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Razer/Aya

Razer/Aya, commonly known as Razaya, is the het pairing of Razer and Aya from Green Lantern: The Animated Series and other DC media. It is the show's main canonical pairing and the juggernaut ship of the fandom. 
== Canon Across Different Media ==
=== Green Lantern: The Animated Series ===
Razer and Aya develop feelings for each other over the first half of the series as they work together to stop the Red Lanterns’ invasion. After Aya has a near death experience in the second half of the series, Razer attempts to push her away to spare himself the pain from losing her. This pushes her to take control of the Manhunters and attempt to eradicate emotion from the galaxy. She comes to her senses after she reflexively wounds him during the series finale, and he confesses his true feelings. They reconcile, but Aya sacrifices herself in order to destroy the remainder of her forces. Convinced that she is still alive somewhere, Razer sets out in search of her. 
=== Other DC Media ===
Aya appears in the animated series Justice League Action as Space Cabbie's GPS. Her identity is revealed in the 2018 episode "Barehanded", which establishes that she is suffering from amnesia following her apparent death in the finale of her original series. At the end of the episode, she tells Cabbie that she feels compelled to search for someone - heavily implied to be Razer - and she sets off into the universe to do so.
Razer makes a guest appearance in the fourth season of Young Justice, with the 2022 episode "Encounter Upon the Razor's Edge" establishing that Razer has spent four years searching for Aya without success and is beginning to lose hope. By the end of the episode, his hope is renewed, and he resolves to find Aya as he resumes his search.
Razer and Aya both appear briefly in the 2024 animated film Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, with Razer depicted in his Blue Lantern attiture from Young Justice, while Aya's dialogue indicates that she has regained her memories and their reunion has occurred offscreen,
== Fandom ==
They are far and away the most popular pairing in the GLTAS fandom.
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
* Angst: due to their conflict during the show and their ultimate separation
* Fixit Fic: due to the ending of the show, their future reunion teased by the finale is a common subject in fanworks.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
*Love Hard and Where the Heart (2012) by Barkour
*Cold Blooded (2012) by Moonsheen
*No Disguise (2012) by gladdecease
===Fanart===
* Razer and Aya - GLtAS by Irrel (June 30, 2012)
===Fanvids===
* End of Time by alwayscocacola80
* Miracle by Nicole Bernstein
===Other Fanworks===
(filk songs, felt dolls, graphic novels, cookies, etc.)
==Archives and Communities==
* Razaya on Tumblr
* Aya/Razer (GLTAS) on AO3
==Other Fannish Resources==
(Rec Lists, Big Bangs, Thing-a-thons, Holiday Exchanges, wiki links, etc.)
* a tumblr account that made daily posts between 2022 and 2024 stating whether or not Razer and Aya have been reunited in canon DC media yet.
==References==
Category:Green Lantern
Category:DCU Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Razor

Razor is a playable 4-star Electro character in the game Genshin Impact.
== Canon ==
Razor was raised by wolves in the Wolvendom area of Mondstadt. He only recently began reintegrating with human society, primarily through Varka and Lisa.
== Fandom ==
=== Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks ===
* Speech: Razor struggles conversing with humans in canon and tends to be written in a way matching those stilted speech patterns. Alternatively, some writers will explicitly remark on their choice to not follow that convention.
=== Shipping ===
Razor is rarely shipped outside of relationships involving Bennett. Aside from the Bennett/Razor and Bennett/Fischl/Razor tags on AO3, no other romantic relationship tag containing Razor has more than 100 works as of February 2024.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* 
=== Fanart ===
* Genshin Pokemon Razor by Ry-Spirit
* Razor by zarory
* Razor Genshin Impact by n4391
* Siesta by shapetales
=== Vids ===
* 
=== Zines ===
* Lupus Minor
== Archives and Communities ==
* Razor (Genshin Impact) on AO3
== References == 
Category:Genshin Impact Characters
Razzle Dazzle

Razzle Dazzle is a Captain Kirk character vid set to "Razzle Dazzle" from the musical Chicago. It's notable for the phenomenal editing that marries perfect image-music conjunctions with stellar timing, such as the edit that occurs at 2:46, where Kirk from the 1960s series is thrown across a room, and Kirk from the later TOS movies lands on the other side. Captain Kirk is a man of bluffs and distractions!
It appears on The Long and Winding WOAD Disk 2, and is incorrectly listed in the 2010 VVC Premieres show Intro Vid as a previous premiere: it wasn't, it debuted in Nearly New.
==Reactions and Comments==
The vid was cited at the 2018 Vividcon as a key influence:
It's also mentioned in volume 1 of Intellectual Property and Information Wealth: Issues and Practices in the Digital Age:
==References==
Re-Animator

Re-Animator is a 1985 horror film based on the 1922 short story Herbert West–Reanimator by H. P. Lovecraft. It is followed by two sequels, Bride of Re-Animator (1990) and Beyond Re-Animator (2003).
==Canon==
==Fandom==
The fandom's primary pairing is Herbert West/Daniel Cain.
There was Re-Animator fanfiction and fanart on the Jeffrey Combs fansite The CataCombs starting from 1999. (accessed 2 September 2024). The Puzzlebox by Judith Riley O'Brien, a Hellraiser/Re-Animator fic, was posted on 19 August 1999.
DrWorm was an advocate of the Herbert/Dan ship in the early to mid-2000s. He noted that "there were only maybe one or two things still online having to do with Re-Animator fanfic" circa early 2004 by drworm on a fandomsecrets post on LiveJournal, 27 April 2008. Referencing "four years ago". and wrote in his 2004 ship manifesto: "I get the feeling that, once upon a time, there used to be more Re-Animator slash on the 'net. Sadly, it seems to have gone the way of the 404 error."DrWorm. Re-Animator Essay. Archived 30 December 2007 by the Wayback Machine.
FanFiction.net had a Re-Animator category with two stories as of October 2004.FanFiction.Net : Movies, archived 13 October 2004 by the Wayback Machine. There were previously Re-Animator fics in the "Miscellaneous Movies" category.For example, "Exquisite Dead Guys" by Nightspore, posted 30 January 2004: Profile : Nightspore on FanFiction.Net, archived 9 November 2004 by the Wayback Machine. There were 57 fics as of 2009 and 130 as of 2024.FanFiction.net. Movies, accessed 2 September 2024 and archived 7 October 2009.
The first Re-Animator stories posted on Archive of Our Own were written for Yuletide 2010.As of 2 September 2024, the oldest works in Re-Animator (Movies - Combs) sorted by Date Posted are La Petit Mort by DrWorm (21 Dec 2010) and Not Quite Hope by random_chick (22 Dec 2010). There was no canonical tag for Re-Animator as of 25 October 2010. There were over 80 works for the fandom in 2015; this grew to over 160 in 2017, over 600 in 2022, and over 1300 in 2024.Archive of Our Own canonical tags: Re-Animator (1985) (archived 21 August 2015), Re-Animator (Movies) (archived 20 December 2017), and Re-Animator (Movies - Combs) (archived 1 February 2022). 1,326 Works in Re-Animator (Movies - Combs) as of 2 September 2024.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
* Together, We Are Providence by drworm: "An exploration of the homoeroticism in the Re-Animator films and associated media, and the place the films take in the mad scientist canon that has long been defined by Frankenstein." Link posted to ship_manifesto as a Herbert West/Daniel Cain manifesto.ship_manifesto post, 22 December 2004. Now links to the Dreamwidth post, but originally linked to the essay at drworm.net. Fic recs and "An Unofficial Re-Animator Soundtrack" were not carried over to the Dreamwidth repost. (Dec 2004)
==Links & Resources==
* Re-Animator (Movies) at Archive of Our Own
* Re-Animator at FanFiction.Net
==References==
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Cthulhu Mythos
Re-Entry

Re-Entry is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan series by Flamethrower.
Author's notes: 
Re-Entry: Journey of the Whills, the sequel, is ongoing and as of June 2015 already longer than the first part.
==Recs and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Re-Mix (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Re-Mix is a 50-page slash anthology of fiction by Karen Humphries that had been previously published in other zines. 
There is a note on the contents page that the "stories and prose in this zine originally went out under the pen-name of Lynn Mitchell."
==Contents==
* Analysis (1) (also in JKS Enterprises)
* The Gorgon, poem (3)
* After The Web, poem (3)
* Bewitched!, poem (3)
* Captain's Dilemma (4) (also in JKS Enterprises and Duet)
* Once More a Man, poem (12)
* Kept Secret (13) (also in JKS Enterprises)
* Complaint, poem (13)
* Always You, poem (13)
* Out of Bounds (14) (also in JKS Enterprises)
* Will You Be There?, poem (34)
* Obsession, poem (34)
* Personal Log, poem (34)
* A Beginning (35) (also in JKS Enterprises and Duet)
* I Am Vulcan, poem (44)
* Silhouette, poem (44)
* Masquerade (45) (also in JKS Enterprises and Duet)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1980s
Re-Take

Re-Take is a gen Blake's 7 anthology, a collection of competition entries to the newsletter. It is also known as Sue Chadwick's Re-Take. 
* Carrie Hewlett (winner, Re-Take 1 competition)
* Gail Gawlik
* Carole Howell
* Jayne Humphreys
* Susan Riaz, "To Accept Defeat" (winner, Re-Take 2 competition)
* Gillian Puddle
The sister zines are:
*The Best of Take One
*The Best of Take Two
*The Final Take
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Re:Print

Re:Print is a 156-page compilation of Supernatural doujinshi published by Weekend. It contains 9 Doujinshi, among them:
* Spiral Chaos
* Happy Happy Birthday
* FRY13th x MBV
* Goodnight Sweetdreams
* Up to Boy 1
* Up to Boy 2（続編書き下ろし）
* SD Collection Box
* Inside （アンソロジー）
* Dolce Vite
File:Reprint by weekend1.jpg
File:Reprint by weekend2.jpg
Category:2014 Doujinshi
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Re:Write

Re:Write is a compilation of Supernatural doujinshi published by Weekend. It contains 10 Doujinshi, among them
*Sugar Sugar Honey
*Happy Time
*Crescendo
*Arcadia
*Cross Road
*Confusion
*Contract
*Guardian
File:Rewrite by weekend1.jpg|front cover
File:Rewrite by weekend2.jpg|back cover
Category:2014 Doujinshi
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Re:Zero

Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World (frequently shortened to Re:Zero) is one of the most popular modern isekai franchises. Created by Tappei Nagatsuki as a webnovel,For more info about the genre of narou-type novels and the genesis of the isekei boom, see the story gained popularity and was adapted into manga, anime, OVAs and ONAs. The English-language fandom is centered around the anime.
A widely-watched franchise with a significant fandom in its own right, Re:Zero has also inspired works in other fandoms based on the death-triggered time loop powers of its protagonist.While death-triggered time loops are a common trope in both original and transformative stories, a number of fanworks specifically mention Re:Zero as the inspiration for their death loop mechanics, especially in the BNHA fandom. Examples include Better Luck Next Time(AO3) and Re:Izuku(AO3), You Can Be My Hero by Sakura (Sakuraichu), and blink and we are gone by SenjuMizusaya. Non-BNHA examples include The Messenger of Dregarnuhr by Total_Simpleton_3000 (fandom is Ascendence of a Bookworm) and Over And Over Again by ForceLogic5 (fandom is Tokyo Revengers). 
==Canon==
The story follows protagonist Natsuki Subaru, an unremarkable Japanese teenager who suddenly finds himself in a fantasy world. Lost and unfamiliar with this world, he quickly finds himself in trouble, but discovers that if he dies he goes back in time. With repeated tries afforded by this power he sets out to 
===Characters===
* Natsuki Subaru, protagonist
* Emilia, a candidate to become ruler of the kingdom
* Rem and Ram, twins and maids in Emilia's employ
* Beatrice, 
* More (see Wikipedia's or TvTropes' character lists)
==Fandom==
===Isekai Bashing===
As one of the most popular isekai franchises of the late 2010s and early 2020s, Re:Zero received a lot of criticism and pushback from people tired of the genre and its popularity. Some panned it's premise and worldbuilding as bland and unoriginal, the protagonist Subaru as uninteresting, toxic, or poorly-developed, and the female characters as over-indulgent waifu-bait. Among fans of the isekai genre, Re:Zero seems to have a mostly favorable reputation, and some fans push back against the nay-sayers, arguing that Subaru's character arc in particular is well-developed and that many of the side character have more depth than is commonly appreciated. Even some self-proclaimed anti-fans of isekai as genre feel that Re:Zero is the exception of the "good isekai", though others feel very much the opposite and that holding it up as a "good example" merely damns the whole genre. 
===Waifu Wars===
Between fans of Rem and Emilia.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* 
===Fanart===
*
===Meta===
*
===Fanvids===
*
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Re:Zero Wiki at Fandom.com
* r/Re_Zero Subreddit
* Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu on MyAnimeList
* Wikipedia:Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World
* Re:Zero on TVTropes
* Re:ゼロから始める異世界生活 | Re:Zero Starting Life in Another World (Anime) works on AO3
* #Re:ゼロから始める異世界生活 Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World and #Re:Zero tags on Pixiv
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Anime
Category:Manga
Category:Light Novels
Re: Dracula

Re: Dracula is podcast adaptation of Dracula that developed a fandom of its own (mostly in parallel with Dracula Daily?)
==History==
==Fandom==
Re: Dracula was featured on Tumblr's 2023 and 2024 year in review.2023 and 2024 posts on @fandom tumblr.
The podcast producers maintained an active presence on tumblr and interacted with fans.
==Example Fanworks==
* saved on the podcast's Tumblr blog.
==Links==
*#Re Dracula and #re: dracula tags on Tumblr
*
==References==
Category:Podcast Fandoms
*Re: Dracula
Re: Kira

Re: Kira is a 1999 Starsky & Hutch essay by Flamingo. 
It was posted to The Pits Mailing List and quoted here with permission. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the flashpoint character, Kira
* Kira's role as a disrupter of the relationship between David Starsky and Kenneth Hutchinson
* the role of closer watching of a show made possible by VCRs
==From the Essay==
 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
ReBoot

This article is about the fandom. See Reboot for the glossary term.
ReBoot is a Canadian CGI-animated action-adventure cartoon series that originally aired from 1994 to 2001. 
==Fandom==
Its fandom was (and remains) small but fervent, especially since the rise of recent rumours of a film trilogy in the works, last officially confirmed at Vancouver Fanexpo in April of 2012.
===Trends and Controversy===
* After the second season, production of new episodes was often delayed due to work on other series. The delay of seasons three and four caused massive uproar in online fandom. 
* The show was cancelled in the US after Disney purchased ABC in 1996, but continued to air on YTV in Canada. CITV in the United Kingdom began airing ReBoot in the mid-1990s, but never aired the last 7 episodes of season three or any of season four.
* The show became progressively darker as the story progressed, with more violent and mature themes in later seasons.
===Shipping===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* ReBoot works at FFN
* Turing System, small archive no longer updated
* The ReBoot Fanfiction Archive
* ReBoot Fanfic Recs at TVTropes
* ReBoot Links at cyberpursuits.com
==References==
Category:ReBoot
ReKWest*Con

ReKWest*Con was put on by Sharon Ferraro and Paula Smith. It was a combined Star Trek and general Science Fiction con that preceded SeKWester*Con. 
Science fiction illustrator Frank Kelly Freas was the celebrity guest of honor. Fan guests of honor were Bob "Yang" and Anne Asprin. Toastmaster and special guest was Gordon Dickson. 
Lori Chapek and Gordon Carleton sold copies of Warped Space there, something that increased that zine's readership dramatically. 
The con included the premiere showing of "The Capture" a humorous slide show written by Bob "Yang" Asprin and drawn by Phil Foglio, shown and narrated at various conventions in the 1970s. It was inspired by a (very real) SF charter cruise that Kelly Freas and Gordon Dickson were on in the Bermuda Triangle, involving many of the leading SF authors, artists, editors, and fans of the day. The Capture Coloring Book was published a year later.
This con's successor was at one time to be called "InKWest*Con," but this was changed to "SeKWester*Con."
Spectrum #19 contains a con report. 
Paula Smith talks about this con in a 2010 interview with Transformative Works and Cultures. See A Conversation with Paula Smith.
File:Rekwestcon-1.jpg|the programming
File:Rekwestcon-2.jpg|article about costuming and masquerade contests, in the program book
==Cons in the Series==
* Kwest*Con (1974)
* ReKWest*Con (1975)
* SeKWester*Con (1976)
* SeKWester*Con, Too (1977)
* T'Con (1978) 
* 2'Con (1979)
* Mos' Eastly Con (1980-1991)
==Programming==
* films shown: The Star Trek Blooper Reel (20 minutes), Nosferatu, three Warner Brothers cartoons, Tomorrow is Yesterday, The Day the Earth Stood Still -- The Star Trek episodes ("The Apple," "Patterns of Force," "Patterns of Force," "Enterprise Incident," "Cloud Minders") listed in the program did not arrive in time to be shown at the con
* there was an art show, a dealers' room, a masquerade, a slide show/dramatic reading
===Friday===
* Re: Kwest*Con: Comments on Last Year's Con (S. Ferraro, P. Smith)
* Weapons: From Ugh to Boom (Gordon Dickson, Yang Asprin, Kelly Freas)
* Cartoonists' Panel (Kelly Freas, Gordon Carleton, Phil Foglio, Doug Rice)
* Dorsai and the Childe Cycle (Yang Asprin, Gordon Carleton)
* Dinner Break
* Masquerade (judges were Kelly Freas, Yang and Anne Asprin, Patti Helmer)
* Pool Party
===Saturday===
* How to Run a Con (S. Ferraro, John Benson, Lori Chapek, Patti Helmer)
* Gordon Dickson on Folklore
* Lunch
* GoH speech, Kelly Freas
* Fannish Fan vs. SerCon Fan (Yang Asprin, Anne Asprin, Patti Helmer)
* Neofan Panel
* Cocktail Hour
* Banquet
* Toastmaster: Gordon Dickson speaks, dramatic reading and slide show of "The Capture" (art by Phil Foglio, words and music by Yang)
===Sunday===
* Makeup Demonstration, limited to 12 attendees (Yang Apsprin and a victim)
* Art Auction
* special surprise silent movie
* Re-KWest*Con, comments on this year's con
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1975 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
ReMoPodMo

