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Mai-HiME

Mai-HiME is an anime series created by Sunrise. Mai-HiME follows the adventures of a handful of girls drawn to a private school called Fuuka Academy, where they are commissioned to defend their school against monsters called Orphans. While it's hard enough for these girls to balance demon-busting with their normal school lives, a mysterious organization is working behind the scenes to make things as miserable as possible. Mai, Natsuki, Mikoto and several others have to use their hidden powers to defend their school and their loved ones from this dual threat, while also discovering the truth behind their powers.
Mai-HiME also has a spinoff series, Mai-Otome, which retains many characters that look similar to the ones from Mai-HiME, but uses a new setting and story.
==Characters==
* Mai Tokiha
* Natsuki Kuga
* Mikoto Minagi
* Yuuichi Tate
* Shizuru Fujino
* Nao Yuuki
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
The fandom is largely femslash focused, a trait found in many magical girl shows, as most of the cast is mostly female. 
===Pairings===
* Shizuru Fujino/Natsuki Kuga
* Mai Tokiha/Natsuki Kuga
* Mai Tokiha/Mikoto Minagi
* Natsuki Kuga/Nao Yuuki
==Notable Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Mai-HiME fanfiction at fanfiction.net
* Mai-HiME fanworks at AO3
==Resources==
* Mai-HiME at Wikia
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Manga
Category:Anime
Maia Bobrowicz

Maia Bobrowicz is a former member of the Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors, having served in 2013. Bobrowicz was appointed to the OTW Board in December 2012 to serve a two-year term after two previous Board members resignedOTW Board Announces the Resignation of Julia Beck at the OTW blog. 19 February 2013. (Accessed 03 March 2014.). She resigned from the her position on the Board in June 2013.OTW Board announces the resignation of Maia Bobrowicz on the OTW blog. 12 June 2013. (Accessed 03 March 2014.)
She started volunteering with the OTW in 2008, and served as the chair of the Accessibility, Design & Technology committee in 2009.
==OTW Biography==
== External Links ==
* Introducing Maia Bobrowicz (31 January 2013)
== References ==
Maia Kobabe

Maia Kobabe is a nonbinary writer and artist. Professionally, e is known for eir graphic novel memoir, Gender Queer: A Memoir, but has also created fanzines.
==Zines==
* Harry Potter and the Problematic Author (2019)
* Fandom Firsts (zine series, 2018-2020)
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Kobabe, Maria
Kobabe, Maria
Maichan

maichan is a multifandom fanartist, vidder and challenge moderator.
==Interview==
*Ask the Vidder/Artist: maichan
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Hurt Bucky Barnes.jpg|Hurt Bucky Barnes (2015) (MCU)
File:Skittles Sleepover.jpg|Sleepover (2014) (Teen Wolf)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category: Vidders
Category:Community Moderators
Maid Marian

Maid Marion is a main character featured in most adaptations of Robin Hood.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
*Maid Marian/Robin Hood - canonical in most versions
*Guy of Gisborne/Maid Marian
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
*Maid Marian tag at Archive of Our Own
*Maid Marian at FanFiction.net
== Resources ==
== References ==
Category:Robin Hood
Maid Sama!

