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Ryou Bakura

Ryou Bakura is one of the main characters of the original Yu-Gi-Oh! series.
==Fandom==
Sometimes in fanworks made in the 2000s, Bakura is referred to as Hikari by Yami Bakura and other characters, sharing this nickname with Yugi Moto and Marik Ishtar; this is inspired by the american dub calling the spirits from the Millenium Itens Yami, meaning Dark in japanese, with Hikari meaning Light.
Often in fanworks, people would try to create ways to differentiate between Ryou Bakura and Yami Bakura, since they both go by the same name in the series. One very popular solution is to refer to the modern counterpart exclusively as Ryou, and the spirit goes only as Bakura, something not really accurate to the series but easy to understand.
===Shipping===
His most popular ships pair him up with either Yami Bakura (with the pairing being known as Tendershipping), Yugi Moto (known as Heartshipping), Marik Ishtar (called Angstshipping), and Yami Marik (named Deathshipping).
==Examples Fanworks==
==Resources==
==References==
Category:Yu-Gi-Oh
Ryou Bakura/Yami Bakura

Ryou Bakura/Yami Bakura, also known by the name Tendershipping, is the pairing of the characters Ryou Bakura and Yami Bakura from Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters.
==Fanon==
===Ship Name===
Tendershipping, the most popular name for the ship, is a bit controversal in the Yu-Gi-Oh! fandom, with many finding the name nonsensical, and thinking it doesn't fit the pairing in question. It's original definition on the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters Master Shipping List was that it is "named so because Bakura would have to be extremely tender with Ryou for their relationship to work", but thanks to some discussions by other Tumblr users on what it was originally supposed to mean Discussion over the meaning of the name by the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters Master Shipping List Archived Version Post talking about the meaning of the name by Tumblr user ryouverua Archived Version , a second definition was added to their page: "tender’ is a form of payment and Bakura refers to Ryou as “landlord” and tenants do have to pay their landlord in order to reside where they are at". Definition of Tendershipping on the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters Master Shipping List Archived Version 
Another name for the pairing is Stockholmshipping, coming from the trust that Ryou Bakura still shows to Yami even after all he has done to him, but it is not used a lot; allegedly, it was originally named Ringshipping, to contrast with Puzzleshipping, but that name started being used for the pairing of Mahad/Yami Bakura. Post talking about said change from Tumblr user ryouverua Archived Version When it pairs Ryou with Thief King Bakura, it is called Gemshipping.
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
* Yami Bakura referring to Ryou Bakura as either Hikari (light), landlord or Yadonushi (host or landlord).
* Yami Bakura having his own body, usually with Yami Yugi and Yami Marik having their own too.
* Ryou learning about Thief King Bakura's past and helping him to go against the main characters.
* Darkfics and Whump where Yami Bakura does bad things to Ryou Bakura, like torture or non-con.
* On the opposite, Yami Bakura being very protective of Ryou, usually in an unhealthy way.
* Yami Bakura coming back, often years after the end of the series.
* Mundane AUs, with High School AUs being common.
==Examples Fanworks==
===Meta===
* A Timeline of Ryou and Bakura, in Tropes, an analyses and timeline of the tropes common to the ship, by justapalspal on Tumblr
==Resources==
==References==
Category:Yu-Gi-Oh! Relationships Category:Slash Pairings
Ryu Number

Ryu Number is a concept in video game fandom. Inspired by concepts like Wikipedia:Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon and Wikipedia:Erdős number, the Ryu Number answers how many degrees of separation between a given video game character and Ryu from Street Fighter measured by appearances in the same video game.
==Links==
* , article by Jason Li
* , a twitter account that calculates Ryu Numbers for video game characters
* , a Tumblr blog that also calculates Ryu Numbers and takes requests. (Seems to be run by a different person than the twitter account)
* /r/ryunumber, a subreddit for discussing Ryu Numbers.
==References==
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
Ryuji Sakamoto

