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Rebmakash

Rebmakash is a fan who was active in many fandoms, mainly Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Kingdom Hearts.
She was the webmistress of The City of Atlantis, as well as several fanlistings:
*Sacrifice: the Heart of Atlantis fanlisting
*The Faith to Dream: music of Atlantis: the Lost Empire fanlisting
*Cartography and Linguistics: Milo Thatch fanlisting (originally founded by Shann the Magnificent, adopted by Rebmakash on 1/5/2004)
*Hearts & Souls: Milo/Kida fanlisting
She also composed and sang The Sora Song.
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Cosplayers
Category:Fan Musicians
Reboot

This article is about the glossary term. See ReBoot for the fandom.
To reboot a serialized fiction franchise means to discard much or even all previous canon in the series and start over with new ideas.Wikipedia:Reboot (fiction) If a fandom had formed around the original version, fans are likely to object to the changes in the reboot. However, depending on how successful the reboot is, it may develop a fandom of its own (who may object to the classic fans' objections).
Due to the long-running and highly complex narratives in superhero comics, comics fandoms are frequently subjected to reboots.
See also Continuity Reboot on TV Tropes.
==Reboot Fandoms==
* Battlestar Galactica (2003) tv series reboots Battlestar Galactica (1978).
* Hawaii Five-0 (2010) tv series reboots Hawaii Five-O (1968).
* Nolanverse, Batman films directed by Christopher Nolan which ignore the previous Batman films.
* She-Ra and the Princesses of Power cartoon series reboots She-Ra: Princess Of Power.
*Star Trek (2009) film, reboots Star Trek: The Original Series.
* Total Drama: Island (2023) cartoon series reboots Total Drama: Island (2007).
* Voltron: Legendary Defender cartoon series reboots Voltron: Defender of the Universe.
==References==
Reborn

:For the fandom, see Katekyo Hitman Reborn.
Reborn is the eponymous character of Katekyo Hitman Reborn.
 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Common Pairings==
Reborn/Tsuna is the most popular ship for Reborn. Reborn is less commonly paired with Skull or in crossover pairings such as with Harry Potter.
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Vids===
==Archives and Communities==
==Links and Resources==
* Reborn (Katekyou Hitman Reborn!) character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Reborn character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Reborn at Reborn Wiki
==References==
Category:Katekyo Hitman Reborn
Rebound Romance

The rebound romance, often shortened to simply the rebound, is a romantic trope popular in both fanon and in canon. It involves a character rushing into a new relationship soon after going through a break-up, or, less commonly, after the death of their previous partner.
This trope often serves as a set-up in romantic comedies. It sometimes takes the form of a casual fling or pretend relationship that a character enters to make their ex jealous or convince people that they are "over" them, but may eventually grow into genuine, lasting love. Other times it is intended as a comedic example of Love at First Sight.
Sometimes this trope is played seriously, serving as a way for a character to recover from an unhappy or abusive relationship, or to undergo personal growth and acknowledge the mistakes or flaws that made their previous relationship fail.
==External links==
* On the Rebound at TVTropes
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Romance Tropes
Rebuilding

Rebuilding is a Harry Potter fanfiction by Colubrina. It is a Dramione Eighth Year fic. It has been translated into both Spanish and French, and other fic authors have written spin-offs. 
Some time in 2016/2017, Rebuilding knocked Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality down from most-reviewed Harry Potter fanfic on FFNet. Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality had previously held the most-reviewed spot for several years. 
The author's summary on FFNet: 
==Author's Notes==
The opening A/N reads: 
==Contents==
===Summary===
This fic is an Eighth Year fic focused heavily on the remaining students in Harry's year. It centers around: Hermione Granger, Draco Malfoy, Pansy Parkinson, Susan Bones, Theodore Nott, Blaise Zabini, Hannah Abbott, and Neville Longbottom. The fic begins during their 8th year at Hogwarts and includes a couple of post-graduation years. 
===Writing Style===
===Quotes===
==Reception==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Fanworks and Fan Activity==
===Related Fanworks===
*The Wrong Strain by Colubrina (2017)
*Like Brothers by Colubrina (WIP)
==References==
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
Category:2016 Fanfiction‎
Rec-Con

Rec-Con was a Star Trek convention. There were at least two of them.
==Rec-Con 1989==
Rec-Con 1989 was held August 25-28 at the Hilton International Hotel in Leeds, England. It was the 28th British Star Trek Convention. 
The guests of honor were Todd Bryant, Richard Arnold and Dt. Jack Cohen.
The con committee were Tina, Alec, Jo, and David. 
From the program book: 
From the program book: 
 
Image:reconcon-1.jpg|from the program book
Image:reconcon-2.jpg|from the program book
 
===Con Reports: 1989===
==Rec-Con 1992==
Rec-Con 1992 was held August 28-31 at the Piccadilly Hotel in Manchester, England. It was the 34th British Star Trek Convention. 
===Con Reports: 1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1989 Conventions 
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Rec-O-Rama

Rec-O-Rama or Ska Lab's Rec-O-Rama was a recommendation site that trafficked in recs for The X-Files, The Sentinel, due South, Highlander, Sports Night, and The West Wing, among others.
One story recommended there was the West Wing story Absolutely Beautiful by Pepperment. Sandy says on her All Jewels Have Flaws rec page, where she recs the same story, "Added August 31st, rec stolen from skalab's rec-o-rama".
Pages linking to the site include: Slash Slut's Links Page, Fanfiction by KestFanfiction by Kest, and Devon's Big Ball of Slash.Devon's Big Ball of Slash
==References==
Category:2000s
Rec-hymenated

Re(c)-hymenated was a Supernatural rec community on livejournal that focused on the pairing Dean/Castiel. The community was formed on October 8, 2009Rec-hymenated community profile with the first rec post made November 2, 2009Rec-hymenated post, dated November 2, 2009. 
The name of the community is from a line in the Supernatural episode Monster Movie where Dean says to Sam, "I have been rehymenated"Supernatural Wiki - Monster Movie, referring to how his body had been remade by Castiel after his death at the end of Season 3.
The community was originally created by devilyouwere, with a rec team consisting of blue_business, country_bee, devilyouwere, godofstrife, here4castiel, hils, ibroketuesday, kirvash, swing_set13 and xtermRe(c)-hymenated introductory post, dated October 31, 2009. Since then there has been a rotation of mods, owners and reccers.
The community had daily themes for their rec posts.
* Monday: Gen/Friendship
* Tuesday: Rating G to R
* Wednesday: Rating NC-17
* Thursday: Golden Oldies (Older fics)
* Friday: Art/Multimedia
* Saturday: Speciality Recs (Different tropes each week, eg. AUs, wing!fic, etc.)
* Sunday: Free-For-All (Open to recs from everyone)
The community also featured interviews with various Dean/Castiel fanwork creators, where they talk about themselves, their thoughts about Dean and Castiel, and their creative processRe(c)-hymenated community interview posts.
==References==
Category:Recommendation Sites 
Category:Supernatural CommunitiesCategory:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2000s
Category:Destiel
Rec.arts.anime

It began as rec.arts.anime, and in the mid-90s to early 2000s saw several thousand posts a month. Steve Pearl was a/the moderator of rec.arts.anime.misc from the late 1980s to the mid-1990s. He created the group's "list of frequently asked questions." In 1993, several additional Usenet communities were created, including:
*rec.arts.anime.stories (later rec.arts.anime.creative, RAAC) for fanfic
* rec.arts.anime.info for posting announcements
* rec.arts.anime.marketplace for merchandise
In March 1996, R.A.A. was so high-traffic that it was disbanded (though Usenet being what it is, many servers still used it, and there continued to be posts to it until 2004GoogleGroup's archive lists 7 posts for October 2004, none later. (Accessed 1 March 2009).) and split into several different groups:
*rec.arts.anime.misc (RAAM) for general fan discussions (the official replacement for RAA and still the most active group, averaging over a thousand posts a month in 2008As listed on GoogleGroup's archive (Accessed 1 March 2009))
*rec.arts.anime.fandom (RAAF) also for discussions, particularly of fanworks; most of the discussion about RAAC fanfic occurred here
* rec.arts.anime.music for anime music
* rec.arts.anime.games for games based on anime
* rec.arts.anime.models for anime models and figurines
There were also many more specialized newsgroups, including groups for individual anime, such as listed on this 2004 Master List of Anime Related Newsgroups.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:1988 Newsgroups
Category:1980s Newsgroups
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Category:2000s Newsgroups
Rec.arts.anime.creative

The rec.arts.anime.creative, or RAAC, is an English-language newsgroup for the posting of anime and manga-related fanworks, mostly fanfic. Created in 1993 as "rec.arts.anime.stories," in 1996 the name was changed to rec.arts.anime.creative to better reflect the content being published. RAAC was intended strictly for fanwork posts; discussion about the works as well as general fan conversation was directed to rec.arts.anime.fandom. Posts were moderated for content (mostly to verify the posts constituted a fanwork rather than a discussion), and feedback was generally given through personal email.
In its heyday from 1996-2001, RAAC averaged 150-250 posts a month, and was one of the primary fanfic communities for the contemporary popular online anime fandoms, especially Ranma 1/2, as well Tenchi Muyo, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and Dragonball Z, among others, including original fiction inspired by anime. The fanfic was regularly archived at ftp.cs.ubc.ca. Longer fanfics were posted in parts, often as WiPs over months or years.
By 2002, the frequency of posts dropped as online fandom moved onto forums and blogs, and by 2006 the group rarely saw more than couple fanworks posts a month.
As was the case with most newsgroups, the majority of posters on RAAC were male, and most of the fanfic was either mostly gen with nominal shipping, or het ships and lemons. 
In the beginning, yaoi fic was only posted on occasion, and usually with strong warnings."For the homophobes in the audience, 'yaoi' means 'You Ain't gOnna like It'." --Katchan in RAAC: (FanFic)(Lemon/Yaoi) Nightfall posted Aug 9 1997 (accessed 1/2009)"Well, this fic's YAOI, meaning Boy and Bouy(sic) love, so PLS don't read it if you don't feel easy with it. I warned ya, so don't flame me." --Maria Jose in RAAC: (FanFic)(Yaoi/Lime) Loving in Vain, posted Mar 26 2000 (accessed 1/2009); by 2000 there were more female fans on RAAC, and more yaoi fanfic as well, both for BL series such as Bronze and the more popular general anime.
Many of the posters on RAAC used their real names, rather than online psuedonyms.
== Awards ==
Chicken Ball Awards - fanfiction awards from 1997-2002
==Resources==
* RAAC Welcome Page
* RRAC on GoogleGroups
==Fandom-Specific Archives==
*TASS Ranma Fanfic Archive
*Brazil's Tenchi Muyo Fanfiction Reviews - rec site which took many of its recommendations from the newsgroup.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga FandomCategory:Fiction Writing
Category:1993 Newsgroups
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Category:2000s Newsgroups
Category:2010s Newsgroups
Category:2020s Newsgroups
Rec.arts.anime.fandom

rec.arts.anime.fandom or RAAF is a newsgroup for the discussion of anime fandom. Originally part of rec.arts.anime, in 1996 RAAF was split off to host discourse on fandom itself, particularly fanworks. Discussions about the works posted to rec.arts.anime.creative mostly happened on this group.
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category: 1996 Newsgroups
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Category:2000s Newsgroups
Category:2010s Newsgroups
Category:2020s Newsgroups
Rec.arts.anime.misc

rec.arts.anime.misc was the major newsgroup for English-language anime discussions. It began as rec.arts.anime and in March 1996, RAA was so high-traffic that it was disbanded and split into several different groups include this rec.arts.anime.misc aka. (RAAM) for general fan discussions (the official replacement for RAA and still the most active group, averaging over a thousand posts a month in 2008As listed on GoogleGroup's archive (Accessed 1 March 2009)). There were also many more specialized newsgroups, including groups for individual anime, such as listed on this 2004 Master List of Anime Related Newsgroups. Steve Pearl was a/the moderator of rec.arts.anime.misc from the late 1980s to the mid-1990s. He created the group's "list of frequently asked questions."
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:1996 Newsgroups
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Category:2000s Newsgroups
Category:2010s Newsgroups
Category:2020s Newsgroups
Rec.arts.comics.marvel.xbooks

rec.arts.comics.marvel.xbooks, or RACMX (pronounced "Rack-Mix"), was a newsgroup created approximately in 1993 for the discussion of the X-Men comics until 2012, although for years there was as much spam posted as actual discussion. It was the main stay for the X-Men fandom in those days, hosting discussion, reviews and surveys. It succeeded rec.arts.comics.xbooks, another newsgroup for the discussion of things X-related, and in the words of the FAQ, RACMX was the latest in a long line of newsgroups dealing with the X-Men.Subject: HISTORY OF THIS FAQ - Kate the Short
There were, however, some clashes between the comics fandom people and the fan-fiction people. Only original fiction was allowed on the list and some subscribers to the list became tired of the increase in non-X-books posts generated by the posting of fanfic, and so Alt.comic.fan-fiction (aka ACFF) was created in response. With the creation of ACFF peace was restored. 
UsenetArchives.com has only 3042 discussions listed, none of which pre-date September 2005; however, the google group has posts going back to 1992. 
== Of Note ==
* There is a "newbie's guide", written by Alasdair W, which explains the injokes of the group and gives an interesting insight into what went on during the group's heyday. 
* There is also a glossary of terms, similar in tone to the later Fandom Glossary 
* Listed in the credits of the FAQ are names associated later with comics fanfiction: Lady Amethyst, Brucha M, queenB, Swpwarrior, Alasdair W, Andrew W, Samy M
==References==
X-Books FAQ (link goes to static archived page) - Newbie Guide (link goes to static archived page)
Category:X-Men
Category:Comics Fandom
Category: 1992 Newsgroups
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Category:2000s Newsgroups
Category:2010s Newsgroups
Rec.arts.disney

rec.arts.disney (r.a.d) was a Usenet newsgroup for "discussion of any Disney-related subjects".NIC - rec.arts.disney. (Accessed 31 August 2012.) The group was notable for its roleplay group, the Future Disney Cabinet (FDC), and as the origins of the Arielholics Anonymous community.The Arielholics Anonymous Home Page. (Accessed 31 August 2012.)
In July 1995, the group was split into five more specific subgroups:The Split has happened. 25 July 1995. (Accessed 31 August 2012.)New Newsgroups (i.e. split). 25 July 1995. (Accessed 31 August 2012.)
* rec.arts.disney.announce (moderated info group)
* rec.arts.disney.animation
* rec.arts.disney.parks
* rec.arts.disney.merchandise
* rec.arts.disney.misc
== Publicity & Split ==
A July 1994 article in Newsweek described the group:
The publicity brought an influx of new users to the group, and many previous members were unhappy with the changes they saw in the community: 
Discussion about whether to split the group went on for over a year and at least two votes were held. Many vehemently opposed the split, and much wanking ensued. One member wrote a parody filk of the incident called "A Whole New R.A.D." (set to the tune of "A Whole New World").
== References ==
Category:Disney
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Category:1990 Newsgroups
Rec.arts.drwho

rec.arts.drwho was a Usenet discussion group for fans of Doctor Who. 
==Creation==
==Activities==
Fan Richard "Uncle Halibut" Salter created The rec.arts.drwho Quote File (later maintained by Robert Smith), which recorded "all the smartest, wittiest, most entertaining stuff collected off of rec.arts.drwho, filtered by trained hands" from 25 July 1994 to December 2002.The rec.arts.drwho Quote File, Geocities archive
==A Friendly Guide for Newsbies==
==Frequently Appearing Threads==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Communities
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Rec.arts.sf.fandom

rec.arts.sf.fandom is a usenet newsgroup devoted to discussion of speculative fiction and science fiction fandom. It is sometimes referred to as rasseff. The proverbial obsessions of the group, it was jestingly repeated, were cats, chocolate, and the minutia of Jewish practices.
== Notable participants ==
James Nicoll, Dorothy J. Heydt, David Friedman, Patrick Nielsen Hayden, Ulrika O'Brien, Michael Godwin, Orange Mike, Vicki Rosenzweig, Loren MacGregor, Lenny Bailes, Lis Carey, Doug Wickstrom and Rob Hansen were all active participants there. 
Rosenzweig devised and revised the FAQ for rec.arts.sf.fandom; a 2002 iteration can be found here.
==Some Examples of Discussions==
* (discussion about terrible con events) (1994)
* comments about Mercedes Lackey - "The Dragoncon Report") (1997-2001)
* Pushy Pros (Was: What's important to (comments about The Last Straw (Mercedes Lackey's rant)) (October 1999) 
* The Most Hyper-Toxic Possible Discussion: What To Do by by Gary Farber (comments about Ed Kramer) (2000)
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated Usenet newsgroup for fans of Babylon 5 and its showrunner, J. Michael Straczynski (JMS). 
It was created in 1996 when the unmoderated newsgroup, rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5, collapsed due to spam, flamewars, and desire for JMS to have more control of its content. 
See Rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 for some history and context.
 
When the group of fans proposed the creation of a moderated version of rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5, the ensuing Request For Discussion (RFD) became the most replied to RFD in the history of Usenet at the time. 
The majority of rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 contributors, as well as Straczynski and other Usenet fans flocked to the new group where discussion ensued in a more controlled environment.
==References==
Category:Babylon 5 Newsgroups
Category: 1996 Newsgroups
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Category:2000s Newsgroups
Category:2010s Newsgroups
Rec.arts.startrek.fandom

rec.arts.startrek.fandom is "a newsgroup dedicated to the discussion of the Star Trek fan phenomenon. It is also for discussiong [sic] conventions, television stations airing Trek, news and policies from Paramount and other fan-related issues""REC.ARTS.STARTREK.* Introduction--Monthly" at rec.arts.startrek.fandom on January 3, 1992.
== References ==
Category:Star Trek Newsgroups
Category:1992 Newsgroups
Category:1990s Newsgroups
Category:2000s Newsgroups
Category:2010s Newsgroups
Category:2020s Newsgroups
Rec.arts.tv.mst3k.misc

Rec.arts.tv.mst3k.misc (aka RATMM) is the only populated MST3K newsgroup on usenet. While many regulars departed following Sci-Fi's decision not to order new episodes, it still has regular traffic. 
It was the "the funniest, sexiest newsgroup in the world." group site 
A fan in 2015 said: "i think ratmm remains to this day one of my finest fandom experiences; i am so sad i don’t have my massive carefully curated saved folder of MSTings anymore. that was such a glorious art form" from The three generations of fanfic 
Rec.arts.tv.mst3k was the predecessor to RATMM.
Info about RATMM was here, then here. The actual mailing list is here.
==About==
==Some Links==
* 1999 FAQ
* the regulars, member bios (some links are dead)
* more RATTMers
* RATMM Webring
* survival tips
==The Regulars==
Stephen Cooke | Mike Barklage | Jim Ellwanger | Chris Cornell a.k.a MSampo | Brian Henry a.k.a Erhardt4 | Aron Craig a.k.a Jello | Norb|Chris Gleason | Doug Barkes | Jungle Goddess | Noah | Brandy | Pat Flanagan | Soundwave a.k.a. Chad Gould | Julia | Tarpo a.k.a. Robert Tilley | Col Di a.k.a. Diane Thorne | Faye C Schuss | Mike Czaplinski | Mike Ralls | Catherine Johnson a.k.a. TCurryFan |CLMoon | Hilary Doda the Queen of Sin | Big Rob the Midnight Rambler | Mike Grasso | David Anderson aka lando5 | Roland Warner | Steven Thorpe a.k.a. thor | Carol Bourgeois and Company | Roger M. Wilcox | "The" Sheryl Gere | Laurelyn "Anagram Princess" Smith | Sarah Heiner a.k.a. bookworm | Sascha | creepygirl | Rick Thorne | Andrew 'Retro-Man' Morris | Jeanetta Adkins a.k.a. sharkbait | Nummy Muffin Coocol Jolene | Tom "FoxTrot" Cox | "Average Joe" Barlow | Nicklby | Matt "Pinwiz" Elcock | Bart Fargo |Booga | Angela a.k.a. ACMCE | Kevin "Professor Bobo" Mowery | Kenneth Kubik | Todd "Toddster" Johnson | Ruth McIlhenny | Bryan Lambert | Tom R | Jess | Ian W. Hill | Evan | Bob "Bice" Eichler | B.G. AKA WereTorgo | David J. Ramirez | Diana Deacon, the Humble Acolyte | Heather "Magic Voice" Holder | Joe B | Michael K. Neylon| Skins | Reaper G | ShadowStar aka Joe Earles | K-Y Mellie | Christine ~ aka Tilde, the Beloved | Jules | Lori Holuta | Michael Clear | OdiePal | Brian Pacula | Erin Evans | Adam Schillinger | Alia Robinson | Robert Hutchinson | EvilJen
==References==
Category:Mystery Science Theater 3000
Rec50

rec50 is a recommendations challenge community on LiveJournal, based on fanfic100 and similar communities.
As of 2017, the community has 2,728 journal entries with 1,989 comments received.rec50 - Profile at LiveJournal. Accessed 27 February 2017.
Popular fandoms recced at the community include Harry Potter, Stargate Atlantis, NSYNC, due South, Firefly, Buffyverse, The Sentinel, and The Professionals.
==Introduction==
==Challenge Table==
01.First Time.
02.AU.
03.Angst.
04.Fluff.
05.Sex.
06.Anger.
07.Love.
08.Friendship.
09.Hurt/Comfort.
10.Fandom Cliche.
11.Character Study.
12.Humor.
13.Established Relationship.
14.Trapped.
15.Crack!Fic.
16.Teamwork.
17.Jealousy.
18.Light.
19.Dark.
20.Redemption.
21.Epiphany.
22.UST.
23.Time.
24.Future Fic.
25.Kink.
26.Death.
27.Original Character.
28.Dream.
29.Intoxication.
30.Seduction.
31.Weapons.
32.Secrets.
33.Crossover.
34.Guilt.
35.Threesome.
36.Family.
37.Make-up.
38.Kiss.
39.Break-up.
40.Confession.
41.Drabble.
42.Holiday.
43.Denial.
44.Beginnings.
45.Endings.
46.Reccer's Choice
47.Reccer's Choice
48.Reccer's Choice
49.Reccer's Choice
50.Reccer's Choice
==References==
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Recalling Sherlock Holmes

Recalling Sherlock Holmes is a Sherlock Holmes doujinshi/pastiche novel by SUSSANRAP. It's slash and rated about R-15.
The original cover misspelled Holmes as Holms, but that's corrected on the second edition and on the new kindle cover. The original Japanese title was Sherlock Holmes no Ihouna Bouken (シャーロック・ホームズの違法な冒険, Sherlock Holmes' Illegal Adventure). The new kindle edition changed the Japanese title to Tsuioku no Sherlock Holmes (追憶のシャーロック・ホームズ, Recalling Sherlock Holmes) which matches the English title.
The kindle edition will be available when the kindle store opens on the Japanese Amazon store. At the end of 2011, the doujinka released mobi and epub samples on her webpage.
==Contents==
Contents, listed on the doujinka's sample page:
Rough translation:
==Samples==
Image:RecallingSherlockHolmes.jpg|original cover
Image:RecallingSherlockHolmes-kindle.jpg|kindle cover (with corrected spelling)
Image:RecallingSherlockHolmes-s1.jpg|sample of the novel, part I. Sir Hyams
Image:RecallingSherlockHolmes-s2.jpg|sample of the illustrations
==References==
* yahoo auction
Category: Sherlock Holmes Doujinshi
Category:2004 Doujinshi
Category:2006 Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi