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Halflife: Fulllife Consequences

Halflife: Fulllife Consequences is an infamous badfic series in the Half-Life fandom. Its sequels are called Halflife:FullLife Consequences 2:WhatHasTobeDone, Halflife: Hero Beggining, and Halflife Fulllife Consequences: Free Man. It is beloved and the inspiration of many recursive fanworks. 
John Freeman, a fanon brother of Gordon Freeman, is an inside joke within the fandom. He's often mentioned off-hand as Gordon's totally canonical brother in fan-made videos and fic. Although the series features another fanon brother by the name of Henry Freeman, he's not referenced in the fandom nearly as often as John. John even has his own wrangled tag on Archive of Our Own; see .
Later in 2006, the fic was discovered by blind51de, who did a dramatic reading of the fic on YTMND. This dramatic reading was later turned into Flash animation by Vegeta897 and amazingtrout in 2007. 
In 2008, Halflife: Fulllife Consequences was adapted into a Garry's Mod series by ICTON. This elevated the badfic to Internet classic status, earning the original story and the Garry's Mod series an article on Wikipedia, IMDB and TVTropes. 
In 2009, a speedcore remix of blind51de's dramatic reading was created by well-known furry fan musician Lapfox, titled . A cosplay video would be made later by Jizzle and Rock, which can be seen at , and features the remix for its ending credits theme.
In the 2010s, it was sporked on Friday Night Fanfiction. In 2021, ICTON's Garry's Mod video was re-animated by many fanartists, which can be seen at .
== External Links ==
* , a playlist by bigsanctions1142 which puts all of ICTON's videos in order. It also features other sporks for Half Life fancontent, such as parodies of Hunt Down the Freeman, an infamous fangame for the series.
* on Wikipedia
* on IMDB
* on TVTropes
* on Encyclopedia Dramatica
Category:Half-Life
Category:2006 Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fan Films
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fan Films
Category:2009 Fan Films
Category:Cosplay
Category:2021 Fan Films
Category:Fan Songs
Halfway Home

Halfway Home is a J2 story written by lemmealone for the 2007 Supernatural and J-Squared Big Bang challenge. It was illustrated by gray_light (aka grayscaled) and a_fallen_sister.
It is an AU where Jared and Jensen meet in a psychiatric hospital. The story is often recced as an example of mental disorders in fanworks.
Author's summary: "Jared has lost his wife and Jensen has lost his mind. In the end they're both okay, as long as they keep driving."
==Fanart==
gray_light and a_fallen_sister created fanart for the story as part of the Supernatural and J-Squared Big Bang.
a_fallen_sister created a bookcover and two story illustrations, one NSFW. They were made with "an assortment of filters, digital hand painting, and photo manipulation."a_fallen_sister at LiveJournal. SPN Artwork: For the Big Bang Challenge, NC-17 (Jared/Jensen), posted 27 June 2007.
File:Halfway Home Roadside Scene by a fallen sister.jpg|"The roadside scene" by a_fallen_sister
File:Halfway Home Hotel Scene by a fallen sister.jpg|"The hotel scene" by a_fallen_sister (NSFW)
gray_light also created cover art for the story:
File:Halfway Home cover by gray light.png|Fanfic cover by gray_light
==Podfic==
chemm80 recorded a podfic of the story, posted to the Amplificathon community and the Audiofic Archive in June 2010. cybel created the podbook, using cover art by a_fallen_sister.amplificathon at LiveJournal. Podfic: Halfway Home by Lemmealone, posted by chemm80 on 28 June 2010, and SPN RPF (J2) Podbook: Halfway Home by lemmealone, performed by chemm80, posted by cybel on 28 June 2010. The podfic is 02:15:22 in length.
==Prequel Ficlets==
* Halfway Home Timestamp (Jared, two weeks earlier) — It was always a vague relief to be home again, locking the door and sinking down onto the floor in front of the couch, watching the wall and the tiny carpet fibres.
* Halfway Home Timestamp (Jensen, six months earlier) — Something always pulled him south, though, like pressing on a bruise. The closer he got to Texas the more it hurt, and he never managed to get past Oklahoma, but he just kept going back over and over until he couldn't take it anymore; fled north or east or west until one day he woke up with one foot on the Canadian border and started the trek south all over again.
==Reception==
===Feedback===
The original posting of the story at the author's LiveJournal is now friendslocked.http://lemmealone.livejournal.com/381752.html, accessed 12 December 2020. It was reposted at her fic community in 2009, but the original comments are now lost. The repost has 56 comments as of 2020.
===Recs===
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Halfy & Winks

