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Link & Link

Link & Link refers to a relationship between two incarnations of Link, the protagonist of most The Legend of Zelda media. This is the base unit of expanded relationships such as Link & Link & Link, and Link & Link & Link & Link, and so on.
== Canon == 
It's common for installments of The Legend of Zelda to reference the past adventure of another Link as a legend in the time of the current Link. Direct interactions between two incarnations of Link are rare, given they always live at least a century apart from one another.
=== Four Swords and Four Swords Adventures ===
In this game, the protagonist Link uses the Four Sword to split himself into four selves. 
Fans assigned different fanon personalities to the four Links. Many fans adopted the characterization of the temperaments depicted in the official manga version.
=== Twilight Princess ===
While most of the Link & Link relationship dynamics are conjured of pure fanon, in canon the Link of Ocarina of Time and the Link of Twilight Princess are two of the few to directly interact with one another, and this duo is one of the few to be confirmed as direct ancestor and descendant. Thus, this relationship has a longer history and more relative interest in the fandom.
=== Breath of the Wild ===
In paid additional content, Link can summon Wolf Link (from Twilight Princess) as his companion in battle.
=== Super Smash Bros. ===
Various versions of Link have appeared in the Super Smash Bros. series, including Young Link and Toon Link as playable characters each separate from "standard" Link.
== Notable fan stories==
	
Title 	Start Date 	Notes
Link and the Links AU	 	
Dimensional Links 	2015 	
Time Twilight Tears 	2017 (Twilight & Wild mini-comic)	
Linked Universe 	 	
Bonus Links 	 	
== The Chain==
"The Chain" is a relationship between several Links. Usually this term specifically refers to the family relationship between the Link protagonists of the Linked Universe series.
This relationship skyrocketed in popularity following the popularity of Breath of the Wild (2017), but popular fan works already existed before BOTW was ever announced.
== Fanon and common tropes in fan works ==
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==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
=== Cosplay ===
* https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:LOZ_Links.jpg Link cosplayers at Otakon 2007 (2007-07-20)
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links related to Link & Link (& Link, etc.) ==
*The Legend of Zelda stories and crossovers featuring _ and _ on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
* Archive of Our Own (AO3) 
** Link & Link (Legend of Zelda)
** Four & Hyrule & Legend & Sky & Time & Twilight & Warriors & Wild & Wind (Linked Universe)
==Notes==
==References==
Category:The Legend of Zelda
Category:Trope and genre pages needing infobox image
Link Click

Link Click or Shíguāng Dàilǐrén (时光代理人) is a donghua that first released in 2021. Season one has 12 episodes, including a bonus episode numbered 5.5. It was first available to stream via Bilibili and Funimation (now Crunchyroll).https://anitrendz.net/news/2021/04/29/link-click-chinese-donghua-anime-to-stream-on-funimation/
A Japanese dub was announced for January of 2022.https://myanimelist.net/news/64900555 The final episode of this dub was shortened from its original runtime of 31 minutes, cutting some of the story to fit within the standard anime time slot of 24 minutes.
In November of 2021, it was announced that Link Click would be getting a second season, which aired in 2023 alongside several chibi specials.
==Premise==
The two main characters, Cheng Xiaoshi and Lu Guang, run a photo studio together with Cheng Xiaoshi's childhood friend Qiao Ling, who is also their landlord. Besides developing photos, they also run a sort of detective agency using their supernatural powers: Lu Guang has the ability to look at any photo and see the photographer's life for 24 hours after taking the photo, and Cheng Xiaoshi has the ability to enter a photo and become the photographer for 24 hours after they took the photo, thereby going back in time and reliving (and potentially changing) their past. 
When clients come to the photo studio with a photo of a moment in time they want investigated, Lu Guang first looks into the photo to see what happened, after which Cheng Xiaoshi enters the photo to investigate further. Lu Guang is then able to telepathically guide Cheng Xiaoshi through the past and tell him what to do in order to solve their case without changing the past. 
==Shipping==
With a relatively small cast of characters, the main ship within the fandom is that of the two main characters, Cheng Xiaoshi and Lu Guang. As of June of 2024, this ship has 1276 fanfics on AO3, with the second most popular non-platonic ship appearing only 32 times.
== Zines ==
* Dive Back in Timehttps://twitter.com/linkclickzinehttps://linkclickzine.carrd.co/
== Events ==
* Shiguang Weekhttps://twitter.com/ShiguangWeekhttps://shiguangweek.carrd.co/
** AO3 Collection
== Archives and Communities==
* Link Click fanworks on AO3
==References==
Category:Link Click
Linked Universe

