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OrangeBlossom

OrangeBlossom was a Lord of the Rings fan best known for her involvement with Andrew Blake (known as other identities over time such as Victoria Bitter and Thanfiction), her part in the Bit of Earth Tentmoot convention scandal, and her split from Blake. See Victoria Bitter Wank and When a Fan Hits the Shit for more. 
Today, she has largely made amends for her part in the scandal, and is best known for speaking openly about her experiences with Thanfiction and her recovery. Her blog, The Crazy Train, contains much personal introspection and recollections regarding Thanfiction and the wank.
==History==
OrangeShipping

OrangeShipping is the het pairing of Tracey and Misty in the Pokémon anime fandom.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
* Losing Ash: Tracey and Misty become separated from Ash, or exploring their friendship when they are no longer members of Ash's group
* Futurefic: where they are adults in an established relationship
* Side Pairing: sometimes a featured secondary pairing, especially when Ash is in another pairing
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
* because yes by jackedapple
* CE Xilver100 - Orangeshipping by knilzy95
* Pkmn: Underwater Kiss by pedal
* - Orangeshipping by Endless-Rainfall
* Orangeshipping Moment by musicscifigirl
* Orangeshipping:Save The Prince by ootamukun
===Fanfiction===
* Repayment by Kyarorain
* In Honesty by Spanish Ninja Sneasel
* ForgetMeNot, Misty by hollista
* Reflections by Senshi of the Moon
===Fan Vids===
* First Date by reluctantlydancing
* Naturally by Thepokemen3
==Resources==
* Kasumi | Misty/Kenji | Tracey Sketchit tag at Archive of Our Own
* Misty + Tracey at FanFiction.net
* Tumblr Tags: Orangeshipping
* orangeshipping group on DeviantArt
* Shipping:OrangeShipping on Bulbapedia
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Pokémon Relationships
Category:NL Pairings
Orange Blossoms and Fried Rice

Orange Blossoms and Fried Rice is a gen Kung Fu: The Legend Continues 172-page novel by D.D. Brischke
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "When a young Chinese woman found wandering on the docks is brought to Peter's precinct, the detective gets embroiled in danger, kidnapping and a marriage – his own. To avoid having the woman deported back to a life of servitude as a concubine to a nasty warlord, Peter agrees to marry her, but discovers, as they move through life together, that it isn't a sham at all, that he really has come to feel for her. When someone from her village in China comes looking for her, demanding to take his 'property' home, Peter must fight for his bride. With his father and loving foster family by his side, as well as an entire squadroom of angry cops, the bad guys don't stand a chance."
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Orange Iro to Yubikiri

Orange Iro to Yubikiri (オレンジ色とゆびきり) is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by SPIRAL*AIR. It is a non-explicit Peppo x Albert romance/gag book.lovessweets19 on LiveJournal. Gankutsuou Albert x Peppo doujinshi sale. 08 June 2011. (Accessed 09 May 2012.)
Image:Orange Iro front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Orange Iro sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:Orange Iro sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Orange Mail

Orange Mail is a Pokémon doujinshi by Takanotsume Gold. It contains the Ash x Misty (Satoshi x Kasumi) pairing.
== Reviews ==
== Gallery ==
Image:Orange Mail front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Orange Mail sample1.png|Inside art
Image:Orange Mail sample2.png|Inside art
Additional scans can be found at pokeshipping on Tumblr.
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Orb Visions

thumb|left|interior art for "Initiation" by Wendy Bradtke
 thumb|left|interior art for "Springwine" by Wendy Bradtke
Orb Visions is a Star Trek: Deep Space 9 105-page fiction anthology published by Far Beyond the Stars, the joint official fanclub of Nana Visitor and her (at the time) husband, Alexander Siddig. 
The zine focused on Visitor's character, Kira Nerys. 
It has a color cover and contained internal artwork by Wendy Bradtke.
==Contents==
Partial table of contents:
* Initiation, a short story by Roden Rhiyan
* Springwine, a short story by Roden Rhiyan
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Orbit