Maid Sama! or Kaichou wa Maid Sama! is a shoujo manga series written by Hiro Fujiwara. It has a 26 episode + OVA anime that ran for 1 season. 
The series was met with mixed-to-positive reviews. Many appreciated the humor and chemistry between the characters, but criticized the use of certain characters being used for the sake of convenience, without expanding on their character arcs much. 
Despite this criticism, the manga and anime remain quite popular in the shoujo genre, noting Misaki's character as a portrayal of a "strong" woman, in comparison to meek, almost helpless shoujo protagonists, who need their love interest to save them. 
==Canon Overview==
Ayuzawa Misaki is a high school student who was forced to attend the run-down Seika High, a former boys-only high school turned co-ed school, as her family is too poor to afford a better school. It is revealed that her father left her family, comprised of her sickly mother and younger sister, in huge debt, thereby forcing them to work and pay it off. 
In an attempt to make the best of her situation, Misaki works hard and gains the trust of her teachers to become the Student Council President so that she can make Seika High a better and safer place for the girls. Unfortunately, since the Seika High student population is primarily male, she needs to portray a harsh, 'demonic' exterior, to get them to take her seriously. This male-hating behavior of hers earns her the nickname "Demon Prez". 
Since she needs to help her mother pay off her father's debt, she chooses to work as a waitress in a Maid Cafe called Maid Latte, as it has a higher pay. Since this job requires her to be kind, compassionate and subservient, which is in stark contrast with her persona at school, she keeps it a secret.
It is on one such day when she steps outside for a break that her secret is discovered by Usui Takumi, the resident heart-throb of Seika High. In an attempt to get him to keep her secret, she tells him about her circumstances. On a later date, Takumi reveals that he kept her secret because he finds her "amusing".
The series follows Misaki and Takumi as they navigate school life and their feelings for each other, as various challenges come their way.
===Major Characters===
*Ayuzawa Misaki
*Usui Takumi
*Shintani Hinata
*Igarashi Tora
*Hanazono Sakura
*Kaga Shizuko
*Kanou Soutarou
*Yukimura Shoichiro
*Hyoudou Satsuki
*Ono Erika
*Hyoudou Aoi
*Honoka
*Sakurai Kuuga
==Fandom==
Ayuzawa Misaki/Usui Takumi is a popular canon pairing.
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
* 会長はメイド様! | Kaichou wa Maid-sama! | Maid Sama! at Archive of Our Own
* Maid Sama! at FanFiction.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Anime
Category:Manga
Maid on the Shore

Maid on the Shore is a POTC vid by commodorified that focuses on the character of Elizabeth. The vid was featured in the 2005 Vividcon Women Character Studies vid show. The vid shifts the focus of the movie from the hunt for gold treasure to a hunt for Elizabeth.
==Reactions/Reviews==
Poison pagan writes:
:"Very well done! The song is perfect for the genre - an old sea shanty it seems - very well suited for the lyrics. Its edited extremely well - love certain shots "she can find nothing to ease her mind" showing Norrington then Elizabeth's distress - when the words are "to roam all alone on the shore" - the vidder (in serveral places) manages to find shots of Elizabeth just looking pensive, as if waiting for something. Quite a twist in the PoTc fandom - unexpected and lovely. Barbosa coming after her rather than the coin - almost heartbreaking. Do watch this one!"
Laura Shapiro writes:
:"Elizabeth deserves more attention. I love the sensitive editing here"
thefourthvine writes:
:"Okay. You know, I am not a critical consumer of popular culture. (I'm hardly a sentient consumer of popular culture, actually, but that's this whole other story.) So I watched Pirates, and I enjoyed it very much (I am never happier than when cuddled up with some major anachronisms and really good special effects), and I thought about it very little, beyond a few yearning wishes that Sparrow and Norrington had way more screen time, and that someone had thought to confiscate Will's not-mustache. I was, yes, a little skeeved out by the whole gorgeous-young-maiden-abducted-by-bloodthirsty-pirates thing, but I was willing to suspend my disbelief. And then I saw this vid, and my disbelief came crashing down. (Which isn't to say that I don't still enjoy the movie just as much. See "popular culture, non-sentient consumer of," above.) In this vid, Marna recuts Elizabeth on the Black Pearl to reveal the fact that, well. That sequence? Is fucking creepy, and also not funny, and also did I mention the creepy? So if you're looking for the happy little pirate movie we saw in the theaters, this isn't the vid for you. But if you're interested in maybe the ultimate example of how a vid can, by changing context and tone, completely change the meaning of the canon, this is definitely a vid for you. (Actually, it isn't optional: this is a vid for you no matter what. Go! Download!) And, see, here's what's amazing about this one. You won't see anything in this vid that you didn't see in the theater. And yet you'll come away from it feeling like you did. (You may also come away wondering precisely what universe Disney films. A very alternate one, is my feeling on the matter.) Do not miss this one."
Category:Pirates of the Caribbean
Category:2005 Vids
Maiden Voyages

