa special interest group). Similar zines are Q-de-grace, Almost Human, Zodiac, and Trenhaile.
From the zine: "This fanzine is for limited, private circulation amongst British Mensa members only and is not for sale."
 
Image:shotten1.jpg|front cover
Image:shotten2.jpg|inside page
Image:shotten3.jpg|back cover
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1993 Zines
ShouToko (Discord server)

The ShouToko Discord server is a public server for fans of the Boku no Hero Academia ship Shouji/Tokoyami (or ShouToko). The server opened on May 24, 2018 and is currently still active/open. 
The server features general chat channels, NSFW channels, meme channels, headcanon channels, fic rec channels, spoiler discussions, and more.
==Activities==
===ShouToko Week===
The ShouToko Discord server began the ShouToko Week in honor of the members of the server who were content creators. The inaugural week ran from Oct. 27, 2019 - Nov. 2, 2019 (the week of Tokoyami's birthday in BNHA canon), and it was open to everyone (no server membership necessary). 
The server hosted a blog dedicated to the week, ShouTokoWeek.tumblr.com, which listed all of the prompts and reblogged fanworks that were posted and tagged with #ShouTokoWeek2019 during the week.shoutokoweek.tumblr.com, ShouToko Week 2019 is coming soon!, August 30,2019 Qualifying works were also reblogged by the main ShouToko blog.
A ShouToko Week 2019 collection on AO3 was also created.
===Sprints===
The server occasionally hosts content creation sprints, where a moderator will give a prompt and a 15-30 minute time limit. At the end of the sprint, creators can post their work in a dedicated server channel.
==References==
Category:Boku no Hero Academia
Category:2018 Discord
Category:2020s Discord
Shoujo ai

Shoujo ai or shoujo-ai (少女愛 lit. "girl-love") is used in western fandom as the opposite of shounen ai; it is either synonymous with yuri or refers to non-explicit yuri content. That is, it refers to the love between girls.
According to Yuricon,
In Japanese, however, the term is rarely used, and when it is, has very different connotations:
The webpage goes on to state that GL (short for Girls' Love) is more often used by publishers to make the distinction that "shoujo ai" makes in English/western fandom, i.e., between pornographic and non-pornographic content.
Japanese studies scholar Verena Maser noted in a 2013 paper, 'Beautiful and Innocent: Female Same-Sex Intimacy in the Japanese Yuri Genre' that "Some fans outside Japan are well aware of the problematic nature of the term shōjo ai and are urging for abandoning it, so far with limited success.".'Beautiful and Innocent: Female Same-Sex Intimacy in the Japanese Yuri Genre', Verena Maser, 2013. Accessed February 18, 2021.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom Glossary
Category:Relationships Glossary
Category:Yuri Fandom
Category:Social Media Feature-Terminology Thursday
Shoujoai100

Shoujoai100 was a multifandom yuri fan fic community on LiveJournal. The community was based on the concept set up by fanfic100 in which a list of 100 one-word prompts were listed that authors could claim interest in and then write for. Shoujoai100 did not accept drabbles, its minimum word count was 500 as it wanted the community to be geared towards longer fanfiction.
Category:Yuri Communities 
Category:Yuri Archives‎
Category:Challenges
Category:2000s
Shoujocon

