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Heavy/Medic/Spy

Heavy/Medic/Spy, known mostly as Continental Breakfast or KGBrie, is an uncommon poly ship within Team Fortress 2 fandom. The ship involves The Heavy, The Medic and The Spy, three of the game's nine playable mercenaries and main characters.
This ship has Spy join an established Heavy/Medic relationship most often, and many fanworks are based off of that scenario instead of basing largely off of Medic/Spy or Heavy/Spy.
==Common Tropes==
*Size Difference: Spy is much smaller and shorter than Heavy, and some fanworks may note that Spy also is thinner than Medic.
==Heavy/Medic/Spy Fandom==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2023), Medic and Spy are competing to see which of them will win Heavy over. Heavy is not amused by this at all.
* (2015), An off-handed comment about Heavy's reading habits leads to Spy finding out that the Russian has an unexpected intellectual side. The discovery... intrigues him. Starts out as Heavy/Spy.
=== Fan Art ===
* (2023)
Category:Team Fortress 2 Relationships
Heavy/Pyro

Heavy/Pyro, known mostly as Toasted Sandvich, is a rarepair within Team Fortress 2 fandom. The ship is between The Heavy and The Pyro, two of the game's nine playable mercenaries and main characters.
==Common Tropes==
TBA
==Heavy/Pyro Fandom==
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==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art ===
* (2022), made in Gmod for TF2RarePairWeek 2022.
===Fan Fic===
* (2022), written for TF2RarePairWeek 2022.
* (2024), requires an Archive of Our Own account to view.
* (2017), written for Challenge Yourself: A Month of Fanfiction.
Category:Team Fortress 2 Relationships
Category:Non-Binary Pairings
Heavy/Scout

Heavy/Scout, known mostly as Heavy Hitters, is a rarepair within Team Fortress 2 fandom. The ship is between The Heavy and The Scout, two of the game's nine playable mercenaries and main characters.
==Common Tropes==
* Size Difference: Heavy is bigger and taller than Scout.
==Heavy/Scout Fandom==
This pairing is commonly seen as part of the Heavy/Medic/Scout poly ship, which is more popular with fans in some circles than just Heavy and Scout on their own.
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Art===
* by healpimp (2024), a doodle collection.
* (2022), a doodle collection.
* (2023)
* (2017)
* (2011)
===Fan Fic===
* (2009), Explicit, There’s a difference, somehow, between knowing that Heavy’s the human equivalent of a brick wall crossed with a really violent bear, and feeling Heavy’s hand at his back, almost spanning his rib cage.
* (2012), Explicit, The team's stuck in the cold. Heavy helps.
* (2016), Explicit, Daddy kink.
Category:Team Fortress 2 Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Heavy/Sniper

Heavy/Sniper, known mostly as Vegemite Sandvich, is a rarepair within Team Fortress 2 fandom. The ship is between The Heavy and The Sniper, two of the game's nine playable mercenaries and main characters.
==Common Tropes==
TBA
==Heavy/Sniper Fandom==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Art===
* (2024)
* (2014)
=== Fan Comic ===
* (2024)
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2019-), The story of how two men who, despite initially believing they had very little in common, ended up falling in love with each other. Longest and most popular fic on Archive of Our Own for the pairing.
* (2014), Explicit, Sniper needs a vacation, pronto. What better way to spend your vacation than being consecutively plowed by your two most gorgeous friends for 24 hours? Also a Demoman/Sniper fic.
Category:Team Fortress 2 Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Heavy/Soldier

Heavy/Soldier, known mostly as Cold War, is a rarepair within Team Fortress 2 fandom. The ship is between The Heavy and The Soldier, two of the game's nine playable mercenaries and main characters.
==Common Tropes==
*Size Difference: Heavy is bigger and taller than Soldier.
==Heavy/Scout Fandom==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Art===
* (2023)
=== Fan Comic ===
* (2023)
===Fan Fic===
* (2019), Explicit, Soldier is an emotionally complex man with conflicting desires. He has become dependent on Heavy to beat them out of him.
* (2023), in which Soldier (begrudgingly) turns to heavy for help to get him through the night.
Category:Team Fortress 2 Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Heavy/Spy