Maiden Voyages is a gen multifandom anthology for beginning writers.
There were two issues. As per a 1981 ad in Universal Translator #9, the zine was going to publish a third issue "under new management," but this issue never made it off the ground.
This is a sister zine to Ship to Shore.
==Descriptions==
From Datazine #1 (1980): 
From Battlestar Omaha Bulletin (1980): 
==Issue 1==
Maiden Voyages 1 was published in 1979 and is 133 pages and offset. The cost was $4.80.
The editors were Ann Crouch and Karen Bates.
* The Secret by Trudy Burke
* The Pen and the Sword by David Gardner
* To Love, a Stranger" by Gloria Nugent
* The Mutation by Sheila Hallman 
* poetry by Carol Nevins
* art by Lucy Reinarz, Sheila Hallman, and Jim Alexander
==Issue 2==
Maiden Voyages 2 was published in 1980 and contains about 100 pages. 
The editor was Trudy Myers.
* Never Time, a novelette written by Cathi Brown. It has illos by Cathi Brown and Ann Crouch (it is a precursor to to The MacShannon Chronicles, introduces Samanth MacShannon and the race known as Woleyn to the Enterprise and her crew.) (The story is reprinted alone as Never Time) 
* A Tale of Two Men by Kate Birkel ( A bitter exchange between Kirk and a guilt ridden McCoy following Spock's death.) (1 page)
* other unknown content
Category: Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1979 ZinesCategory:1980 Zines
Maigret's Page

Maigret's Page was Maigret's slash fanfiction page at Astarte's Artists in Residence. The site was hosted by GeoCities.
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Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s Author Pages
Maiko

Maiko, also known as ZuMai, is the pairing of Mai and Zuko from Avatar: The Last Airbender.
==Canon==
Mai and Zuko grew up together, as Mai was a friend and companion of Zuko's sister, Azula. After Zuko betrays his uncle and joins Azula at the end of season 2, he begins a relationship with Mai. When he flees to join the avatar during the Day of Black Sun, Zuko leaves a breakup letter for Mai. Mai is angry and hurt by his letter, but when they meet again at the Boiling Rock she is swayed by his cause, and she ends up attacking Azula to help Zuko escape, declaring "I love Zuko more than I fear you". Mai Betrays Azula scene: Avatar the last airbender ("you miscalculated"). Scene posted to Youtube by Lake Laogai on 13 October 2019. Accessed 1 September 2019. In the finale of the show, Mai and Zuko are shown to have resumed their relationship. 
No mention is made of Mai in The Legend of Korra and it is left ambiguous whether they married and whether Mai is the mother of Zuko's daughter, Izumi.
==Fandom==
Fans were divided on the show's presentation of the ship. While some like the couple, some criticize it as poorly written or even as abusive. Some fans were particularly unhappy with Mai's characterization and arc, and saw her or the ship in general as getting in the way of Zutara. Other fans pushed back on the negativity, defending Mai's and Zuko's actions and characterizations.
Maiko tends to ally with KatAang in the Zutara vs. KatAang ship war.
In fan works, it is common to find Mai/Zuko as a past-ship, as a background to endgame Katara/Zuko or Sokka/Zuko. However, actual Mai/Zuko fics can also be found. Some fans headcanon Mai as Izumi's mother in The Legend of Korra, and it is common to find fanart depicting this, and depicting Mai as the consort of the Fire Lord.
==Fan works==
===Fan art===
2018-05-28 Kimmy-Tsunami Maiko Week 2018.jpg|Opaque by Kimmy-Tsunami (2018)
* by minireklamo
* by gingersnapped, fan comic about Zuko and Mai as kids
* , by viria, Mai and Zuko with baby Izumi
* , by domfree-ok, modern AU fanart
===Cosplay===
* by akanemoe
===Fan fic===
*"Fallen"WBM Archived by glamaphonic (8 September 2006)
*"Life Began with Waking Up"WBM archived by glamaphonic (13 October 2006)
*"Imperfect"WBM archived by awildgoose (2007)
*Escapee
*Unexpected
* (FFN mirror) by hlwim, a post-canon AU
* by All_About_That_Ace, post-canon, fluff/humor, Mai and Zuko troll the Gaang about the nature of their relationship
* by ladyvcngeance, a Legend of Korra-era AU fic exploring the lives of Mai and Izumi as Fire Nation royalty.
===Meta===
* by royaltealovingkookiness
* by thethiefandtheairbender
*Azula and Mai and even Ty Lee herself all seem equally shocked when Ty Lee betrays Azula and each of their reactions absolutely destroys me emotionally, but you know what no one talks about? ZUKO’s reaction. by i-was-talking-to-momo (2020)
==Sites==
*Avatar: The Last Airbender stories and crossovers featuring [Zuko, Mai] on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
* MaikoWeek on AO3
==References==
Category: Avatar: The Last Airbender Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Mail-Order Bride (trope)

