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Buffy and Friends

Buffy and Friends was a Yahoo group that claimed to be the largest on the site for the fandom. As of 2019, it had 3,484 members and had a peak of 1,244 posts in November 2001. The group had a Geocities linked website.
==Description==
==Sample Posts==
November 4, 1998
Oooohh!!! Willow and Xander kissing!!!!!
Final Post 14 April 2007
Hey everyone. Im rejoining alot of Buffy groups i used to be in. I was
just wondering if anyone still roleplayed? Im looking for someone to do
Angel in 1 on 1 roleplay. If anyone is interested, please let me know.
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Buffy and Spike: An Exercise in Futility

Buffy and Spike: An Exercise in Futility is an essay by Magi. 
It is one of many essays at Octaves, a Buffy and Angel website.
"Magi gives us her two cents on why Spike and Buffy just don't cut it as a legitimate pair."
==Excerpt==
 
Category:Buffyverse Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Fandom Glossary

Terms and concepts from the Buffyverse and its fandom.
AR: Attempted Rape. Spike's assault on Buffy in 6.19, Seeing Red, and the cause of many vast and seething flamewars. This also relates to the Bangel vs Spuffy ship war.
Asylumverse: an alternate universe created in the sixth-season episode "Normal Again" in which Buffy hallucinates that she's been in an insane asylum for the past six years. The premise is that everything since becoming the Slayer was never real. AKA "Normalverse."
Aus: Angelus. Used in fic headers as part of a pairing abbreviation, i.e., B/Aus for Buffy/Angelus.
Big Bad: A term that originated in Buffy the Vampire Slayer to describe a major villain,
The Bronze Posting Board (forum)
Buffista: A Buffista is a fan of Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Cold Dead Seed (forum)
Curse, What Curse?: A trope in shipping fics featuring Angel.
Evilista: A fan who believes soulless vampires, specifically Spike, will always be evil and incapable of redemption. See Redemtionistas vs. Evil!Spike for more information.
Fang Gang: Angel's team in LA (see also MoG)
Fanged Four: Angelus, Spike (William the Bloody), Darla, and Drusilla.
Jossed: To have one's fanfic rendered inaccurate by future canon developments.
Little Bad: A term coined by the Spoiler Slayer website to refer to certain characters in Buffy the Vampire Slayer who are introduced as main villains before being replaced by the Big Bad later in the season.See 'The Buffy Formula' (accessed 10 Aug 2009). It is not in particularly common usage, especially when compared to Big Bad.
ME: Mutant Enemy, Joss Whedon's production company.
MoG: Angel's team. From Shakespeare: "Angels and ministers of grace defend us!" (Hamlet, 1.4). Coined by TWoP's Strega in her recap of AtS 2.01, Judgment.Strega, Judgment Recap, aired on 26 Sept 2000. (Accessed 14 Aug 2009)
MOTW: Monster of the Week.
NYDBTFSI: No you don't but thanks for saying it was a much discussed line in the finale, and that means this acronym appeared often in discussions.
Post-NFA: Fanworks set after the final episode of Angel
Redemptionistas: People who believe that Spike can be redeemed, despite his lack of a human soul. See Redemtionistas vs. Evil!Spike for more information.
Scooby Gang: Buffy and her friends. Individual members of the team are referred to as Scoobies.
Shanshu: A prophecy that predicted a soulled vampire would become mortal.
Sire Bond refers to the bond shared by a Sire and their Childe.
Slayage (journal)
The Soul is a frequent topic of discussion in Buffyverse fandoms, usually related to the soulless and souled vampires.
Wishverse: an alternate universe created in the third-season episode "The Wish" (3.09) in which most of the main characters die or become vampires. Answers the question what would happen if Buffy Summers never came to Sunnydale?. Fans liked the answer: Willow Rosenberg dresses in leather! "Wishverse" is a term used by fans, not by the show. See also Verse, Mirror Universe, and Fan Service.
YAHF: Yet Another Halloween Fic, a very popular, often Xander-centric, trope in fanfiction
==References==
Category:Glossary by Fandom
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BuffyandDawn

BuffyandDawn was a mailing list in Buffy the Vampire Slayer fandom focused on the Buffy/Dawn pairing.
Description: 
The group had 716 members, and goes defunct at some point after 2003.
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Category:2001 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Buffyloveswillow

buffyloveswillow was a mailing list in Buffy the Vampire Slayer fandom focused on the Buffy/Willow pairing.
Description:
It had 522 members, and went defunct at some point after 2002.
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Buffyverse Music Video Database