Shoujocon was an American fan convention for anime and manga which focused on the shoujo subgenre. It was founded in 2000 two fans, Nora and Katchan,Shoujocon! Call for participants! by Nora, 1999-07-11 in rec.arts.anime.misc. Accessed 2007-03-06 and initially financed through eBay sales of fan-donated merchandise,Shoujocon Auctions! by Nora, 1999-08-05 in rec.arts.manga. Accessed 2007-03-06 Shoujocon quickly grew from 456 attendees to a peak of 1,252. In addition to its unique audience, Shoujocon attempted many other organizational and programmatic innovations during its time, such as an international staff which held meetings entirely online, support for doujinshi artists and writers, and cultural workshops.Shoujocon Welcomes AZZURRI! by Tracy Podgorski, 2001-05-02 in rec.arts.anime.fandom. Accessed 2007-03-06
In 2002, Nora and Katchan stepped down, turning leadership over to the newly formed Shoujo Arts Society (SAS), a non-profit organization incorporated to manage Shoujocon and promote the shōjo subgenre via other events.Hot Dogs? Hamburgers? Is It July? Then It Must Be… by L. Cintron, 2002-07-02 in rec.arts.anime.info. For the 2003 convention, Shoujocon moved to Rye, New York where difficulties with the hotel and the change of location triggered a severe drop in attendance and poor reviews of the convention.Shoujocon 2003 (archived 2007-09-27) in Anipike Magazine by Lisa Z. The 2004 convention was first postponed,Shoujocon postponed until 2005 by Patrick Delahanty on AnimeCons.com, 2004-03-08. Accessed 2018-06-06 then canceled altogether.Shoujocon 2005 is cancelled by Patrick Delahanty on AnimeCons.com, 2004-08-08. Accessed 2018-06-06
Working with the organizers of Yuricon, the Shoujo Arts Society later announced a joint event called "Onna!"Onna! 2005 Information on AnimeCons.com. Accessed 2018-10-03 which was held in October 2005.Shoujo Arts Society and Yurikon announce Onna! convention, 2005-01-18. Accessed 2018-06-06
==References==
Category:Anime Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Should (straight/lesbian/etc) women be 'allowed' to write slash?

Should (straight/lesbian/etc) women be 'allowed' to write slash? is a 2010 Livejournal post by xtricks.
It has 87 comments
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Women and Slash
* Mary Renault, Andre Norton, James Tiptree, Jr., Gordon Merrik, Marion Zimmer Bradley
* changing definitions of slash, differing expectations of slash
* is a canon same sex pairing slash?
* cultural appropriation
* censorship, telling other people what to write and read
* much more
==The Post==
==Some Comments at the Post==
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[xtricks] 
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[ lexin ] 
[tarchannon] 
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[ biktuana ] 
[xtricks] 
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[criccieth] 
[ reading is in ] 
[51stcenturyfox] 
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[reading is in] 
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[ bodlon ] 
[xtricks] 
[bodlon] 
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Should Auld Acquaintance (Star Trek: TOS story)

Should Auld Acquaintance is a Kirk/Spock story by Jane Elza.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #10.
==Summary==
"Scotty reminisces about the Enterprise, her crew, her captain and his first officer."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
==References==
 
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Should Editors "Edit" Art

Should Editors "Edit" Art is a 1993 essay by Charlie Kirby.
It was published in A Writers' Exchange #6.
==Some Topics Discussed== 
* differences between changing other people's words and changing other people's fanart without their permission 
* the sacredness of one's art, as opposed to one's words
 
==The Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1993 Meta
Category:Fanart Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Should I Post My Story As a Work in Progress?

Should I Post My Story As a Work in Progress? is an essay by Jintian
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in early 2001. 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the pros and cons of posting WIPs
* places to post fic
* betas
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2001 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
Should There Be More Criticism of Fanfiction?

Should There Be More Criticism of Fanfiction? is an essay by Janet. 
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta 
 Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Should We Believe

Should We Believe is a Steve/Danny story by stellarmeadow. It is listed at "Taka's McDanno Rec List" under "Angst".soulkiss1520. Taka's McDanno Rec List, updated: 03/06/2015. (Accessed 05 June 2016)
Summary: When Danny gets engaged, Steve realizes he may have gotten a clue just a little too late. Or has he?
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
Shounen ai

Shounen-ai (boys' love) is a Japanese term for stories containing m/m couples. Usage in Japanese may differ from usage in other languages. In English, it is most often used in manga and anime fandoms to refer to m/m fanworks.
When speaking of manga, the Japanese term refers to a type of shoujo manga with m/m themes common in the 1970s that is no longer published. 
 
