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Drift (Transformers)

Drift, aka Deadlock, is a popular and recurring character in the Transformers franchise.
 
==Canon Background==
Drift first appears in the Transformers Generation One IDW Comics continuity in 2008 with All Hail Megatron issue 5, later appearing in his own Spotlight issue and Drift miniseries. In 2013, he became a main-stay character in IDW's More Than Meets the Eye and Lost Light titles. He also appears in the Michael Bay Transformer movie Age of Extinction, the Robots in Disguise cartoon series, and Transformers Cyberverse. 
See and on TFWiki.net for more of his appearances. 
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
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==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
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== Relationships==
This is purposefully an incomplete list, as Drift is shipped with many of the other Transformers. He's also popular for self-insert shipping.
Please add any notable relationships in fanworks if they are missing.
Primary Canon	With... 	Who is a(n)... 	Full Label 	Type	Ship Name(s) 	Information
IDW Comics 	Ratchet 	Autobot 	Drift/Ratchet 	M/M 	Ratchlock | ラチェドリ | ドリラチェ 	Became canon in 2018; most popular MTMTE/LL pairing overall
IDW Comics 	Wing 	Unaligned 	Drift/Wing 	M/M 	Wrift | ウィンドリ | ドリウィン 	Their relationship develops over the course of Drift's miniseries
IDW Comics 	Perceptor 	Autobot 	Drift/Perceptor 	M/M 	Driftceptor | ドリパ | パドリ 	Drift saved Perceptor's life in Drift's Spotlight issue
IDW Comics 	Rodimus 	Autobot 	Drift/Rodimus 	M/M 	Hotlock | ドリロディ | ロディドリ 	Drift was third-in-command on the Lost Light
Bayverse 	Crosshairs 	Autobot 	Crosshairs/Drift 	M/M 	Crossdrift 	Allies
IDW Comics 	Rodimus, Ratchet 	Autobot x2 	Drift/Rodimus/Ratchet 	Poly	Dratchrod 	Popular poly pairing overall in the fandom
IDW Comics 	Megatron 	Autobot 	Drift/Megatron 	M/M 	Megadrift 	Both are former Decepticons
IDW Comics 	Turmoil 	Decepticon 	Deadlock/Turmoil 	M/M 	(n/a) 	(n/a)
IDW Comics 	Perceptor, Ratchet	Autobot x2 	Drift/Perceptor/Ratchet	Poly	Dratchceptor 	Combines the popular Drift/Ratchet and Drift/Perceptor
IDW Comics 	Ratchet, Wing 	Autobot, Unaligned	Drift/Ratchet/Wing 	Poly	(n/a) 	Combines the popular Drift/Ratchet and Drift/Wing
ROD 2015 	Fracture 	Decepticon 	Drift/Fracture 	M/M 	(n/a) 	Direct rivals
==Example/Notable Fanworks==
=== Fan Communities/Fan Events ===
* , a club on DeviantArt
* , a club on Deviantart for Drift/Wing
* , a club on Deviantart for Drift/Perceptor
===Wikis===
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on the TFWiki
===Fan Fic===
* Roughhousing by neongoodies. Drift/Rodimus, rated E, sticky interfacing. 
* Sweet Torture by the buggu. Drift/Crosshairs, Bay movies, sticky interfacing
* Mabaya by hellkitty. Drift/Perceptor, hurt/comfort
=== Fan Art ===
* (2020)
* (2017)
=== General Fanworks ===
==== Fan Edits ====
* (2014)
* (late 2010s)
==== Fan Animation ====
* (2019)
==== Fan Mixes ====
* (2015)
* (2015)
* (2015)
* (2014)
* (2014)
* (2017)
* (2019)
=== Meta ===
* (2015)
* (2024), on pre-war Drift.
* (2023), on how the sexy lamp test can be applied to Drift in MTMTE and LL.
* (2020), on Drift's pettyness
* (2021)
** (2023)
== Links and Resources ==
Category:Transformers Characters
Drifting Sands