Ryuji Sakamoto is a main character Persona 5 and Persona 5:Royal.
==Canon==
With bleach blond hair and an affinity for Zio spells, Ryuji fits into a trope commonly seen in the Persona series. Behind his rambunctious, rule breaking attitude however, is a loyal friend with a big heart. You just need to scratch beneath his uncouth shell and find it.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
As the other half of the ‘originals’, Ryuji is most commonly shipped with Ann. This ship is fuelled in part by the love/hate relationship they have shared since childhood. Other ships may include Joker or other female main characters.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Fanvids===
==Links & Resources==
* Sakamoto Ryuji tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Persona Characters
Ryuk

is a character in the manga and anime Death Note.
== Canon ==
Ryuk offers his Death Note to Yagami Light at the start of the series. He seems to be mostly doing it for the chaos and his own entertainment -- he's more or less an ally of Light but frequently claims that he'll turn on Light if it seems the more interesting option.
== Fandom ==
===Shipping===
* Light/Ryuk
* Rem/Ryuk
== Fanworks ==
===Fanart===
* by FUGUN, 2022 -- Light holding the Death Note with Ryuk looming behind him
===Fanfic===
* 
== Links ==
*Ryuk on the Death Note Fandom.com wiki
*Ryuk filter on FFN
*Ryuk (Death Note) works on AO3
*#ryuk and #Ryuk Death Note on Tumblr
*#Ryuk on Pixiv
== References ==
Category:Death Note Characters
Ryuuko

Ryuuko was a fanzine published by Brian Sutton. Issue #2 was advertised in the February 1989 issue of Celluloid Diversions, with an advertisement indicating that issue #1 had come out some time ago. It was presumably anime-themed, and may have contained furry art as well.
== About ==
Category:1989 Zines
Category:Anime & Manga Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Ryuuseigun

Ryuuseigun (流星群, "Meteor Shower") is a Harry Potter doujinshi focusing on the Marauders. It consists of four main stories and several 4-koma.
== Contents ==
#The first story in the doujinshi features James and Sirius as First Years sneaking off before their Sorting Ceremony. They run into Peeves and are eventually caught by Dumbledore and McGonagall. It is 10 pages long.
#The second story features a conversation between a hopeful Lily and a morose Remus about their plans after leaving Hogwarts. It contains some brief James/Lily. It is 6 pages long.
#The third story is Peter-centric and focuses on the events that lead him to become a Death Eater. It is 11 pages long.
#The last story is the only one set during the books, sometime after Prisoner of Azkaban. It features a brief conversation between Sirius and Remus. It is 4 pages long.
There are also four 4-koma (four-paneled comic strips) interspersed throughout the book. One features Sirius during Prisoner of Azkaban practicing in a mirror what he plans to say to Harry.Love Doujinshi? (Accessed 01 March 2012.)
== Reviews == 
:"I love reading the Harry Potter books, but when I get right down to it, the characters I like the best are the friends of Harry's parents, Sirius Black and Remus Lupin. This doujinshi is solely about James, Lily, Sirius, Remus and Peter Pettigrew and has several nice stories. The art is nothing to rave about (well, it's better than I could do, ;), but it does what it needs to do and emotions are expressed well."
== Gallery ==
Image:Ryuuseigun front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Ryuuseigun back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Ryuuseigun sample.jpg|Sample page
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category: 2001 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Rúmil's Talan

Rúmil's Talan was a personal Lord of the Rings fanfiction site.
==Non-Slash Stories==
 
*Ever After PG - In the aftermath of a terrible tragedy, evil creeps unnoticed into Gondor. Prologue, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, Epilogue
 
*Half a Heart PG - After a great loss, Elladan is devastated. Can a young human help him regain his light? Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
 
*The Girl with April in her Eyes PG - Thranduil’s icy heart is about to be melted. Songfic, no romance. 
 
*The Last Tide G - The thoughts of the last elf on Arda, as he prepares to sail west.
 
*The Power of the Dream G - When Haldir fell, two brothers were left behind. But now he's calling... Rúmil’s POV, Movieverse.
 
*The Hunter G/PG - Rat-catching isn’t as easy ass it looks, as one Elf-Lord is about to find out!
 
*Medli G - Glorfindel has a secret. What will he do when Erestor finds out? Humour
 
*Dead to the World PG - Orophin is back in Lórien three years after Helms Deep – alone. Told from Orophin's POV.
==Slash Stories==
 
*Heaven PG - When everything’s gone, all you have are memories.
 
*Exhausted R - Erestor works too hard and Glorfindel is worried. Fluffy humour
 
*Away With You R - Rather than be parted the twins leave Imladris and all that they have ever known behind. Their quest to find a place where they can be together will take them to the other side of Middle Earth. Elladan/Elrohir TWINCEST Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 WIP
 
*Silent Song R - Rúmil searches for a reason to live after an orc attack leaves his life in ruins. (NOT a rape fic) Angst and severe injuries. Rúmil/Lindir and Elladan/Orophin. WIP Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 WIP
 
*Time to say Goodbye PG-13 - Legolas says farewell.
*A Private Celebration NC-17 - Rúmil and Haldir help Orophin celebrate. Warnings: Incest, pretty much a PWP, fluff. Don't like - don't read! Thanks!
*Mourning my Love R - Co-written with Elvensong. A terrible illness threatens to destroy Legolas' and Elrohir's love forever. Chapter 1, WIP 
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:2000s
S&H Casebook

S&H Casebook is a Sherlock Holmes (2009) doujinshi by Suzuki & Yamada. It's Watson/Holmes and rated for adults only.
==Samples==
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File:S&HCasebook-s1.jpg|sample
File:S&HCasebook-s2.jpg|sample
==References==
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* yahoo auction 4 - aucfan
Category:Sherlock Holmes Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
S&H Genzine Lending Library

You may be looking for the gen and slash library: The Starsky & Hutch Lending Library.
S&H Genzine Lending Library was founded by K. Hanna Korossy in 1997. 
The library contained ONLY gen and "gen portions of mixed S&H zines." 
In October 1998, the library consisted of 60 titles. 
==Grand Opening==
From a July 1997 Black Bean Soup: 
==The Slash Omissions==
In 2001, a fan was perplexed that the zine she'd bought on eBay had had the slash fics removed. Another fan speculated as to why this had been done and of the zine's origins: 
==Some Holdings==
The zines listed in the library's holdings on its grand opening were:
* Gen: Above and Beyond, Bonaventure, Casa Cabrillo, Celebration, The Conspiracy, Decorated for Death, both issues of Don't Give Up On Us, Dynamite and a Torch, Forever Friends, both issues of Half You, Half Me, Judge and Jury, both issues of L.A. Vespers, both issues of Me & Thee, Mixed Metaphors, Memories, One More Mountain, One Shot, Opened Minds, both issues of The Pits, Renascence, Scales of Justice, Strange Justice, The Striped Tomato, both issues of Ten-Thirteen, Troubled Water, Vermont Avenue
* Mixed, with the slash eliminated: The Fix (#1-#15, bound together), Lifeline, Moonlight and Mists, both issues of Penal Code, Pushin' the Odds, Side by Side, You and I, TLC, all three issues of Wanna Share?
==A Similar Library==
A similar library, this one for both gen and slash zines, had been created two years earlier in 1995. 
See The Starsky & Hutch Lending Library.
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Offline Spaces
Category:1990s
Category:2000sCategory:Print Zine Archives
S&H Slash Virtual Season Mailing List

S&H Slash Virtual Season Mailing List was a Starsky & Hutch restricted mailing list. 
==About ==
 
==Its Announcement==
From an announcement on VenicePlace, a private Starsky & Hutch mailing list: "The Zebra3 Productions team has established a new list on Yahoogroups for folks who would like to discuss the episodes "airing" on the Starsky & Hutch Slash Virtual Season. To join, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SHSeason. Hope to see you there! :)"
==Controversary Regarding Its Creation==
Fannish reaction to the formation of the list was appears to be more active than the content of the resulting mailing list. There was discussion regarding:
* the splintering of fandoms
* Starsky & Hutch as a tiny fandom
* the ability of fans to spread themselves over multiple fandoms, the limitations of attention and interest
* power and influence and control and gatekeeping
* the new reality of the internet and its ability for information to be readily available, instantaneous, and curated
* private information on private lists
===Some Sample Comments===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2001
S&S Co-op

S&S Co-op was proposed in May 1987. Its purpose was to be a clearinghouse to help fans pool their Simon & Simon material (episodes, articles, photos, etc) for use by other fans. 
One fan, Dar F, asked that fans send her a list of what they had and were able to "clone"/copy. She also asked fans to send her a list of what they would like to receive. She then would compile both lists and send them to all interested fans.
Category:Simon & Simon
Category:Offline Spaces
Category:1987 Communities
S'Con