==Usage Outside of Japan==
Outside of Japan, 'shounen-ai' is often used as the softcore counterpart to yaoi. In some contexts it may also be used in place of 'yaoi' or both may be used. It is commonly applied to fanfiction, particularly fanfiction of anime and manga series, but may also be used for manga, anime, professional writing, or other forms of m/m romance with a female audience.
==Usage in Japan==
In Japan, shounen ai is the precursor to contemporary BL. The term refers to manga from the 1970s by artists such as Moto Hagio, Keiko Takemiya, and other members of the Year 24 Group. While these stories happened to be fairly softcore by modern standards, this is mainly a reflection of the style of the time; 'shounen ai' does not specifically mean 'softcore'. These stories ran in shoujo magazines, therefore shounen ai was a subset of shoujo. (This may not be true of later m/m manga.) The term is still valid when discussing this period and works from it, but does not apply to modern works, including those of the original shounen ai mangaka, many of whom are still publishing.
==One Early Term==
June (Juné) (pronounced ju-neh) was an early term used. The word is from a Japanese magazine that was the first commercially published shōnen-ai magazine, launching in October 1978 under the title Comic Jun and ceasing publication in November 1995. 
===Shounen Ai Works===
Examples of influential shounen ai manga include:
* November Gymnasium by Moto Hagio (1971)
* Heart of Thomas by Moto Hagio (1974) conducted by Matt Thorn; originally published in The Comics Journal #269 July/August 2005; Accessed on Thorn's website on November 10, 2009.
* Kaze to Ki no Uta by Keiko Takemiya (1976)
==Notes==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom Glossary
Category:Relationships Glossary
Shounen no Tame no Kyousoukyoku

Shounen no Tame no Kyousoukyoku (少年のための狂想曲, "Rhapsody for a Boy") is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by HiDEAWAY.
It is an "all character" doujinshi but may contain some boys' love.siesta8765's auction at Yahoo! Japan. (Accessed 12 July 2013.) The front cover depicts the Count and Albert.
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Shousetsu Bang*Bang

Shousetsu Bang*Bang, often abbreviated as SSBB, is a long-running bimonthly webzine of original queer erotic fiction and art founded by petronia in 2005. Originally founded as a webzine strictly for M/M fiction, SSBB opened up to all queer and genderqueer content in 2019.Changes for 2019 (Accessed November 24, 2019)
Until 2022, the LJ community bb_shousetsu served as the main community where zine issues are released and organizational announcements were posted. In earlier years contributions were posted to the LJ account s2b2. Currently the standalone website serves to host all past and current issues, with announcements available on Twitter, Tumblr, and Discord.
SSBB also encourages contributors to use mangaka-styled pseudonyms and gives "style points" for those who incorporate Japanese puns into their names.
== History ==
As expected of any long-running zine, SSBB has evolved over the years.
=== Origins ===
petronia first conceptualized the idea in her LiveJournal:The LJ community, bb_shousetsu, was created shortly thereafter. It reflects SSBB's origins in the community profile:
=== Special Issues ===
While SSBB was initially conceived of as a BL fiction zine, it added a special yuri issue in the summer of 2006. It released another yuri summer special issue the following year. In 2008, SSBB released two yuri specials: one in May and the other on Halloween. This decision was criticizedanonymous comment from the comments to Bang*Bang Yuri Special Halloween 2008 (Accessed December 11, 2011) even though the increase in yuri-themed issues had not decreased the number of M/M-focused issues at all.drmoonpants's rebuttal in the comments of Bang*Bang Yuri Special Halloween 2008 (Accessed December 11, 2011) The zine went back to an annual special for the yuri-themed issue in 2009 and 2011, skipping 2010 in between.
In September 2011, SSBB ran its first artist-only special issue. Beginning in 2013, it began to run annual Yes, And issues for all content that didn't fit the M/M- and F/F-only issues. As of 2019, all issues of SSBB are open to all queer erotic content and six issues are published per year, one every other month.
=== Editorial Changes ===
From 2005 until 2010, petronia served as main editor of SSBB with dipping_sauce helping with various managerial duties such as editing, maintenance, and uploading. In mid-2010, dipping_sauce stepped down and two co-editors, ladysisyphus and beeblebabe, took her place.In other quite important news (Accessed December 11, 2011)
In November of 2010, petronia stepped down as editor and handed over all duties to ladysisyphus and bebblebabe.Changing of the guard (Accessed December 11, 2011)
==Back Issues==
A list of all past issues and a master list of all stories can be found on the dedicated SSBB website.
==Links==
* main community
* website
* LJ story archive
* off-topic chat
* twitter
* tumblr
* facebook
* deviantart
* y!gallery
==References==
Category:Original Fiction Zines
Category:Original Femslash
Category:Original Slash
Category:2000s Zines
Category:2010s Zines
Category:2020s Zines
Shout*For

Shout*For is a Jon Stewart/Stephen Colbert fanfic written by erinptah. It is an AU in which Fake News people/characters are "Disney Teen Pop Stars." Jon Stewart, "Stephen Colbert", Jimmy Fallon, and Tucker Carlson are in a famous boy band akin to One Direction, and Olivia Munn is akin to Miley Cyrus.
The author includes a disclaimer in the Table of Contents: #NotIntendedToBeAFactualStatement. Characters belong to the Report. Names of real people are used in a fictitious context, and all dialogue, actions, and content are products of the author's imagination only.
==Reception==
==References==
Category:Pundit RPF
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Shout out to all the Black ppl that can no longer participate directly in the fandom they love because of the stresses of racism 👍🏾

"Shout out to all the Black ppl that can no longer participate directly in the fandom they love because of the stresses of racism 👍🏾" is the first line of a 2024 post by Tumblr blogger tododeku-or-bust, who runs the resource blog creatingblackcharacters. 
The post has over 100,000 notes, including over 60,000 reblogs.
==Post==
The original poster followed up with more additions:
* https://www.tumblr.com/tododeku-or-bust/744952648558608384
"it's not in my fandom but-" I can assure you with 100% certainty, yes it is. 
https://www.tumblr.com/tododeku-or-bust/744932667529756673
* https://www.tumblr.com/tododeku-or-bust/745475752845344769
* https://www.tumblr.com/tododeku-or-bust/746338164605632512
* https://www.tumblr.com/tododeku-or-bust/752410128541712384
==Responses==
* This has been my experience in practically every single "fandom" I've tried to be in 🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️This has been my experience...
* https://www.tumblr.com/arachnix0401/744975180608258048
* https://www.tumblr.com/nat20composure/745046946165686272
* https://www.tumblr.com/iamthemess/745053064235565056
* https://www.tumblr.com/thankyouforthefunny/744946291397869568
* https://www.tumblr.com/shandykey/746420292391403520/shout-out-to-all-the-black-ppl-that-can-no-longer
* https://www.tumblr.com/dreadheadmadi/748495372282937345
* https://www.tumblr.com/iwxsxlloverher/750345613880786944
* https://www.tumblr.com/ladykakata/755463117966852096
* https://www.tumblr.com/queerplatonicsolid/744879031117398016
* https://www.tumblr.com/ahallister/760139619986702336
==See also==
* Blerd
* Black people and fandom
* End OTW Racism
==Notes==
==References==
Category:2024 Tumblr‎
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Race & Fandom Meta‎
Shouting into the cliffs without an echo

shouting into the cliffs without an echo is a Fitzmack Coffeeshop AU by plinys. It was first posted in October 2014. It consists of 13 chapters, each focusing on one month in the relationship of the two main characters.
==Summary==
==Author's Note==
Author's Note on Chapter 3:
==Fanart==
* banner for updates
* covers
==Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction
Shouyuya