Buffyverse Music Video Database is a searchable database of fan-made Buffy and Angel vids. It began in 2002, when renenet, Bonibaru, and here's luck decided that there were sufficient computer vids being made that it would help to collect links to the vids in a centralized location. astolat modified her Automated Archive software to serve as link database rather than text archive (the costs associated with hosting vids were prohibitive), which allowed the BMVD to become a fully searchable and auto-updating database rather than a series of static exported tables. Eventually, with the advent of Youtube and alternative vidding platforms, cataloging all Buffy and Angel vids became impossible, but in 2002 vidding was just beginning the switch to computer vids.
At the same time that the database was being created, kitkatbyte founded the Nummy Treat mailing list for Buffy vidders and vid watchers. Nummy Treat and the BMVD quickly joined forces: kitkatbyte brought a number of new sites and links to the BMVD, cross-checked renenet's research, and agreed that vids added to the database would automatically be announced on Nummy Treat. Post-2007 the site began offering space for vidders to host their vids.From the screencap of the main page: "This site is not an archive; […] However, we do offer hosting now that the site has moved, so if you require webspace and unlimited bandwith for hosting your vids […] , then have a look at our hosting Terms and Conditions." (uploaded 01 January 2010)
From 2002 to 2007, the site was hosted by bonibaru and maintained by here's luck. In May 2007, they decided to turn the database over to new owners, Sarah and Laura. A complete history of the database can be found in the site info of the site.
As of Jan 2010, the database contained vids from 391 vidders, 447 members, 41 reviews, and a total count of 2220 vids.
File:The_Buffyverse_Music_Video_Database_--_helping_watchers_find_the_vids_1262383123283.jpg|screenshot of the main page
==References==
Category:WebsitesCategory:Vidding Websites
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Buffyversetop5

Buffyversetop5 is a community that began on LiveJournal and currently has its main recs archive on Dreamwidth. It is a seasonal community for posting recs to all kinds of fan-created works in the Whedon fandoms.
Top 5 was founded by lillianmorgan and yourlibrarian and opened in 2005. It remains moderated by yourlibrarian and petzipellepingo.
Post categories are open to each poster’s imagination and preferences, and can either be a random list of works or can follow a theme. Part of Top 5's purpose is to celebrate and share new material that is being created by those active in the fandom.
Top 5 was founded to:
* thank creators for the work they've shared
* introduce newcomers (and longtimers) to work they may have missed
* celebrate another year of enjoying the fandom
* serve as a rec archive that can be searched throughout the year.
More information on posting can be found on its profile page. A few other fandoms have used it as a model, such as sgversetop5.
Users searching for recs can utilize the Dreamwidth community, which offers a search box. Users can also check the Visit the Library link for a month by month view of post topics, as well as doing tag searches.
===History===
* Top 5 was originally intended to be open only once a year around the start of each year to commemorate work released the prior year. However during the first session there was great demand for the ability to rec works from earlier periods.
* Starting in 2006, Top 5 was open for 2 sessions each year. The first began on Jan. 1 and celebrated work done in the previous year in the Buffyverse fandoms. The second was over Halloween, called Classic Recs, when recs for all years prior to the current one were welcome.
* Starting in 2010 a third session was added, entitled Worlds Without Shrimp meant as a session for all non-Buffyverse Whedonverse fandoms. It opened on April 1 of each year for several weeks. However after several years of little activity, the last separate session was held in April 2013. Afterwards, Classic Recs welcomed any Whedon fandom recs while the Annual sessions remained Buffyverse only in response to a member poll.
* 2017 was the last year for two separate sessions for Classic and Annual recs. As of 2018, a single 10 day session was held over Halloween, with a "Flash Forward Weekend" to continue the focus on recent fanwork activity.
* At the close of the 2018 session 1,622 posts had been made to the community since 2005, comprising roughly 8,000 works recced under 530 tags.
* After the 2019 session a collection account was opened at AO3. The AO3 community collects works that have been recced during Top 5's annual sessions. The collection is not open for direct submissions since the content is tied to material that has been recced.
* In addition to posting over Halloween in October on Live Journal and Dreamwidth, a Twitter account was opened in 2019 to collect recs for the 2020 session. 
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Buffywantswillow

buffywantswillow was a mailing list in Buffy the Vampire Slayer fandom focused on the Buffy/Willow pairing.
Description:
It had 1210 members, and went defunct at some point after 2003.
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Bug-Eyed Monster

You may be looking for BEM (Bemusing Magazine), a UK comics zine. 
Bug-Eyed Monster or BEM is a fannish term for an early science fiction trope wherein aliens tended to be "grotesque creatures with huge, oversized or compound eyes and a lust for women, blood and/or general destruction."Wikipedia:Bug-eyed monster. (Accessed 3 October 2013)
Professional science fiction illustrators drew plenty of BEMs for sf magazines, and BEMs were also popular in sf films.See April 1949 Super Science Stories cover and Invasion of the Saucer-Men movie poster (1957). Modern media fan artists tend to be more interested in portraits of their BSOs than in imagining the grotesque, but there are always exceptions. 
==Examples in Fanart==
 
File:Hansoloflorian1.jpg|a giant spider-creature takes an interest in naked BSO from the zine Han Solo, art by Z.P. Florian (1999)
File:Othersidepara7art10.jpg| from The Other Side of Paradise #7, artist is Gennie Summers (1987)
File:Imperium4-3.jpg|Chewbacca views a centerfold, from Imperium #4, artist is Wanda Lybarger (1994)
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Bug4932

Bug4932 (billing themselves as "canon url of the 4932nd bug to appear in worm") is a prominent fanartist in the Parahumans fandom. They also make fanworks for Twig.
== Example Fanworks ==
===Parahumans (Worm and Ward)===
* animatic of Tattletale grinning
* fanart of Ashley Stillons from Ward
* worm AMV -- Tumblr mirror
===Other===
*
* fanart of Mary Coburn from Twig
== Links ==
* Tumblr
* art Tumblr
* youtube
Category:Fanartists
Bugger This

Bugger This was the fanfiction archive of the influential group of Buffyverse authors: 
*Chase (stories now removed)
*FayJay
*Herself 
*Kalima 
*NWHepcat
*Salieri
It has the subtitle, BTVS/ATS Fanfiction. The site was launched in around 2001, and appears to have last been updated around 2009. It was still online as of 2012, but offline by 2015. It also includes a page of Buffyverse recommendations.
==Reviews==
The archive is recommended by Indri, who describes it as home for half-a-dozen or so superior BtVS authors. It's also recommended as an excellent fanfiction archive at All About Spike.
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Archives
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:2000s Archives
Bughead Author Spotlight: aisforr

aisforr was interviewed in 2017 by bughead-fic-request. The interview is part of the Bughead Author Spotlight series. 
==Excerpts==
==Bughead Author Spotlight series==
*Bughead Author Spotlight: aisforr
*Bughead Author Spotlight: sylwrites
Category:Riverdale Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Bughead Author Spotlight: sylwrites

sylwrites was interviewed in 2017 by bughead-fic-request. The interview is part of the Bughead Author Spotlight series. 
==Excerpts==
==Bughead Author Spotlight series==
*Bughead Author Spotlight: aisforr
*Bughead Author Spotlight: sylwrites
Category:Riverdale Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Bughead Secret Santa

Bughead Secret Santa is an annual gift exchange in Riverdale fandom focused on the pairing of Betty Cooper/Jughead Jones. Participants would provide prompts and their gifters could create art, edits, gifs, vids or fanfiction.
==Example Fanworks==
=== Fanart ===
* by satelliteinasupernova
* by pinklisalizard
=== Fanfiction ===
* christmas (through your eyes) by bugggghead-orphaned 
* betty, it’s legitimately cold outside by stonerbughead
===Graphics and Gif Sets===
* gif set by katherineebishop
* gif set by simon-eriksson
* gif set by oryoucouldstay
* social media au graphics by jordansconnor
==Resources==
*Collection at Archive of Our Own
*Tumblr tag: bughead secret santa
Category:Riverdale
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:Het Challenges
Category:2017 Gift Exchanges
Category:2018 Gift Exchanges
Category:2019 Gift Exchanges
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
Category:2021 Gift Exchanges
Bugs Bunny

