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Generation VI (Pokémon)

Generation VI Pokémon games include Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, along with the long-waited Generation III (Pokémon) remakes Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. 
Generation VI's fandom can be split into Gameverse, PokéAni and Pokéspe. This article focuses on 'Gameverse'.
== Generation VI Fandom ==
For more information regarding Generation VI's fandom, see characters' and pairings' individual pages.
=== Relationships ===
The most popular ship this generation by a wide margin is Lysandre/Professor Sycamore (PerfectWorldShipping). Other popular ships include Calem/Serena (KalosShipping) and Shauna/Serena (BoutiqueShipping).
Other popular pairings, as seen on Archive of Our Own, are Calem & Serena, Lysandre & Sycamore, and Serena/Sycamore (LacewoodShipping). Other characters of note include Champion Diantha, the Elite Four's Malva, rival Tierno and rival Trevor. Pokémon such as Greninja, Fennekin and Sylveon were also introduced.
Remaining named characters include Viola, Grant, Korrina, Ramos, Clemont, Valerie, Olympia, Wulfric, Siebold, Wikstrom, Drasna and Diantha.
== Example/Notable Fanac ==
=== Fan Collections/Fan Events ===
*PerfectWorldShipping Week, a yearly event for PerfectWorldShipping which takes place between February 6th to the 12th.
*Twitch Plays Pokémon.
=== Fan Art ===
*XY！ by 25, fanart of Calem and Serena.
*Snowbelle by effiesketch, PerfectWorldShipping fanart of the two in Snowbelle City wearing coats.
*Malva x Drasna by Jadenkaiba, a NSFW fanart commission of Malva/Drasna (L'AmoreEFemminaShipping).
*カルネ&ズミlog by Zlayameduza, a fanart collection for Diantha/Siebold (AngelcakeShipping).
=== Fancomics ===
*Private dance lessons au anyone? No? Ok by fan-of-the-night, an assortment of fancomics and a fanart where Lysandre and Sycamore teach each other how to dance. Neither are that successful, really.
=== Fan Fiction ===
*you left the sweetest taste (in my mouth) by pleuvait, a KalosShipping one-shot where Serena is a barista at a coffee shop and Calem is a customer she pines for. Rated Teen.
*Limelight by cafejazz, a one-shot character study fic for both Elesa and Viola. Rated Gen.
== Other Pokémon Generations on Fanlore ==
# Generation I (Pokémon)
# Generation II (Pokémon)
# Generation III (Pokémon)
# Generation IV (Pokémon)
# Generation V (Pokémon)
# Generation VI (Pokémon)
# Generation VII (Pokémon)
# Generation VIII (Pokémon)
# Generation IX (Pokémon)
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:Pokémon
Generation X (X-Files story)

Generation X is an X-Files story by Julia Kosatka and Kellie Matthews-Simmons.
It was posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative in September 1994, and was one of the first stories posted there. See List of Very Early X-Files Fanfiction for similar works.
The author provided both NC-17 and PG versions.
==Author's Summary==
"Mulder and Scully are snowed in on a highway, but are rescued by a young woman with psychic powers. And as it turns out, Mulder's encounter with her may be more than a coincidence; perhaps it's all in the stars..."
==Author's Notes==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Generation X (fandom)