Heavy/Spy, known mostly as Spoovy, is a rarepair within Team Fortress 2 fandom. The ship is between The Heavy and The Spy, two of the game's nine playable mercenaries and main characters.
==Common Tropes==
* Size Difference: Heavy is both taller and bigger than Spy. Their hands especially are drastically different sizes, due to the cartoon-y nature of their designs.
* Fanworks may have them bond over both knowing Russian, as Spy likely knows the language while the other mercs do not.
* Some fanworks may end with Heavy/Medic/Spy, adding Medic to their relationship.
==Heavy/Spy Fandom==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Art===
* (2024)
* (2022), drawn for TF2 Rare Pair Week 2022.
===Fan Fic===
* (2020), They're both far from home, in a foreign country where they only care about fending for themselves. Exams are a cross-cultural barrier, however, and if that's what it takes to get them together, c'est la vie. College AU.
* (2015), An off-handed comment about Heavy's reading habits leads to Spy finding out that the Russian has an unexpected intellectual side. The discovery... intrigues him. Ends with Heavy/Medic/Spy.
* (2015), Explicit, Heavy and Spy share a language, and in the face of his lover’s linguistic mastery and the poetry that flows from his lips, Spy finds himself completely undone, mere putty in the giant’s hands.
=== Meta ===
* (2022), headcanons.
== References ==
Category:Team Fortress 2 Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Heavy (Team Fortress 2)

The Heavy is one of the nine playable classes in Team Fortress 2. 
==Canon==
The Heavy (real name Mikhail) is a mercenary from Russia. Following the murder of his counter-revolutionary father, Heavy and his family were imprisoned in a gulag for three months before escaping. Heavy does mercenary work to send money to his mother and sisters in Siberia. Heavy has a deep love for the various miniguns he uses in combat, having nicknamed them all. In addition to TF2 and its tie-in media, Heavy stars in the crossover game Poker Night at the Inventory, where he mentions having a PhD in Russian Literature. 
==Fandom==
Heavy is perhaps the most widely recognized character from Team Fortress 2, as he is the most prominent character in the game's box art and appears in several of the Meet the Team promotional videos. 
=== Popular Freeform AO3 Tags ===
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===Pootis===
One of Heavy's in-game voice lines, "Put dispenser here", can be shortened to sound like "Pootis", a fact that many in the TF2 community find hilarious. As such, the term has found its way into multiple Heavy-centric fanworks. Notable examples include POOTIS ENGAGE (an SFM in which two Heavys break into Area 51) and Lil' Pootis (in which a Heavy-like bird goes on small adventures). 
===Relationships===
The most popular pairing for Heavy by a wide margin is Heavy/Medic (AKA Red Oktoberfest). This pairing is the most popular ship in the TF2 fandom, with over 1100 works on Archive of Our Own (as of January 2024), and it has even been referenced by Heavy and Medic's respective voice actors. Heavy has been shipped to a lesser extent with every other playable character, including himself. 
====Common Pairings/Polys====
*Heavy/Heavy
*Heavy/Scout
*Heavy/Soldier
*Heavy/Pyro
*Demoman/Heavy
*Engineer/Heavy
*Heavy/Medic
*Heavy/Sniper 
*Heavy/Spy
*Heavy/Medic/Scout
*Heavy/Medic/Spy
====Common Gen Relationships====
*Heavy & Scout
*Heavy & Soldier 
*Heavy & Pyro
* Demoman & Heavy
*Engineer & Heavy
*Heavy & Medic
*Heavy & Sniper
*Heavy & Spy 
*Heavy & Miss Pauling
*Heavy & Zhanna
*Heavy & Sasha
==Example Fanworks==
===Art===
* battling sickness by drawing cringe :) by peachdalooza
* Heavy Prefers Gay Wrongs by poopyboiman
* Heavy weapongs guy save me… by ozzyeel
===Fic===
===Vids===
* Heavy is a great Doctor! by Misan
* Heavy is a Millennial by ItalianNinja
* POOTIS ENGAGE and the sequel Pootis Engage // EXTREME, by ceno0
* Steamed Toast by The Winglet
Category:Team Fortress 2 Characters
Hebi Dokitto

Hebi Dokitto (へびどきっ) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by EGJ. It is set during the Marauders Era and features James x Snape in an established relationship with one-sided Regulus x Snape; it was listed on EGJ's official site at James x Snape <- Regulus.
==Summary==
==Gallery==
Image:Hebi Dokitto front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Hebi Dokitto back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Hebi Dokitto sample.jpg|Inside art
Image:Hebi Dokitto sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:Hebi Dokitto sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2009 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Hebrew Bible