Shouyuya (しょうゆ屋) was a doujinshi circle run by Tsuki Ayumu. She released Naruto doujinshi about Itachi x Sasuke, one-sided Kisame x Itachi, Naruto x Sasuke, and Kakashi x Sasuke.
Tsuki Ayumu later changed her circle name to Ukkari (うっかり) and created a new website. She closed her website March 31 2012.
==Doujinshi==
Doujinshi released under Shouyuya: 
Title 	About 	Published 	Size	Pages
Anki (暗鬼, Dark Demon) 	NaruSasu 	2003 	? 	?
Colorful (カラフル) 	ItaSasu 	2008.05.04	? 	22p
Hana no Ko (花の子, Flower's Child) 	ItaSasu 	2004.08.13	? 	?
Issho No (一緒の, Together) 	ItaSasu 	2008.08.15	B5 	38p
ItaSasu Sairoku Bon (イタサス再録本, ItaSasu Reprint Book) 	ItaSasu, KakaSasu, reprint collection	2005.12 	A5 	110p
Otanjoubi Hen "Issho No" Bangai (お誕生日編～「一緒の」番外～) 	ItaSasu, copybook 	2008.08.15	B5 	16p
Same, Ippon Zuri! (鮫、一本釣り!, Shark, Pole-Fishing!) 	ItaSasu, KisaIta 	2008.08.15	? 	144p
Samehada Bijin (鮫肌美人, Rough-Skinned Beauty) 	ItaSasu, ItaKisa 	2007.08.18	B5 	28p
Sayonara Junjou (さよなら純情, Goodbye Pure Heart) 	ItaSasu, ItaKisa 	2006.08.12	? 	32p
Senzai Ichiguu no Chance! (千載一隅のチャンス!, Once in a Lifetime Chance!) 	ItaSasuSaku 	2005.05.04	B5 	?
Shippuu Jinrai (疾風迅雷, Lightning Speed) 	KakaSasu, reprint collection 	? 	? 	142p
Shunkashuutou (春夏秋冬, Four Seasons) 	? 	2005.12.29	? 	44p
Snack Same (スナック鮫, Snack Shark) 	ItaSasu, KisaIta 	2006.12.30	? 	32p
Tachiaoi (タチアオイ, Hollyhock) 	KakaSasu 	? 	? 	38p
Tonbo no Kago (とんぼの籠, The Dragonfly's Cage) 	ItaSasu, KakaSasu 	2003.05.03	B5 	38p
Twinkle My Little Star 	KakaSasu 	? 	? 	56p
Watashi ga Venus (わたしがヴィーナス, I am Venus) 	ItaSasu, ItaKisa 	2004.12.29	? 	32p
Watashi wa Anata ni (私はあなたに) 	KakaSasu 	2004.08.13	B5 	58p
Yodelehi Jaws! (ヨーレイヒ-・ジョーズ!) 	ItaSasu, KisaIta 	2005.08.13	B5 	32p
Yume Kaidou (ユメカイドウ, Dream Highway) 	NaruSasu 	? 	? 	28p
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===Ukkari===
Doujinshi released under Ukkari:
Title 	About 	Published 	Size	Pages
Senaka: ItaSasu Parallel (せなか・イタサスパラレル, Back: ItaSasu AU) 	ItaSasu, R-18	2010.03.21	B5 	48p
Shiro Tsumekusa: ItaSasu Parallel (シロツメクサ・イタサスパラレル, White Clover: ItaSasu AU) 	ItaSasu, R-18	2010.06.27	B5 	24p
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==Samples==
Image:YumeKaidou.jpg|Yume Kaidou cover
Image:Isshono.jpg|Issho No cover
Image:Tachiaoi-cover.jpg|Tachiaoi cover
Image:Shouyuya-Sairoku.jpg|ItaSasu Sairoku Bon cover
Category: Naruto
Category: 2000s
Category: 2010s