Mail-Order Bride is a canon/fanon trope which is an offshoot of the popular arranged marriage genre. 
Mail-order bride is the term given to women and men -- though historically it was mostly women -- who have their marriages arranged through a catalogue or other interface, where the parties correspond through letters and other communication systems.
In fanworks as well as some canon media, the trope is often used in Historical AUs (set for example in the medieval, Victorian and Edwardian eras), in Royalty AUs and plots set in colonial times, especially Western AUs. 
It is a popular theme in Harlequin literature and sometimes features in Harlequin Challenges. The trope probably originated with zines and adzines, later migrating to the internet as fandom moved online.
==Trope History==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic and Podfic===
*Lassos and Lilies by NotEvenCloseToStraight a WinterIronShield non-traditional omegaverse Western AU (2021)
*Segunda Chance (Second Chance) a 2011 Drarry mpreg story in Brazilian Portuguese by J. P. Malfoy inspired by novels Harlequin partially Historical AU
*Mail Order Bride a Company Business zine by Bast
*Leap of Faith by NadiaHart: a 2018 SPN Destiel story with a/b/o werewolves 
*You Made Me Love You series by Bootsncatz: a 2019/2020 Winnona Earp 100k series
*Across Six Septembers by bluetoast: an epic 2021 Star Wars Reylo series (400k words, 56 chapters)
*Mr. Eames and Mr. Eames by jibarilis: a 2010 Inception story, Podfic by exmanhater
*Mail Order Stiles by Green: a 2013 Teen Wolf Sterek story with more than 8k kudos)
*(Podfic) but hey, you're all right by sisi_rambles: a 2014 Captain America podfic
*(Podfic) See This Through by turva_auto: a 2015 Hockey RPF podfic
*(Podfic) Make Your Home In Me by RsCreighton: a 2015 Les Miserables podfic
===Fanart===
==Resources==
* Mail Order Brides AO3 tag (188 works as of August 30, 2021)
*Mail Order Bride AO3 titles (171 works as September 1, 2021)
*Mail Order Bride FFN search (87 works as September 1, 2021)
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Romance Tropes
Mailee

Mailee is the femslash pairing of Mai and Ty Lee from Avatar: The Last Airbender.
==Canon==
Mai and Ty Lee are shown to be friends with Azula from a young age. Introduced in season 2 of the show, they are recruited by Azula to help her track down her fugitive brother and uncle. In season 3, when Zuko joins the gaang and rescues Suki and Hakoda from the Boiling Rock Prison, Mai and then Ty Lee betray Azula to help Zuko and his group escape the prison.
==Fandom==
While not a major pairing of the fandom, Mailee does get a steady amount of fanart and focus among ATLA femslash blogs and fans.
In fanfic, Mai/Ty Lee is often included as a background ship in works focused on more popular pairings such as Zutara, Zukka, and Kataang.
Fanart often depicts a fluffy, lighthearted depiction of the ship, or focuses on the contrast between Mai's "gloomy" goth aesthetic and Ty Lee's cheerful pink aesthetic.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by sword-over-water
* commissioned by rllybritrlly
* by silver-sphere
* by overlordneon
===Fanfic===
* by AtLAstuff, a soulmates AU that takes place after the Boiling Rock prison break
* by wybiegowritey, a modern day boba shop AU
===Meta===
* by comradekatara
==Communities and Resources==
* Mailee tag on Tumblr
* Mailee tag on AO3
* Mai and Ty Lee pairing filter on FFN
* ATLA femslash week tumblr blog, for multiple ATLA femslash ships, including Mailee
* Mailee Week on tumblr
==References==
Category: Avatar: The Last Airbender Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Mailing List Culture and Critical Discussion of Fanworks

Mailing List Culture and Critical Discussion of Fanworks is a 2003 essay by Flamingo
It was posted to VenicePlace, a closed Starsky & Hutch mailing list, and posted on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission.
==Related Essays by Flamingo==
* Convoluted Writing Thoughts (2000)
* The Art of Fanfic Critique: who and what it is for (2001)
* Mailing List Culture and Critical Discussion of Fanworks (2003)
==Some Topics Discussed==
* feedback and critique
* the culture of nice
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Main Mission: 2000

