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Multisaku

Multisaku is a crack ship in Naruto fandom. It refers to multishipping Haruno Sakura.
==History==
==Common Tropes in Fanworks==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Other Fanworks===
==Archives and Communities==
* MultiSaku Month
==Other Fannish Resources==
==References==
Category:Naruto Relationships
Multishipping

Multishipping is a form of shipping that supports multiple relationships within a single fandom. Multishippers are fans who consciously identify as supporting multiple relationships, as opposed to fans who mostly support one relationship but will include non-competing relationships in a secondary position. Character-focused fans who are interested in a particular character, regardless of the relationships that character is portrayed in, may or may not call themselves multishippers. Some fans ship multiple pairings without identifying as multishippers.
Relationships in multiship works are frequently romantic and/or sexual, with nonsexual and aromantic relationships often being categorized as friendshipping or gen.
Sometimes a fanwork, collection, or community will be described as multiship or multipairing. In the case of a fanwork, this means multiple relationships are included in the work itself. In the case of a collection or community, this usually means that the collection or community's rules allow or encourage several ships, either within a themed set or all possible ships for the fandom(s). For example, the exchange I Saw Three Ships is multiship because it allows any threesome from multiple fandoms.
Sometimes multishipping is seen as a solution to ship wars, although it has also been blamed for them.(looking for link on merlin_anon) In fandoms that are extremely fractured along shipping lines, being a multishipper may become quite uncomfortable socially. In some fandoms, multishippers even create their own communities, much as some gen fans do. However, many multishippers simply join multiple shipping communities.
Canons with ensemble casts and heavy fannish interest in multiple characters are more likely to encourage multishipping. Buddy shows and romantic comedies are less likely to do so, because the fandoms tend to focus on the relationship between the main characters and provide less support for other relationships. However, every fandom is unique, and the degree of multishipping in a fandom often depends on specific personalities of the characters, the nature of the canon, or the specific groups of fans who become involved.
==Communities and Events==
Multishipping communities and events include:
*camelot_fleet, a multi-shipping community for Merlin (BBC)
*SGA_Guide provides newbie guides for multiple relationships and characters in Stargate Atlantis
*I Saw Three Ships, an annual multifandom and multiship threesome exchange
==Meta/Further Reading==
* by yourlibrarian (2009)
==References==
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Relationships Glossary
Multiverse (Fusion AU)

The MultiverseTechnically unnamed, as far as my knowledge goes is a universe meant to encompass almost all of the speedpaint videos made by PopCross Studios. Many of the OCs made for it are fusions of different characters from various franchises.
Some of the protagonists or major characters are mech-maker Benny Sharp, bullied but conniving monster maker Astra, and snarky, apathetic, but ultimately good Dr. Champagne McGreggor.
==References==
Category:Fusion AU
Category:Vidding
Multiverse (convention)

Multiverse was a large fan run convention held in Australia. It gathered together a wide range of both media as well as science fiction fans.
It is subtitled: "Multi Universal Science Fiction Convention."
==1995==
The first convention was held on Nov 25, 1995 on the second floor of the Melbourne University student union building. There were no actor guests.
==1996==
The second convention was held on Sept 6-8, 1996 at the Edmund Barton Centre in Moorabbin (a suburb of Melbourne), Australia. There were no actor guests
From the 1996 online flyer:
==1998==
The third event was held on Feb 13-15, 1998 at the Edmund Barton Centre in Moorabbin, Australia. It was hosted by the Multiverse Science Fiction Group.
Actor guests were Robert Llewellyn (Red Dwarf) and Claudia Christian (Babylon 5).
During her presentation on the Saturday, Claudia Christian spoke about leaving Babylon 5, saying "I'm not bitter", initially as an explanation of her feelings and then later more humourously. This phrase became a running gag for the rest of the convention, even with Christian, who repeated it. On Sunday, some convention attendees wore "I'm not bitter!" t-shirts, including to a "Chocolate Panel" with Christian, presenting one to the actor.
File:Multiverse3conbookcover.jpg|alt=Multiverse 2 Con Book Cover by Kerri Valkova|Multiverse 3 Con Book Cover by Kerri Valkova
File:Multiverse3ChocolatePanel.jpg|alt=Multiverse 3 Chocolate Panel|Multiverse 3 Chocolate Panel
File:Multiverse3Chocolatepanel2.jpg|alt=Multiverse 3 Chocolate Panel (l-r): Claudia Christian, George Ivanoff, Katharine Shade, Glenn McCrabb. Just out of photo to left is Karen Scott.|Multiverse 3 Chocolate Panel
File:RobertandClaudia.jpg|alt=Multiverse 3 Guests Robert Llewellyn and Claudia Christian|Multiverse 3 Guests Robert Llewellyn and Claudia Christian
==2001==
Multiverse 4 was held on June 8-11, 2001 at the Edmund Barton Centre in Moorabbin, Australia.
Guests of honor were Anthony Daniels (C3PO from Star Wars), Virginia Hey (Farscape), Brian Thompson (various characters in The X-Files) and John Cook (creator of Sevtrek).
A panel on slash was held. Other items of interest include the Guests talks and Q&A sessions, Autograph sessions, Raiders of the Lost Ark 20th Anniversary Banquet, Mad Max 21st birthday celebrations, panels, videos, and dealers.
A convention reports is available here and also see an archived copy of the convention website here.
===2001: Con Reports===
==2010==
This event was held on Feb 13-15, 2010. 
==References==
Category:1995 Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:Multimedia ConventionsCategory:Conventions in Australia
Multiverse Challenge