Linked Universe is a popular The Legend of Zelda fancomic by jojo56830. It is an Alternate Universe comic where various incarnations of Link from the many games in the Legend of Zelda series must band together in order to fight a growing evil.
Author's summary:
==Fandom==
The Linked Universe fandom is mainly on Tumblr and Instagram, the two sites on which the comic is posted. There is also a large Discord server. The fandom often focuses on the found family dynamic between the main nine Links, affectionately referred to as "The Chain".
As of November 2023, there are over 5,500 works on Archive of Our Own and over 140 fics on Fanfiction.net that feature the Linked Universe AU; this means that roughly 0.5% of Zelda fic on FF.net and roughly 15% of Zelda works on AO3 include this AU. The most popular relationship tag is for the platonic/familial relationship of the nine Links; the most popular romantic relationship is between Time (the Link from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask) and Malon, which is explored in the comic. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* A Home for Flowers by faufaren
* Loved By Deities by Sinnatious
* #lu fanfiction tag on Tumblr
===Fanart===
* LU Writer Appreciation Project 2023 #2 fanart by kokiri-clori for " for @lyrabythelake based on their fanfic Lifting The Fog" 
* took him a minute, by theegh0st, 2024
===Other===
* cosplay of Wind by weyesbloodliker, 2023
==Archives & Resources==
* Linked Universe (Legend of Zelda) tag on Archive of Our Own
* TV Tropes page
===Communities===
* Linked Universe comunity on Tumblr
* linked-universe-discord (nb: link to public-facing tumblr blog for the discord server)
==References==
Category:The Legend of Zelda
Linkin Park

Linkin Park is an American rock band from California that formed in 1996. It was a popular fanfic fandom in the early 2000s. Using their songs in fanvids was very popular, with one fan complaining:
Popular vid songs are:
* "My December" - My December (Supernatural vid) and My December (Star Wars vid)
* "High Voltage" - High Voltage (Stargate vid)
* "Faint" - Faint (Stargate SG-1 vid)
* "In The End" - In The End (Farscape)
* "New Divide" - Black Skies (Prince of Persia)
* "Papercut" - Lifeboat - Beneath (SG1)
* "What I've Done" - What I've Done (Farscape)
The most popular ship seems to be Bennoda (Chester Bennington/Mike Shinoda). A lot of fanfics were deleted from LPFiction in the wake of Chester's death in 2017.
== Communities and Archives ==
*Fanfiction.net - As of June 2, 2002, ff.net had 1343 Linkin Park fics (RPF was later banned). The biggest fandom in the music category at that time was N SYNC, with 10893 fics.
*Fanfictionlog.com (defunct) - 1631 stories as of August 2004
*parkslash, created in May 2003
*lp_daily, created in November 2003
*Linkin Park Fan Fiction, created in 2002.
== References ==
Category:Music RPF
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Linky