* Orbit, a Blake's 7 zine
* Orbit, a Star Trek: TOS zine, sister zine to Standard Orbit
* Orbit 48, a Prisoner newsletter
* Orbit 30, a Star Trek: TOS zine by D. DaBinett (issues were 301, 302, 3020, 304, and 305)
* Orbits, a multifandom zine
* ORBIT, a Blake's 7 convention
* Orbit, a Mad Max: Fury Road fanfic
* Orbit, the fandom name for LOONA
Orbit (Mad Max fic)

Orbit is one of the most popular Furiosa/Max fics on AO3, with over 42,000 hits as of June 2018. Originally a fill for the Mad Max Kink Meme, Orbit focuses on the relationship between Furiosa and Max Rockatansky and explores the changes in the Citadel after the events of Mad Max: Fury Road. In 2018, it was nominated for a couple of awards in the Mad Max Fanfic Awards and won Best Longfic (Ship). Primarybufferpanel (ArwenLune) was also one of the authors of The Mountains Are the Same.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Mad Max
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
Orbit (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Disambiguation, see Orbit.
Orbit is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction, articles, poems, games and art. 
It was published quarterly, and each issue had about 20 pages. 
The content encompassed all the episodes and the movie. 
It is a ditto zine and a sister zine to Standard Orbit.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Orbit 3 was published in July/Aug/Sept 1979 and contains 22 pages.
* Scotty, drawing by Heather Firth (3)
* Balok by Ken Brian Gooch (6)
* Star Base Kansas City Logo by Dennis Bahm (8)
* Montgomery Scott - ST-TMP, Publicity Pic (11)
* Star Trekon '79 Log (13)
* Maureen Holton and Doohan by Carolyn Smith (13)
* Scotty and Girl, drawing by Joan Sailler (14)
* Dave Bahm, Pic by Stan Nevins (17)
* Cartoon by Beth Brown (18)
* Cartoon by Gerry Dashner (22)
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
Orbit 7 was published in July/Aug/Sept 1980 and contains 24 pages.
* Letters from Home, part one: An Interference, fiction (1)
* DeForest Kelly - Notes from a Press Conference (2)
* Games - People and Places (5)
* Listen, poem (6)
* Crossword Puzzle (14)
* Spock Cartoon (16)
* Vulcan Sun, Red, poem (17)
* Comic Strip About the Crew (18)
* Notes of Some Interest (20)
* subscription information (21)
* The Rescue, fiction (22)
* Star Trek in Animation, article (23)
==Issue 8==
Orbit 8 was published in Oct/Nov/Dec 1980 and contains 27 pages. It was edited by C.J. Shelton. 
* Life Cannot Exist on Earth, article by Frank Logan (2)
* The Kelvans and the Scalosians and Reality, article by Matt James (3)
* Of the Men Who Sailed the Stars, poem by Wilma York (4)
* The Game, story by Kate Fuller (5)
* The Maze, a game by Eric Daniels (12)
* Scotty's Love, poem by Jean Edmonds (14)
* From McCoy's Notebook - excerpt -, article by Beth Brown (15)
* The Fate of the Thralls, Pro and Con, article by Lt. Mele Frankian (sp?) and Lt. John Mixx (18)
* Word Search by Kate Fuller (19)
* You Are There, Ensign!, game by Kate Fuller (19)
* Update on Grace Lee Whitney (20)
* Balance Sheet for 1980 (21)
* Litebrig Rescue, story by Debbie Edmonds (23)
* Letters from Home, part 2: An Interference, fiction by Matt James (24)
*answers to puzzles (26)
* subscription information (26)
==Issue 9==
Orbit 9 was published in March 1981.
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Orbit 48

Orbit 48 is a Prisoner newsletter. It contains news, views, and features. There are at least seven issues, all of which had very few subscribers, perhaps as few as 20. 
==Issue 1==
==issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==References==
Category:The Prisoner Zines
Category:1990s
Orbit Artcord