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Drifting Sands: Formation of the Man is a 95-page gen digest-sized Rat Patrol novel by Lee. It was going to be the first in a series, but this is apparently the only one published. 
From the distributor: "How did Sam Troy come to know so much about fighting a desert war? And how did his meeting with a very young Tully Pettigrew help form him into the commander that we come to know and love in the series? Told as a series of flashbacks exploring the characters and early history of Sam Troy and Tully Pettigrew." 
 Category:Rat Patrol
Category:2000 Zines
Drink Deeply

Drink Deeply is a adult het Star Trek: TOS 146-page novel by Elizabeth Knauel & Rick Endres. It was later issued in Orion Archives: 2229-2265 The Beginnings. It is also available in the Orion Online Archives.
==Summary==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Drink to Me Only

Drink to Me Only is a Kirk/Spock story by Leigh Biedeaux. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #9.
==Summary==
"While waiting for Spock to join him at dinner, Kirk uses his drink to fantasize about being with Spock."
==Excerpt==
"Kirk hurried into the bar, taking a moment to shake the raindrops from his hair, wiping the water from his face and gold-clad arms and chest. Only then did he look up to get his bearings. "Wow!" came an appreciative exclamation. This isn't your run-of-the-mill bar. Or restaurant either, for that matter..."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1990===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Drinking Game

A drinking game is when a group of people sit around and rapidly consume alcohol. The fannish version is usually tied into taking a drink when their favorite TV characters or shows engage in repeated acts or too familiar dialog (ex: the classic line from Star Trek, spoken by Dr McCoy: "He's dead Jim.")
There are no set rules for drinking games and in fact there can be multiple simultaneous drinking games across fandom. Some drinking games are based on community affiliation. 
Some social functions of fannish drinking games:
* to reinforce community
* recognition of the tropes and cliches in shows, and how fans are "in the know" and not just passive consumers of content
* meta commentary
==Some Examples==
===Early 1990s===
* members of the Usenet group alt.tv.x-files developed multiple versions for The X-Files; one example is here X-Files Drinking Game... post to alt.tv.x-files on June 21, 1996. 
===1993===
* the Virgule-L mailing list developed a Pros one, see The Professionals Drinking Game 
* a Quantum Leap drinking game was printed in Chain Reactions
===1995===
* the subscribers to the Starsky & Hutch Black Bean Soup newsletter made their own Black Bean Soup Starsky & Hutch Drinking Game 
===1996===
* the CI5 mailing list developed their own Pros version, see The Official CI5 Drinking Game
===2000===
* Roswell Drinking Game
==Vids==
In later years fans would make video versions of their favorite drinking game as in Lsketch42's The Official Supernatural Drinking Game (Hardcore Edition) created in 2007. The video edited all the 'drinkable" moments together to create an 4 minute 30 second orgy of drinking set to polka music. The vid's creator said: "Okay, normally when you play a TV drinking game, you have to watch an ENTIRE episode looking for scenes to drink to. But we Supernatural fans are tougher than that, right? So we're going to play the whole game in under five minutes." Lsketch42's post to Youtube 
==Examples of Usage==
===1993===
 
==References==
Category:Fan Activities
Drinking n' Fighting (The Magnificent Seven archive)

Drinking n' Fighting (DNF) is an adult fiction archive for the slash pairing of Chris Larabee/Buck Wilmington of the television series The Magnificent Seven.
The archive accepts all stories regardless of rating or subject matter that features, highlights any and all aspects of their relationship.
== History == 
The archive began with the mailing list Drinking n' Fighting, created Nov 19, 2002 by Elanor Graves as a present to Charlotte C Hill The DNF Yahoo Group website has a founding date of Nov 19, 2002.. 
Soon afterward, Elanor created an archive for the mailing list. It was exclusively a slash archive, until it was converted to eFiction September 2003 The first eFiction user account was created September 21, 2003.. At the time, the archive was expanded to include Chris & Buck Gen stories.
==Change in Leadership==
Elanor gave up ownership of the mailing list to Diamondback August 21, 2003 The DNF Yahoo Group moderator activity log has Elanor making Diamondback an owner Aug 21, 2003 and demoting herself Aug 23, 2003., who was the owner briefly, before Charlotte Hill took ownership Oct 19, 2003 According to the DNF Yahoo group moderator activity logs Diamondback made Charlotte an owner Aug 24, 2003, but it wasn't until Oct 19, 2003 that Diamondback was removed as owner/moderator.. 
Elanor stayed on as the archivist until 2007 when she handed over the archive to Ashlyn and Limlaith.
== Purgatory ==
In October 2007, Elanor created Purgatory on Charlotte's behalf On Sep 23, 2007 Ellie posted a message to the DNF mailing list stating that she had installed Purgatory in a sub directory of the DNF archive website.. It was built for the authors who wished to participate in challenges issued by members of the Drinking n Fighting mailing list but were inspired to write about pairings (or groups) that didn't include Chris/Buck.
==References==
Category: Magnificent Seven Archives
Category:SlashCity
Category:2002 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
Category:EFiction
Drinking n' Fighting (The Magnificent Seven mailing list)

Drinking n' Fighting is a The Magnificent Seven mailing list.
A related mailing list is Purgatory.
==Introduction==
==History==
The mailing list was created Nov 19, 2002 by Elanor Graves as a present to Charlotte C Hill.The DNF Yahoo Group website has a founding date of Nov 19, 2002.
Soon afterward, Elanor created Drinking n' Fighting, an archive for the mailing list. It was exclusively a slash archive, until it was converted to eFiction September 2003.The first eFiction user account was created September 21, 2003. At the time, the archive was expanded to include Chris & Buck Gen stories.
==Change in Leadership==
Elanor gave up ownership of the mailing list to Diamondback August 21, 2003,The DNF Yahoo Group moderator activity log has Elanor making Diamondback an owner Aug 21, 2003 and demoting herself Aug 23, 2003. who was the owner briefly, before Charlotte Hill took ownership Oct 19, 2003.According to the DNF Yahoo group moderator activity logs Diamondback made Charlotte an owner Aug 24, 2003, but it wasn't until Oct 19, 2003 that Diamondback was removed as owner/moderator.
Elanor stayed on as the archivist until 2007 when she handed over the archive to Ashlyn and Limlaith.
File:drinkingmailinglistposts.jpg| message history
File:drinkingmailinglistfrontpage.jpg|front page
==References==
Category:Magnificent Seven
Category:2000
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Drive (Supernatural vid)

Drive is a Supernatural fanvid by ringwench. It was reviewed by flyingtapes on June 25, 2006 at the reel vidding community.
Summary: All about Dean, his protectiveness toward Sam, and his motivations for fighting evil. Not intended to be slashy, but I suppose the subtext is there if you choose to see it that way.
The vid won numerous awards.
==Reactions/Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Supernatural Vids Category:2006 Vids
Drive (TV series)

Drive is a 2007 action drama series starring Nathan Fillion. It was cancelled after only four episodes; the final two unaired episodes were released for online streaming in July 2007.
==Overview==
==Example Fanworks==
* Waiting by Heather (darlas_mom), Supernatural crossover written for Blogathon 2007
* Paved With Good Intentions by Jedi Buttercup, written for Yuletide 2007
==Fan Communities==
* drivefans at LiveJournal, started four months before the show's premiere "out of support for Tim Minear and Nathan Fillion"electrcspacegrl in drivefans. Request for co-mod, posted 15 December 2006.
* virtualdrive at LiveJournal, a fanfiction challenge community
==Links and Resources==
* Drive (TV 2007) at Archive of Our Own
* Fandom - Drive by sanguinepen for newbieguide (June 2007)
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Driverpicksthemooseic

Driverpicksthemooseic, also known as Antis-Delete-Your-Blogs-Pls, is a fanfiction author and pro-ship discourser. They got their start in fandom in 2011 and began publishing fic in 2013, but wouldn't become known in fandom spaces until making the blog antis-delete-your-blogs-pls in 2017. This blog was purged during the Tumblr NSFW Content Purge. Though they have since remade, they are currently most active on their Twitter. They are most recognizable for their anti-censorship stance regarding fannish artistic expression. Outside of fandom, they study forensic psychology, which has heavily influenced their position as a pro-ship discourser, especially regarding art therapy as a method to heal from abuse, to cope with intrusive thoughts, and as a general therapeutic tool"RBF, I Guess", Carrd.co. Published June 20, 2020 (Accessed September 19, 2022).. They are known for citing the psychological concepts they've studied as supporting evidence for their views.
==References==
 
Category:Fanwriters
Drives me crazy

[ 𝓭𝓻𝓲𝓿𝓮𝓼 𝓶𝓮 𝓬𝓻𝓪𝔃𝔂 ]spelled without formatting for the title of this Fanlore article is a Courtney/Duncan fanmix for the Total Drama fandom. The description of this mix on Tumblr reads: + a duncney playlist while we’re all here bc im gay. ‘but theyre straight’ you might ask and i will respond by trying to hold back my knowing looks bc absolutely neither of them are straight.
The playlist's cover art is an edit for the pairing made by almaul and originally hosted on picsart. It was likely not used with permission and almaul was not involved in the making of this fanmix.
An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is also available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs==
#Just Give Me a Reason (feat. Nate Ruess) by P!nk
#You're Somebody Else by flora cash
#Settle Down by Kimbra
#Nicotine by Panic! At The Disco
#I Go Crazy - Acoustic by Orla Gartland
#Teeth by 5 Seconds of Summer
#Falling for U by Peachy! and mxmtoon
#Electric Love by BØRNS
#You're The Only One by Maria Mena
#Animal by Neon Trees
== Notes ==
Category:2020 Fanmixes
Category:Het Fanmixes
Driving After Dark

Driving After Dark was an 18+ fanwork event for the Life SMP Series. Although not mandatory, there was a focus on suggestive and NSFW content. The name of the event is a play on words, with "driving" referring to "Traffic Life" (the series' fandom nickname) and the tendency of adult events to be referred to as "after dark".
 
Inspired by the Life SMP Series itself, the Driving After Dark event was set up to act as an elimination game with a limited amount of lives per participant. Anyone was welcome to submit prompts and contribute their own works for the event without following challenge rules, but "official" participants could sign up for the game as players with three lives each. 35 participants had joined as official players by the end of the sign-ups deadline. There were three rounds that lasted two weeks each. During a round, each participant picked a prompt from the provided list to create a fanwork for. If two or more people produced works for the same prompt, they each lost two lives. Not contributing anything to a round lost the player one life. Making a fanwork for a prompt without overlap from other players allowed the participant to keep all their remaining lives and move on to the next round. 
A small, unofficial wrap-up was hosted on July 4th to bring the event to an end.
There were several followup events hosted by the same moderator, Driving After Dark 2 and Driving After Dark 3.
==References==
Category:2023 Challenges
Category:Life SMP Series
Driving After Dark 2

Driving After Dark 2 was an 18+ fanwork event for the Life SMP Series. Although not mandatory, there was a focus on explicit and mature fanworks. The name of the event is a play on words, with "driving" referring to "Traffic Life" (the series' fandom nickname) and the tendency of adult events to be referred to as "after dark". It was a sequel to the previous Driving After Dark event.
==Timeline== 
Key dates for Driving After Dark 2 were as follows: 
*December 26th 2023: Sign ups open
*February 6th 2024: Sign ups close
*February 11th 2024: Event starts
*March 16th 2024: Event ends
 
==References==
Category:2024 Challenges
Category:Life SMP Series
Driving After Dark 3

Driving After Dark 3 was an 18+ fanwork event for the Life SMP Series. Although not mandatory, there was a focus on explicit and mature fanworks. It featured smaller teams of 2-5, where participants could either collaborate on a piece, work together to create pieces for each other, or just to make whatever they’d like. The name of the event is a play on words, with "driving" referring to "Traffic Life" (the series' fandom nickname) and the tendency of adult events to be referred to as "after dark". It was a follow-up to the previous Driving After Dark 2 event.
==References==
Category:2024 Challenges
Category:Life SMP Series
Drizella Tremaine/Gretel

Candy Rain is the femslash ship of Drizella Tremaine and Gretel from the seventh season of Once Upon a Time.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Ship Name===
===Variations===
*Fairy Candy Rain - Drizella/Gretel/Tinker BellFairyCandyRain Ask - Tumblr (June 2018) - justanoutlawfic
==Fanworks==
==Resources & External Links==
*Gretel (Once Upon a Time: Sisterhood)/Drizella Tremaine | Ivy Belfrey tag - AO3
==References==
Category:Once Upon A Time Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Drizella Tremaine (OUAT)

Drizella Tremaine is a character in Season 7 of Once Upon A Time.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Fanon===
====Queer Headcanons====
Despite not being canonically queer, headcanons regarding her sexuality are relatively common. Bi seems to be the most common,Tilly's Ex Headcanon - Tumblr (February 2019) likely due to her semi-canonical, and short lived, pairing with Henry Mills, though lesbian headcanons also exist. Some of this perceived queerness came from her interactions with that season's Gretel.
===Relationships===
*Drizella Tremaine/Alice Jones
*Drizella Tremaine/Henry Mills
*Drizella Tremaine/Gretel
*Drizella Tremaine & Anastasia
*Regina Mills/Drizella Tremaine
==Fanworks==
==Resources==
*Drizella Tremaine | Ivy Belfrey tag on AO3
*Drizella at Once Upon a Time Wiki
==References==
Category:Once Upon A Time Characters
Drizzt Do'Urden

Drizzt Do'Urden is a drow character featured in over 30 Forgotten Realms novels by R. A. Salvatore.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
He is most often shipped with Artemis Entreri. 
===Criticism===
He is often accused of having become a Gary Stu as his storyline evolved over more and more novels.Ibid.RPG/Drizzt/Forgotten Realms rambling, part the fourth: GARY STU EDITION by telophase
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Journey's end by jyongyi
* Drizzt Do'urden and Guenhwyvar by ChrisOzFulton
* local kid gets depression and hypothermia and talks to his cat by dejasquietplace
==Archives and Communities==
* Drizzt on AO3
* Drizzt-A-Fan-Club on DeviantART
== References ==
Category:Forgotten Realms‎
Dronkeys

The Dronkeys are the offspring of Donkey and Dragon from the Shrek fandom. Their names are: Debbie, Coco, Bananas, Peanut, Parfait, and Eclair. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==The Case of the Missing Dronkey==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Links====
*Dronkey (May 2007) by fuish
*Little Mutant Babies (Dec 2010) by rfr67gal
*dronkey (Jun 2018) by hiddickington
*Dronkey - Shrek (Nov 2019) by Louisetheanimator
*Dronkey Grown Up 2 - Shrek (Nov 2021) by Louisetheanimator
==Resources & External Links==
*Dronkey(s) (Shrek) - Ao3 tag
*Dronkeys - Shrek Wiki
==References==
category:Shrek
Droo216

droo16 was a fanartist and blogger, He created edits/moodboards that often re-imagined animated films as live action or as queer, or representations of book fandoms. He had a well known Tumblr blog that shared fanworks, most often in Disney, other animated fandoms, or literary fandoms.
He passed away on February 21, 2023.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Song of Achilles edit.jpg|alt= 	Images of: two naked men embracing in bed; golden arrows; two armies in ancient Greek style army running at each other; ocean waves; a golden laurel wreath; a golden helmet; a young man in toga with curly blonde hair; footprints in sand; a golden lyre; statue of a soldier holding a dying man. Text reads 'name one hero who was happy'|Edit for The Song of Achilles (2021) 
== References ==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Deceased
Dropout

