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Garnet (Steven Universe)

Garnet is one of four main protagonists of the TV series Steven Universe. She is a member of the Crystal Gems.
== Canon ==
Garnet is the fusion of Ruby and Sapphire and the current de-facto leader of the Crystal Gems. Garnet is one of the last surviving Gems on Earth who joined the Crystal Gems in the rebellion against the Gem Homeworld, and afterwards assisted her friends in protecting the Earth over the next millennia. After Rose Quartz gave up her physical form to give birth to her son, Steven Universe, Garnet took over as the leader of the group.Steven Universe wikia
== Fandom ==
=== Commonly accepted fanon and tropes ===
* Referring to Garnet as "Square Mom" (because of the shape of her afro).
* Often portrayed as the child of Ruby and Sapphire in Human!AUs.
* Remixes and mashups of Garnet's "Stronger than You" song from the season 1 finale are very popular.
=== Shipping ===
Season 1 had most of the Crystal Gems being paired with each other, however Garnet/Pearl gained popularity early on as the two were often seen standing arm-in-arm. Pairings with Garnet became less common once she was revealed to be the fusion of Ruby and Sapphire as some fans focused on those two characters, rather than Garnet herself.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Been meaning to do Garnet fanart. :v by ayhotte
* Garnet from Steven Universe. by whitneysalgado
* okay so, I had a dream about human Garnet having a picnic on the beach with Steven by brxndio
===Vids===
* Just the Two of Us are Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger than You (3x SU mashup) by cibot9000
* LA Boy Mashup [American Boy + The Party- LA] by Mac
===Meta===
* Garnet: the burden of leadership, self-restraint, and longing for connection by dragoplateau
==Gallery==
File:Garnet Poster by Dedos De Mantequilla.jpeg|A version of the "We Can Do It!" poster by Dedos De Mantequilla (2015). "We" being in quotes references Garnet's status as a fusion of Ruby and Sapphire. She is no longer two individuals, but a new, composite entity.
==Garnet-centric Communities==
* Garnet fanworks tag at AO3
* Garnet fanfiction tag at FFN
== References ==
Category:Steven Universe Characters
Garnet Til Alexandros XVII

Garnet Til Alexandros XVII aka Dagger is a main character in the Square Enix video game Final Fantasy IX.
==Canon==
One of the last survivors of a summoner race, Princess Garnet was adopted into the Alexandrian royal family by Queen Brahne, and by sheer coincidence resembled the real Princess Garnet, who had passed away recently prior through unknown circumstances.
Upon turning 16 however, Garnet noticed a change in her mother's demeanour, and sought the help of her 'uncle' Cid. Cid enlisted a talented band of thieves named Tantalus who, along with some difficulties, succeeded in retrieving the princess from her mother's clutches.
Garnet assumed the alias of Dagger for the sake of keeping a low profile, and with the help of her loyal knight Steiner, Zidane Tribal and Vivi Ornitier, she set about a plan to circumvent Queen Brahne's corruption. 
Garnet's character growth is considered second only to Vivi throughout the events of Final Fantasy IX, where she starts off as a naive, innocent princess, and witnesses the destruction of civilisations, the loss of her own mother, the strain of ruling a kingdom at such a young age, and the anguish of having said Kingdom - her last tie to normality - destroyed, by the same man who razed her hometown ten years previously.
Garnet learned not only that there was a world beyond her castle walls, but also of her lineage, and that people are better than their worst deed.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Garnet's only common shipping is with Zidane due to their canonical relationship, however non-con ships with Kuja exist, and femslash with Beatrix aren't unheard of. AUs where Zidane and Mikoto swap roles exist, so a Garnet/Mikoto ship is also feasible.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
==Links & Resources==
* Garnet Til Alexandros XVII tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy IX Characters
Garrideb Moment

The term comes from the story "The Three Garridebs' from Sherlock Holmes novels, when John is shot and Sherlock lays bare his real feelings towards the doctor. Therefore, the Garrideb Moment represents a situation where one character’s injury causes another character to express a concern and previously hidden affection.
Often scenes can reach the climax moment preceding Garrideb, but not complete which can frustrate fans, as in the last episodes of "The Twentieth Century Begins".
Outside of the Sherlock fandom the term has also been used, 
==Canon Examples==
Later Sherlock expresses his anger to the man who shot Watson saying...
A similar moment was found in a later published short story called The Lion’s Mane.
It was a Garrideb moment in the BBC Sherlock episode “The Sign of Three” when Sherlock Holmes pulls John Watson from a bonfire with his bare hands.
==Fannish Examples==
* When watching Sherlock Holmes adaptations or reading fan fiction, I will often look for a Garrideb Moment in the story.
==References==
Category:GlossaryCategory:Sherlock Holmes Fandom Glossary
Garrison's Gorilla's 30 Anniversary Tribute 1967-1997