:You might be looking for Generation X, an X-Files fic.
Generation X is a fictional superhero team/comic book title in the Marvel Comics and is a spin-off of the X-Men.
==Canon==
Generation X first appeared in Uncanny X-Men #318 (November 1994).
The team was led by Sean Cassidy (Banshee) and Emma Frost (White Queen), and it's members include:
* Chamber, Jonothon "Jono" Starsmore
* Gaia
* M, Monet St. Croix
* Husk, Paige Guthrie
* Jubilee, Jubilation Lee
* Mondo
* Penance
* Skin, Angelo Espinosa
* Synch, Everett Thomas
In 1996, Fox created a live-action made-for-TV movie starring Finola Hughes as Emma Frost and Jeremy Ratchford as Banshee are the headmasters of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, and their students include: M, Mondo, Buff (replaced Husk in the film) and Refrax (replaced Chamber). They recruit Jubilee and Skin.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
* Emma/Sean
* Jubilee/Emma
* Jubilee/Skin
* Chamber/Husk
* Jubilee/Jono
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
* Gen X page at Ze Ball Breaker Micro-Heros Site
===Zines===
* The Academy: A Gen X Webzine
==Mailing Lists==
*GenXYearbook
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Generation X and crossover works at FFN
* Generation X works at AO3
* The Danger Grotto
* Gen X Fanfic Archive
===LJ Communities===
* sparklernsparky (Jubilee/Jonothan)
===Fansites===
* Generation neXt
* Proudstar Hall
* Kindred Spirits, originally "Tigrr's Generation X Homepage"
* GenXFans: The Generation X Mailing List
* GenX
* Generation X Link Database
==References==
*
Generation kill (LiveJournal community)

generation_kill is a Livejournal community dedicated to the HBO miniseries Generation Kill.
Everyone is welcome to post fanworks of all kinds in the community, as well as discussions, pictures, videos and media pertaining to Generation Kill.g_k profile page, Accessed on Nov 5th, 2012.
It's possibly the biggest GK community on LJ.
==Privacy Policy==
The generation_kill community has a Fight Club rule where you're not supposed to talk about GK fandom outside of the fandom. It translated into all fanworks being lockd to members-only. A reason behind this was/is that GK fandom skirts really close to RPF. This policy reflects the general approach of the fans (especially those early ones) to Generation Kill fanworks.
==Publishing Fic Wank==
In May 2012 one of the GK authors filed the serial numbers off their Generation Kill fic and published it with an indie press. As a response (possibly stemming from fear of Generation Kill fandom being "discovered" and faced with consequences) the community mods posted a separate entry to the community and instituted several rules.
The reactions of fans to the situation were mixed. A lot of them supported the mods' decision to take action in response to the publishing (setting the whole community to friendslock, setting all posts to members-only), but some fans expressed doubt if publishing fic with the serial numbers filed off really was a threat to the fandom and the community.
Unfortunately, the announcement post is members only.
==References==
Category:Generation Kill
Generation neXt

Generation neXt was a fansite for the Generation X team of the X-Men universe. It also houses a small fanfiction and fanart archive.
==Content==
* Info
** Characters Bios
** Issue Checklist
** F.A.Q.
** The Movie
** Other Movies & Shows
** The Novels
** Interviews
** Alternate Gen X
* News
* Fan-fic
* Fan Art
* Message Board (no longer online)
* Links
==Authors Archived==
* Maggie the Cat
* Skyrocket
* KayeAnne 
* Thomas Schmidt 
* Mice
* Jen Reed	
* Brian
* Ascian 
* Sel 
* Paige "Bum" McKee
* Yujon3D 
* Humber12/Blackwolf
==Fanartists Archived==
* Avatar
* Ayaka-San
* Beverka
* Chiaki
* Coyote
* Dark Claw
* {dixey}
* Duncan	
* Fionnuala
* Glockgal
* Gordon
* Irikoy
* Jen-X
* Lavender Girl
* Littlehorn	
* Mad Max
* Netlady
* Pandacrush
* Paradox
* Tigrr Wildcat
* Tina
* Tracie Mauk (Katroz)
* Yujon3D
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:Generation X
Category:1997 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Generations

"Generations" is a Forever Knight story by Imajiru. It was originally posted to the FKFIC-L mailing list, and then crossposted to www.fkfanfic.com and the author's personal website.
The story is set after third season episode, "The Human Factor", in which Janette DuCharme returns to Toronto having mysteriously regained her mortality. At the end of that episode, Nick Knight turns Janette back into a vampire. "Generations" is predicated on the idea that this would leave her ungrateful and unhappy. 
In "Generations", Janette sends a mysteriously pregnant vampire to Natalie Lambert, raising the possibility of a second cure for herself. The lore that a pregnant vampire might become mortal comes from the episode "Baby, Baby".
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Generator