==Terminology==
The title of this fandom is obviously religiously sensitive - there's a bit of debate on how to refer to it properly. Wikipedia has details of the history, particularly in academic usage, but fannish patterns don't always follow that. In October 2012, the Archive of Our Own renamed the fandom tag Tanakh.yuletide_admin: If You Will be Requesting/Offering the Hebrew Bible (accessed 15 November 2012)
==Bible RPF==
For fanworks about the characters in the Hebrew Bible (and the Bible (New Testament)): see Bible RPF.
== Relevant Communities ==
* In the beginning
* days of awesome
* purimgifts
* stilljewish
* BibleSlash BibleSlash (Yahoo Group) "BibleSlash is for the posting of slash fan fiction involving Biblical characters or set in the Biblical period and for the discussion of homosexuality of characters in the Bible as it pertains to stories posted on list. Fan fiction allowed for movies and television shows set in biblical context... such as Jason & The Technicolor Dream Coat & Ben Hurr."
==Resources==
*fanworks @ Archive of Our Own
==See Also==
* Bible (New Testament)
==Reference==
Category:Hebrew Bible
Hectograph

The Hectograph is possibly the simplest duplicating method that has been used for fanzine production.
It requires little more than a pan of gelatin, paper, alcohol, and aniline dye pens, carbon paper, or typewriter ribbons. Text or drawings are created on paper using the aniline ink, then it is pressed onto a pan of gelatin. Alcohol is rubbed on to transfer the dye to the gelatine, and the paper is carefully peeled off again. Copies are made by pressing fresh sheets of paper to the gelatine and peeling them off again, with a maximum run of around 60-80 pages before the process must be repeated. The gelatine can be cleaned off with alcohol and reused.
Because the gelatine is used as an intermediate medium between the original page and its copies, there is no need to produce the original page as a mirror image (as with Spirit Duplication) which makes drawing and lettering much simpler.
This process was common for Samizdat publications in Eastern Europe, since most of the equipment could be explained as cooking utensils etc. and the gelatine could be melted in boiling water and poured away or, as a last resort, eaten to destroy the evidence.
== Examples in Fandom ==
* Science-Fantasy Movie Review (1938-?) - hectograph only.
* Fantascience Digest (1939-1941) - hectograph and mimeograph.
* Science Fiction Collector (1936-?) - hectograph only.
* Scienti-Snaps (1938-1941) - hectograph and mimeograph.
* Fantasy Digest (1939-1940) - switched from hectograph to mimeograph in early 1940.
* Le Vombiteur (1938-1940) - switched from hectograph to mimeograph in 1939.
* Horizons (zine) (1940-2003) - hectograph in its early issues.
== Meta ==
* Hektograph Artists by Jack Cadrell, issue 4 of Fantascience Digest (1939)
==External Resources==
* 
* 
Category:Zine Fandom
Hedgerows and Minefields

Hedgerows and Minefields is a gen 134-page anthology by L.C. Wells. The art is by Wells with Chari Wessel doing the cover. Some fiction is original to this zine, some reprinted from others.
==Fanworks in This Universe==
 
* Wadis and Oases
* The Norway Raid
* Hedgerows and Minefields
* The Last Ride Raid
*Deadlines and Commitments
*Dreams Don't Die
* The Normandy Raid
==Contents==
* Introduction of Characters and Worldview ("An introduction to the characters and chronology of L.C. Well's version of the RP universe.") (3)
* The Future Raid ("What happened to keep the Rat Patrol together after North Africa? What lies in their future now?") (reprinted from Remote Control Goes to War #1) (5)
* Introduction of The Norway Raid and Peter Alexander ("Synopsis of events of the RP story The Norway Raid.") (12)
* The Christmas Over Berlin Raid ("In Berlin at Christmas, Dietrich is depressed at the state of the city and his country, when chance brings him a prisoner in the form of a downed pilot.") (reprinted from The Bunker and Christmas at the Front) (13)
* Odds and Ends (28)
* The Dietrich Raid ("Hans Dietrich, now a POW in a Kentucky POW camp, is in danger of his life from his fellow POWs already--and then he kills an American citizen--a man named Pettigrew.") (reprinted from Remote Control #11) (29)
* The Stalag 13 Raid ("Hogan's Heroes crossover. The war is nearly over, and Hogan's band is faced with being evacuated inland, when a high-ranking Gestapo officer arrives in camp.") (71)
* Bittersweet ("The four Rats are separated after the end of the war. What is back at home for them--and how do they feel about it?") (89)
* Unexpected Mercies ("The Christmas Over Berlin Raid, written with original characters rather than RP characters. No RP characters appear; included as an intriguing alternative to a RP story"). (99)
* Outtakes of the Last Ride Raid ("The fanzine The Last Ride Raid originally had a very different ending with characters from "The Norway Raid" and a wedding for a Rat. But it didn't tie up the loose ends the way the final ending did. Here are some of the outtakes from "The Last Ride Raid."") (113)	
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:2001 Zines
Hedison Host

Hedison Host us a David Hedison fan club newsletter that has a focus of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
It contains articles, drawings, pictures, fiction. There are actual photos, some candid, pasted into the newsletter.
The club president and newsletter editor was Barbara Waggener, the vice president was Anna Hreha, the "meet the members editor" was Doug Diamond, and the pen pal editor was Pam Rhime.
Honorary members of the club were David Hedison, his wife, his mother, his two daughters, and someone named Richard Bull. 
==September 1980==
There are eight photos. The front cover art is by Bowen.
 
Image:hedisonhost1980-2.jpg|from a 1980 issue
 
==Spring/Summer 1981==
It contains six photos. The cover art is by Carol Apend.
Staff writers were Marie Chalker, Mark Phillips, David Bear, Helen Weber, Janis Gainsforte, Vieve Yarbrough, and Josie Chiaverini.
 
Image:hedisonhost1981-1.jpg|from a 1981 issue, the bottom photo is of David and his wife, Bridget
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Category:Actor Zines
Hedwig

Hedwig is Harry Potter's pet owl in the Harry Potter series. She appears as a secondary character in some fanfic and is sometimes the subject of fanart.
 
==Canon==
Hedwig was bought for Harry Potter as an eleventh birthday present by Rubeus Hagrid from Eeylops Owl Emporium while Harry was shopping for robes. He named her Hedwig after he saw the name in A History of Magic before he started at Hogwarts.
She was killed by the Killing Curse at the beginning of the seventh novel while she and Harry were travelling with Hagrid on a flying motorcycle.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
* Hogwarts Mail by LuminaCarina (2015)
File:Philosopher's Stone Fanzine Cover by Marta.jpg|fanzine cover art by Marta (2003)
File:Harry and Hedwig by Myrrky.jpg|portrait of Harry and Hedwig by Myrrky (2018)
File:Liguasu-hp.jpg|portrait of Harry and Hedwig by 梨乖酥 (2021)
==Links and Resources==
* Hedwig works on Ao3
* Hedwig works on ff.net
* Hedwig at Harry Potter Wiki
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Characters
Heebie Jeebies!

Heebie Jeebies! is a Merasmus/Soldier fanmix in the Team Fortress 2 fandom by DocScuttleButt. It is their first Merasmus/Soldier fanmix for the fandom, with the second being He's My Witch.
An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is also available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs==
#My Roomate by Village People
#I Put A Spell On You by Screamin' Jay Hawkins
#Ghosting by Mother Mother
#It's Not Unusual by Tom Jones
#Guided Missiles by The Cuff Links
#You Go To My Head by Billie Holiday
#Magician by Jefferson Starship
#Light My Rockets And Send Me To The Moon by Neil Alan  
#Could This Be Magic by The Dubs
#Heebie Jeebies by The Boswell Sisters
#No Bold Villain by Timber Timbre
#Love Potion No 9  by The Clovers
#Let's Call The Whole Thing Off by Billie Holiday  
==Comments==
== Notes ==
Category:2014 Fanmixes
Category:Slash Fanmixes
Heero/Relena

Heero/Relena is a popular het pairing in Gundam Wing fandom. Heero and Relena meet in the first episode of the anime series. The epilogue of the Frozen Teardrop novelized continuation has Heero and Relena living together as husband and wife on Mars, in MC0023. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
== Notable Fanfic ==
== Notable Fanart ==
== Notable Fanvids ==
== Communities and Resources ==
*Love Reflection 2 ML (defunct; now on Discord)
*GW Heero and Relena ML (defunct)
*Aishiteru (defunct)
*Blissful Ignorance Heero/Relena centered fanfiction site, founded in 2000; undergoing reconstruction 2022
*Love Reflection Discord (current, 2022)
== References ==
*Frozen Teardrop epilogue translation
*Heero/Relena Ship Manifesto
Category:Het Pairings
Category: Gundam Wing
Heeroluva

Heeroluva's GeoCities fansites are documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==Screencaps==
Image:Heeroluva1.jpg|screencap of Railroad Spikes and Sunrises, a GeoCities site owned by Heeroluva
Image:Heeroluva2.jpg|screencap of Destinies Intertwined, a GeoCities site owned by Heeroluva
Heidi8

Heidi8 is a fan, intellectual property lawyer, and "fandom advocate". Heidi Tandy (my tweets are not legal advice)
Heidi8 began in the Harry Potter fandom as a moderator on the discussion group Harry Potter for Grownups. She helped found and administer and was a moderator for FictionAlley. She wrote material for The Leaky Cauldron and the Harry Potter Automatic News Aggregator. She was also very active at HPforGrownups.
Heidi8 is also a copyright lawyer who volunteers for the Organization for Transformative Works and is co-maintainer of the tumblr fyeahcopyright with hllangel. She has also been involved in HP Education Fanon.
==Cassandra Claire==
In early Harry Potter fandom, she was a close friend and defender of Cassandra Claire as well as her beta reader.
In 2003, Heidi said:
==Controversies==
Heidi8 has been involved in a many of the fandom's most infamous wanks of the early to mid 2000s, including:
* CharityWank
* The Cassandra Claire Plagiarism Debacle
* LaptopGate
* the massive Msscribe controversies
At one point, Fandom Wank coined the term Heidipology in response to an apology (or trend of apologies) she made that people felt was insincere and insufficient. 
She was repeatedly namedropped in the 2023 OTW Management Controversy and her history of fandom wank was discussed in relation to it.e.g., Thread on fail_fandomanon (Jun 17-18, 2023). (archive link)
She has distanced herself from old wanks and largely avoided controversy. In 2013, she said that she had been "too scared to talk about" a past HP wank because: 
==Interviews==
* Slashcast Insider Interview with Heidi8 (2011)
* Fandom is My Fandom, panel discussion with Heidi8 and others at ComicCon (2015)
== Further Reading ==
* Heidi at Fandom Wank Wiki
* Heidi8 at Fan History Wiki
* Heidi chapter of The Cassandra Claire Plagiarism Debacle (archived link)
* heidi8 — Hi, I’m the “lawyer pal” that Alli is referring to.; archive link (September 2, 2013) </ref>
==References==
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
Heidipology

The term Heidipology originated on Fandom Wank, and is named for Harry Potter BNF Heidi.Heidipology - Fandom Wank wiki. (Accessed Feb. 19, 2010) It refers to an insincere apology which blames the victim for the offence. 'Heidipology' has gone into wider fannish use; it can be found in discussions outside of Fandom Wank, much to the annoyance of some of Heidi's friends.
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Fandom Glossary
Height Rule

The height rule claims that the taller partner in a yaoi or slash relationship tops, with no regards to the characters' canon relationship or personalities (an exception may be made for blondes). Some fanwriters and fanartists will actually make a character shorter than they are in canon, so that their pairing of choice follows the height rule. Height is not Puissance (Accessed Sept. 29, 2010)
The height rule is one of the common seme/uke stereotypes in fanfiction, often found along with dark and blond coloration for the seme and uke respectively. It has been suggested as the clearest physical indicator of seme and uke roles, as well as a 'feminizing' of the uke partner, as a holdover from idealized heterosexual relationships.No new territory covered here... , posted September 05, 2004; accessed April 17, 2009.
==References==
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Heinz Doofenshmirtz

Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz is a major character in the animated series Phineas and Ferb.
==Fan Community==
===Reception and Popularity===
Doofenshmirtz is beloved by Phineas and Ferb fans. He's appreciated for his kooky personality, creative inventions, elaborate theatrics, and loving devotion to his daughter.
===Fanon and Tropes===
One popular fan theory posits that Doofenshmirtz is the biological father of Phineas Flynn, due to their similarly triangular head shapes and the fact that Doofenshmirtz was shown to have had at least one date with Linda Flynn many years in the past.
Another popular fan theory/headcanon is that he's trans.
===Shipping===
====Notable Ships====
*Heinz Doofenshmirtz/Perry the Platypus
*Doofcest (Heinz D./2nd Dimension Heinz D.)
==Fan Works==
===Fan Fiction===
===Fan Art===
===Cosplay===
===Meta===
=== Meme ===
In Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension, Heinz Doofenshmirtz exclaims "Wow! If I had a nickel for every time I was doomed by a puppet, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice. Right?". This phrase has since been transformed into a meme people use swapping the "I was doomed by a puppet" part for something different to comment on how weird is that X thing has happened twice. 
==External Links==
===Fan Communities and Archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): Phineas and Ferb [ stories] and [ crossovers] featuring Dr. Doofenshmirtz
*DeviantArt (DA):
*Tumblr: 
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): 
*Reddit: 
===Fan pages and tribute sites===
===Resources===
*Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Phineas and Ferb