Orbit Artcord, or simply Artcord, was a discord server for Orbit fanartists. They created artwork for the K-Pop girl group LOONA. In 2020, the group collaborated on the zine WANDERLOONA.
They were most active between 2019 and 2020. They also had an confessions twitter account. Besides the zine, they also collaborated on sketches and artworks.orbit artcord sketch party comeback 2020!!!!, by @_dandoge, posted on Twitter 
The description on their associated Twitter reads:
== Zines ==
* WANDERLOONA (2020)
File:WANDERLOONA_Passport.jpg|The zine has the theme of 'travel', so the server created passports for all participating members
File:WANDERLOONA.jpg|The group's zine WANDERLOONA with some extras like polaroids, a map, stickers and more.
== External Links ==
* orbitartcord on Twitter
* ArtcordConfess on Twitter
==References==
Category:LOONA
Orbital Resonance I

Orbital Resonance I is a slash anthology fanzine that WAS NEVER PUBLISHED. It was advertised on various fan websites and mailing lists and funds exchanged hands.here and here
As advertised by the publisher in their final listing: The fanzine "is a gorgeous limited edition 250-page Pros zine filled with stories, poetry, trivia, beautiful art and graphics. Though the zine has expanded yet again with two original drawings from the wonderful Marion Jaeckel and another story."—from an e-mail sent to multiple fan mailing lists, 2007.
==Planned Contents==
* Peek-A-Bodie by M. Fae Glasgow (Nanny's Teddy Tales #3, circuit story)
* Enlargement by The SimHag
* Prometheus Unbound by M. Fae Glasgow
* Blood-Red Hearts by Elizabeth Holden (was originally in Diverse Doings, winner of a 2002 FanQ)
* All Hallows Eve by The Hag
* Roses Are Red by M. Fae Glasgow
* And Its Business Is Joy by Elise Madrid, (appears in T'hy'la, also published as a standalone novel in 2010)
* Flicks by Night Horse (A series of short stories and not quite PWPs set within the CI5 universe.)
* Poetry by Dragon Fish
* Fight Club! by Night Horse (Predicted outcomes when CI5 squares off with teams in other fandoms.)
* Survival Tips For CI5 by Night Horse
* Twenty Questions by Night Horse (What do Bodie and Doyle think about CI5, life in general, and each other?)
* artwork was to have been by Shelley Butler, Tauna, Kyo, Marion Jaeckel, Lorraine Brevig, Black Mushroom, Paloverde, and LaC.
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:2007 Zines
Orbiting Human Circus

Created by Julian Koster (of the bands Neutral Milk Hotel and The Music Tapes), Orbiting Human Circus is a fiction podcast produced by Night Vale Presents and WNYC Studios.
* Season 1: Orbiting Human Circus (of the Air) - 2016-2017 (a director's cut of the final episode was released in 2018)
** Holiday Special: An OHC Special: The 2nd Imaginary Symphony - 2018
* Season 2: Orbiting Human Circus in Naughty Till New Years - 2019-2020
== Synopsis ==
The podcast focuses on Julian (played by Julian Koster), a lonely young janitor who lives at the Eiffel Tower and tries to solve the mystery behind the wildly popular radio show being broadcast from the tower's top.
The episodes are often surreal (for instance, Julian is aware of, and interacts with the podcast's narrator on a regular basis) featuring a mix of storytelling monologues, musical interludes, and more traditional radio play elements as Julian interacts with the cast and crew of the radio show he is fascinated with.
John Cameron Mitchell also stars as the radio show's host and star. 
== Fandom ==
The fandom is fairly small; as of February 2023, there are under 100 works on Archive of our Own. 
Slash and Gen work is most common, with about half featuring the pairing of John Cameron and Julian the Janitor.
=== Notable Fanworks ===
== Fannish Links ==
* OHC Transcripts on Tumblr
* Orbiting Human Circus of the Air (Podcast) on Archive of Our Own
Orbitverse

orbitverse (also known as songs for loona) is a collaborative album created by fans of the K-Pop group LOONA to celebrate the group's first anniversary.
The album consists of fourteen original songs. It was created by twenty-eight different fans, including songwriters, composers, singers, producers, artists, editors, and more. It includes both English and Korean songs. It was initially announced to be released in September 2019, after being delayed from its original release date in August 2019.
== History ==
Fan albums were already popular within LOONA's fandom, attributed to releases and success from ZSunder, such as I AM LOONA, New Moon, Half Moon, and others. However, this was the first known collaborative album.
It began under the name "songs for loona." They released their first teaser in July 2019, announcing the project. They released a subsequent album teaser (modeled after the promotion for official LOONA albums), teasing each of the songs in August 2019, before releasing the album in September of the same year.
The album is named after the Loonaverse, with "LOONA" being replaced with the official fan name "Orbit" to make "orbitverse". Hence, the album contains songs made by Orbits.
== Tracks ==
# "Liftoff!" 
# "s p a c e"
# "icarus"
# "Twelve"
# "Can't Refuse" 
# "Intermission"
# "By your side" 
# "Here we go again" 
# "Difficult."
# "burn 4 you"
# "Around You (I'm Happy)" 
# "Orbit"
# "One More Lonely"
# "HaSeul's Starry Night"
==Reception==
=== Fan Comments ===
=== Ashley Alisha ===
One of LOONA's official songwriters, Ashley Alisha, responsible for composing "위성 (Satellite)" and "Curiosity”, was told about the fan album from an Orbit on Instagram. She commented on the YouTube video with heart emojis "😍😍😍".YouTube comment, posted by @AshleyAlishaOfficial, in 2019
== Cover Art ==
Each song received it's own cover art:
File:Liftoff - Orbitverse cover art.png|"Liftoff!" by thefortunemage
File:Space - Orbitverse cover art.png| "s p a c e" by hyyluv
File:Icarus - Orbitverse Album Cover.png|"icarus" by randomspaceship
File:Twelve - Orbitverse cover art.png| "Twelve" by _onalou
File:Orbitverse Cover Art - Can't Refuse.png|"Can't Refuse" by randomspaceship
File:Orbitverse cover art.png| "Intermission" by keibleh
== External Links ==
=== Official ===
* songsforloona on Twitter (suspended for unknown reasons)
* orbitverse on YouTube
* orbitverse on SoundCloud
=== Teasers ===
* Teaser
* Preview/Highlight Melody
* Teaser 2
=== Tracks ===
* Liftoff! (Audio)
* s p a c e (Lyric Video)
* icarus (Lyric Video)
* Twelve (Lyric Video)
* Can't Refuse (Lyric Video)
* Intermission (Audio)
* Here We Go Again (Lyric Video)
* difficult. (Lyric Video)
* Burn 4 You (Lyric Video)
* Around You (I'm Happy) (Lyric Video)
* Orbit (Lyric Video) 
* One More Lonely (Lyric Video)
* Haseul's Starry Night (Lyric Video)
=== Resources ===
* orbitverse on LOOΠΔ Wiki
== See Also ==
* List of LOONA Fan Albums
==References==
Category:LOONA
Category:2019 Albums
Orcadia

Orcadia is a gen Star Trek: TOS 75-page novel by Joyce Devlin. It also goes by the title "1939: Orcadia." It is a sequel to 1942: From Starship to Lancaster (1984). 
Description from Hupe: "Sequel to From Starship to Lancaster. Kirk and his crew are returned to 1939 in order to find and return to his own time Hans Wiseman, who would like to see history changed with Germany winning World War II."
Image:1939-1.jpg|Joyce Devlin
Image:1939-2.jpg|Maggie Symon
Image:1939-3.jpg|Maggie Symon
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Ordeal