Dropout is a streaming service that hosts comedy shows. It was launched in 2018 as a paid component of the YouTube channel CollegeHumor. In 2023, the company CollegeHumor changed their name to Dropout. Spangler, T. CollegeHumor Changes Name to Dropout, as Digital Comedy Player Rebrands for Streaming, Variety, 26 September 2023. (Archived 26 September 2023.)
== Notable Shows ==
Dropout has many series, and hosts content from the Youtube Channel formerly known as CollegeHumor. 
=== Dimension 20 ===
Dimension 20 is a TTRPG actual-play series. It is Dropout's biggest show and has the biggest fandom.
=== Game Changer ===
=== Um, Actually ===
Um, Actually is a game show where guests answer trivia questions about popular media such as comics, movies, and video games. The show was first hosted by Mike Trapp, who was later joined by factchecker Michael Saltzman. In season 9, they were replaced by new host Ify Nwadiwe and factchecker Brian David Gilbert. 
=== Very Important People ===
Very Important People is an improvisational show hosted by Vic Michaelis. All the characters in this show are fictional, including the host (despite having the same name as the actor). 
=== Play It By Ear ===
Play It By Ear is a musical improvisation show. While in the Dropout universe it is a spinoff from the Game Changer episode The Official Cast Recording, it is also similar to Off Book: The Improvised Musical Podcast by Zach Reino and Jess McKenna, who appear in every episode and are executive producers. 
== Fandom ==
While some shows have their own fandom, many shows' fandoms only exist in the context of the greater Dropout fandom, particularly when they don't have a big fictional element. 
Dropout used to run an official Discord sever, but shut it down in 2024. A lot of general fandom chatter lives on Reddit on the Dropout subreddit. There is also a circlejerk subreddit which has some circlejerk content, as well as serious unjerked complaints and criticism of Dropout. 
Wank includes complaints about other fans being too parasocial, many fans being new to the comedy scene, and that there are too many injokes.
Memes:
* Surprise Game Changer sets
* Tommy Shriggly
* Vehicular
* No Thankyou The Ocean
*
== Fanworks ==
Many fanworks are about a specific show, but because many of the cast are on multiple shows, fanworks often combine elements from multiple shows. 
The fandom on AO3 is pretty small except for Dimension 20 fics. Other fan activity includes fanart on Tumblr/Instagram, compilation clips on YouTube, theories on Tumblr and probably elsewhere. 
=== Fanart ===
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Videos ===
== References ==
Drought

Drought is a Starsky/Hutch story by PFL.
It was published in Cold Pizza and Butterfly Bones and is online.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===2003===
===2013===
===2021===
===2023===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Drowning (Forever Knight story)

See Drowning for articles with a similar title.
Drowning is a Forever Knight story by Rhi in which LaCroix wakes underwater, and realizes that someone has tried to murder him.
The story was written for the "Blast From the Past" challenge, in which a recent challenge is applied to an older fandom.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==On-line History==
"Drowning" was originally on-line on Rhiannon's Eyrie (the author's personal website) at http://rhi.moonlit-eyrie.com/stories/drowning.html. It is now available on AO3.
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Drowning (Mary Renault story)

Drowning is a ficlet by dramadream10 based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It describes Ralph's experiences when his ship was sunk at Dunkirk, starting when he suddenly finds himself flung into the water.
The story was written at the time of maryrenaultfics's Unwritten Charioteer CBC in 2011, but was not actually written for one of the challenges. It elicited several comments, including the following:
* "This is very dramatic and gripping. It's not often we are treated to Ralph's POV, and although it's a critical time for him, you've filled in an important blank here."—comment by trueriver
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