Linky, is a fanartist, fic writer, meta writer and webmaster of a fansite dedicated to the works of Leiji Matsumoto, Station Arcadia. They are multifannish and are primarily in fandoms pertaining to anime, manga, tokusatsu, and video games, although not exclusively. While they create a wide array of fanworks, they primarily are a fanartist and it is the type of fanwork they create the most.
== Fannish History: ==
Their first fandom was Sailor Moon, discovering it through watching VHS tapes from their neighbors. They then discovered many geocities fansites for Sailor Moon in the early 2000s as a child, which played a big part into the start of their journey into fandom. Fandom has been a part of their life for most of their life since then, and they have always been very multifannish. Being a lurker on various platforms such as livejournal, various single fandom fanworks archives, message boards, fansites, and more.
Though they began posting fanart on deviantart starting in 2011. But they were still primarily a lurker on there for the most part. Linky began participating in fandom more socially in 2018, starting in the Space Pirate Captain Harlock and Leijiverse fandoms. They created and ran a Leijiverse Discord server in 2018, being the head mod until 2021, stepping down as a moderator since their personal life became busier and were unable to continue modding.
In recent years alongside creating fanart they have begun writing meta, fanfiction, and creating fansites of their very own, just like the ones that inspired their fannish tendencies as a child. Linky is still very active in the Leijiverse fandom, and is also active in many of their wide array of fandoms. They are especially active in Captain Harlock and The Leijiverse, Tokusatsu, and The Legend of Zelda fandoms.
== Examples of fanworks: ==
=== Fanart: ===
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File:Eiji and Ankh Chibi.jpg|Ankh and Eiji from Kamen Rider OOO.
=== Fan Fiction: ===
==== Captain Harlock: ====
* Hand in Hand (Never Letting Go)
* Coffee Break
* Thinking About You
==== Kamen Rider OOO: ====
* Please Bird Call Responsibly
* A Past Promise, Ice Pops, and Eyeliner
* A Reminder
==== Kamen Rider Geats: ====
* Before The Interview
* Disciplinary Action
==== The Legend of Zelda: ====
* Warm Breeze and Warm Soup
=== Fandom Meta: ===
* That's a Shit Mindset You Got There
* The more things change between anime fandom, the more things stay the same
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Linn O'Brien

Linn O'Brien, also known as Cynthia L. Lockwood, was a Star Trek: TOS fan active in the 1980s.
O'Brien was one of the Houston crowd. She helped run IDICon, the first slash con, and was an editor for the K/S zine Out of Bounds.
Her best-known fanwork is the novel To Invite the Night, published in 1984. She also published work in anthology zines, such as "And a Time To Every Purpose" in Deck Five Digest, Issue #1 (1981), and "Who Marks the Sparrow's Fall", in Obsession, Issue #2 (1982).
As stated in an ad for To Invite the Night, "Linn O'Brien" is a pseudonym: 
==Fanac==
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Linnaeus Says So

Linnaeus Says So is a Stargate Atlantis Rodney/Teyla story by halotolerant.
Categories and warnings: Categories: AU, slavefic, earthside. Warnings: slavefic, seriously heavy on themes of racism and misogyny.
The author said: "Inspired by the mock documentary 'CSA: Confederate States of America' and arguably a crossover, though you do not need to see that to understand this story."
==Fan Comments==
===Sga talk===
There are EXTENSIVE 2007 comments about this story at Sga talk. See .
===sga flashfic===
See the comments at sga flashfic:
* page one
* page two
===Other Venues===
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Linndechir

Linndechir is a fanfiction writer active in a number of fandoms beginning in the 2000s. Their fandoms range from video games to comics to movies, television and books.
==Notable Works==
* A Rabbit Hole of Edwardian Pornography (Rivers of London) for Yuletide 2016.
==Communities/Challenges/Conventions==
*Got-exchange (Game of Thrones) - founder and moderator [2011-onwards]
==Awards==
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
Linnpuzzle

Linnpuzzle is a Norwegian artist.
She began drawing Elfquest fanart by 2000 and had an art gallery on Elfwood. She was active on Livejournal through the 2000s, primarily in Harry Potter and Good Omens fandoms. As of the 2020s, she is active on Tumblr, where she posts a variety of fanart and original art.
She has had art stands at a number of Norwegian conventions, including Desucon.
Her 2006 Good Omens fanart of Adam was used (probably without permission or credit) as the cover of a 2012 Russian samizdat translation of the novel, published by the book club Realms Of Books.aletheiafelinea on LiveJournal. , posted 17 November 2013. Last updated 5 July 2022.Laboratoriya Fantastiki (Лаборатория Фантастики). .
==References==
Category:Fanartists
LionHeart Distribution

You may be looking for the Beauty and the Beast zine, Lionheart.
LionHeart Distribution was a fanzine agent/distributor. It was formed in 2001 to help other fanzine publishers sell their fanzines on the web as well as at conventions. LionHeart is also the distribution arm of Secret Pleasures Press which then became Devious Developments Press in 2003Devious Developments Press; LionHeart/Secret Pleasures; Angel Wings. when it merged with Angel Wings Press.
It has sold fanzines for a wide variety of publishers such as AllGen Press, AMC Press, Ancient's Gate, DE Press, Grey Cloud, ImPRESS Books, Live Oak Manor Press, OneChickSlashin, Purgatory Press, Red Shirt Press, Requiem Publications, Secret Pleasures Press, Solo Press, Twisted Tsister, and Yadda Press.
In 2005, LionHeart took a break from selling fanzines in response to two C&D notices it received. 
After an orderly transition, LionHeart focused on agenting original fiction. LionHeart resumed carrying some titles for former clients and added some new, doing mostly mail order. 
Among fannish circles, LionHeart is occasionally referred to as "Lionheart Press" which, according to the distributor is a misnomer as they do not publish, only distribute fanzines.
LionHeart ceased operating as distributor or mail fulfillment November 30, 2012.
==Example Zines==
* Everybody Dies
* All or Nothing
* To Rent a Spy
* Bad Science (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea zine)
* Dante (Sentinel and Original Slash zine)
* Primal Instincts (X-Men zine)
* Sacrifices and Miracles
* Everything's Jake
* Arkady
* Deal With the Devil
* Three of Hearts (Company Business zine)
* We Gather Together
* Fenfaer
* The Diary Series
* The Darkest Evening
* Battlefields of Slash.
* Points of Departure
* Collected by Dementor Delta
* Gold Tinted Spectacles
* Melethryn
* Helm's Deep
==References==
Lion Art Agency

Lion Art Agency was a for-profit, fan-run company that sold fanart. It was created and owned by Lisa K. Wildman and Phyliss Amason, referred to as "brokers"
It went by the title "The Gallery."
This company was run in tandem with Dark Horse Publishing Group.
==About "The Gallery"==
==References==
Category:1991 Fanart
Category:Visual Art
Category:Beauty and the Beast
Lion Heart

Lion Heart is a K/S story by Tess Aigner.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #9.
==Summary==
"Unknown aliens choose Spock as the target of their experiment to test human limitations. This particular test: to judge and measure the length humans will go to for the ones they love."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1988===
===1999===
==References==
 Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Lion at the Gate

Lion at the Gate is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan AU by Kirby Crow and Lilith Sedai (14,500 words). The authors rated the story NC17 for graphic sexual content and ambiguous consent and it's categorized as angst, kink and BDSM. The version at the Obi-Wan Torture Oasis had a cover by analise. 
Summary: Knight Kenobi is held prisoner by a sinister and compelling kidnaper, but what does his captor want from him? 
The story has a sequel called Wolf at the Door by Kirby Crow.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Lionel Fusco

Lionel P. Fusco is a New York City detective and ally of Team Machine in Person of Interest. Portrayed by Kevin Chapman, he was a main character during all five seasons of the show.
==Canon Overview==
Lionel Fusco joined forces with Harold Finch and John Reese under duress. Fusco worked for "HR", a corrupt organization within the police force, and was supposed to kill Reese and dispose of the body. Reese turned the tables on him and killed another HR cop using Fusco's gun, gaining all the leverage he needed to control Fusco. Fusco has learned to like being one of the good guys and works willingly with them now.
Fusco is partnered with Detective Joss Carter, originally to keep an eye on her while she investigated Reese. With Fusco's background, he's more likely to get used for the more underhanded things.
He has a young son, Lee, who doesn't know about his father's crooked past. Threats to Lee work against him.
==Fandom Reactions==
===Fanon===
(needs fanon theories and assumptions)
==Fanworks==
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==Controversies==
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==Resources==
(links to archives, journal communities, mailing lists, and other online resources for the character)
* Lionel Fusco works on deviantArt
* Works tagged Lionel Fusco on Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Person of Interest
Lionel Luthor

Lionel Luthor is a character from Smallville and father of Lex Luthor.
==Canon Overview==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Chloe Sullivan/Lionel Luthor
* Martha Kent/Lionel Luthor
* Lex Luthor/Lionel Luthor (incest)
==Fanworks==
==Archive & Resources==
* Lionel Luthor character tag at Archive of Our Own
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Smallville Characters
Lionessfreedom

lionessfreedom is a slasher who was active in LiveJournal fandom in the early and mid 2000s.
She posted fanfiction at her personal LiveJournal and her fic journal (now friendslocked and deleted respectively). She was also a LiveJournal community moderator.
She co-founded the Harry Potter community ParryHotter with lionessvalenti in 2002 and was a moderator until at least 2003."lionessfreedom: Harem Co-Mod, co-founder of the Hotter," posted by vuurvasthouden at parryhotter on 11 January 2004, archived 09 February 2004 by the Wayback Machine. Last mod post at parryhotter posted 03 January 2003. No longer a mod as of 17 November 2007. lionessfreedom and lionessvalenti also wrote original fiction together.
lionessfreedom was most active in Lotrips and Monaboyd fandoms, writing Billy/Dom as well as rarer Lotrips pairings such as Jorn/Jarl Benzon. In 2004, she created the community tinmanc for the Monaboyd pairing Charlie Pace (Lost)/Geoffrey Shawcross (HWI). In Lost fandom, she wrote Charlie/Liam Pace as well as other pairings including Sawyer/Sayid. She co-moderated the short-lived Pacecest community baby_brother with dizzydame, created in 2005.
==External Links==
* lionessfreedom's tag at ah_gayfiction, for Ayerlind's original slash
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Lionheart

*LionHeart Distribution, a multifandom fanzine distributor
* Lionheart‎, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) newsletter published by Beth Blighton
*Lionheart, a Beauty and the Beast poetry fanzine
* Lionheart Fan Club, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan club founded by Beth Blighton
* The Lionheart Calendar, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) calendar published by Beth Blighton
* Lion Heart, a Star Trek: TOS story
Lionheart Exclusive Interview: George R.R. Martin

Lionheart Exclusive Interview: George R.R. Martin was conducted by Beth Blighton. It was printed in the August 1992 issue of Lionheart.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Martin's background in writing
* details about episodes and writing for Beauty and the Beast (TV)
* the "beast" part of Vincent
* fan campaigns
* fan influence
* Ron Koslow's influence
* the violence in the show and subsequent ratings
* Martin's statements that fans are not "representative of the whole audience"
* Martin's statement that fans and "the audience" are not the same thing
* why the show did not go the direction it was intended
* MUCH detail on filming and decisions
* Martin used to identify as a fan 
==Excerpts==
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Fan Interviews
Category:1992 Fan Interviews
Lionheart Fan Club

Lionheart Fan Club was a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan club run by Beth Blighton.
It was created "for the enjoyment of Vincent fans."
While it sold a 1994 Lionheart calendar and club t-shirts, its main function was publishing the quarterly newsletter, Lionheart.
This fan club also issued The Lionheart Questionnaire. See A Meeting of Minds: The Results of Our 1994 Lionheart Survey.
 
 
==Changes in Activities==
From Lionheart #9 (February 1994): 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Lip Flap

Lip flap is a term used by AMV editors to describe onscreen mouth movements not in sync with the audio in an AMV. It is considered an "editing faux pas"CodeZTM. The Lip Flapper : Volume 4 - "Lip Flap", posted to the animemusicvideos.org forums Jan 09, 2012. archived that editors try to avoid or edit out.
==References==
Category:Anime Music Video
Lipstick Traces

Lipstick Traces is a Velvet Goldmine fanfiction archive. It was linked at Male Writers Archive as the Pretty Boy Fan Fiction List Archive.Male Writers Archive Links Page. (Accessed 11 March 2021)
The page was a member of the Jonathan Rhys Meyers Webring, The Pretty Boy Slash Ring, The Ballad of Maxwell Demon Ring, The FanFic Archives WebRing and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.Lipstick Traces: Webrings, 03 February 2003 via Wayback. (Accessed 15 September 2011)
==References==
 
Category:Velvet Goldmine
Category:1999Category:2000s