ReMoPodMo or Record More Podfic Month is a community dedicated to encouraging the production of podfic. It originated on LiveJournal before migrating to Dreamwidth fully in 2013.
==About==
The community/challenge ran on two "tracks" a year: one in November and one scheduled to match with infamous podfic challenge Amplificathon (usually in the Spring). 
From the FAQ: 
==Rules==
* Participants signed up for a minimum of 10 minutes of podfic-related work a day. 
* Any part of the podficcing process could be counted (reading, recording, editing, etc.)
* Moderators posted daily check-in posts and encouraged participants to talk about their progress and potential frustrations, and to interact with each other
* Not meeting one's goal or not checking in on time did not have negative consequences.
==Timeline==
* Track 1: Nov 2011 (LJ only)
* Track 2: May-June 2011 (LJ/DW)
* Track 3: Nov 2011 (LJ/DW)
* Track 4: April 2012 (LJ/DW)
* Track 5: Nov 2012 (LJ/DW)
* Track 6: Nov 2013 (DW only)
* Track 7: Apr 2014 (DW only)
* Track 8: Announced for June 2019 - did not run (DW only)
Category:Podfic Challenges Category:2010s Challenges Category:Multifandom Challenges
ReP Mary Sue's

ReP Mary Sue's is a 2000 essay by Flamingo posted to the mailing list The Pits.
It is excerpted here on Fanlore with permission. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* original characters
* Mary Sue
* some Starsky & Hutch zines and fiction
* fans writing things they can't get in "pro" books
* fans should be able to write what pleases them
* Suzan Lovett, Lynna Bright and other fans
* fans tend to be unconventional misfits with low self-esteem
==Excerpts==
The essay was posted in response to a discussion that includes a fan named [K's] comment: "I still think the term Mary Sue has a useful purpose. ... the too-good-to be true OC who exists only to fulfill the writer's fantasies is still reincarnated constantly on the net. ... I totally agree that "Mary Sue" is bandied about carelessly and destructively, and would be happy if that derogatory use disappeared. But novice writers *will* write their private diary fantasies and post them as if they were stories, and a quick and dirty term for this comes in handy at least when referencing and discussing story genres." 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Re yr ct

re yr ct (and its many variations!) is a term that was commonly used in older, science fiction fanzine letter columns, letterzines, and APAs. 
It was adopted a few fannish media publications.
It was the nature of APAs to have been published two/three months or more previously, and communications could get tricky!
The term is used when referring to a member's previous comments, and is a way to keep track of "threaded comments" in previous issues. 
==Examples of Use==
* from The Neutral Arbiter: "re yr ct on Dayna and Vila's suspicions about Cally's mind-reading capabilities."
* a Strange Bedfellows example of use: "M. Fae: reyrct Tre, re biblical stuff" and "reyrct Barbara reherct me: I loved 'reading intimacy between peers as itself erotic." and "Yes! reyrct me on philosophy."
Reach Across the Stars

Reach Across the Stars is a zine with a focus on Doctor Who and Blake's 7.
==Issue 13==
Reach Across the Stars 13 was published in 1989 and contains 32 pages. 
It includes an interview with Peter Tuddenham at the Liverpool con "Legends" in November 1988, reviews, letters, fiction, and articles.
 
Image:Reach Across the Stars-1.jpg|from issue #13
Image:Reach Across the Stars-2.jpg|from issue #13
Image:Reach Across the Stars-3.jpg|from issue #13
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Reach a Little Bit Higher

Reach a Little Bit Higher is a Mulder/Krycek story by Catherine. It is dedicated to torch "in the fond but probably fanciful hope that the flattery will make her hurry up with Ghosts III."Catherine. Reach a Little Bit Higher, story header. (Accessed 04 April 2015)
Summary: Krycek drops in on Mulder after a long absence and finds a kink in his plan for a night of passion.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