The Multiverse challenge has been run annually since 2003, usually in the spring. It was conceived and started by Sabine and Andraste, and has continued in subsequent years, moderated by Andraste, as a multifandom space show crossover ficathon. Any show that included the possibility of going to space, or any show set in space, was fair game. Participants would list their requests for crossovers, and would be matched with writers who could write at least one crossover on the list (aka two space shows that matched their recipient). All fic to come out of the ficathon crossed over at least two fannish universes, eg, Farscape's Moya comes to Babylon 5 for asylum.
Like many other fic challenges, the completed stories went live and then there was a period of anonymity before the authors were revealed.
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2003 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Multiverse Science Fiction Group

Multiverse Science Fiction Group was an Australian organization that encompasses several fan clubs.
==About==
==Some Clubs==
From Clubs:
* The Official Red Dwarf Fan Club
* Enterprise: The Star Trek Appreciation Society of Victoria
* Doctor Who Club of Victoria
* Australian Babylon 5 Fan Club
* Melbourne Anime Society
* Star Walking, Inc. "The Star Wars Appreciation Society of Australia"
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Multiverse Slash Ring

Multiverse Slash Ring is a webring for slash fiction focusing on characters in a variety of fandoms.
The "RingMaster" was katsanders.
Note: the stats say the site had 39 websites. The Wayback Machine appears to be able get at 10 of them, so the list below is incomplete. 
==Ring Stats==
From a 2002 page view: 
 
* Founded on 02/18/2001
* 39 site(s)
* 8 page views today
* 2885 total page views 
==About==
==Member Sites==
* The Twins' Web Site Host lots of fanfic for various fandoms including slash for StarWars TPM, New Professionals and Invisible Man. 
* Sheshat's Online Library Multi-fandom archive, including all genres and ratings, for BeastMaster, Buffy/Angel, B5/Crusade, due South, Farscape, Highlander, Sentinel, Stargate SG1, and much more. Submissions welcome! 
* ...Mightier Than the Sword A site of fanfiction from many shows including Buffy (Spike/Angel), FX, Voyager, Profiler, and more... 
* Across The Pond - UK & US Queer As Folk Archive Fiction for both the UK and US versions of Queer As Folk. Features both f/f and m/m stories, a companion fic-only e-list, pictures, music, vid clips & episode recaps. 
* Atira's House of Fiction Slash Site. Highlander(D/M, M/J, M/J/D), Miami Vice (C/C, C/C/T), FarScape (Critchon/Stark), Star Wars (Han/Luke|H/L]]), Alien Nation (Sykes/Marvin Gardens). This site is ever expanding. More fandoms/pairings to come. ENJOY! Comment if the spirit moves you! 
* Chimera Bloom Hosts femslash featuring Buffy and Willow. Also provides links to other femslash sites for Voyager and Buffy The Vampire Slayer. 
* Crossing the Nebula Voyager Slash. Janeway and Seven, with new female character. Postings every 2-3 weeks. 
* Foremans Sanctuary The origins, bio, and on going stories about a cosmic superhero in an alternate marvel universe. 
* Jose Cheung Memorial Website Roswell Slash Archive, webshrines for Tess/Isabel, Max/Michael, Maria femslash, Liz/Tess. Mulder/Krycek. F/F BDSM-fic links. 
* Kylia's World Fanfiction for The Sentinel, BtVS/AtS, Highlander, Roswell, Mutant X, Diagnosis Murder, and Xena/Hercules.
*Bald Heaven Archive - sexy bald or balding TV and/or movie characters
==References==
Category:Slash Webrings
Category:2001 Webrings
Category:2002 Webrings
Mumbo Jumbo

Mumbo Jumbo also known as Mumbo, is the name of a Minecraft YouTuber, as well as a name for several "roleplay" characters he plays (see the article C!), who is known for his Minecraft building tutorials, as well as his gameplay on several SMPs, namely both the Hermitcraft SMP and the Life SMP Series.
== Fandom ==
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
== References ==
Category:MCYT
Category:Hermitcraft
Category:Life SMP Series
Mumps...

"Mumps..." is a ficlet by trueriver based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set sometime after the novel, and features Laurie's stepfather, Mr Straike, and his former housemaster at school, Mr Jepson (known to Straike by his schoolboy nickname, "Mumps"). The story is seen from Jepson's perspective.
==Synopsis==
Straike and Jepson meet up again at the annual Old Boys' Dinner at the school they both attended.
==Background==
"Mumps..." was written in response to the Mumps Challenge, a Sunday Chat challenge to write a story "[w]herein Mumps Jepson tells Straike about the Lanyon scandal - or any variation thereof".
==Comments==
* "really, luv, you are going to have to write the villains all the time...they're both so perfectly slimy and pretentious and stick-up-the-arse judgmental.."—comment by my_cnnr
* "I love it! I love that you wrote it from Jeepers's (aka Mumps) perspective. And the end is too funny.Oh, and all the younger boys running after Lanyon - I love that line - sums up Ralph's appeal. :-)I just posted my version. Very different - but no ketchup there either."—comment by poicale
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Mun

A mun is an author who writes for a character in fandom roleplay. These characters are sometimes referred to as pups, such as on the LiveJournal community theatrical_muse. Other communities/sites (e.g. Tumblr) use the term muse for the character.
The term mun is derived from the word "mundane." In some communities a writer whose name is unknown may be referred to by the pup's name followed by -mun as though it were an honorific (e.g. "Peach-mun" for the writer of a character named Peach).
Category:Online Roleplay Glossary
Munch/Fin

Munch/Fin is the slash pairing of John Munch and Odafin "Fin" Tutuola in Law & Order: SVU fandom.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
* Fin/Munch by beedwise (2015)
* Commission: Munch and Fin by Homosorcerer (2016)
* Distractions by sidewinder, created for the Chocolate Box Exchange (2017)
===Fanvids===
===Zines===
* Love is the Law, novel by Melody C. (2003)
* Black and White, novella and short stories by Melody C. (2004)
* Partners, anthology of fiction by Khylara (2007)
==Links & Resources==
* John Munch/Odafin "Fin" Tutuola tag at Archive of Our Own
* [J. Munch, O. Tutuola] pairing filter at FanFiction.Net
* john munch/fin tutuola category at the Audiofic Archive
* The Funch House community at FanFiction.Net
* munch_and_fin community at LiveJournal
* munch-and-fin and munchfin tags on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Law & Order SVU
Category:Interracial Pairings
Category:Slash Pairings
Munchbox

Munchbox (stylized as ༒Munchbox༒ or ༒Munchie༒) is a VRChat (VRC) avatar ripper and editor, mainly for the Daycare Attendant of Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach.
==Fandom==
===VRChat===
In VRC, Munchbox is most known for ripped edits of paid Inkypop 3D models. Two of the more popular lines of ripped Munchbox avatars are the Trickster and Zodiac lines. The Trickster models are based on Homestuck "trickster mode" characters, where the characters are candy themed. Munchbox's Tricksters include a lollipop themed Sun and a chocolate themed Moon. The other line, Zodiacs, includes versions of Sun and Moon based on the zodiac signs. 
Munchbox also has a group called "Munchbox Sunstroke Army," though this may not have been created by Munchbox. As of February 18, 2024, the group has 494 members. The description of the group is below:
In February 2024 Munchbox was banned from VRC, but returned under an alternate account (༒Munchie༒) to reupload their ripped models.
==Gallery==
File:Munchbox group VRC.png|Munchbox's support group, with Trickster Sun and Moon avatars
File:Munchbox sins virtutes.png|Incomplete sins and virtues ripped avatar edits
==References==
Category:Fannish 3D Modelers
MunchyMC

MunchyMC is a public Minecraft multiplayer (SMP) server. It was founded by BadBoyHalo in 2015 after the previous server BadBoyHalo was an admin on, McPVP, closed down. BadBoyHalo, being a prominent admin, was able to get some of the server ips and took staff and players from McPVP with him to his new server.
The server has several game modes, including survival, prison, kitpvp, a woolwars minigame and Purgatory, where banned players can try to earn an unban. On July 12, 2024 a new server was added: the Game Maker server, MunchyMC forum announcement post (July 23, 2024) where players could code and play their own mini games. Eggpire, QSMP and other fan map recreations were quickly created on the server.
BadBoyHalo regularly streams from MunchyMC on Twitch and also hosts events every Saturday on YouTube that anyone may join and play in.
=== Translations ===
In August 2024 a translation feature was added to the server so that players can chat in their preferred language and translate messages to their preferred language. It was updated to work with signs in September.
==MunchyMC Crew==
The group of friends and content creators that met mostly through working on the server is often referred to as the MunchyMC Crew by fans. The most famous of the group is Dream, who co-owned the server for a time and was admin of the prison server before RedVelvetCake.
==External Links & Resources==
* Item-Guide.com for the prison server. Lists every item and what it does. Also has a Guides tab and includes a Media tab with a gallery of pictures and videos, and appreciation posts to players and admins.
==References==
Category:Minecraft Server
Category:MCYT
MunchyMC Crew

MunchyMC Crew is the fan name for the group of content creators and friends that met on or through BadBoyHalo's server MunchyMCOfficial website link or the server he was previously an admin on McPVP.
==History==
Before they were content creators, many of the Dream SMP members met each other as teenagers and young adults through BadBoyHalo and either playing, or more commonly working as staff, on his server MunchyMCYouTube video with a clip of BadBoyHalo reminiscing about how squeaky Sapnap's voice was, followed by clips from 2016 of a young Sapnap playing on MunchyMC. or McPVP. HBomb94 has called Bad the "founding Titan" because so many people met through him.Appreciation post for BadBoyHalo on Tumblr that includes the HBomb quote. Posted by oceantail-oceantail on March 5, 2021. Fans refer to this group of friends as the "MunchyMC crew" or "MunchyMC found family"Tumblr ask talking about the MunchyMC found family dynamic. Posted in 2021. This group of friends includes people who never played on the Dream SMP and is sometimes expanded to include new friends who never worked or played on MunchyMC. In that case some fans use MunchyMC+ when including creators that have no direct connection to MunchyMC.
Who exactly is part of the MunchyMC Crew is largely up to fan interpretation as it is not a formal group. There have been some controversies with members over the years (for example Dream) and some members have drifted apart and no longer make content together, but there still seems to be a core group that have remained friends, or at least friendly, with each other over the years.Twitter clip example of Awesamdude saying he plans to always be friends with the Munchy guys.
==Fandom==
===Meta===
* Tumblr post talking about the differences between SBI and MunchyMC found family fanfics. Posted by negativepeanuthoarder on March 25, 2023.
==References==
Category:Minecraft Server
Category:MCYT
Mundane

:You may be looking for the trope Mundane AU.
Mundane is a term sometimes used to refer to a person who is not a fan, or part of fannish society. The term comes from science fiction fandomDr. Gafia's Fan Terms , accessed October 20, 2008, and spread from there to media fandom, the Society for Creative Anachronism, furry fandom, etc.
The term was likely originally a reaction to the general cultural view of SF fans as freaky, weird, nerdy, etc. -- too caught up in their imaginations to understand the real world, believing in absurdities such as space travel, and roundly mocked for it. Fans, who didn't want to live in a mundane world where space travel wasn't at least a distant possibility, would call people who preferred that world "mundane", as well.I have no cite for this, just a lotta years in fandom before SF or fandom were remotely cool, and reading things like "The Enchanted Duplicator". -- Arduinna, November 19, 2008.
"Mundane" was apparently already established in science fiction fandom at least as early as 1954, when The Enchanted Duplicator by Walter Willis and Bob Shaw was published, telling the tale of Jophan's journey from Mundane to Trufandom:
Carrying on the tradition, in the 1970s (and '80s, and '90s, and '00s), Piers Anthony called the non-magical world "Mundania" in his Xanth novels. In Babylon 5, the Psi Corps call non-telepathic humans mundanes.
In goth subcultures, the term Normal is used similarly. This usage also sometimes turns up in fandom: 
BBC Sherlock fans involved in The Johnlock Conspiracy often refer to other fans as "casuals," in a similar usage.Anonymous comments on FFA. Posted on January 6, 2016. Accessed on February 9, 2019.
==For Some: A Derogatory Term==
In modern media fandom, the term is considered by some to be exclusionary and potentially derogatory, and such fans prefer not to use it, in favor of terms like "non-fan".
*"I cannot stand the way some fans use the term mundanes to describe those who don't share their interests. I'm sure that many such people are equally fanatical about their own interests and I'm also pretty certain they don't go around name-calling. So why should we refer to them in such a pejorative fashion?" (2002)from DIAL #22 
*"It's not just, or only, the younger SF fans who use such fannish terms to exclude people. Older SF fans, including the generation that coined all the terms, use them the same say. And all fans, as far as I can tell, use the term "mundane" to exclude." (1987)from Southern Enclave #16 
*"I've sometimes wondered whether those two ideas, IDIC and 'mundane' could really be reconciled. IDIC suggests a generosity and a breadth of perception/understanding a tolerance; which doesn't go with the labeling implicit in 'mundane'." (1991) from Frienz #16 
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Mundane-Mage Romance

The mundane-mage romance, also known as the Muggle-mage romance, is a romantic trope in both fanon and canon. It involves a "normal" character (typically referred to as a Muggle or mundane) in a relationship with a mage, superhero, god/demigod, angel, demon, or other character with magical or supernatural powers.
Such relationships may be unremarkable in the characters' world or they may present challenges that need to be overcome. In worlds in which magical people are viewed as superior to non-magical people, or conversely in which magical people are a persecuted or feared class, the relationship may be taboo or even forbidden.
The power imbalance may not impact the relationship or it may lead the powered character to take on a protective role. Sometimes the power imbalance is also depicted as leading to abusive situations.
==Examples==
*Gale/Mystra from Baldur's Gate 3 (average human/goddess)
*Anders/Hawke from Dragon Age II (mage/average human – when Hawke is not a mage)
*Cullen/Inquisitor from Dragon Age: Inquisition (average human/mage – when the Inquisitor is a mage)
*Clark Kent/Lois Lane from the DC Comics universe (superhero/average human)
*Jacob Kowalski/Queenie Goldstein from Fantastic Beasts (average human/mage)
*Merope Gaunt/Tom Riddle from Harry Potter (mage/average human)
*Howl/Sophie in the 2004 animated film adaptation of Howl's Moving Castle (mage/average human)
*Korra/Asami from The Legend of Korra (average human/water bender)
*Jane Foster/Thor Odinson from the Marvel Comics Universe (average human/superhero)
*Merlin/Arthur from Merlin (mage/average human)
*Anakin Skywalker/Padmé Amidala from Star Wars (Force-sensitive/average human)
*Leia Organa/Han Solo from Star Wars (Force-sensitive/average human)
*Finn/Rey from Star Wars (average human/Force-sensitive)
*Dean Winchester/Castiel from Supernatural (average human/angel)
==External Links==
*Muggle–Mage Romance at TVTropes
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Romance Tropes
Munday: a do-it-yourself participatory memoir

Munday: a do-it-yourself participatory memoir is a 1981 essay by E. Michael Blake.
It was printed in Shadowstar #2. 
The topic is science fiction conventions, specifically the Monday after the con, and post-con depression.
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1981 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Mundo

Mundo is a gen Tolkien newsletter. It was issued quarterly. 
Mundo 1 was published in Winter 1990. 
Mundo 2 was published in Spring 1992. 
Mundo 3 was published in Spring 1992. 
Mundo 4 was published in Spring 1992. 
Mundo 5 was published in Spring 1992. 
Mundo 6 was published in Spring 1992. 
Mundo 7 was published in Spring 1992. 
Mundo 8 was published in Spring 1992. 
Mundo 9
Mundo 10
Mundo 11
Mundo 12
Mundo 13 was published in 1993. 
Mundo 28 was published in 1997 and contains 20 pages. 
* Pelargir (poem)
* Portrait Gallery (of the mail clad Mr. Finch)
* Chewing the Cud (recipes)
* Puzzle page
* The Singing Cow (article)
* The Great Sword (article)
* Pastmoots (smial meeting reports)
* Futuremoots (future smial meetings)
* editorials and reviews
Mundo 29 was published in 1997 and contains 20 pages. 
* Puzzle page
* Chewing the Cud (recipes)
* Portrait Gallery, art (portrait of the coyish Mr. Reynolds)
* Galactic Giggles (jokes)
* The Language of the Cow (Gaelic primer)
* editorials and reviews
Mundo 43 was published in September 2001.
Category:Club Zines
Category:Tolkien Zines
Category:1990sCategory:2000s