Ordeal is a Sentinel story by saffronhouse. 
It was published in The Sentry Post #2 and is online.
==Series==
It is part of the Tristes Tropiques Trilogy:
* Ordeal
* Snake Oil; Kitchen Song is an afterward
* Cake
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
===1999===
===2000===
===2004===
==References==
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Ordeal by Consent

Ordeal by Consent is a Kirk/Spock story by Ciana Mitchell. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #31.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are taken prisoner by a Klingon bird-of-prey after being forced down on a small planet, where Kirk uses his body to trade for medical help for Spock who was injured in the crash."
==Excerpt==
"The shuttle plowed through the galactic seas. Stars shone like precious gems and nebulas splashed brilliant colors on the black void. A pair of brown eyes studied the beauty. With a pang of sorrow, their owner mused that only a short time before he might never have had the chance to see these wonders again. A presence behind him brought to mind a weary traveler finally come home; again warming his body by the hearth-fire of that familiar aura. It was good to be home again."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
 
 
===1993===
===1995===
===2000===
===2004===
==References==
 
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Order 66

In Star Wars canon, Order 66 was a top-secret command that clone soldiers obeyed without question, because it was programmed into their control chips. Order 66 declared the Jedi as traitors to the Republic, and subject to summary execution. Thousands of Jedi died when the clone troops they commanded turned on them, leading to the near extinction of the Jedi Order. This incident also led to the founding of the Empire. 
In fanfiction, works featuring Order 66 are very often canon divergent. In many of these Order 66 fails, while other works are No Order 66 AUs.
There are also fics set Post Order 66, and these works are predominantly dark and angst driven.
==Archives & Links==
* Order 66 works on Ao3
* Post-Order 66 works on Ao3
==References==
Category:Star Wars Tropes & Genres
Category:Star Wars Fandom Glossary
Order In The Shatterdome

Order in the Shatterdome was a Newt/Hermann themed Tumblr blog run by Ciwpid, which focused on autistic headcanons of both Hermann and Newt. The blog posted both autism aesthetic posts (like stim toys and slime videos) and original autism headcanons, as well as some cosplay images. It was active between 2016 and 2017.
Category:Pacific Rim
Order in the Sound

Order in the Sound is a Battlestar Galactica fanvid by chaila43. 
Vidder's Summary: "Lines blur. A Kara-centric overview of what it all really meant." 
The vid is third part of a post-finale trilogy of vids reclaiming BSG's mythology, theology and mysticism and the interconnected women at the center of it. Part 1: Cathedrals, Part 2: Child You're the Revolution (Athena and Hera) and Part 3 Order in the Sound (Kara and everyone).
Vidder's trilogy notes: "These vids together attempt to present the Opera House from various angles and to capture what it meant to and for different women. Post-finale and its profane Opera House, they also collectively present a reconceptualization of the Opera House as the intersection between life and death and between human and Cylon, representing hybridity in infinite variations: intellectual, emotional, spiritual and physical. The third vid, especially, is based on edits made by Battlestar Redactica, a fan-edited alternate 4.5 by cvm_productions. See here for a short explanation of edits relevant to and relied on by the vid and here for a textual explanation of all this, outlined by beccatoria, my compatriot in all this Opera House reclaiming."
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:Battlestar Galactica (2003) Vids
Category:2009 Vids
Order of the Blessed Saint Scully the Enigmatic

Order of the Blessed Saint Scully the Enigmatic was an X-Files website. 
The adjective "enigmatic" was provided by the Season 1episode "Fallen Angel," in which purported alien abductee Max Fenig calls the character "the enigmatic Agent Scully."
"OBSSE" was also a social identifier and community.
The primary basis for affiliation was an appreciation for Dana Scully, and in accordance with her background, the group used joking references to Roman Catholic religious orders. For example, see the group's name; also, members called one another "sistren," playing off "brethren" as used among societies of monks.
It had a monthly online newsletter called News for the OBSSEsed which ran from 1997-2001.
It sponsored a series of four cons called OBSSEsed Fest in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
The club also had a mailing list called OBSSEsed Mailing List, as well as a directory of members: OBSSE Yearbook.
==About OBSSE ==
Welcome: 
Disclaimer: 
About the Elders: 
Some main OBSSE-ers: 
==Source of Glossary and In-Jokes==
A great many in-jokes from OBSSE found their way into the general parlance of the fandom, by way of signature files appended to alt.tv.x-files and alt.tv.x-files.creative.
This community also had many words and phrases that did not see wider use: some examples: "prancy" (reference to Mulder's running style), "trout slapped" (fan discipline), "plastic incarnations," "Scullyritas (margaritas served at fan gatherings)," and many more. 
==Pronunciation==
"How do you pronounce “OBSSE”? 
Any gosh-durn way you like. Autumn calls us “the obsess”, Rev Ma spells it out. The official answer is that you can say it either way and be correct. On the other hand, some Sisters and Brothers of the Order say it “OB-see” (“ob” like in “knob”, and “see” like, well.... “see”). Say it however you like to make yourself understood." 
==Spin-Offs==
The Rogue OBSSE, or Rogues, were the black ops arm of the OBSSE. A radical splinter group, they were sometimes referred to as "the kitchen crew." Originally led by MYRKE, Punk M, never an official member of the OBSSE, took over leadership in June 1997.
==The Rules==
==Community FAQs==
Some examples:
==Charitable Works==
The Order's charitable work was for "NF, Inc.": 
In 1999, the OBSSE joined GAWS in their fundraising and NF awareness efforts by hosting and participating in "Scully Marathons".OBSSE Scully Marathon 2001 FAQ
Image:obsseelders.jpg| 
Image:obssenow.jpg| 
==The Mailing List==
See more at OBSSEsed Mailing List.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
 
Category:X-Files Fan Clubs
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
Category:2019 Fannish History Friday
Category:Christianity & Fandom
Category:Social Media Feature
Order of the Elite

Order of the Elite is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #32.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk and McCoy beam down to Vulcan to witness a ceremony by the group Spock wishes to join, but Kirk is angered when he discovers that it would mean that Spock would never bond."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Order of the Phoenix

In the Harry Potter series of books, the Order of the Phoenix was a secret society created by Albus Dumbledore whose goal was to defeat Lord Voldemort. The Order was founded in the 1970s, disbanded after Voldemort's disappearance in 1981, and reinstated in 1995 after Voldemort's return to full force.
Fanworks about the Order have been set during both the First Wizarding War in the 1970s and the Second Wizarding War in the 1990s. There is some overlap between Order of the Phoenix fanworks and Marauders fanworks, as the Marauders were all members of the Order during the First Wizarding War.
Order of the Phoenix is also the name of the fifth book in the series. 
==Archives & Links==
* Order of the Phoenix works on Ao3
Category:Harry Potter Tropes & Genres
Order of the Stick

Order of the Stick is a popular comedic fantasy webcomic riffing off Dungeons and Dragons, with over 1300 comic strips as of April 2024. Someone else please explain Giant in the Playground?
==Context==
While the story started off as essentially a joke per day, it evolved into a deeply complex plot which is much beloved. Some fans say it starts getting really good at the 200 or 400 panel mark.
==Communities==
Order of the Stick has the rare active forum with diligent moderators. As of editing April 2024, the forum has 576,549 Threads, 17,858,483 Posts and 207,367 MembersArchived forum page with stats
Aside from the forums, there is also a /r/oots subreddit.
==Fandom==
==Meta==
* Belkar Bitterleaf meta on his character arc
===Fan Art===
* "these two gemstones" duo <3
* V art
* Panel Redraw with belkar and ? (Spoilers!)
* #781 panel redraw
==External Links==
* Wikipedia Link
* Wiki at Fandom.com
* Page from TV Tropes
==Notes==
==References==