Halfy & Winks are a cousin duo of creatives (Halfy on art and animation, Winks on music) who have become primarily well-known within the Dream SMP fandom for their wholly original songs, most of which were accompanied by either/both an animated music video and a lyric video on their respective YouTube channels, which were created by the duo themselves. Their music style ventures between acapella, ballad, waltz, and cinematic, accentuated by Winks' dynamic singing and voice control. Like Derivakat and other notable creatives within said fandom, their songs are percieved both as moving and of a higher-quality, as well as having themes and narratives that not only apply to the Dream SMP canon as a whole, but also in other fandom circles at a far larger scale.
== Fan Works ==
=== Music ===
* Dream SMP-centric
** Oblivion (2021)
** Nothing But Free (2021)
** Empty Pages (2021) - Ranboo-centric song
** White Castle (2021) - Tales from the SMP-centric classical waltz song
** Wings (2021) - Sleepy Bois Inc.-centric acoustic ballad
**Vantage (2022)
== References ==
Category:Fans
Category:MCYT
Category:Dream SMP
Category:Pages that need expansion
Haljax, or, The Women of Ibm

Haljax, or, The Women of Ibm is a Science Fiction play by Barbara Wenk.
It was published in Time Warp #6/7 Volume 1.
==Editor's Summary==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:1984 Plays & Skits‎
Category:1984 Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Hall Costume

A hall costume is a costume worn during a fan convention, but may or may not be entered in the masquerade contest or costume parade, i.e. a costume other fans would see while wandering the halls between scheduled con programming. According to Fancyclopedia, 
The first known hall costume was created by Morojo and worn at the first WorldCon, aka Nycon, in 1939. The costume is usually referred to as the futuricostume.
File:MorojoSola.png|Morojo wearing the first known hall costume at WorldCon in 1939
Image:Peoplebusterandvampire.jpg|Halloween Eccentricon fundraiser, Sydney, Australia, 1985.
Image:Denebiatt.jpg|Astrex members at the first annual Denebiatt Dinner Dance at Penrith Panthers, 1986.
Image:Denebiatt2.jpg|Ian McLean as Data, Denebiatt Dinner Dance 2, Penrith Panthers, 1987. 
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Category:Convention Glossary
Category:Costuming
Hall of Anal Devastation

A hall of anal devastation is a collection of screenshots documenting the reactions of shippers whose ship has just been sunk. They are usually collected in imgur albums and tend to target particularly wanky fandoms. Originating from 4chan, the albums typically collect reactions from different forums, Tumblr, Twitter and 4chan. The first hall of anal devastation was published on November 6, 2014, documenting the reactions of the people unhappy with Naruto's endgame ships. The second one was released on August 31, 2016, regarding the endgame ships of Bleach, and the third one on October 2, 2016, as a response to the resolved love triangle in Magi.
== Examples ==
* NaruSaku 
* IchiRuki - 
* Alikou and Hakumor ()
* Shallura 
* Hideki 
* Klance 
* EreHisu 
* SessKagu -
Hall of Fire