Fans, recognizing the cliches in plot, scripts, canon, and fannish behavior, create "generators," activities which poke fun at these predictabilities.
Some examples:
* Our Favorite Things #10 includes a plot generator
* The Omnipotent Third Season Star Trek Script Generator
* The Official Star Trek Rumor Generator.
* Random Pairing Generator.
* Code 7 #2 contains a Starsky/Hutch fanfiction generator by Paula Smith.
* Elf Fetish has a Badslash Story Generator and a Mary Sue Story Generator.
* Telophase has created several random generators, including The Kinkfic generator, and the YA Dystopia Story Generator which has inspired a flashfic community and a commentfic meme.
*Seventh Sanctum houses many random generators, including a number relating to fandom, such as a crossover generator and a story title generator for Harry Potter.
* Hot from the Stereotypewriter Dept: So You Want to Write Trek-fic? (1980)
==A Professionals Example==
==Gallery of Some Examples==
File:Scriptgenerator.jpg|The Omnipotent Third Season Star Trek Script Generator by Jim Steele, from Warped Space #3, 1975, click to read
Image:partnersscript1.jpg|from Partners, part one
Image:partnersscript2.jpg|from Partners, part two
==References==
Generic 'Zine

You may be looking for the Generic Ad Zine.
Generic 'Zine is a multi-fandom 83-page anthology zine. 
It contains media content from Star Wars, Doctor Who, Star Trek: TOS, and Starsky & Hutch.
==Contents==
* Disclaimer; Guidelines; Reprint Consent (i)
* Editorial (ii)
* The Mix by Suzie Que (1)
* 'Light Sabers, cartoon by Jan Boll (2)
* Choice Sayings by Wood & Crow (2)
*Yuko of the Frozen Waste by Guinn Berger (3)
* Kerrious Interludes by Jan Boll (Star Wars) (Han and the Correllian clan girl) (13)
* Writer's Miniguide by The Staff (26)
* 'Ooops, cartoon by Jan Boll (28)
* Cryptograms by Kathy Wood (28)
* Colonel Who, cartoons by Jan Boll (29)
* Choice Sayings by Wood & Boll (29)
*Star Wars Word Search by Kathy Wood (30)
* Ever the Twin Shall Meet, part 1 by Jan Boll (Star Wars) (Han buys a slave girl) (32)
* Cryptogram Answers (75)
* Star Wars Word Search Answers (76)
* Disk Data (PC review by Cathi Crow (77)
* For Whom the Bell Tolls by Judy Walker (79)
* misc (82)
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1988 Zines
GenerikB

GenerikB is a Minecraft YouTuber. He founded Hermitcraft in April 2012HermitCraft Ep 1 - "I Got My Redstone Wires Crossed" but left the server in April 2013.HermitCraft Minecraft LP Ep 93 - "The Talk" He was part of Mindcrack from August 2012Minecraft Mindcrack Episode 1 - "A Reverse Walkabout" until April 2015.Mindcrack Network. 
, posted to Mindcrack Blog on 3 April 2015. (Archived 3 May 2015)
== Controversies ==
Mindcrack founder Guude accused GenerikB of breaking the law by taking sponsorships for YouTube videos without disclosing it to viewers.GuudeBoulderfist. , commented on Reddit on 26 May 2020. (Archived 06 August 2024) In 2020, GenerikB did not deny taking sponsorships but claimed to have disclosed them once it became law to do so.UncleGenny. , commented on Reddit on 15 September 2020. (Archived 02 August 2024) The sponsored videos were posted to YouTube in 2014.stevetheclimber. , commented on Reddit on 20 June 2021. (Archived 20 June 2021) In 2014, the owner of Minebrawl talked about paying the B-Team (GenerikB and BDoubleO) $2100 per episode and disregarded a comment about the lack of disclosure by the YouTubers being against FCC regulations.TevoKJ. , posted on Reddit on 21 August 2014. (Archived 26 August 2014)
Former fans have expressed disappointment upon learning about this situation.WolfWarrior001. , commented on Reddit on 07 September 2020. (Archived 06 August 2024) Furthermore, fans have also said that it explains a lot about Mindcrack's history, especially in regards to the trademarking in 2015 ("Mindcrack is changing") that lead to GenerikB and Mindcrack officially separating.Various Reddit users. , comments on Reddit post from on 30 July 2021. (Archived 06 August 2024)
In 2021, around the start of Hermitcraft Season 8, GenerikB made some Tweets and a stream that indicated his return to the Hermitcraft server. It was made clear by several members of Hermitcraft that he was not part of the server and had not been invited back. The footage from the stream had been from a fake Hermitcraft server. It is not clear what GenerikB's intention was in faking his return to the server.the_pwd_is_murder. , posted on Reddit on 20 June 2021. (Archived 02 August 2024) Hermitcraft fans expressed disappointment about GenerikB's actions.
== Fandom ==
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
== References ==
Category:MCYT
Category:Hermitcraft
Genesis

==Convention==
* The Genesis II Star Trek Con, a British Star Trek series of fan-run cons
==Fanfiction==
*Genesis (X-Files story)
*Genesis (X Factor RPF story)
==Filk==
* Genesis, a multi-fandom audio cassette tape of filks
==Fan Club==
* Genesis II, a Star Trek fan club in the UK, active in the mid-1980s through (at least) 1993
==Zines==
*Genesis, a Beauty and the Beast zine
*Genesis, a Doctor Who zine
*Genesis, a tabletop roleplay gaming zine
*Genesis, a mostly Star Trek: TOS, Star Wars, and Battlestar Galactica (1978) zine
*Genesis, a Quantum Leap zine
*Genesis, a Stargate SG-1 zine
===Star Trek Zines===
*Genesis, a Star Trek: TOS anthology published in Australia
*Genesis, a Star Trek: TOS anthology published in New York
*Genesis, a Star Trek clubzine published by Calvin Lewis and Bob Vosseller and the Constitution Chapter of Starfleet (New Jersey)
*Genesis, a Star Trek: TOS zine published in Japan
* Genesis X, a Star Trek: TOS novel by Patricia James
==Websites==
*Genesis, Cyan's Star Wars Page
==Film==
* Genesis II, a 1973 film by Gene Roddenberry
Genesis (Quantum Leap zine)

Genesis is an 87-page slash Quantum Leap anthology edited by Leah S.
The art is by R. Neville. 
Publisher's ad: 
==Contents==
* In the Beginning by Carol Zara
* Sailor to a Siren by Leah S.
* Enigma by Lee Owers-Sansome
* Killin' Me by Lee Owers-Sansome
* Time, And Love Enough by Susan Gibel
* Friendly Persuasion by Leah S.
==References==
 
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Genesis (Star Trek zine published in Australia)

Genesis is a Star Trek fanzine published in Taringa, Queensland, Australia. There are two issues, both published in 1983.
It was published every six weeks. 
==Issue 1==
Genesis 1 was published in 1983.
==Issue 2==
Genesis 2 was published in 1983.
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Genesis (Star Trek zine published in New Jersey)

Genesis is a gen clubzine published by the Constitution Chapter of Starfleet. It contains fiction, reviews, puzzles, art, and more. 
==Issue 1==
Genesis 1 was published in May 1983.
* writers: Jason Genser, James Paretti, Bob Vosseller, Earl Bartlett, Calvin Lewis, Don Curran, Alex Rosenzwieg, and Karl Roussell
* Dedication and Introduction
* The Staff of Genesis
* Outposts Attacked ("an original ST story" by Jason Genser
* reviews of the pro novels: Death's Angel, The Prometheus Design, Black Fire, The Klingon Gambit, Star Trek II Short Stories, The Entropy Effect, Vulcan, The ST Wrath of Khan Novel, Spock Must Die!, Triangle, and more 
* Project Genesis: Fact or Fiction, an analysis
* Match These Star Treks
* Spockless Star Trek, an editorial
* Eulogy for a Hybrid
* A Few Words About the First Movie
* other unknown conent
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Genesis (Star Trek zine published in New York)

Genesis is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology zine edited by Ann Becker Bennett. It is an "adult post-Search for Spock zine."
The zine contains two illos by Ann Becker Bennett.
 
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Editor's Introduction (2)
* What Might Happen Next, essay by Kathleen Woodbury ("Editor's note: After the last Star Trek movie we all formed our hopes for the future of the Enterprise crew that they would continue to serve Starfleet together and explore new worlds, discover new philosophies and learn to understand old ones. But, surely they can't just waltz into Starfleet Headquarters and say, "Whoops, sorry about stealing your starship!" Here, Kathleen Woodbury, editor of Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop Newsletter, outlines for us her views on WHAT MIGHT</U> HAPPEN NEXT.") (3)
* Even Vulcans Make Mistakes, fiction by Ann Miller (6)
* Genesis Rising, fiction by Ann Miller (9)
* Writing Star Trek Fiction: Advice from A.C. Crispin, essay by Ann Miller (20)
* The Final Straw, fiction by Ann Becker Bennett (22)
* Star Trek III Gripes, essay by Ann Miller ("Perhaps this is tacky, perhaps we should simply be grateful to have a movie at all, but who of us hasn't heard the old saying, "If something is worth doing, it's worth doing right."? Paramount, evidently. There was so much right with STIII that the first, even the second, viewing was nothing but satisfying delight. After all, we got Spock back. Still....") (23)
* Star Trek Book Reviews by Ann Miller (24)
** The Vulcan Academy Murders
** Uhura's Song
** Shadow Lord 
** Death's Angel
** Ishmael
* Remergence, fiction by Ann Becker Bennett (R-rated het, "In this very different account of Spock's difficulties after the fal tor pan, certain well-meaning Vulcans and one very feisty human female lead Spock down another path, towards something he may never have experienced before.") (26)
* Star Trek IV: The Masked Contender by Kiel Stuart (humor) (37)
==Sample Interior==
Image:genesisbennett-1.jpg
Image:genesisbennett-2.jpg
 
Category:1985 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Genesis (multimedia zine)

Genesis is a gen multifandom anthology with 39 pages. It has art by Joshua Park (front and back cover), Kate Kimura, Francis Mao, and Adam Chiu (fold-out).
From an ad in Universal Translator #24: "... a multi-media zine with an emphasis on sf. Among the characters you'll meet are T'Pon, Starfleet Commander and Spock's sister; Ranni Tattaran, the knife-wielding ex-compatriot of Han Solo; and his boss, the lady pirate, Callipe Jiin. BG and other stories included."
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* A Strange Visit to a Strange World, story by Connie Lee (Battlestar Galactica (1978)) (4)
* The Vulcan Triangle, story by Cleo St. Gillian Horvath (Star Trek: TOS) (6)
* Well, Vulcan to Vulcan - By Half, poem by I. Joan Kokolus (Star Trek: TOS) (9)
* And You Say, Captain Kirk?, poem by I. Joan Kokolus (Star Trek: TOS) (10)
* A Nightmare Revisited by Connie Lee (Battlestar Galactica) (11)
*Incorrigible by Muffey (Star Wars) (13)
* Elegy for Han Solo, poem by Cleo St. Gillian Horvath (Star Wars) (24)
* A Brand New Me, poem by Connie Lee (misc) (24)
* Extinction, graphic story by Francis Mao (original fiction) (25)
* While There's Still Time, story by Richard Pollet (Voyagers!) (29)
*Advertisements (32,38)
Image:genesis1983-1.jpg|Kate Kimura
Image:genesis1983-2.jpg|Frances Mao
Image:genesis1983-3.jpg|Joshua Park
Image:genesis1983-4.jpg|Francis Mao
Image:genesis1983-6.jpg|Francis Mao
Image:genesis1983-5.jpg|Francis Mao
Image:genesis1983-7.jpg|Adam Chiu
Image:genesis1983-8.jpg|Joshua Park
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Genesis Aftermath (Star Trek: TOS story)