Garrison's Gorilla's 30 Anniversary Tribute 1967-1997 was published in 1997 and contains 147 pages. It is a gen Garrison's Gorillas anthology.
The front cover is by Gail Bennett. The interior art is by by Nikki Young. 
The zine contains fiction by Theresa Evans, Jane Woods and Linda Knights, interviews from Georg Fenady (producer/director), Christopher Cary, Ron Harper and Brendon Boone, bios on all the actors, an episode guide, and fan photos.
==Contents==
* Editorial by Editor (1)
* Letters by Editor (5)
* About Face Christopher Cary, Today by Paul Matheis (6)
* He is Innocent by Char Treusedeau (14)
* Ron Harper Speaks by Joy Baker (26)
* Georg Fenady Questions by Joy Baker (30)
* Brendan Boone Bio by Jane Woods (32)
* Christopher Cary Bio by Jane Woods (34)
* Cesare Danova Bio by Jane Woods (36)
* Ron Harper Bio by Jane Woods (38)
* Rudy Solari by Jane Woods (40)
* Other Credits by Jane Woods (42)
* Episode Guide by Jackie Edwards (44)
* Fans Have Their Say by Various (57)
* Fan Photos by Various (62)
* History of GG Fandom in Britain by Lynn Shelley (66)
* GG Fandom in the U.S. by Jane Woods (68)
* Best Laid Plans by Theresa Evans (70)
* The Bridge at Angel's Breath by Jane Woods (83)
* Darane Swatura by Linda Knights (106)
* The Warden's Box by Jane Woods (140)
* Epilogue by Editor (147)
* Fanzines/Coming Zines by Editor (148)
* Spotlight on GG by Editor (150)
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Garrison's Gorillas (stories by Carole Clemson)

Garrison's Gorillas is an unbound anthology of three gen stories written by Carol Clemson. The zine was printed entirely on red and yellow colored paper and contained extensive color and black and white photographs from the show. Typing was done by Mary Jupp. It may have been printed in the UK as the paper used appears to be A4 size. The overall look and feel of the fanzine is very much different from standard media fandom zines, having more similarities with the fanzines of the punk rock era in both color and design.
Contents
*In the Dark
*The Bullet and the Cross
*Transfer
File:Garrison carole c int by Peter Kershaw.jpg|design and drawing by Peter Kreshaw
File:Garrison carole c toc.jpg|table of contents on yellow paper
File:Garrison carole c int by Peter Kershaw.2jpg.jpg|title page of first story, design by Peter Kershaw
File:Garrison carole c in the dark.jpg|text and art are side by side throughout the zine
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Garrus Vakarian

Garrus Vakarian is a squad member and a possible love interest for a female Commander Shepard in the Mass Effect trilogy.
==Canon==
Garrus Vakarian is a turian, formerly part of C-Sec's Investigation Division. Like most turians, Garrus had his military training at fifteen, but later followed in his father's footsteps to become a C-Sec officer. He was responsible for the investigation of Saren Arterius, the Council's top Spectre, after the Alliance claimed Saren had gone rogue. Although Garrus was told that the investigation was over, he decided to defy the Executor's order and pursue another lead on his own. Eventually, Garrus attempts to join Commander Shepard's team to help defeat Saren and the geth.masseffect wikia
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Garrus became a potential love interest for a female Shepard in Mass Effect 2, the two went on to become one of the most popular ships within the fandom. Garrus is also often paired with Tali as they have a canon relationship in game if players are not in a relationship with either of them by the end of Mass Effect 3.
==Example Fanworks==
[Examples illustrating common tropes; gen works; pairings other than those with their own articles]
===Fanart===
* garrus by sandara
* Garrus by gobeur
* There is no Shepard without Vakarian by zetallis
* i saw this post and it was too good not to draw something about it by emegustart
==Garrus-centric Communities==
* Garrus Vakarian fanworks at the Archive of Our Own
* garrus-fans on Deviantart
* fuck yeah garrus vakarian on Tumblr
==References==
 
Category:Mass Effect Characters
Garry's Mod

Garry's Mod is a sandbox simulator for Valve's Source engine created by FacePunch studios and published by Valve. Although it was first a fan-made mod of Half-Life 2, it has since become multifandom.
Since 2006, it has been used to create countless animations and short films of primarily Valve's video gaming properties. Notable exceptions are its thriving Splatoon scene, which is a Nintendo property.
Garry's Mod has its own scene of fan-made 3D models, stages and game modes, such as prop hunt. Many 3D modelers in media fandom get their start with the Garry's Mod community. Many GMOD works are very humorous in nature, boarding on YouTube Poops, and serious works are rare. Many early GMOD works are considered fandom classics.
In the community for the 3D animation program MikuMikuDance, GMOD's community is somewhat infamous for taking MMD models and porting them to their game without permission. Many 3D animators use both despite the slight tension between the two communities.
In 2012, Source Filmmaker would be released by Valve. It is strictly an animation tool, thus has no community stages like GMOD. However, making animation is simpler on SFM, and more serious work is usually created through that software instead.
Category:Valve
Category:2006 Fanworks
Category:2000s Fanworks
Category:2010s Fanworks
Category:2020s Fanworks
Category:Game Mods
Category:Half-Life
Garshaw of Belote (Yosuuf)

==Canon Background==
Garshaw of Belote is a Grand Councilor of the Tok'ra, and known as the 'most hunted Goa'uld of all time' (though, like other Tok'ra she does not take kindly to being called a Goa'uld). Her host's name is Yosuuf. 
The safety of the Tok'ra is very important to Garshaw, and she was suspicious of the Tau'ri at first. She originally opposed an alliance, believing the Tau'ri too primitive, as well as the fact that they were violently opposed to blending - something Garshaw took to mean the Tau'ri were repulsed by the very nature of the Tok'ra. Her host was slightly more open to the idea of an alliance, and eventually Garshaw also agreed.
==Fandom==
The fact that Garshaw has the added 'of Belote', is by many fanfic writers taken to mean she is one of those Tok'ra who were originally a Goa'uld. 
==Fanfiction==
There is very little fanfic written about Garshaw, and most has her as a minor character. There are a few 'ship fics, pairing her with (mostly) Jacob/Selmak, though Yosuuf/Garshaw/Jack O'Neill het fics exists. 
===Examples of Fanfic=== 
Gen 
*Alien Costumes Drabble 
Het
*Living the Vida Tok'Ra Jacob/Selmak/Yosuuf/Garshaw
*Tok'ra Love Garshaw/Selmak
==Vids==
Vids needed.
==Resources==
* Symbiotica Fic archive for fics about most of the Tok'ra
* Info about Yosuuf/Garshaw on Stargate Wiki
Category:Tok'ra
Garth (DC character)

Garth is fictional character from the DC Universe fandom, he was the original Aqualad, but later went on to take on the mantle of Tempest.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Garth/Dick Grayson
*Garth/Roy Harper 
*Garth/Tula
*Dolphin/Garth 
==Archives and Links==
*Garth (DCU) tag at Archive of Our Own
*The Tempest Fic Index
==Resources==
*Garth (Prime Earth) at DC Database
*Garth (New Earth) at DC Database
*Wikipedia
Category:DC Comics CharactersCategory:Teen Titans CharactersCategory:Aquaman
Garv/Valgarv

Garv/Valgarv, Gaav/Valgaav or Garv/Val is the yaoi pairing of Garv and Valgarv in the Slayers fandom.
In Japanese they have a pairing name Garval or Gaarval (jp. ガーヴァル, Gāvu~aru), but it's not common.
== Canon ==
During the Kōma War, Val remained the last ancient dragon after all his relatives were slaughtered by the golden dragons. Heavily wounded he was found by Chaos Dragon Garv, who offered him a place at his side. Val took his offer and was recreated as half-mazoku by new name, Valgarv. He became blindly loyal to his new Lord. However it's not clear whether it was his personal attitude and gratitude for salvation or just congenital behavior as Mazoku servant.
After death of his master Valgarv vowed to revenge on those who killed Garv.
Valgarv was created exclusively for the anime Slayes Try, which often contradicts the original light-novels. For example, it was not mentioned if Gaav and Valgarv had a contact through the Mazoku Barrier or they just did not see each other for hundreds of years.
== Common Tropes in Fanworks ==
* Angst with Val mourning Garv's death.
* AU with Garv is resurrected or does not die at all. Or the couple is reborn/meet in another world.
* Pining – Valgarv is secretly in love with his master
* Rescue Romance
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* Lovey-dovey theme by @rj_ff14 (2010)
* おほもちゅうい by @rj_ff14
* Gaav and Valgaav hurt/comfort by Berry Muffin
* Garval by claranoctis
=== Doujinshi ===
== Links & Resources ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Gaav/Valgaav at fanfiction.net
* Garv/Valgarv at AO3
== Reference ==
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Slayers Relationships
Gary

You might be looking for:
* Gary Stu, the male counterpart of Mary Sue
* Gary B's Atomic Brainwave, a Forever Knight fansite 
Characters called "Gary":
* Gary Gordon, a character from the film Black Hawk Down
* Gary Hobson, a character from the television series Early Edition
* Gary Mitchell, a character from Star Trek: TOS
* Gary Oak, a character in the Pokémon anime
* Gary Seven, a.k.a. Gary 7, a character from Star Trek: TOS
Fans called "Gary":
* Gary Anderson, a filker
* Gary Beene, a fan writer in the Darkover fandom
* Gary Berman, a zine publisher
* Gary S. Blog, a zine editor
* Gary Cook, a zine illustrator in the Tolkien fandom
* Garry Cullen, a fan writer in the Blake's 7 fandom
* Gary Cutler, a zine illustrator in the Quantum Leap and Beauty and the Beast fandoms
* Garry Finney, a zine editor in the Doctor Who fandom
* Gary E. Goodsel, a zine editor in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary Hawfitch, a zine illustrator in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary E. Himes, a fan writer in the Quantum Leap and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fandoms
* Gary Homberg , a fan writer in the Star Trek: The Next Generation fandom
* Gary Hunnewell, a zine editor in the Tolkien fandom
* Garry Jackson, a zine illustrator in the Doctor Who fandom
* Gary Johnson , a fan writer in the X-Men fandom
* Gary Kleppe, a fan writer in the Ranma 1/2 fandom
* Gary Labowitz, a zine editor
* Gary J. Levinson, a zine editor in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary Lovisi, a meta writer in the Sherlock Holmes fandom
* Gary Mayes, a zine illustrator in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary McGath, a filker in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary Meehan, a zine editor in the Doctor Who fandom
* Gary Myers, a filker
* Gary Miles , a fan writer in the Star Trek fandoms
* Gary Nelson, a zine illustrator in the Star Trek fandoms
* Gary Pedretti, a fan writer and zine editor in the Doctor Who fandom
* Gary Phillips, a zine editor and fan writer in the Tolkien and Star Trek: TOS fandoms
* Gary Robertson, a fan writer in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary Romano, a fan writer in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary Sanger, a fan writer in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary Tester, a fan writer in the Star Wars fandom
* Gary Watts, a fan writer in the Star Trek: TOS fandom
* Gary Winnick, a zine illustrator
Other people called "Gary":
* Gary Burghoff, an actor known for playing Walter "Radar" O'Reilly in the television series M*A*S*H
* Gary Cole, an actor known for playing Jack Killian on the television series Midnight Caller
* Gary Gillatt, editor of Doctor Who Magazine from 1995–2000 (issues 223-254, 256-292)
* Gary Gygax, the creator of Dungeons and Dragons
* Gary Kurtz, a film producer known for producing Star Wars
* Gary Raymond, an actor known for playing Jack Moffitt on the television series The Rat Patrol
* Gary Russell, a writer for the Doctor Who television series and associated media
Gash!!

GASH!! was a fanpage for Konjiki no Gash Bell that hosted information about the series and lyrics/discographies of official songs. It was linked to in the main sidebar of konjiki, the main LiveJournal community for the series, and also archived a small number of fanworks that were posted to the community.
==About==
Category:Konjiki no Gash!!
Category: 2004 Websites
Category:2000s
Gashiyeon

가시연(Gashiyeon) is a Yunjae fanfic, written in Korean by an author known as Maio. Gashiyeon directly translates to "thorn lily," but the fic is better known in English as "thorn year." Gashiyeon was published throughout the course of 2006, and consists of three parts. Reduced Horizons, the "prequel," Thorn Lily, the main story, and Fox's Cradle, the "sequel." <quoted directly from the writeup>
==Plot==
Here is a summary from a fan in a rec/roundup post
==Writing Style & Writing==
===Famous Lines===
“It’s you, the beauty from class 8.”
===Translations===
== Characterisation ==
Commenting on impact...
==Industry Impact==
It might also be referenced in Twenty-Five Twenty-One, which aired in 2022. 
== General Reviews and Reactions==
==Fan Responses==
* [윤재 팬북] 가시연 팬북 및 마요maio님의 후기 소개] on naver (About the 3 author-published hard copy editions, which this fan 과거 had collected)
==Fan Translations==
Tumblr user yoonje, writing in 2012, lists five attempted English translations. LiveJournal users iheartuknow and lonekamo may have been the first, posting the foreward through chapter 6 of "Thorn Year" in late 2007 to their shared writing community iheartkamo (account later deleted). At the end of December 2007, they advertised another fan translation starting up for the prequel and sequel at the comm thornyear.PREQUEL Announcement, posted by lonekamo in iheartkamo, 2007-12-27. It appears that only one chapter was posted to the thornyear community.
Between 2009 and 2014, LiveJournal user jestex posted 13 chapters of the prequel in gashiyeon_trans.
Several chapters of "Thorn Lily" were translated and posted in 2010-2012 to the LiveJournal community happy-colour. Start here for chapter 1. The first nine chapters were translated by user happy_colour, followed by a partial translation of chapter ten by user potecchi. potecchi then created a new translation community, egashiyeon, where they started from chapter 10 and continued through to the end of Thorn Lily (chapter 25 and Afterword), then posted all of The Fox's Cradle. potecchi posted from November 2012 until April 2013.
Meanwhile, LiveJournal user honeyiceblend had started translating the story, apparently sharing it in friendslocked posts, but switched to posting to a dedicated blog on blogspot. The blog appears to have been active between November 2012 and July 2013 and included a complete translation of Reduced Horizons and a partial translation of Thorn Lily. The blog was later deleted.
==Further Reading==
===In English===
* The divorce of the century: the rise and fall of Yunjae, K-pop’s most (in)famous ship (PART 1) 
==References==
Category:Korean-Speaking Fandom 
Category:TVXQ
Category:2006 Fanfiction
Gaslight

Gaslight is a 133-page (32943 words) gen Starsky & Hutch novel by Sue David and Valerie Wells. 
The cover art is by Dave's Studly Studs. There is no interior art.
From the title page: "No bribes of a week of uninterrupted sleep, petsitters that don't require you to refinance your house, or an Outback bloomin' onion at 3 a.m. were offered. Dammit. Laugh. Cry. Send LoCs!"
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Gaston

Gaston is an original Disney character who appears in the 1991 animated movie Beauty and the Beast.
==Relationships==
*Frollo & Gaston is a bromance-style crossover with the main antagonist from The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. The version of Dom Frollo in those crossovers is mostly based on how the character appears in the Disney movie from 1991.
*Gaston/LeFou is a non-canonical slash pairing in Disney fandom.
==Meta==
* Why Gaston (not Frollo) is the Most Realistic Disney Villain by aikaterini (June 7th, 2011)
==Archives & Resources==
* Wikipedia:Gaston (Beauty and the Beast)Category:Beauty and the Beast (Disney)
GateGoers

GateGoers was an email discussion group for attendees of the Stargate SG1 fan convention Gatecon.
It was created on August 8, 2005. It was a restricted group, requiring membership approval. The last post was in October 2015.
As of October 2019, the group had 368 members.
==Description==
==History==
July 2008 had the highest posting numbers at 736 messages.
==References==
Category:Yahoo! GroupsCategory:Stargate SG-1 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Category:2000s Category:2010s
GateWorld

GateWorld is a popular Stargate fan website. Site content includes news, interviews, podcasts, a forum, a wiki-like encyclopedia (although not publicly editable), and galleries of official images and fanart.
==History==
The site was initially created with the name "STARGUIDE" by Darren Sumner, a Chicago fan. STARGUIDE was inspired by other fansites such as The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5, TrekWeb, and TrekToday. It later was moved to "SciFiGuide.net" and Darren added episode guides for Farscape, Babylon 5, Andromeda, and Star Trek.
In 2003, GateWorld began publishing a reference guide section called The Stargate Omnipedia. This uses MediaWiki software, but unlike many fan wikis, is not editable by the public. However, fans can make suggestions for its content.
==Stargate Atlantis Episode Transcripts==
A key feature of the Gateworld site is the episode transcripts made by a fan, Callie Sullivan. In 2020-2021, all of these pages were saved to the Wayback machine, in case the Gateworld site ever becomes inaccessible. From the main Atlantis link (https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.gateworld.net/atlantis/) each season can be accessed, and the transcripts are linked under each episode. Note that all other links relating to the episodes haven't necessarily been saved, just the transcripts. 
Two episodes had no Gateworld transcript. For 'Sanctuary' and 'The Brotherhood', see the Stargate Wiki transcripts for those episodes.
Sanctuary - Stargate Wiki transcript on Wayback: https://web.archive.org/web/20210203030739/https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Sanctuary/Transcript
The Brotherhood - Stargate Wiki transcript on Wayback: https://web.archive.org/web/20210203030249/https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/The_Brotherhood/Transcript
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Websites