Main Mission: 2000 is a Space: 1999 con that was held September 1-3, 2000 at the Crown Plaza Hotel, Times Square, in New York City.
Special guests from Space: 1999 were: Barry Morse, Zienia Merton, Catherine Schell, Prentis Hancock, John Hug, Keith Wilson, Johnny Byrne, Christopher Penfold, George Bellak, and Kevin Connor.
Martin Landau was invited and advertised as a guest; however, he was forced to cancel his appearance due to filming schedule conflicts.
Other guests included: Richard Hatch, Jack Stauffer, Grace Lee Whitney, Corinne Orr, Karen Lynn Gorney, Phil Plait, John Muir, Jim Burns, Tye Bourdony, and Nick Abadzis.
The "President/CEO" of the con was Tom Lowry, who was assisted by Robert Ruiz. There were approximately 225 attendees.
Staffers and panelists included: Tony Wynn, Robert E. Wood, Ellen Celeste Lindow, Jenny Lobb, Terry S. Bowers, Chris Paulsen, Shawn O'Donnell, and Nick Williams.
Actors Barry Morse and Grace Lee Whitney reunited for a screening of The Outer Limits episode Controlled Experiment. It featured a newly reedited 30 minute cut of the classic installment, replicating what it may have looked like as a television pilot.
Barry Morse also hosted a premiere screening of his one-man show Merely Players which had been filmed for television.
Richard Hatch and Jack Stauffer screened a short film based on Battlestar Galactica, entitled Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming.
==Goals of Main Mission: 2000==
From the convention program:
 
==A Tribute to George Bernard Shaw==
In conjunction with the convention, the benefit evening A Tribute to George Bernard Shaw' was held at the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College, on the upper East Side of New York City. It was sponsored under the banner of UnitedVision, a company owned by con "President/CEO" Tom Lowry. The synopsis from the publicity material:
The convention and associated theatre production were expensive to mount and produce. It is unknown if any proceeds actually benefited the two named con charities, the National Parkinson Foundation and the Gay Men's Health Center.
 
==Con Program==
Image:MM-program1.jpg|Cover of the program
Image:MM-program2.jpg|Page 2 of the program
Image:MM-program3.jpg|Page 3 of the program
Image:MM-program4.jpg|Page 4 of the program
Image:MM-program5.jpg|Page 5 of the program
Image:MM-program6.jpg|Page 6 of the program
Image:MM-program7.jpg|Page 7 of the program
Image:MM-program8.jpg|Page 8 of the program
==Daily Con Schedule==
Image:MM-schedule1.jpg|Schedule, day 1
Image:MM-schedule2.jpg|Schedule, day 2
Image:MM-schedule3.jpg|Schedule, day 3
Category:Space:1999 Conventions
Category:2000 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Main Mission Alpha (Space:1999 fan club)

Main Mission Alpha was a Space:1999 first fan club.
From a 1980 flyer: "NMA was first organized in February of 1976, receiving official recognition in August of that year, both from ITC and from one of the regular actor of the series, Nick Tate (Captain Alan Carter). Since then, Main Mission Alpha has grown to become one of the largest SPACE:1999 fan clubs in the world, with members in England, Canada, Australia, Denmark and Sweden."
==Publications==
* Alpha Log, a fiction zine
* Main Mission Alpha, a newsletter
* Command Center, a newsletter and letterzine
==1976: Setting It Up==
 
==1978: Change in Leadership==
In 1978, it had a change in leadership. This is a personal statement from Mary Hartery: 
==References==
Category:Space:1999 Fan Clubs
Category:1976 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Main Mission Alpha (Space:1999 newsletter)

Main Mission Alpha was one of the newsletters published by Mary Bloemker's Main Mission Alpha. A newsletter, one that appears to succeed this one, is Command Center.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
It was published in August 1976 and online as a pdf here.
* from the editor, Mary Hartley: "After much deliberation, I decided that, at last, number two of the newsletter was due. There are sufficient members at this point, and enough to talk about to fill a dozen pages..."
* there is much information about the fan club, see that page
* there is a bio of Nick Tate
* contains a long, long con report about 1976's August Party which mostly talks about ferrying actor Nick Tate around and contains no details about the con itself
* a fan tells of her interest in the show and conflicts with Star Trek fans: 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1976 Zines
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Mainichi Honebuto

Mainichi Honebuto (毎日骨太, meaning roughly Big-boned Everyday) is a 26-page yaoi South Park doujinshi by HEG.
 
Image:maini.jpg|front and back cover
 
Image:Mainiinside.jpg|inside
Category:South Park
Category:2008 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi