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Phantoms

Phantoms is a slash 133-page Starsky and Hutch novel by Charlotte Frost. It contains no interior art. Proofreaders were Beth Cambre and Trish.
It won a 1998 FanQ Honorable Mention. This story was nominated for a STIFfie in 1997.
==Author's Comments==
==The Editorial from the Zine==
File:phantomssamplepage.jpg|sample page
File:phantomsfeedback.jpg|Charlotte did something unique; she included a pre-printed form for feedback
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Phantomstatistician

Phantomstatistician (also spelled Phantom Statistician) is a tumblr blog run by purpleplatypusbear21. The blog published statistics for both AO3 and FFN, usually ranking of the most popular ships for specific characters or within specific fandoms. It takes reader-submitted requests.
==History==
The blog originally pulled data only from Fanfiction.net, but began using AO3 in 2018.. Posted 16 March 2018.
The blog mostly presents it results as pie charts.
==Examples==
* (Published 9 January 2017) -- first post to the blog
* (Published 18 August 2020) -- response to a request anonymous ask, answered by Phantomstatistician on 18 August 2020. asking about the effect of Zukka's popularity during the 2020 ATLA Renaissance.
* (published 20 March 2019)
* 
* (April Fools Post -- posted 1 April 2021)
* lots of non-ATLA fandoms too i just need to decide which other ones to link.
==Links==
* 
* for submitting requests
==References==
Category:Statistics
Phanwank

Phanwank was a livejournal sporking community focused on mocking the Phantom of the Opera badfic, though it also had discussions on other phandom-related topics. The peak of its activity was in the mid-to-late 2000s, so a lot of discussion was centered around the 2004 adaptation and fanfiction that was based on it. Its members often discussed and pointed out many tropes and cliches that were popular in the phics of that period.
longlostblue, the moderator of Phanwank, described the typical kind of fic that got "wanked" in the community:
==Commonly Mocked Tropes==
* Many original characters being Mary Sues and self-inserts, especially in Erik/OFC romances
* Abusive Raoul. Usually found in Erik/Christine fics and predates the movie-based fanfiction. After Christine and Raoul's marriage, Raoul starts treating Christine badly, which leads to her getting together with Erik. In such fics Raoul also often has other flaws that were not present in the canon (alcoholism, gambling, unfaithfulness etc.) 
* Rampant anachronisms in canon era fics
* Lots of angel symbolism, Erik being referred to as "angel" by Christine even after she knows he isn't one
* Too cutesy or anachronistic names of original characters, especially children of the canon characters (Melody, Aria, Angel)
* Billionaire Erik (especially in modern AUs) or Erik turning out to be some kind of nobility
* Explaining away Erik's killings as accidents or portraying his victims as very bad people
* Incredibly sexy and attractive Erik, underplaying his deformity 
* Christine being criticized for "leaving" Erik and often "punished" by the narrative for this
* Erik portrayed as a very good lover despite never having sex before, aka "Erik the masterful virgin"
* Misspelling Raoul's name in all the possible ways (Roule/Roal/Raul/Rauol/Rawl), culminating in "Roule's Ingenious Plane"
* Portraying Carlotta as a bad singer
* The use of Gratuitous Foreign Language: words and sentences in French (for example, "mon ange") turning up in fics even when all the characters are supposed to speak in French anyway
* Song lyrics from ALW musical inserted into fic text
* Song lyrics from modern songs inserted into canon era fics
Those tropes were often referenced in the sporkings and the snarky community tags and featured in humorous fanart made by community members.
==Inside Jokes==
The community developed many inside jokes and references, many of which were based on bad spelling and characterization in the discussed fics. 
==Sueniverse==
 
The badfic tropes and inside jokes of the community eventually lead to creation of Sueniverse, a humorous RPG featuring Mary Sue characters and crackfic versions of characters from other fandoms like Aziraphale and Herbert von Krolock. The board where the RPG was posted (inaccessible now) was created in 2006. It has its own wiki Encyclopedia Marysuenica.
==We Hate Raoul Raid==
==Fanart==
* Music video showing many manips inspired by the sporkings
==References==
Category:Phantom of the Opera
Category:2000s
Pharah/Symmetra

Pharah/Symmetra is a femslash pairing in the Overwatch fandom between Fareeha Amari and Satya Vaswani.
==Canon==
Pharah was originally in the Egyptian army, but now works for Helix Security, guarding a God AI in Egypt.Pharah - Overwatch Gamepedia Symmetra works for the Vishkar corporation in India. It is unknown if they have met in canon, but it is unlikely.
==Fandom==
Sympharah has a small fanbase, with 149 fics on Archive Of Our Own as of 25/10/2018.Sympharah - AO3
In the Shipping Wars of Overwatch this pairing is sometimes seen as an alternative for fans who do not agree with the much larger femslash ship that is Pharah/Mercy.
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Zines===
* Law and Order: A Symmarah Fanzine, a digital zine accepting fanart and fanfic submissions from Oct to Nov 2018
==Archives & Communities==
==References==
Category: Overwatch Relationships
Category: Femslash Pairings
Pharma

Pharma is a minor character in the Transformers franchise, only appearing in More Than Meets the Eye and Lost Light aside from cameo appearances. However, he is a fan favorite and the focus of many fanworks.
==Canon Background==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
TBA
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
TBA
==Relationships==
This is purposefully an incomplete list.
Please add any notable relationships in fanworks if they are missing.
With... 	Who is a(n)...	Full Label 	Type 	Ship Name(s) 	Information
Tarn 	Decepticon 	Pharma/Tarn 	M/M 	タンファル | ファルタン 	Enemies, Pharma is forced to work with him under duress
Ratchet 	Autobot 	Pharma/Ratchet 	M/M 	ファルラチェ | ラチェファル 	Formerly friends and colleges before Pharma was stationed on Delphi
Ambulon 	Autobot 	Ambulon/Pharma 	M/M 	Pharmbulon 	Pharma was formerly his boss; enemies
Drift; Ratchet	Autobot x2 	Drift/Pharma/Ratchet	Poly; M/M/M	? 	Adds Pharma to the popular Drift/Ratchet more than anything else
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Communities/Fan Events===
===Wikis===
* on the TFWiki
* on PixivEncyclopedia
===Fan Fic===
===Fan Art===
* (2024), for the Transformers Tarot Project.
* (2024), bio and fanart for a Transformers Animated version of Pharma.
* (2023), drawn in the TFA artstyle.
* (2017)
===General Fanworks===
==== Fan Craft ====
* (2024), a fan-made charm, complete with Ratchet, Ambulon and First Aid.
==== Fan Mixes ====
* (2014)
* (2016)
* (2014)
* (2017)
* (2013)
* (2014)
* (2016)
===Meta===
* (2014), about Pharma's thought process and relationship with others.
* (2024)
* (2024), about fans who incorrectly describe Pharma as a functionalist.
* (2024)
* (2022)
* (2024)
* (2024)
* (2017)
* (2024)
Category:Transformers Characters
Pharmacity

The Pharmacity refers to a community of blogs in the Project Sekai fandom. These blogs typically post daily pictures, referred to as a vitamin. Each blog is referred to as a pharmacy. Blogs are most often dedicated to a character, but there are blogs for ships and groups as well. Many pharmacy blogs have their own lore and some have developed arg elements. The original pharmacy blog was daily-vitamin-ena, also known as Vitaena.
==Example Blogs==
*Daily Vitamin Ena, the original
*Pharmacity weekly, news about the community.
==References==
Category:Fandoms by CommunityCategory:Project Sekai Colorful Stage
Phase & Fire

Phase & Fire is a LiveJournal community dedicated to the fanfiction of the X-Men pairing of Shadowcat/Pyro. As of August 2011, there were 80 members and 297 entries with 781 comments received.phase_fire - Community Profile, archived 24 August 2011 by the Wayback Machine.
==Rules==
==References==
Category:X-Men Communities‎
Category:Het Journal Communities
Category:2006 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:X-Men Movieverse
Phase II

You may be looking for Gene Roddenberry's proposed 1970s' Star Trek: Phase II TV series or the fanfilm series, Star Trek: Phase II, previously known as "Star Trek: New Voyages".
Phase II is a series of three Star Trek: TOS stories in Contact #1, #2, and #3. They are by Bev Volker and Nancy Kippax. 
==The Stories==
* Phase II, part one -- The Invitation - novella by Beverly Volker (deals with the future of the future of the Enterprise.) 
* Phase II, part two -- Tarra -- by Beverly Volker and Nancy Kippax 
* Phase II, part three -- The Reunion -- by Beverly Volker and Nancy Kippax
==One Zine?==
At one point, the authors proposed putting these three stories in a single zine, but this never materialized.
From the editorial of Galactic Discourse #1: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1970s Fanfiction
Phaser Blast