Bugs Bunny is a well known cartoon character, created by Warner Bros. Cartoons and an integral part of the company's Looney Tunes franchise. He's become somewhat of a prominant source of memes over the years.
==Canon==
There have been several iterations of Bugs Bunny over the years since his creation in the 1930s. 
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
* Bugs Bunny/Lola Bunny
* Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck
===Memes===
*I Wish All 'X' a Very 'Y'
====Gallery====
Image:Bugs Bunny Tuxedo Meme.jpg
==Fanworks==
*"Bugs Bunny could singlehandedly defeat Thanos [...]" - Popular Bugs Bunny and Avengers crossover Tumblr post, including fanart with Bugs interacting with Thanos.
==Resources & External Links==
*Bugs Bunny tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Looney Tunes
Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck

Baffy is the slash pairing between Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck from the Looney Tunes.
==Baffy is Canon?==
In July 2022, the official Looney Tunes Instagram account released a video centred around Baffy, and in the comments section, they replied to several of the comments by being very obviously shippy about it. However, the account itself doesn't take itself seriously despite being the verified and official account for the Looney Tunes, likely to reflect the chaotic nature of the canon material.
A week or so later 'bugs bunny' began to trend on Tumblr, and the information of this apparent canonisation from the official Insta account began to gain traction.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Links====
*Maybe they met on the set of some tween sitcom (Oct 2022) by polararts
Category:Looney Tunes
Category:Slash Pairings
Bugsy (Pokémon)

Bugsy is a Pokémon Gym Leader from Pokémon Gold and Silver. He is well-liked by fans, though not too many fanworks focus on him compared to other characters. He also makes appearances in the PokéAni and in Pokéspe.
The Pokémon Bugsy is most associated with are Scyther, Heracross and Beedrill, (due to his Pokémon Masters interpretation owning one.)
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
*Bugsy is most commonly paired up with Falkner, forming EarlyShipping, which is Male/Male, aka yaoi. In Japanese, this is most often called ハヤツク(Hayatsuku), meaning Falkner is the seme and Bugsy is the uke in the coupling.
*Bugsy is also paired with Lyra, forming KindSoulShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called ツクコト (Tsukukoto).
===Less Popular Relationships===
*NavigationShipping - Bugsy & Volkner
*NeuropteranShipping - Bugsy & Vibrava
*OratoriaShipping - Bugsy & Iris
*PaintedLadyShipping - Bugsy & Karen
*ParasiticShipping - Apricot & Bugsy
*PennantShipping - Bugsy & Lance
*PestShipping - Bugsy & Proton
*PhobiaShipping - Bugsy & Misty
*PlainHiveShipping - Bugsy & Whitney
*PupaShipping - Bugsy & Ritchie
*QuiverShipping - Archer & BugsyMore can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Communities===
*, a club on Deviantart.
===Fan Art===
* (2017), Bugsy drawn in the art style of Puyo Puyo.
* (2011), fan art for Aaron/Bugsy.
* (2009)
* (2010)
===Cosplay===
* (2012), cosplay with a Whitney cosplayer (lillitfairy009).
=== Wikis ===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Build

A build in video gaming refers to a character or construct created within the game world by the player, using in-game components. Games such as Minecraft are designed to allow fan builds, which results in using the platform as a roleplaying forum (such as Dream SMP, QMSP and Empires SMP‎). 
Builds are a popular fanac and there are a variety of communities and websites where fans share and discuss their builds. 
==Build-Centric Games==
* Spore
* No Man's Sky
* Minecraft
== Build Websites and Communities ==
* Zelda Builds
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
Building A Mystery

Building A Mystery is a 9th Doctor Doctor Who vid by thedivinegoat. It was reviewed by sdwolfpup on November 28, 2005 at the reel LJ community.
Vidder's summary:
:Oh you're a beautiful,
:a beautiful fucked up man
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Vids
Category:2005 Vids
Building a Story

Building a Story is a 1991 essay by Sara Arnold.
It was published in A Writer's Exchange #1.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fanfiction writing: the use of tension, motivation, avoid necessary scenes and pat endings
 
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1991 Meta
Category:How To
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Building to Last Universe

Building to Last is a 17-part series (plus two non-numbered stories) of domestic bliss Bodie/Doyle fiction written by Terence and published in parts in Chalk and Cheese, The Hols of CI5, and Holiday Shrieks. 
In the first story, Doyle's girlfriend accidentally leaves two Star Trek: TOS Kirk/Spock zines (the fictitious "Stroke" and "Bondmates" published by "Shuttlecock Press") at Doyle's apartment Doyle and Bodie's sexual relationship begins after they read the zines.
All of the fiction is told in first person. Most of the stories are told from Bodie and Doyle's point of view. Some of them are told from the point of view of other characters, including by-standers, "Michael" Murphy, original characters, and a talking cat.
==Series==
 