S'Con was a Star Trek and science fiction con held in San Antonio, Texas.
S'Con ("the First") was advertised in Saurian Brandy Digest #20 (June 1979) and the January 1980 issue of The Clipper Trade Ship.
"S'Con" likely refers to three things: Star Trek, science fiction, and the fan-created alternate universe in which the Sahaj zines took place.
The ad: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1980 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
S'Kandarai

S'Kandarai is a fanon word to describe the traditional ancient bonded warriors on the planet Vulcan.
The term was created by Gayle F and used in Night of the Dragon, the third story in The Cosmic Fuck Series.
Other fans used this term in their fanworks: one example is Nightmare Road, where it was spelled "S'Kandari."
This misspelling is an organic mistake, or fans followed the lead of one prominent zine editor who misspelled it in her zines. In 1985, Barbara P. Gordon said: 
==Fan Comments==
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1999: 
2000: 
==From "Night of the Dragon"==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
S'Our Wars, Too

S'Our Wars, Too is a 1980 essay by Jani Hicks.
It was published in Twin Suns #1. 
The topic was Lucasfilm and the secrecy regarding the second Star Wars movie.
==Rebuttals==
A rebuttal by Maggie Nowakowska was published in March 1981 in Twin Suns #2, along with Hicks' comments that any and all comments in this zine would surely be read by George Lucas and other PTB: "As you know, every issue of TwinS is submitted and read by the folks at the LucasFilm office, so anything you have to say on the subject... will be seen/registered there."
==Some Context==
At the time this essay was written, The Empire Strikes Back was not yet released. Craig Miller was the "fan liaison," and in charge of promoting the movie ahead of time with fans. Hicks referred to him as operating a "traveling medicine show."
By the time the second issue of Twin Suns was published, Miller had been replaced by Maureen Garrett, and Hicks' wrote in Twin Suns #2: "I am most anxious to see how the change in personnel will affect policy implementation at LFL."
In that second issue of "Twin Suns," Hicks lauded Garrett as someone "whom we can testify from personal experience is probably the most sympathetic-to-fans professionally involved SW's-er we have ever heard of, or dealt with..." In fact, the second issue of Twin Suns is dedicated to Garrett in appreciation (something that became heartily disappointing a year later.). 
These complaints, machinations, and jockeying for power and information had been percolating for since 1978 during Miller's tenure but really took off a year later (under Garrett's reign) with the Open Letters to Star Wars Zine Publishers (1981).
 
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay==
* keeping information from fans and how that was manipulative
* fan entitlement
* the relationship between PTB and fans
* fans sick of being jerked around
==Some Topics Discussed in Fan Responses==
* the need for the unknown
* outlines vs lyrical stories
==The Essay==
==Some Topics Discussed in Later Fan Comments==
===Rebuttal by Maggie Nowakowska===
Maggie Nowakowska wrote a response to this essay, and it was published in Twin Suns #2.
This response was had an introduction by Hicks: 
Excerpts from Nowakowska's response to the original essay:
===Rebuttal by Jani Hicks===
From "Twin Suns" #3: 
===Other Responses===
==References==
Category:1980 Meta
Category:1981 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Wars Meta
S-T Review

You may be looking for The Star Trek Review, a radio show in the 1970s.
S-T Review is a gen Star Trek: TOS zine edited/published by Craig Highberger. 
It may have started in 1968 as part of the Star Trek National Fan Club.
It has a sister zine called Star-Fleet Communications.
The last issue was published in early 1969. It contains 37 pages of art, photo illos, fiction, reviews, poems, cartoons., and the results of a poll of ST fans.
==Lists of Other Very Early Star Trek Zines==
* A Strekzine Roster 
* List of Star Trek Zines published 1967-1970 (the Pentathlon list) 
* List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show First Aired 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1960s Zines
Category:1968 Zines
S.H.A.D.O. United States Central Control

S.H.A.D.O. United States Central Control was the very first UFO fan club.
It published the monthly newsletter: S.H.A.D.O. United States Central Control Monthly Status Report as well as periodic fiction and art zines called SHADO Handbook.
This club is not to be confused with SHADO-USECC (United States East Coast Control) which began in 1979 after "SHADO-USC" ceased.
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:UFO
S.H.A.D.O. United States East Central Control

S.H.A.D.O. United States East Central Control was the second UFO fan club.
 
This club is not to be confused with SHADO-USCC (United States Coast Control), its predecessor.
James Killian was a contributor.
This club published the zine Communique.
Much of this club's activities became online at some point.
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:UFO
S.H.A.S. (fan club)

Are you looking for other Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society usages?
 
Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society (S.H.A.S.) was a fan club out of the UK in 1977. 
It was a non-profit, home-grown enterprise that published a handful of newsletters (perhaps five of them, some containing short fiction) and one zine of fan fiction called Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society. There was a serialized "Sweet Revenge" story in the five newsletters, one that due to the abbreviated run, was never finished.
From a fan in March 1980: 
==Not the Same as the "Starsky & Hutch Monthly" Publisher==
This IS NOT the same club as the for-profit commercial enterprise (run by Janet Walker?) that published the for-profit zine, "Starsky & Hutch Monthly, which ceased publication in July 1981." 
From a fan in January 1980: 
From a fan in February 1980: 
From a fan in June 1981: 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fan Clubs
Category:1977 Fan Clubs
S.H.A.S. (fiction zine)

Are you looking for other Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society usages?
Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society is a gen anthology published in the UK by a fan club while the show was still on the air. This zine may be the first Starsky and Hutch zine issued. 
On the cover is "No.1," but this is likely the only issue published.
The same fan club also published five newsletters, some containing short fiction, including a serialized "Sweet Revenge" story that was never finished. See Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society (newsletter).
==A Fan Remembers==
==A Story Later a Con Skit?==
Knight in Blue Armour, or No Hope for Hutch was a con skit performed at a very early SHareCon (April 27, 1991). It's based on a combination of two fics (likely by the same author) that were mentioned in the 1989 issue of Tell Me Something I Don't Know! #15. The con skit may have been a reenactment or satire of that fic/s.
==Contents==
Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society was published in 1977 and contains 42 pages. It contains no art.
* The Loser, story by Linda Elliot (1)
* a crossword puzzle (9)
* Death Scare, story by Judith Nutter (12)
* All in a Day's Work, story by Tracey Hunter (26)
* No Hope for Hutch, story by Heather Dewsnap (31)
* Dope Ring, story by an unknown author (41)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:shasfiction-1.jpg
Image:shasfiction-2.jpg
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1978 Zines
S.H.I.E.L.D.

S.H.I.E.L.D. stands for Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division and is fictional espionage, intelligence and law-enforcement government agency in the Marvel universe.
==List Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Agents==
* Howard Stark, founder
* Peggy Carter, founder
* Chester Phillips, founder
* Dum Dum Dugan
* Nick Fury, current director
* Maria Hill, second-in-command
* Phil Coulson
* Clint Barton, "Hawkeye"
* Felix Blake
* Sharon Carter, "Agent 13"
* Natasha Romanoff, "Black Widow"
* Skye/Daisy Johnson, "Quake"
* Jasper Sitwell
* Melinda May
* Grant Ward
* Leo Fitz
* Jemma Simmons
* Victoria Hand
* Bobbi Morse, "Agent 19"/"Mockingbird"
* Antoine Triplett
* John Garrett
* Billy Koenig
* Isabelle Hartley
* Lance Hunter
* Alphonso Mackenzie
* Agent 33
==Common Tropes and Fanon==
* Helicarriers
* Jumpsuit uniforms
* Flying cars
* Quinjets
* Everything has the S.H.I.E.L.D. logo
* A character that is not a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent becomes one, for example Darcy Lewis (a number of fanworks have her becoming an agent)
==Fannish Links==
* S.H.I.E.L.D. tag at Tumblr
* S.H.I.E.L.D. tagged works at AO3
** SHIELD Family tag
** SHIELD Academy tag
==Resources==
* S.H.I.E.L.D. at Wikipedia page
* S.H.I.E.L.D. at Marvel Movies
* SHIELD at Agents of SHIELD Wikia
* S.H.I.E.L.D. (Comic Book) on TV Tropes
* Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on TV Tropes
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