Genesis Aftermath is a Kirk/Spock story by Elwyn Conway.
It was published as part of a serial in Nome.
==Series==
* A Mission's End ("Parted from Me" Book 1, Nome #5)
* Earthbound ("Parted from Me" Book 1, Nome #5)
* And Never Parted ("And Never Parted" Book 2, Nome #6, #7, #8)
* Never and Always ("Never and Always" Book 3 is made up of two stories, "What Are Friends For?" and "When Legends Meet," Nome #9)
* Touching and Touched (Nome #10)
* Genesis Aftermath (Nome #11)
==Summary==
"McCoy is drawn to Kirkʼs apartment and is unknowingly used by Kirk to be with his lover again."
==The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Writer==
In the 1980s, the large distance between the United States and Australia, the latter where Elwyn Conway lived, was made even more vast by the fact that before today's almost instantaneous fannish communication, fans had to rely on the extremely expensive long-distance phone call and/or the handwritten letter which took weeks to arrive at its destination. This meant that for Conway, feedback was slow and sparse, if present in any great amount at all. Considering that this series was written over at least a six-year period, it is amazing that she persevered as she did.
In 1988, Conway sent this letter to Nome #11's newly established LoC feature: 
==The End of the Road==
From the editorial in Nome #11: 
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Genesis II (fan club)

You may be looking for the Gene Roddenberry film, Genesis II.
Genesis II was a UK Star Trek fan club out of Burmingham, UK. 
It, among other things, published four-six newsletters a year. There were at least 43 issues, with some being double issues.
The club also sponsored the con Genesis as well as T'Kon
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Genesis II (film)

You may be looking for the fan club, Genesis II.
Genesis II is a 1973 television film by Gene Roddenberry, a pilot of proposed series.
It was much anticipated and promoted by Star Trek: TOS fans who were eager for more science fiction, and who wanted to support Roddenberry.
Three of the female stars would have added interest for media fans: Mariette Hartley and Majel Barrett (Star Trek fans) and Lynn Marta (Starsky & Hutch fans). Mariette Hartley played a character with two belly buttons, which Gene Roddenbery showed deliberately as a way to protest against TV censors who had censored Hartley showing her belly button in All Our Yesterdays (an episode of the original Star Trek TV series). 
Genesis II did not get picked up and turned into the television series. Roddenberry reworked the material into a second pilot, Planet Earth. 
Years later, the name "Dylan Hunt" and many ideas from Genesis II were used in Andromeda. 
 
==Also See==
* Genesis II
* Planet Earth
* The Questor Tapes 
* Spectre
* Strange New World
==Fan Comments==
===1973===
 
 
===1974===
==Meta==
* by Herbie J. Pilato (Aug 11, 2020) (discusses "Genesis II," Planet Earth, Questor, Spectre, and Strange New World
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
Genesis Project

Genesis Project was the first zine published by the fan club U.S.S. Sirius.
From an ad in Dr. McCoy's Medical Log: "Spock's death, or is he dead? Ship's first zine is 1980 pages plus and full of ship's member contributions of fine artwork, stories and poems. Mimeo/photocopy. $5.00."
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
Genesis X

Genesis X is a 165-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Patricia James. 
From an ad in Universal Translator #24: "... recounts the events immediately following the formation of the Genesis planet: a virus infection is created by the Genesis Effect, and Kirk, he and his crew dying, seeks the help of the Guardian of Forever. Can recent events be changed?" 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
===1989===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Genghis Khan (music video)

Genghis Khan is a music video by Swedish electropop band Miike Snow which has developed a microfandom. The story involves a villain and a James Bond-esque spy falling in love while being enemies. The setting is occasionally used as an alternate universe for other fandoms.
==Fandom==
Genghis Khan is commonly nominated for exchanges, and is a perennial fandom in the Yuletide exchange. 
===Shipping===
*Gold Nose Villain/Secret Agent
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Pas de Deux by icarus_chained (2016)
===As An AU===
*A Certain Historical Accuracy by out_there (Kingsman, 2016)
==Fannish Links== 
*Genghis Khan - Miike Snow (Music Video) tag on AO3
Category:Song Fandoms