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Ultra Magnus

Ultra Magnus, (aka Minimus Ambus in the IDW Comics canon,) is a popular and recurring character in the Transformers franchise.
In the IDW canon, "Ultra Magnus" is a title, held by Minimus Ambus, who primarily goes by the name. This page treats both as the same character, as does the canon to a large extent as well as the fandom.
==Canon Background==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
===Major Appearances===
*The Transformers TV series
*The Transformers Generation One Marvel Comics
*The Transformers Generation One IDW Comics
*Transformers Robots in Disguise (2001)
*Transformers Animated
*Transformers Aligned (Prime) Continuity
See on TFWiki.net for more of his appearances.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
TBA
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
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==Relationships==
This is purposefully an incomplete list, as Ultra Magnus is shipped with many of the other Transformers. He's also popular for self-insert shipping.
Please add any notable relationships in fanworks if they are missing.
Primary Canon	With... 	Who is a(n)...	Full Label 	Type	Ship Name(s) 	Information
various 	Rodimus 	Autobot 	Rodimus & Ultra Magnus 	Gen 	(n/a) 	Opposites; mentor and mentee dynamic
various 	Rodimus 	Autobot 	Rodimus/Ultra Magnus 	M/M 	ロマグ | マグロ 	Opposites attract; both manage the Lost Light ship in that canon
IDW Comics 	Megatron 	Autobot 	Megatron/Ultra Magnus 	M/M 	MagMeg | Magatron 	The Lost Light comic series has them be friendly; often seen together
Prime 	Optimus Prime	Autobot 	Optimus Prime/Ultra Magnus 	M/M 	OpMag | Magnimus | MagnusOp	May be superior/understudy depending on the canon
Headmasters 	Sixshot 	Decepticon 	Sixshot/Ultra Magnus 	M/M 	Sixmags 	They are arch-enemies.
Prime 	Wheeljack 	Autobot 	Ultra Magnus/Wheeljack 	M/M 	Ultrajack 	(n/a)
Prime 	Predaking 	Decepticon 	Predaking/Ultra Magnus 	M/M 	Predamags 	(n/a)
IDW Comics 	Dominus Ambus	Autobot 	Dominus Ambus & Minimus Ambus	Gen 	(n/a) 	Minimus Ambus' spark brother; supporting character
== Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Communities/Fan Events===
* , a fanweek held in 2020 for Megatron/Ultra Magnus
* , a club on Deviantart for Optimus Prime/Ultra Magnus
* , a club on Deviantart
==== Collections ====
=== Wikis ===
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on the TFWiki
* on the Shipping Wiki
=== Fan Fic===
===Fan Art===
===General Fanworks===
==== Fan Mixes ====
* 
* 
=== Meta ===
* (2021), If You Ship... meme with many Ultra Magnus ships
==== IDW ====
* (2023), Magnus armor as a trans metaphor
* (2022)
* (2024), on how Ultra Magnus' character changed throughout the comic run
==== G1 ====
* (2024)
Category:Transformers Characters
Ultraman

:For the DC Comics character, see Ultraman (DC Comics).
Ultraman, otherwise known as just Ultra is a multi-media tokusatsu franchise. The series is owned by Tsuburaya Productions and was created by Eiji Tsuburaya. The series is known for its daikaiju battles, giant alien ultramen, and its impressive miniature set work.
==Overview==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): Ultramanstories and crossovers
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): Ultra Series Tag (Generic)
*Pixiv: ウルトラマン Tag (Generic)
*Reddit: r/Ultraman
===Fan pages and sites===
===Resources===
*[]
Category:Ultraman
Ultraman: Rising

Ultraman: Rising is a Netflix original film created by Shannon Tindle. The film tells the story of Ken Sato, a famous baseball player and inheritor of the title and powers of Ultraman, in his struggle to balance being Ultraman with the rest of his life. The film focuses on his struggle to raise a baby Kaiju whom he rescued after the KDF (Kaiju Defense Force) attacked her mother, as well as his strained relationship with his father and the question of what it means to be Ultraman.
Ultraman: Rising is part of the Ultraman franchise. 
== Canon ==
== Characters ==
==== Main Characters ====
* Ken Sato | Ultraman
* Mina
* Emi
* Professor Sato | Ultradad
==== Supporting Cast ====
* Ami Wakita
* Chiho Wakita
* Emiko Sato
* Coach Shimura
==== Antagonists ====
* Dr. Onda
* Captain Aoshima
* Gigantron
== Fandom ==
=== Fandom History/Notable Events ===
Initial Release & Fan Reactions
Upon Ultraman: Rising's release on Netflix, on June 14, 2024, initial reactions were almost universally positive. Many fans were drawn in by the vibrant, stylized animation, but stayed for the compelling story and heartbreaking moments throughout the film. While the film did not immediately attract a large fandom, the fans who did join were very dedicated, posting the first fics on Ao3 within days of the release, and posting fanart even sooner. These early fanworks were mainly split into two categories: those focusing on the family dynamics in the film, and those focused solely on Ken Sato, usually in the form of X-reader fics. Ken Sato's design and characterization, along with the lack of characters available in canon to ship him with, led to an immediate explosion of x-reader fics on both tumblr and Ao3 after the release, which paved the foundation for the fandom to come.
=== Common Pairings ===
* Ken Sato/Reader
* Ami Wakita/Ken Sato
* Emiko Sato/Professor Sato
=== Notable Tropes & Fanon ===
* Families of Choice
* X-reader fics
== Fanworks ==
== Archives & Communities ==
== Resources ==
== References ==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Ultraman
Ultraviolet (film)

:Were you looking for the Ultraviolet TV series?
Ultraviolet is a 2006 American dystopian science fiction action thriller film written and directed by Kurt Wimmer starring Milla Jovovich as Violet Song, the main character. The film also stars Cameron Bright as Six and Nick Chinlund as Ferdinand Daxus.
==Fandom==
Fandom surrounding the film is very small; only a handful of fanfiction focuses on it. This is probably due to how bad the film did in the box office, which had garnered negative reviews. Around the time of its release, LJ icons were created focusing on the main character, Violet. Little to no fanart was created for the film. Most of the fandom revolves around fanvids at YouTube.
==Fanworks==
===Fanvids===
* Watching You Dance by GoodRipples
* Jem by Steven Gofton
* Final Destination by moviesRockCool's channel
* Bring me to Life by bandaidfever
* Take It Off (Fight Scenes) by MsZiyiGongYeoh
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Ultraviolet & crossover works at FFN
* Ultraviolet works at AO3
* Ultraviolet crossovers with the Buffyverse at Twisting the Hellmouth
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
Ultrawarp

Ultrawarp is the zine of Time-Trekkers, the Science Fiction Club of Central Victoria. It was published in Australia. 
==Issue 15==
Ultrawarp 15 was published in 1995 and contains 12 pages. 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 15==
==Issue 16==
Ultrawarp 16 was published in 1996.
* a look at the novel Tintin in the New World by Michael Cloonan 
* other unknown content
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16==
==Issue 17==
Ultrawarp 17 was published in 1997.
* material from Doctor Who, Trek, Blake's 7, Aliens and Starblazers (aka Space Cruiser Yamato)
* from The Sonic Screwdriver #100: "The scary bit is the never-ending "Once upon a Time-Warp" which sees a continuing story each issue penned by a different author — the latest instalment has the Seventh and Eighth Doctor, along with Benny and Ace on the USS Voyager, topped off with an ethereal blue glow forming around Ace and her saying ‘Oh, boy…’."
==Issue 19==
Ultrawarp 19 was published in June/July 1996.
==Issue 21==
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 21==
==Issue 28==
Ultrawarp 28 was published in 1998.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 28==
==References==
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Club Zines
category:1990s
Ultraworld (Blake's 7 zine)

Ultraworld is a gen 27-page Blake's 7 novel by Kenneth Nelson. 
It is a re-telling of the Blake's 7 episode by the same name and part of the Freedom Party Services series. 
 
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Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Uma Musume

Uma Musume Pretty Derby is a multimedia franchise created by Cygames. It began as a mobile game for iOS and Android and was scheduled to debut in late 2018 however said debut was delayed to February 2021. A 13-episode anime television series adaptation by P.A. Works aired from April to June 2018 which focused on Special Week as a protagonist, followed by a second season by Studio Kai which aired from January to March 2021. The second season focused on Tokai Teio as a protagonist. A third season is set to premiere in October 2023.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
Category:Anime
Category:Video Games
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Uma Thurman

Uma Thurman is an American movie actress probably best known in fandom for her portrayal of Mia Wallace in Pulp Fiction, The Bride from Kill Bill, and Dr. Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy in Batman & Robin.
==Fandom==
===Fan Works===
There is a small number of RPF stories featuring Uma Thurman on the AO3. In one fic, she is shipped with director Quentin Tarantino.See: by likeamigraine_ita (likeamigraine) (2013, Italian language fic)
===Fan Art===
*#umathurman on DeviantArt
===References in Other Fandoms===
The John Travolta-Uma Thurman dance sequence in Pulp Fiction inspired Fall Out Boy's song Uma Thurman.
==Other Links==
*TV Tropes
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Batman
Category:The Avengers
Umaro

Umaro is a main character from the Square Enix game Final Fantasy VI.
==Canon==
A hulking, muscle bound yeti, Umaro is certainly one of the more unique Final Fantasy characters out there. Speaking little and using his own teammates as projectile weapons in battle however, his presence is hard to ignore.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
Aside from his weird relationship with Mog, it's unlikely that Umaro will be seen in shipping. This is mostly due to being a yeti. 
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Umaro (Final Fantasy VI) tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VI Characters
Umbra

Umbra is a science fiction zine with at least six issues. This zine was distributed to fans along with Keep On Trekkin', a Star Trek zine.
==About==
From a 2015 eBay seller: "The zine was published by the Albany/Capital City chapter of the Science Fiction Fan Federation and calls itself an unconventional publication of members of the group, but not an official clubzine. It appears to have been distributed alongside the Star Trek fanzine Keep on Trekkin'. Some of the material looks to be pretty off-the-wall. Fans converse about panels and presentations at conventions, postulate about the metaphysics of pulsars, and share what I assume to be satirical pieces featuring characters with names like Anal Roberts... These appear to be copies circulated at meetings or a convention, as there are no postage markings of send-to addresses where they should be."
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==Issue 1 (v.1 n.1)==
Umbra 1 
==Issue 2 (v.1 n.2)==
Umbra 2 
==Issue 3 (v.1 n.3)==
Umbra 3 
==Issue 4 (v.1 n.4)==
Umbra 4 was published in December 1972.
==Issue 5 (v.2 n.1)==
Umbra 5 
==Issue 6 (v.2 n.2)== 
Umbra 6 was published in April 1973. 
Category:1970s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Umbrella (Stargate SG-1 vid)

Umbrella is a Jack/Daniel slash, learning vid.
Vidder's summary: "Jack thinks back after Meridian - all the little things he missed at the time, all the ways that Daniel constantly tried to make Jack see him truly, and the lengths Daniel went through to prove his worth to Jack. Leaving Jack to wonder how much pain he could have saved Daniel and what could have been if he'd been brave enough to reach for what was in front of him."
Category:Stargate SG-1 VidsCategory:Slash Vids
Category:2009 Vids
Umbrella half

==Fandoms==
umbrella half has been a writer in the due South fandom since 2007 and also plays in 6 Degrees of Canada, having written several Duck/Dan (Wilby Wonderful) snippets and one Billy/OMC (Hard Core Logo) snippet to date.
==Writing style==
China Shop describes umbrella half's writing as:
:"[…] full of thoughts moving just below the surface. Fraser yearns but can't say so; Kowalski is physical and often in movement; Duck tamps down his emotions, struggling to find appropriate words. There are vivid descriptions and details that bring the scenes to life, sharp images and moments, and some wonderful turns of phrase. I especially enjoy umbrella half's dialogue, oblique conversations that show so much more than they tell. Things are not always easy or convenient or resolved."China Shop, due South Author Profile: Umbrella_Half posted on 4 November 2009 (Accessed 15 November 2009)
==Notable Works==
=== due South ===
*At Last, of Course (Fraser/Kowalski) . A lovely tentative, stop-and-start first time. 
*Odd and Counter-Intuitive (Fraser/Kowalski). A snippet that packs an emotional punch and also has some gorgeous description.
=== Wilby Wonderful ===
*Balance and Warmth (Duck/Dan). Duck is feeling his way into the relationship, taking time to adjust.
==References== 
Category:Fanwriters
Umbrony

Umbrony was a fan artist and roleplayer best known as the creator of the Hamilton askblog ask-crammaster-ham.
Umbrony was active on DeviantArt starting in 2014 and ran a number of roleplaying accounts there.
She started created Hamilton Modern College AU fanworks on her Tumblr before creating a separate ask blog for the concept.#maria-reynold (archived) on ask-crammaster-ham; see second post by umbrony, Sep 7 2017. reblogged by ask-crammaster-ham Sep 9 2017Umbrony stated on Twitter on 30 June 2020 that at the time of creating ask-crammaster-ham she went by he/him pronouns but now goes by she/her. The blog, only active for a brief period in September 2017, was quick to receive backlash for its character reinterpretations, including the widely-circulated character sheet known as "Miku Binder Thomas Jefferson".
Umbrony responded to the backlash to her Hamilton art in a September 15, 2019, post: pretty soon, the hamilton fandom is going to have little to no artists of color. and here’s why. Umbrony stopped drawing art for or interacting with Hamilton fandom, but continued to create other fanart. The ask-crammaster-ham blog was deleted sometime around early 2020.
She became involved in Game Grumps fandom and created Egobang artwork, something that she later apologized for and said she stopped because "shipping real people is creepy".@Umbrony on Twitter. Thread posted 30 June 2020. She was involved in the creation of NSP Zine, a Ninja Sex Party charity artbook.
In June 2020, following further criticism on Twitter, Umbrony deleted her social media accounts but later revived her Twitter to post an apology and announce that she was "letting the Umbrony alias die, and taking a very, VERY long break from social media."
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Umika Sayoji

Umika Sayoji was a popular AMV creator and fanartist in several anime fandoms. She was well known for the impressive quality of her work and especially for her AMV Steel Fenders. She passed away in 2016 at the age of 22.Announcement of Death
== AMVs ==
=== Type Moon ===
* Steel Fenders
=== Multiple Anime ===
* Our Tapes - Collab with ZEVS1993
== References ==
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanartists
Category:Deceased
Category:2016 Deaths
Umino Iruka

Umino Iruka is a recurring character in the manga Naruto and its various related media.
 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Despite having minimal appearances and plot importance after the first chapter of the manga and first episode of the anime, Iruka has been well-liked by fans. Out of a large cast of characters⁠—many more prominently and recently featured than Iruka⁠—he consistently ranked within the top five most popular, according nearly every official popularity poll conducted by Weekly Shōnen Jump from 2001 to 2011, with only the exception of the seventh and final 2011 poll, in which he was ranked just narrowly outside of the top 10 out of nearly 90 characters.Narutopedia. Naruto Character Popularity Polls. (Accessed September 2020.)
===Fanon and Tropes Common to Fan Works===
Along with other characters (most often Kakashi, Tsunade, and Jiraiya), Iruka is a popular adoptive parent for Naruto in adoption fic.
In some fan works, Iruka may be familiar with Hagane Kotetsu, Kamizuki Izumo, and/or Mitarashi Anko from his days as a genin.
Iruka is commonly depicted managing a "Mission Desk" where mission scrolls are distributed and mission reports are submitted, in addition to his duties as an instructor. While the "Mission Desk" has little to no basis in the manga or anime canons (in which the Hokage typically assigns missions personally), it may be derived from the video games in which certain menus and missions may be accessed via interacting with Iruka at his desk.
A somewhat popular trope in fanfic involves giving Iruka special abilities that he hasn't been shown to possess in canon. These abilities range from reasonable skills (an affinity for traps, or a history with intelligence and infiltration) to OTT powers (stories dealing with the latter are sometimes referred to as Super!Iruka).Examples of this trope include Burning Deadfall, Silent Blade, Strangely Together, Uniquely Apart, Training Kakashi, All the Broken Pieces, Water Runs Red, Kitsune no Iruka, and many more. (See the BAMF Umino Iruka tag on AO3.)
===Shipping===
KakaIru is the juggernaut ship for Iruka; other romantic ships are exponentially less prominent. However, his canon familial bond with Naruto may enjoy even wider appreciation still, though perhaps not a following as distinct and passionate.
====Notable Ships====
*Uzumaki Naruto & Umino Iruka
*Kakashi x Iruka (aka KakaIru)
==Example Fan Works==
===Fan Fiction===
===Fan Art===
===Vids===
===Other Fanworks===
==Archives and Communities==
*Naruto stories and crossovers featuring Iruka U. on FanFiction.Net
*Umino Iruka tag on Archive of Our Own
*Umino Iruka tag on Pixiv
==Links and Resources==
==References==
Category:Naruto Characters
UnCONventional

UnCONventional is a webcomic by Trae Dorn which reveals the drama behind the scenes of "Bork Con", a fictional anime convention. Trae bases the comic on their own experiences from many years running cons.
==Canon==
==Fandom Overview==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfic===
===Fan Videos===
===Other===
==Resources==
*Official Website
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text Category:Webcomics
UnCarley

UnCarley is a YouTuber and video essayist who has covered a variety of topics, including works and people of fannish interest and timelines of specific fandoms. In 2024, she was announced as the second featured guest at DashCon 2. 
==Videos About Fandom==
*Were John Lennon & Paul McCartney Gay? Unpacking McLennon (2024)
*The Fanfic Author Who Faked Their Own Death? (2024)
*a deep dive into the marauders fandom (2024)
*An Unhinged Deep Dive Into The CATS Fandom (2024)
*unpacking every taylor swift conspiracy theory (2024)
*ranking the internets most popular ships for the culture (2023)
*fanfiction is art now? the fanfiction to published book pipeline (2022)
*i read published star wars fanfiction (just to feel something) (2021)
Category:Video Essayists
UnConventional Animorphs

UnConventional Animorphs was an Animorphs fanfiction archive. In December 2000, Lily Aoibheann left her role as archivist to Moriath. 
==Authors==
*amaresu 
*Aria
*Blaire Ryan/AniBlaire
*Bookworm 
*Chief Quimby
*Christa
*DragonWriter
*Hee Ha
*Forlay/Moriath 
*Jake
*Jiad 
*Jinko-chan 
*Jessica Blum
*Kalli
*Kay
*Lauren
*Lily Aoibheann 
*Lyric Quill
*Mad Cow
*Meghan/Jinx
*Nina
*Nova Adams
*Rhi Marzano 
*Penumbri
*The Perfect Drain
*Sari-Chan
*Sky Sorceress
*Taka/Lyra
*Utahraptor
*wickedclowns101 
==Pairings==
*Cassie/Marco
*Cassie/Rachel
*Cassie/Tobias
*Cassie/Other
*Jake/Tobias
*Jake/Ax
*Jake/Marco
*Jake/Others
*Marco/Rachel
*Rachel/Ax
*Rachel/Other
*Others
==Links==
===Sites===
*The Escafil Device
*Animorphitis
*Morphz
===Mailing Lists===
*AnimorphsFanfics
*AAFF
*AniRarePair
===Authors===
*Aniblaire's Animorph Page
*Mad Cows Moognificent Pasture
Category:Animorphs
UnSuiteds

The UnSuiteds (or Unsuiteds, since the mid-word capitalization is variable) are a tongue-in-cheek faction of Forever Knight fans who see a potential relationship between LaCroix and Don Schanke. 
The affiliation is primarily associated with slash fiction, which is generally of a comic nature, since the pairing of LaCroix and Schanke is one of the least probable between Forever Knight characters. An "Unsuited story" is therefore, by definition, LaCroix/Schanke slash; and nowadays the term is effectively a pairing name.
The affiliation was described by Karen Tobin as "the faction that REALLY, REALLY never dares say its name. (2 REALLYS required.)"From The Unsuited Page.
==History==
By the third season of Forever Knight, fans had moved beyond the creation of factions affiliated with popular characters to create couple factions. The name "LaCroissants" was proposed (possibly by Imajiru)According to a post made on FORKNI-L by Roxanne Piccen on 1 May 1996. as the name for a tongue-in-cheek LaCroix/Schanke slash faction. The name is a portmanteau combining "LaCroix" with a reference to Schanke's love of food. 
At the time, nothing much came of the suggestion, though the LaCroissants do turn up on faction lists from Spring 1996.For example, they are mentioned in the Affiliations FAQ of May 1996. However, in 1997, interest in creating a LaCroix/Schanke faction was piqued by events at the Bridging the Knight charity auction. The genesis of the Unsuited faction is described in a post on FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU made by Marcia Tucker on 21 January 1997:It should be noted that FORKNI-L digests for 1997 have not been archived, and the post is quoted from the faction website.
The name of the faction was suggested by Julia Kocich. 
After the Bridging the Knight auction, the faction was perpetuated by a fanfic challenge (the Unsuited Challenge) that produced a number of LaCroix/Schanke slash stories.
==Members==
The original membership of the Unsuited faction included Julia Kocich, Illinois Jules, Marcia Tucker, Karen Tobin, and the "Keeper of the Can".
==Faction Website==
* "The UnSuited Page"
==Faction Symbol==
Tongue in cheek, the faction symbol was declared to be a dented Coke can. The story behind this is described on The UnSuited Page:
==Faction Icon==
In 2012, Greer Watson created an icon for the Unsuiteds as part of her project to create a set of icons for all the Forever Knight factions. The design composits a screen capture of LaCroix and Schanke from the episode "Close Call" with a close-up view of a glass of cola drink and a picture of a dented Coke can, representing the faction symbol.
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Factions
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Unacceptable Risk

Unacceptable Risk is a K/S story by Addison Reed.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #14.
==Summary==
"Kirk's near-disastrous climb up El Capitain spurs feelings within Spock he is not quite ready to handle -- feelings associated with the fact that the healers told him he and Kirk were bonded, a fact he does not remember."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
 
===2008===
==References==
 Category:1990s
Unbearable-bear

unbearable-bear was a fanartist, perhaps best known for their works in Supernatural fandom.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Tumblr LimonadeGaby.jpg|Art for Twist and Shout (2013) (SPN)
File:Twist and shout letter art.jpg|Another part for Twist and Shout (SPN)
File:Painted Angels by unbearablebear.jpg|Art for Painted Angels (approx 2015) (SPN)
Category:Fanartists