Phaser Blast is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology, a club zine, edited by Dan Munson. 
It has a newsletter sister zine called Cryptic News.
==Issue 1==
Phaser Blast 1 was published in July 1974 and contains 37-pages of articles, stories, illos, and cartoons. The front cover is by Dan Munson, the back cover is by Eric Miller. Subscription rate was fifty cents an issue, $2.50 for five issues. 
On the cover: "To the Edge of the Galaxy and Beyond." Inside on the table of contents page: "The Magazine of Star Trek." 
* And If I Die, a story by Alec Slade (40)
* a note that in the next issue would be the story "At Creation's Realm," "another Alec Slade spectacular!"
* Starship by Eric Miler (11)
* S.T.S.T.C. (12)
* Spock's Bad Day, a comic strip by Eric Miller (13)
* Star Trek in Europe, a report by Dan Munson (15)
* Moment of Triumph, a story by Daryl Lanz (17)
* Equicon '74 by Rick Blackburn (20)
* Note by Daryl Lanz (20)
* The Words to the Theme of Star Trek (21) ("Beyond, The rim of starlight, My love, Is wandering in star-clustered reaches, Love, Strange love a star woman teaches, I know, His journey never ends never, His star trek, Will go on forever, But tell him, While he wanders his stormy sea, Remember, remember me.")
* Them UFO's? by George Perkins (21)
* A Look at Engineering by Eric Miller (23)
* A Change of Worlds, a comic strip by Eric Miller (23)
* Ads and Coments [sic] (28) and (37)
* Television by Kim Moore (29) (Begins with: "Many people don't like television and can't understand why it is so poplular. Well, for Trekkers and science fiction nuts there is a very special reason. For it has been able to bring Star Trek and many science fiction shows (good and bad) to the screen for our enjoyment...")
* A Survey by Kim Moore (30)
*Word Search Game by Dan Munson (31)
*Bibleography [sic] by Eric Miller (32)
* Letters by Daryl Lanz (33)
* Vacation Sites/Famous Spots Visited by the Enterprise by Eric Miller (34)
* Star Trek 1701 F.O.S.T. (36)
Image:phaserblastback.jpg|back cover by Eric Miller
Image:phaserblastart1.jpg|interior
Image:phaserblastart2.jpg|interior
Image:phaserblastart3.jpg|interior
==Issue 2==
Phaser Blast 2
==Issue 3==
Phaser Blast 3
==Issue 4/5==
Phaser Blast 4/5
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4/5===
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Phaser Fire!

Phaser Fire! is a gen Star Trek: TOS, superheroes and comics anthology. 
There are at least four issues. They contain fiction, articles, cartoons and reviews. This zine was published by the Bronx High School of Science, and from issue #2: "specifically by the members of the Star Trek/Science Fiction Club (which will be officially changed to the Science Fiction Club next year)
==1976==
 
Phaser Fire! 1976 contains 76 pages. 
 
Image:phaserfire1976.jpg| front cover of the 1976 issue
Image:phaserfire1976back.jpg|back cover of the 1976 issue
 
==1977==
Phaser Fire! 1977 contains 64 pages. It was edited by Andres Castineiras.
"Note for the second edition of Phase Fire! 1977: Pages 51-54 were inadvertently omitted in the first edition, nor they appear in this reprint edition."
* Staff Page/Acknowledgements (1)
* Contents (2)
* Editorial Address (3)
* Opinions by Ken Brown (4)
* To the Dream by John Gallagher (5)
*Star Trek Conventions by Charles Illardi (7)
* Star Trek and Commercialism by Alan Concepcion (9)
* The Chronology of Star Trek by Nicholas Sauter (11)
* On the 23rd Century by Andres Castineiras (23)
* Government, Equality and Transportation by William Rabinovich (24)
* Future Shock by Kent Greene (26)
* Star Fleet Academy by Andres Castineiras (28)
Reviews:
* Star Trek Concordance by Alan Concepcion (33)
* Space Station Class K by Joe DiBenedetto (34)
* Bridge Blueprints by Harold Huey (35)
* New Voyages by John Gallagher (38)
* Detailing the AMT U.S.S. Enterprise by Ken Lin (39)
* Snoopy by Ken Lin (44)
* Linus by Ken Lin (45)
Science Fiction:
* Scout One, Mission One by Mitchell Stein (46)
* Finesse by David Karr (48)
* 1977 Critics Circle Debate, transcribed by Joe DiBenedetto (55)
Fun:
* Tug/Transport by Ken Lin (59)
* Science Fiction Simulations: by Kelvin Mark and Ken Lin (60)
* Star Trek Word Search by Ouh Oikawa (62)
Quizzes:
* Star Trek by Andres Castineiras (63)
* Science Fiction by Marco Acevado, Ken Lin and William Rabinovich (66)
==Issue 1978==
Phaser Fire! 1978 contains 64 pages. The front cover is by Ken Lin.
* contributors: Joseph DiBenedetto, William Rabinovich, Andres Castineiras, Alan Concepcion, David Fong, Harold Huey and Roger Quinland.
* contains a review by J. Gallagher of Star Trek: The New Voyages
* other unknown content
==1979==
Phaser Fire! 1979 was edited by Charles J. Ilardi and Nicholas K. Sauter.
* contains a review by Andres Castineiras of Star Trek: The New Voyages
* other unknown content
 
Image:phaserfire1979.jpg| front cover of the 1979 issue
Image:phaserfire1979-1.jpg|from the 1979 issue
Image:phaserfire1979-2.jpg|from the 1979 issue
Image:phaserfire1979-3.jpg|from the 1979 issue
 
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category: Science Fiction Zines
Category: Comics Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Phasers & Light Sabers

Phasers & Light Sabers is a gen multifandom 49-page anthology. It has extremely sparse small illos.
A flyer notes that the creators of this zine hoped to have it available at the Science Fiction Weekend at the Registry Hotel in Irvine, CA on April 8, 1982.
==Story Summaries==
From a publisher's ad: 
==Contents==
* Pseudo-Intro by Susan Shonkwiler and Eliana Cortz (1)
* The Esperanto Story ("The story of the USS Esperanto, her Captain Erin Pike (Christopher Pike's sister), first officer Alaina Drake and their encounter with the commanding crew of the Enterprise. Kidnapping, political intrigue, love, friendship, Klingons...what more can one ask of a story?") (Star Trek: TOS) (3)
* Oh, That's the Trouble with Tribbles by James W. Kipp & Robert K. Gilliam (Star Trek: TOS)(13)
* Star Trek Forever, poem by Robert K. Gilliam (Star Trek: TOS) (14)
* On Your Own, Kid, Part One by Eliana Cortez ("Luke gets a ship and a first mate. "The story of Luke's travels as a smuggler. He acquires his own ship, the Neptune, the biggest white elephant in the galaxy, and his first officer (and wife) Morgan Trevor. When Morgan and his unborn child is captured by the Empire, Luke must try to rescue them...") (Star Wars) (15)
* Woman of the Empire (to be continued) by Susan Shonkwiler ("Vader trains a Jedi woman. "Lady Cynthia, Vader's newly trained Jedi, has been giving information to the Rebellion. When Vader finds out, she is tried as a Rebel, alongside Luke, Han, and Chewie. Where she manages to charm all three, but, especially Han. Be warned, Cindy is a tough Lady."") (Star Wars) (21)
* An Elf's Lament, poem by Susan Shonkwiler (Star Wars)(32)
* Birth of a Jedi by Eliana Cortez (Luke dreams of who his father was. "Fine out what made Darth Vader say he was Luke Skywalker's father.") (Star Wars) (33)
* Welcome Crew ("An article about the open house of Rockwell International, home of the space shuttle and Apollo. Including a speech by astronaut Joe Engle. Astronauts signatures in cement, like in Hollywood. And they said that there were no more real heroes.") (37)
* P.A.L. (Phasers & Light Sabers) Survey Results by Susan Shonkwiler and Eliana Cortz (39)
* Star Trek Word Search by Susan Shonkwiler (42)
* Stars, poem by Susan Shonkwiler (43)
* Marion Reavenwood, Introspective, poem by Eliana Cortez (Marion's thoughts at seeing Indiana Jones for the first time ten years ago) (45)
* The Man I Knew Ten Years Ago ("Marion Ravenwood tells the story of her first encounter with Indiana Jones.") (Indiana Jones) (46)
* Time's Merging, poem by Susan Shonkwiler (48)
* Portrait of a Man, poem by Eliana Cortez ("How would you describe Indiana Jones? Here's how we do.") (49)
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1982 Zines
PheeBee

PheeBee is the pseud used by the writing duo Phoenix E and Biblio team.
==Fanworks==
*Commanding Daniel, a Jack/Daniel set of two stories
*"Illumination", a Absolute Power A/U slash Jack/Daniel story (The arrival of the Harsesis child causes both Jack and Daniel to see themselves - and each other - in a completely different light. chapter 1, chapter 2, chapter 3 and chapter)
*Tangent/Intersection, a Jack/Daniel story at Genesis
*Flying, a Dark Shadows story at Millennium
*Détente, a Dark Shadows story at Millennium
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Pheels

Pheels is a Phil Coulson-specific variant of Feels that appeared shortly after the 2012 movie The Avengers. It is generally used to describe how characters or fans feel about events in the movie regarding Coulson. Sometimes Coulson's own feelings are also included.Pheels Accessed Nov. 25, 2012.
==References==
Category:The Avengers (Marvel)
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe Fandom Glossary
Phichit Chulanont

Phichit Chulanont is a supporting character in the anime Yuri on Ice.
==Canon==
Phichit is shown to be cheerful and easy-going, but working hard to make a mark on the figure skating world for his country. His skating programs aim to introduce the world to Thai media and culture, and he dreams of creating an ice show in his native city of Bangkok. Like many characters in the anime he is rumoured to be based on a real-life figure skater: Michael Christian Martinez.
Yuri Katsuki says that Phichit is his best friend in the skating world. The two trained together under the same coach in Detroit prior to Yuri moving back to Japan, but continue to stay in touch throughout the events of the series.
In-universe, he appears to be associated with hamsters - he keeps several as pets during his stay in Detroit, and fans throw plush hamsters onto the ice after his performances. He is very active on social media, often posting selfies and photos of other skaters. 
==Common Pairings==
In a 2022 post, phantomstatistician outlined the most common ships for Phichit based on a sample of 1,970 works on Ao3. Seung-gil Lee came in first place, followed by Christophe Giacometti.
Less commonly, he can be seen in an OT3 with Leo de la Iglesia and Guang-Hong Ji.
In pre-canon works, he is sometimes portrayed as having had a one-sided crush on Yuri. 
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
Phichit is often written as the supportive best friend in Viktuuri works and a good friend overall, though that often relegates him to supporting character status. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* by seventhstar -- character study fic in which Yuuri visits Phichit and his family
* by jenmishe -- social media fic in which Phichit features prominently
* by verity -- short post-canon fic in which Phichit visits Victor and Yuuri in St. Petersburg.
===Fanart===
* Phichit! by ]https://skeepskeleton-art.tumblr.com sheepskeleton-art]
===Vids===
===Zines===
* Thailand's Future
==Archives and Communities==
* Phichit Chulanont works on FanFiction.Net
* Phichit Chulanont tag on Archive of Our Own
==Links and Resources==
* Phichit Chulanont at Yuri on Ice wikia
==References==
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice
Phidippides' Missy Good/Ares: Warrior Puppy Fan Page

Phidippides' Missy Good/Ares: Warrior Puppy Fan Page is a Xena: Warrior Princess site. The name suggests that it's dedicated to Missy Good's Xena/Gabrielle alt fanfic.
The site was listed in the Fan Fiction on the Net directory in 1998Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S - Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 22 October 2012) and it was hosted by FortuneCity.
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:FortuneCity
Category:1990s
Phil Foglio

Phil Foglio has been active in science fiction fandom since the mid-1970s, winning the Hugo for "Best Fan Artist" in 1977 and 1978. Phil Foglio on Wikipedia He illustrated many Star Trek: TOS zines, filk collections, and was active at science fiction conventions, moving into professional illustration with Robert Asprin's "Myth Adventures" independent comic series.
In the 1980s, he created the "XXXenophile" pornographic series, comics about Dungeons and Dragons and other Role-Paying Games. He was Guest of Honor in Take My Con... Please! in 1985. In the 1990s, with his wife Kaja Foglio, he illustrated many "Magic: The Gathering" game collectible cards.The Phil Foglio Gallimaufry accessed 2011-6-18
In 2001, Phil and Kaja started the "gaslamp fantasy" comic (later webcomic) series, Girl Genius. They give explicit permission for fanfiction of the series.Girl Genius Online community page accessed 2011-6-18
==Inspired by Klingons==
The Klingon Empire Appointment Calendar was the inspiration for Phil Foglio: 
==Zine Art Examples==
File:Capture Coloring Book.JPG|cover of The Capture Coloring Book (1976)
File:Warpedspace22.jpg|cover of Warped Space #22 (1976)
File:Whosbiggs.jpg|cover of Mobius Theatre Presents: Stage Wars, or Who's Biggs? (1979)
File:Menag17.jpg|cover of Menagerie #17 (1981)
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Girl Genius
Category:Fanartists