Hall of Fire is an archive of Middle Earth inspired fiction & art. It contains the works of 58 authors. The archive was last updated in April 2004. Like many other Tolkien fanfiction archives of its era, the site required fiction to be approved before it was posted on the site; in the case of the Hall of Fire, a majority of four anonymous reviewers (similar to the much larger archive Henneth-Annun Story Archive) approved new stories, with the webmaster as the tiebreaker. As with other archives (like HASA) that used similar policies, quality was the reason given for being selective:
The site is affiliated with the Mithril Awards.Mithril Awards: Affiliates (accessed 17 May 2012)
Description from Eowyn's Musings: 
Description from Scared of Sunlight:
Although the site remained online for many years, the last fanfiction update occured in April 2004.Hall of Fire Library In 2013, the site went offline and was briefly replaced by a website for card playing under the same domain. In 2014, the Wayback Machine began reporting errors when attempting to crawl the domain.
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Archives
Hallelujah

Hallelujah is a Lost vid by roane that focuses on the character of Charlie. It was reviewed by ooglymoogly on September 6, 2005 on the reel LJ community 
Vidder's summary: "the story of Charlie's rise, downfall, and the beginnings of his redemption."
==Reactions/Reviews==
Category:Lost Vids
Category:2004 Vids
Hallow: A Guardian Zine

Hallow: A Guardian Zine is a p4p zine focused on the Chinese drama Guardian. The zine contains fanart and fanfiction.
==Mods==
*AJfanfic - head mod, finance/shipping, graphics
*Vasiliás - writing mod
*Starrie - social media mod, CN translator
*Kroalias - formatting mod
*Ru - graphics intern
==Schedule==
*May 25 - Jun 25, 2021: Interest Check	
*Jul 10 - Aug 1: Contributor Applications	
*Aug 10: Application Results	
*Aug 15: Concept/Summary Check-in	
*Sep 13: First Check-in	
*Oct 11: Second Check-in	
*Nov 1: Third Check-in	
*Nov 22: Final Submission	
*Dec 20 - Jan 20, 2022: Preorders Open
*Jun 24: Shipping complete
*Jul 26: Digital zine released
==Contents==
*A Note From the Mods
*Eggsy
*Inference and Inquiry - china_shop
*bonbonpich
*Chika
*Necessary Choices - Laireshi
*Lay
*LokiNeko
*Masquerade - Miss-Ingno (art by Liénwyn)
*Shan
*Chika
*Terminal - Djinn
*UrbaneFigment
*Meritorious - Elenothar
*Rill
*Nen
*Liénwyn
*Credits
Category:Guardian
Category:2022 Zines
Hallowed Ground

Hallowed Ground was a Legolas and/or Orlando Bloom fanfiction forum. It was linked as a Legolas/Orlando Bloom fanfiction archive at the Eternal archive.
The site was hosted by GeoCities, the forum was at ezboard.com.
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==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:2000s
Halloween (film)

Halloween is a horror movie franchise that, with one exception (1982's Halloween III: Season of the Witch), focuses on masked serial killer Michael Myers. The 1978 original was made with no budget and was a huge hit, defining the Slasher Film genre and paving the way for Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street and beyond. It also spawned comic books, novels and Video Games. Not all of the Myers-centered films exist in the same continuity. 
==Fandom==
===Big Name Fan===
Musician/director Rob Zombie directed remakes of the first two films in 2007 and 2009.
===Shipping===
On AO3, Michael Myers is most commonly paired with "Reader." He gets Slashed with Jason Voorhees (from Friday the 13th) and with Freddy Krueger (from A Nightmare on Elm Street). In an example of Enemyslash, there are stories shipping Michael with Laurie StrodeThe heroine of the series, Trope Codifier for Final Girl, and his sister..
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*#halloweenmovie at DeviantArt
* 'But You Can't Kill The Boogie Man!' by DenisDlugas
==Fannish Links==
*Halloween at AO3
*Halloween at FF.Net
*TV Tropes
==References==
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Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Halloweentown

Halloweentown is a tetralogy of Halloween Disney Channel Original Movies starring Kimberly J. Brown and Debbie Reynolds, featuring other popular Disney Channel Stars (Lucas Grabeel, Sara Paxton, Olesya Rulin, and others). They have the most long-lasting cultural impact and popularity of the DCOMs, but none of the individual films was technically "the most popular DCOM" in terms of viewer numbers at their premiere. They are, however, the only DCOMs that Disney licenses to other channels for airing, most notably Freeform for the 31 Days of Halloween each year, so they are accessible to people without cable TV packages. As of 2020, they are available on Disney+.
==In Fandom==
In 2013, Katie Heaney of Buzzfeed echoed the opinion of most of the Halloweentown fandom when she said that "the first three movies are one of the best things about Halloween," but excluded the fourth movie (Return to Halloweentown).19 Reasons You Need To Rewatch The "Halloweentown" Series Right Now As franchise star Kimberly J. Brown did not return for this fourth installment, she was replaced by actor Sara Paxton, but most fans regard this as an unnecessary reboot rather than a continuation of the series, and sometimes refer to it as an alternate universe of the original trilogy.
Fans often create fan merch using a catchphrase said by Grandma Aggie (Debbie Reynolds) -- "Being Normal Is Vastly Overrated."Being Normal Is Vastly Overrated on Etsy21 ‘Halloweentown’ Quotes For Captions On Instagram, Because "Halloween Is Cool"
The town where the movie was filmed, St. Helens, Oregon, is an October pilgrimage for many Halloweentown fans. The town hosts an annual Spirit of Halloweentown Festival to welcome visiting film fans to their downtown city center.Spirit of Halloweentown Official Website
===Notable Fanworks===
* Halloweentown on AO3
* Halloweentown on Fanfiction.net
* Halloweentown on WattPad
* Halloweentown on QuoteV
* "Make Halloweentown Better By Bringing Back Kal" Meta by catonthebookshelf
* Marnie Cromwell Cosplay by queenofthesunsetstrip
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==References==
* List of Halloweentown characters on Wikipedia
Category:Disney Channel
Hallowoods Resurrection

Hallowoods Resurrection was an event in the Hello From The Hallowoods fandom "to create new and exciting fancontent and welcome the podcast back for season two". It took place in November 2021.
==Prompts==
1st November: 
Favourite Character - Black - Water - Fear
2nd November:
Favourite Quote - Yellow - Sunlight - Kindness
3rd November:
Favourite Minor Character - White - Music - Worry
4th November:
Favourite Location - Green - Flowers - Hope
5th November:
Favourite Group or Hallowoods Creature - Blue - Connections - Sadness
6th November:
Favourite Episode - Favourite Episode - Red - Fire - Love
7th November:
Free Space - Create what you want!
==Works Created for the Event==
== References ==
Category:Hello From The Hallowoods
Halls of Waiting

The Halls of Waiting are a canon element of the afterlife in the works of Tolkien. They are watched over by Mandos. The different races are kept separate there, and elves may be re-embodied from the Halls.
==Archives and Resources==
* Trope: Afterlife on hobbit_kink's Pinboard
* Halls of Waiting, Mahal's Halls, and Afterlife (filtered by The Hobbit) on AO3
==Dwarves==
Many dwarves are canonically dead before main series starts, and others die during The Hobbit or between The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. Fanworks often discuss the dwarven afterlife and what it involves. Some also involve characters coming back to life, or contacting the living from the halls of the dead. Sometimes characters try to cross the barriers between races after death; this is common in the case of Kíli/Tauriel works and in works where Bilbo Baggins is in love with a dwarf.
Works that involve Challenging Mahal in order to return a dwarf to life usually take place in the dwarven portion of the Halls of Waiting. Many fanworks assume Mahal spends time with deceased dwarves in their section of the halls, and so dwarves in some works call the Halls of Waiting "Mahal's Halls".
===Example Fanworks===
The following works heavily involve dwarves in the afterlife:
* Sansûkh by determamfidd
* The Halls of Waiting by khazadqueen
* Let the Waking Morning Find by sunryder
* An Expert Burglar by Cinderstrato
* Divine Love by badskippy
==Hobbits==
The hobbit afterlife is not given in the text, but fandom has generally assumed they go to one of three places: the Halls of Mandos, the garden of Yavanna, or wherever Men go. The garden is a popular choice in the Hobbit subfandom.
===Example Fanworks===
The following works involve hobbits in the afterlife:
* And What Happened After by arrogantemu
* An Expert Burglar by Cinderstrato
* Let the Waking Morning Find by sunryder
* The last thing he heard - and the first by anonymous
* Divine Visitations by badskippy
Category:The Hobbit Tropes & Genres
Category:The Silmarillion
Category:Lord of the Rings
Category:Tolkien Glossary
Halo (video game series)

Halo is a series of first person shooter (FPS) games focused on a war between humans and a military alliance of several alien races known as the Covenant.
==Synopsis==
===Original Trilogy===
===Reclaimer Saga===
==Fandom==
See:
*Red vs. Blue, a long-running machinima series based on Halo.
*Chieftana, one of the popular pairings for the Halo series.
==Fanwork==
*from Harvest to the Ark by TheAmateur
*A Fistful of Arrows by Leviathan
=== Cosplay ===
* ofivetwo on Tiktok has produced a series of skits in Master Chief/Jorge-052 cosplay (2020-present). . Polygon article. Published 28 April 2021. (reposted to Tumblr, 2022)
==Resources==
*Official Site
*Halo tag on AO3
*Halo Fanon Wiki
*halo.bungie.org
*Halo Alpha
*Halome.nu - fanmade website that plays the menu music from any game in the Halo series
* - on the deprecated Fan History Wiki
==References==
*
Halo Awards

The Halo Awards were judged awards for fanfiction, fan poetry and fanfiction websites in the Buffyverse that were founded in 2000. Among the earliest Buffyverse awards, they ran twice a year until 2003 or 2004. Their aim was: "To recognize the best of Buffy: The Vampire Slayer and Angel fan fiction, regardless of genre, website, or authors' popularity." Halo Awards: Main (accessed 20 April 2012)
==History==
The awards were founded in summer 2000 by Cynamin. The awards site was initially hosted at ficgoddess.com, but for the fifth round in 2002 moved to an independent site at Geocities (currently archived by Oocities). 
In October 2003, Cynamin announced that the awards were going on hiatus.Halo Awards: Main (accessed 20 April 2012) In August 2004, they were taken over by Tango at a new website, hosted at tangofic.com.Yahoo Groups: BA Fluff: The Halo Awards are back! (accessed 20 April 2012) Although a Summer/Fall 2004 awards round was announced, it is unclear whether it was ever completed.
==Categories==
For the first round the categories were:
*Best BtVS Story
*Best Angel Story
*Best BtVS/Angel Crossover
*Best Short Fiction
*Best Humorous Fiction
*Best Action Story
*Best Romance
*Best Unconventional Romance
*Best Drama
*Best Future Story
*Best Past Story
*Best Original Character
*Best Crossover
*Best Poem
Subsequent rounds added categories, including:
*Best Episodic Story
*Best Alternate Reality
*Best Characterization
*Best Series
*Best Fanfiction Site
==Winners==
All results from:Halo Awards: Winners (accessed 20 April 2012) [More recent winners not archived]
===Summer/Fall 2002===
*Best BtVS Story: Something True by Astraea
*Best Angel Story: In the Waiting by Rheanna
===Winter 2002===
*Best BtVS Story: Dark Alchemy by Existential Scooby
*Best Angel Story: Sole Survivors by Roxanne Longstreet Conrad
===Summer/Fall 2001===
*Best BtVS Story: Ave Misere by Trixie
*Best Angel Story: Reconstruction by Diane Harris
===Winter 2001===
*Best BtVS Story: Buried Alive by Rebecca Carefoot
*Best Angel Story: Blood and Water by Rheanna
===Summer 2000===
*Best BtVS Story: The Cure by Ducks
*Best Angel Story: Second Coming by Carla Kozak
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Awards
Category:2000 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
Halo Bearer UK Convention

==Programming==
=== Events ===
* Meet and Greet
* Guest Talks and Panel
* Vendor Hall
* Guest Autographs and Photographs
* Watch Party
* Evening Party
* Quiz Night
===Guests===
* Sylvia de Fanti (Mother Superion)
* Toya Turner (Shotgun Mary)
* Olivia Delcan (Sister Camila)
* Kristina Tonteri-Young (Sister Beatrice)
* Meena Rayann (Yasmine Amunet)
* Sarah Walker (Director)
* Dean English (Producer)
* Stunt Team for Warrior Nun
==Convention Reports and Reviews==
== Links ==
* #HaloBearerUK at Twitter
* HaloBearerUK account at Twitter
* HaloBearerUK at Instagram
* Thread of Cosplay Photographs taken by Petra (@dutchstarbuck)
Category:Warrior NunCategory:Conventions in United Kingdom
Halo Effect

Halo Effect is a 500k-word Downton Abbey slash fanfic series written by Alex51324.
The first part was posted as a WIP over one week in July 2019. The second part was posted between Dec 20, 2019 and Feb 24, 2020. 
The work is notable because of its epic length, its quality writing and characterisation, its popularity and its incredible attention to historial detail.
==Content==
* Halo Effect: 81k, 8 chapters, Mature, Thomas Barrow/Original Male Character(s) (Peter Fitzroy)
* Soldier's Heart: 441k, 35 chapters, Teen, Thomas Barrow/Original Male Character(s) (Peter Fitroy)
Chapter 2 of the story is a "DVD Extra: Deleted Scene." 
Many chapters include notes about the sources used by the author, historical events referenced in the story, and how the author might have altered some aspects, for example: 
==Themes and Tropes==
* Internalized homophobia and gradual acceptance thereof
* Canon divergence/What If
* Hurt/Comfort
* Redemption
* Epistolary Fic
* Presumed Dead
* Original Characters
==Reviews & Reactions==
Feedback for Halo Effect on AO3: 
Feedback for Soldier's Heart on AO3: 
About the series on Tumblr: 
About the series on Twitter:
==Related Works==
* Corporal T. Barrow, RAMC and the Cat with Many Names by allonym (fanart)
* Cover for "Soldier's Heart" by Alex51324 by amiril (cover art)
==References==
Category: Downton Abbey
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2019 Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
Haloid

Haloid is a short CGI action crossover fan film directed, produced, choreographed, animated, rendered, and edited by Monty Oum. Uploaded to GameTrailers on 20 April 2007, the film features Metroid protagonist Samus Aran and a certain SPARTAN from the Halo franchise beating the crap out of aliens and each other. 
Oum originally uploaded the film to GameTrailers, and an HD version to Halo Files, and fans have since reposted various versions (of varying cuts and visual qualities) to YouTube.
==Overview== 
==Response==
===Comments===
In a humorous moment of Haloid, the crotch of the SPARTAN's armor sparks with electricity, indicating arousal after witnessing Zero Suit Samus defeat a series of enemy aliens. Several viewers have expressed confusion as to how the SPARTAN would have a penile erection, given the ending reveal that the SPARTAN is, in fact, a woman. The educational phrase "lubrication is a two-way street"—explaining that women also have bodily reactions from sexual arousal, and the visual gag could indicate vaginal lubrication—has spread around the comments sections of the various Haloid uploads, with some even attributing the quote to Oum himself.
After Oum's death on 1 February 2015, the comments sections of his videos—including Haloid—received an outpouring of messages reflecting upon and celebrating his life and works.
===Haloid Prime===
On 18 July 2018, Victus Prime released Haloid Prime, another Metroid-Halo short animated crossover action film.
===Haloid (2019)===
On 10 April 2019, crazyhalo released Haloid (2019), a shot-for-shot remake made in Source Filmmaker.
==External Links==
*Game Front (download)
*TV Tropes
==References==
Category:Halo
Category:Metroid
Category:2007 Fan Films