* 1 Building to Last (from Chalk and Cheese #4) (1989) (first person -- Bodie)
* 1.5 To Catch a Human (from Chalk and Cheese #8) (1991) (first person - Raven the cat)
* 2. Bearding the Cow (from Chalk and Cheese #3) (1989) (first person - Doyle)
* 3. Packaging is Everything (from Chalk and Cheese #3) (1989) (first person - Bodie)
* 4. The Grand Mating Dance (from Chalk and Cheese #3) (1989) (first person - Doyle)
* 5. The Convalescent Cat (from Chalk and Cheese #4) (1989) (first person - Bodie)
* 6. Assault and Battery (from Chalk and Cheese #5) (1990) (first person - Bodie)
* 7. Dirty Nappies (from Chalk and Cheese #6) (1990) (first person - Doyle)
* 8. Tell a Woman (from Chalk and Cheese #7) (1990) (first person - Doyle)
* 9. Tomcats (from Chalk and Cheese #9) (1991) (first person - Bodie)
* 10. Tea and Sympathy (from Chalk and Cheese #10) (1992) (first person - Murphy)
* 11. Scrambled Eggs (from Holiday Shrieks) (1992) (first person - Doyle)
* 12. Supporting Role (from Chalk and Cheese #11) (1992) (first person - Doris Cummings, a 57-year old original character)
* 13. First Step (from Chalk and Cheese #12) (1993) (first person - original character named Cameron)
* 14. Dancing Round the Truth (from Chalk and Cheese #13) (1994) (first person - Doyle)
* 15. Raven Has His Say (from Chalk and Cheese #17) (1997) (first person - nameless original character who is an interviewer. This is a meta fic with Raven, a talking cat, and it mentions an "interview" by Jane Mailander)
* 16. Agony Aunt (from Chalk and Cheese #18) (1998) (first person - Doyle)
* 17. Miss-step (from Chalk and Cheese #18) (1998) (first person - Murphy)
* (chronology not specified) Dragon Slayers, Ltd. (from The Hols of CI5 #18) (1990) (first person - Bodie)
*(chronology not specified) Kinky Boots (supposedly in The Hatstand Express, issue unknown) (1990) (first person - Doyle)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1989===
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===1991===
===1992===
 
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==References==
Built On Sand

Built on Sand was a fandom event in the Black Sails fandom created by etoilesombre and Jaynovz launched on April 27, 2023. It was hosted on Tumblr, but also had a discord. 
There was an open call for prompts that could be submitted, and filled by other participants. Fills could be any medium, though most fills were fic and art. 
The collection went live on September 8th, 2023, and can be viewed on AO3 here. https://built-on-sand.tumblr.com/post/727864642481930240/hello-folks-welcome-to-reveal-night-feast-your
==References==
Category:Black Sails
Category:2023 Challenges
Bulbapedia

Bulbapedia is a Pokémon wiki run by Bulbagarden. It is part of Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis, a network of open-content Pokémon encyclopedias in different languages, and the Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance, a group of open-content encyclopedias based on Nintendo franchises.
== History ==
Bulbapedia was created by Zhen Lin in December 2004. It was originally open only to members of the Bulbagarden community, but went public on February 14, 2005.
== Scope ==
Bulbapedia aims to "[offer] information on every aspect of the Pokémon franchise," primarily canon from the Pokémon video games, anime, and mangas. It does, however, document aspects of the Pokémon fandom as well, and has "projects" to coordinate information on both general fandom and shipping.
=== Project Fandom ===
* Bulbapedia:Project Fandom
* Category:Fandom
=== Project Shipping ===
Bulbapedia previously had articles for over a hundred ships in a separate "Shipping" namespace, but in 2021 the wiki "underwent a large overhaul as discussed by the Editorial Board" and deleted all but three articles deemed to "have had effects on the fandom that transcend the base anime"(PokéShipping, RocketShipping, and AmourShipping).Bulbapedia talk:Project Shipping. "Shipping Pages Notice", added 15 March 2022, and "Bulbapedia and Shipping" section, posted 1 May 2021 by User:Spriteit. Other articles were merged into List of major anime ships and List of major manga ships.
* Bulbapedia:Shipping
* Bulbapedia:Project Shipping
* Category:Shipping
* Shipping:List of shippings (archive link)
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Websites
Category:2004 Wikis
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis