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Futility

Futility is a BtVS/X-Files crossover story by wax jism.
Summary: Alex Krycek impacts with Oz. Oh, and Xander's lurking in some alley, don't ask me why. It's slash, so begone, bigots and children.Futility story page. (Accessed 21 October 2019)
The story was originally posted in five parts:
*Take Me Away
*Sweet Hay
*Dreaming Is For Moonrise
*Then There Were
*Let Me Count The Ways
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:X-Files Crossover Fanfiction
Category:Buffyverse Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2000s
Futura

Futura was an early Star Wars Australian fan club, and was part of the Guild of Adelaide Star Warriors. It appears to have also been associated in some way with USS Atlantis Productions.
At least one of this club's publications, Empire Star, began with this club before being absorbed by Nut Hatch Press.
From the 1978 editorial of Empire Star #1: 
Category:Star Wars Fan Clubs
Category: 1978 Fan Clubs
Futurama

Futurama is an American adult animated science fiction sitcom that first aired on Fox before later Cartoon Network and finally Comedy Central.
==Canon==
:Philip Fry is a 25-year-old pizza delivery boy whose life is going nowhere. When he accidentally freezes himself on December 31, 1999, he wakes up 1,000 years in the future and has a chance to make a fresh start. He goes to work for the Planet Express Corporation, a futuristic delivery service that transports packages to all five quadrants of the universe. His companions include the delivery ship's captain, Leela, a beautiful one-eyed female alien who kicks some serious butt, and Bender, a robot with very human flaws. 
==Fandom==
=== Shipping ===
==== Canon ====
* Freela (Philip J. Fry/Turanga Leela)
==== Non-Canon ====
* Frender (Philip J. Fry/Bender Rodriguez) 
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by pcholkachai, 2023
===Fanfiction===
* The How of Fry by Allen Tanner
* Glee Club By Debchan (on Wayback)
===Vids===
* CITIHALL, a meta vid.
==Gallery==
File:The Abduction of Fry by SchuttArt.jpg|The Abduction of Fry by SchuttArt (2017) – Bender reaching toward Fry, based on The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo.
File:The Birth of Futurama by slavebonesfreak.jpg|The Birth of Futurama by slavebonesfreak (2017) – An imitation of The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli with Leela as Venus.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Futurama works at FFN
* Futurama works at AO3
* Futurama works at MediaMiner
* Futurama/Buffyverse Crossovers at Twisting the Hellmouth
* Futurama Madhouse.net
* Got Futurama.com
* Futurama Fanfic Recs @ TV Tropes.org
==Resources==
* The Infosphere, the Futurama Wiki
==References==
Category:Futurama
Future Imperfect (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Future Imperfect is a slash K/S Star Trek: TOS novel by Elise Madrid. The art is by Lorraine Brevig and Virginia Sky. 
Artwork has been uploaded to Fanlore with the publisher's permission. 
==Summaries==
Summary from the publisher: "In the ruins of one world, two men of different planets meet. One looks to the future, one to the past. But as their lives intertwine, they find that their happiness is dependent on the past that one seeks and the future the other fights for.''
Summary by Gilda F: "Spock travels to Earth to discover how the planet managed to save itself from ecological devastation."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:2010 Zines
Future Leaders of Nowhere

Future Leaders of Nowhere by PenniesDropping is a Clexa fanfiction that was originally hosted on Archive of Our Own. It is a coming of age High School AU in which Clarke and Lexa are students from rival schools who meet at a leadership camp.FUTURE LEADERS OF NOWHERE by PenniesDropping on CLEXA FANFICTION AO3 FEED. May 21, 2016. Archived version. The fic was not completed before it was deleted from AO3 so that it could be republished as an original Young Adult novel with the serial numbers filed off. In the commercial version, Clarke and Lexa's names were changed to Finn and Willa respectively.FUTURE LEADERS OF NOWHERE BY EMILY O'BEIRNE on Ylva Publishing. Archived version.
The original summary from AO3:
The published novel was recommended by Teen Vogue and Book Riot; it was followed by a sequel, All the Ways to Here.ALL THE WAYS TO HERE BY EMILY O'BEIRNE on Ylva Publishing. Archived version.
==Book Dedication==
==Reactions and Reviews==
Of the published novel:
==Fanworks==
Of the published novel:
*Moodboard by hardfeelingsmp3
*Moodboard by alyssafarshot
*Moodboard #1 by celiastjames
*Moodboard #2 by celiastjames
==References==
Category:Clexa Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction‎
Future Perfect

Future Perfect is a gen Quantum Leap story written by Tony Perrault.
It was posted to alt.tv.quantum-leap.creative in 1993. 
==Summary==
Sam leaps to Scotland in 1023 AD. 
==Author's Notes==
==Parts==
* part 1
* part 2
* part 3
* part 4
* part 5
* part 6
* part 7
* part 8
* part 9
* part 10
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction
Future Pluperfect

Future Pluperfect is an X-Men Comicverse story by Domenika Marzione‎‎. It was one of her first X-Men fics and was nominated for several awards. The story involves original character Mirrin, a time-traveller from Cable's future, who recruits Gambit from his abandonment in Antarctica to help her in preventing a dark threat from the future.
The story is told in 32 chapters and was completed some time in 2002.
== Fan Reaction ==
Fanfiction.net reviews
==Awards==
CBFFAs
*2002 - Best X (Other)
*2003 - nominated for:
**Best Adventure
**Best X-Men
**Fanfic Hall of Fame
== References ==
Category: Gen Fanfiction
Category: 2001 Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction
Future Science Fiction and Science Fiction Stories

Future Science Fiction and Science Fiction Stories were two zines that were published under various names and at some points combined into one zine. Charles Hornig was the original editor, and in 1941 Robert A. W. Lowndes took over until the magazines' end.
== Reviews ==
Category:1939 Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:1950 Zines
Category:1950s Zines
Category:1960 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Future Shock

Category:Fanfiction
Category:Terminator
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Future Shock (or Future Shock - Cameron AKA Nobody - TSCC Season 3) is a Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Season Rewrite published by Nobody_TOK715 to Archive of Our Own and Fanfiction.net. Tagged "Longest Story Ever," it has the highest word count of any work on AO3 as of Nov 2022, with 150,000 hits but only 134 kudos. It continues to be updated regularly.
Future Shock is a companion to the shorter work Outsider, written by the same author, which is now over 83,000 words and 700 chapters on AO3 and 100,000 words over 830 chapters on FFN. Nobody's replies frequently state that "the real stories are Cameron's rhythmic short stories," referring to that.https://archiveofourown.org/comments/553181973
The FFN upload, which is now titled "More Future Shock - Cameron AKA Nobody (Expanded Edition)," is where the fic was originally published. The author's bio says that "Future Shock was 'complete' at several different chapters. It actually ended at Chapter 150. It could also have ended at Chapter 100 or Chapter 101. Chapter 267 could have been another ending. Chapter 483 would have been another way to end the story. So if anyone 'needs' a complete story, stop at one of those chapters or read the thousands of chapters that follow as bonus chapters."https://fanfiction.net/u/8418312/?a=b
Category:2016 Fanfiction
Future Steps

Future Steps is a 153-page het Janeway/Chakotay anthology of fiction by E. Catherine Tobler
Summary from the publisher: " Voyager has crashed and some crewmembers are missing...or dead...including Kes and...Chakotay. Six stories dealing with the aftermath of these disasters. The first story "Bones of my People" was voted best Janeway/Chakotay story for 1997 by the fanfic writers and readers of the alt.startrek.creative newsgroup. Color cover by Sophia Kelly Shultz. Graphics by YPO Plus."
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Future Tense (Supernatural story)

Future Tense is a Supernatural Wincest story written by selecasharp. The story was written as part of the help_haiti charity auction. It was selected to be part of petite madame's J2-S&D Calendar Wallpaper Project.
Summary: While on a case, Sam and Dean are given a vision of the future - a future in which they've stopped the apocalypse and are now, apparently, involved. Dean's convinced that it's another trick and insists that they forget it, but Sam can't let it - any of it - go.
==Reactions/Reviews==
==Fan Art Gallery==
Below is a some of the fanart created for this story.
File:LightthesparksBanner3-2.jpg|banner design by Lightthesparks. This was part of the original charity collection. Art post is herearchive.today URL
File:Pixymisaoriginal.jpg|another banner released with the original charity story. artist: Pixymisa
File:Futuretense1920x1200q.jpg|artwork designed later for petite madame's J2-S&D Calendar Wallpaper Project. She writes: "This scene is at the beginning on the story, in the first pages. It represents Sam's meeting with a Tree Spirit while on a hunt. This meeting will change the brothers' lives forever."
File:Futuretense672 3.jpg|the same picture as it appeared at the top of the calendar page
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Future Wings

Future Wings is a gen Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars 122-page fanzine. The zine may have been the first (and only) Star Trek zine to be compiled by women in The Royal Canadian Air Force. 
The second issue is called Future Wings Flypast. There was to be a third issue called "Future Wings Front Row Center" but that one never made it off the ground.
The editor notes: "This fanzine contains some sexually explicate (sic) material, concepts and language which may be offensive to some. PLEASE READ AT YOUR OWN RISK... Hans Dietrich, Shivana Lin, Pickles and The Scope Wizard are pen names. The author regrests she cannot disclose individual addresses, but will happily forward mail if requested."
==Issue 1==
Future Wings was published in 1978 and contains 122 pages. It has art by Hans Dietrich and Carrie Rowles.
From a 1979 ad: 
From the editorial: 
* Meet the Crew by Hans Dietrich (6) (pseud)
* Lasse Virin Narrates (19)
* Dear Darth! by Carrie Rowles (20)
* Lesse Viri's First Grueling Moments Aboard the USS Enterprise by Shivana Lin (21)
* Dear Darth! by Carie Rowles (24)
* Fuzzy Adams, Space Priest, or, An Exercise in Futility by Hans Dietrich (26)
* Lecherous Limericks by The Scope Wizard (61) (pseud)
* Ensign Sassafras by Carrie Rowles (64)
* Strategy & Tactics by Shivana Lin (65) (pseud)
* Dear Darth! by Carie Rowles (67)
* Bitter Avatar by Hans Dietrich (73)
*Rupert's Xmas by Hans Dietrich (101)
* Dear Darth! by Carie Rowles (110)
* And a Child Shall Lead Them by Pickles (111) (pseud)
* Images by Hans Dietrich and Carrie Rowles (113)
* Future Wings by Hans Dietrich (122)
Image:futurewings1-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:futurewings1-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:futurewings1-3.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:futurewings1-4.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:futurewings1-5.jpg|inside page from issue #1
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Future Wings Flypast was published in 1979 and contains 140 pages. It has art by Hans Dietrich, Carrie Rowles and Lloyd Penney.
* The Sword in the Can by Hans Dietrich (6)
* The Wino and the Astronaut by Pickles (29)
* Time for a Paws by Damon Hill (32)
* Decreed by Higher Authority by Hans Dietrich (33)
* Hue and Cry by the Scope Wizard (47)
* Rebellion by Kim-Maureen McKinstry (49)
* Ensign Sassafras by Carrie Rowles(59)
* The Better Part of Valor by Damon Hill (61)
* Soliloquy by Prince Tchar (61)
* Canadian Corner (63)
* Lecherous Limericks by the Scope Wizard (77)
* Red Magic by Shivana Lin (81)
* Paws of the Sith Lord by Pickles (93) (Star Wars)
* Dear Darth by Carrie Rowles (105)
* ... Not Quite a Love Story by Damon Hill (106)
* Funny Pages (110)
* Helen by the Scope Wizard (127)
* Afterburners! (140)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Futuremania

Futuremania.de is probably the most comprehensive German-language fan site on Edmond Hamilton's science fiction (space opera) series "Captain Future". It was created end of March 2003 by Futuremania-Curtis and is still operated and run by him to this day.
The site offers much more than a simple data collection – with its analyses, views and insights (as well as lots of sources) it also places the series into a broader context.
== Contents ==
The site presents Information on the Captain Future pulp series' origins as well as on the Japanese anime (and the heavily cut German version), complete with lots of background information, a bibliography section (covering the pulps' German, Japanese and US-American issues), an in-depth data collection on Future‘s space ship, the „COMET“, an episode guide, a glossary and a news section. It also features analyses, e.g. on the Captain‘s iconic space suit/armour or the series‘ visual design and, since October 2023, also a detailed comparison of the anime episodes with their corresponding pulp novels.
== History ==
Futuremania first went live on the „captainfuture.org“ domain. On gaining impetus and for copyright reasons, a switch seemed inevitable, so that the site shortly after go-live left the .org domain in order to move to a domain with a truly corresponding name, „futuremania.de“. A new frame-less design which is also usable on mobile devices was applied in 2016.
Its content originally was based on the Florian Bauman CF FAQ (with Baumann‘s permission), but soon expanded to analyses and additional background information. Also the idea of a Captain Future movie first was brought up by and discussed in Futuremania‘s own little forum before making its way into other portals, forums and discussion groups.
== Activities ==
Futuremania not only wants to drum up for the series (pulps and animé) but also to draw attention to the fact that „Captain Future“ surely isn‘t „childrens‘ stuff“ but definitely one of the great Space Opera epics instead. Therefore, it is present with a Captain Future stand on selected conventions such as the „Science Fiction Treffen Speyer“ (annual German scifi convention at the Speyer Museum of Technics) since 2015 and thus offers not only a virtual but also a physical port of call for fans.
The site is also present on social mediaFuturemania on Facebook where it's posting news regarding the franchise and the fandom.
== Pics ==
File:Screenshot_futuremania.jpg|Screenshot of Futuremania‘s front page
Category:Captain Future
Category:German-Speaking Fandom
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Websites‏‎ 
Category:German-Language Websites
Category:Captain Future
Category:2003 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:2020s Websites
Futuremania-Curtis

==About...==
Futuremania-Curtis aka Arne Sitzius is a die-hard Captain Future fan from the outset (when the show first aired in Germany). He grew up with „Star Trek TOS“, „Space:1999“, „Perry Rhodan“ and „Star Wars“, loves old science fiction (especially space opera) and fantasy (LOTR), but most of all talking and writing about his favourite fandom. 
Since there is no such thing as fan clubs or any kind of „organization“ amongst CF fans, he not only wants to drum up for the series but also to draw attention to the fact that Edmond Hamiltons „Captain Future“ series definitely is one of the great space epics...
==Fan Activity==
In 2003, he created Futuremania, a text-laden Captain Future fan site which provides background information and analyses (meta) on the TV series as well as on the resp. pulps. The site (which grew over the years) is still operated and run by him to this day.
====Other fannish activities====
* present at the annual SciFi Meetings, Technik-Museum Speyer, with a "Captain Future" info stand/booth (since 2015)
* Pod-guest at "Cine Entertainment Talk" on the "Captain Future" series, December 2020 (Dec. 2020)
* Presentations/lectures on the series' origins: "Captain Future - From the Pulps to the Animé" (Jan. 2024, Jan. 2025), Technik-Museum Speyer
==Notes/References==
==Pictures==
Category:German-Speaking Fandom
Category:Captain Future
Futurespeak: A Fan's Guide to the Language of Science Fiction

Futurespeak: A Fan's Guide to the Language of Science Fiction is a 408-page book by Roberta Rogow.
It was originally published by Other World Books, then by Paragon House.
In 1989, Roberta Rogow referred to her new project which, at the time, was called "Futurespeak: A Dictionary of Science Fiction." Grip #34 
==A Description==
From 1991 ad in The Clipper Trade Ship: 
From Goodreads (undated): 
==One Sample Entry== 
The entry for slash fiction: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1991 Meta
Futuria Fantasia

Futuria Fantasia was a zine created and edited by Ray Bradbury. Initially targeted at members of the LASFL, Futuria Fantasia ran for four issues before running out of funding.
== Reviews ==
Co-editors Morojo and Forrest J Ackerman of Voice of the Imagi-Nation recommended Futuria Fantasia to Georges H. Gallet in a letter responding to the article Newts in Science Fiction. They described it as being "particularly [sexually] frank in its pictorial aspects".
Voice of the Imagi-Nation also printed some reviews sent to Bradbury in issue 4 of VOM. Jack Chapman Miske, editor of Chaos, wrote,
Henry Hasse reviewed issue 2 in full:
Category:1939 Zines
Category:1940 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Futurian War Digest

Futurian War Digest was a science fiction zine published in England from 1940 to 1945. It was published regularly for 39 issues despite the Blitz and paper shortages. Many other zines were bundled along with it"Futurian War Digest" from Fancyclopedia3:
* Bibliofan
* British Fantasy Society Bulletin
* Cosmic Cuts -- Gordon Holbrow
* Cosmos -- J. Edward Rennison
* Dawn Shadows -- James Parkhill Rathbone
* Delirium Tremens -- Dennis Tucker
* Fan Dance -- Sam Youd
* Galaxy -- Terry Overton
* The Gentlest Art -- Douglas Webster
* He Said -- Ron Holmes
* Interplanetary News -- Dennis Tucker
* Lamppost
* Mighty Atom -- R. Rowland Johnson
* Moonshine -- John F. Burke
* Review Section -- Ron Holmes
* Sands of Time -- Ted Carnell
* Tin Tacks -- Donald J. Doughty
* Trivia -- J. E. Rennison
* Zenith -- Harry Turner and Marion Eadie
== Reviews ==
== References ==
Category:1940 Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Fuufu no Itonami

Fuufu no Itonami (夫婦の営み, "Life of a Married Couple") is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Sisters of Franders. It features the Sirius x Lupin pairing and is based on Order of the Phoenix canon.
Image:Fuufu no Itonami front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Fuufu no Itonami back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Fuufu no Itonami sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Fuumin

Fuumin was one of the most popular TPM artists. Unlike most Japanese artists, whose doujinshi are scanlated without permission (or even the artist's knowledge), Fuumin was actually involved in western TPM fandom and sold her doujinshi directly to English-speaking fans, sometimes including simple English translations with them. She also provided artwork for some English-language zines.
==Doujinshi/Zines==
Fuumin publishes her doujinshi under the circle name Super Wild Velvet. She refers to her work as "doujinshi" (同人誌) in Japanese and as "fanzines" in English. All of her doujinshi have English titles, with only one having an alternate Japanese title.
Note: the dates sometimes don't line up Fuumin's statement of chronology in the doujinshis themselves.
* The Fatal Kiss (1st publication) (1999 or 2000)
* Hot Jedi Knight (2nd publication) (2000)
* Cruel (2001)
* Attack Of The Masters (4th publication) (2002)
* The Door (3rd publication) (2002)
* Qui-Gon & Obi-Wan F.F 69 (2003)
* Love And The Force (6th publication) (2004)
* The Lust Behind The Mask (もしくは、仮面の告白 moshiku wa, kamen no kokuhaku) (7th publication) (2004)
* We Are The Lincoln Boys (2006)
* Guys and Boys (2006)
==Artwork==
A gallery of her artwork can be found at her website. Here are some examples:
Image:Fuumin_cover_force_diff_color_dark_small.jpg|Cover of Force of a Different Color
Image:Fuumin snapshots cover 1999 SNS small.jpg|Cover of Snapshots 1999
Image:Fuumin cover buyingtroule small.jpg|Cover of Buying Trouble
Image:Fuumin attack masters librarything.jpg|Cover of Attack Of The Masters
Image:Fuumin QOFF cover72th.jpg|Cover of Qui-Gon & Obi-Wan F.F 69
Image:Fuumin the door librarything.jpg|Cover of The Door
Image:Beginnings.jpg|Cover of Beginnings #1
Image:Artthumb.jpg|Illustration in Beginnings #1
Image:Bluethumb.jpg|Illustration in Beginnings #1
Image:Fuumin cover beginnings2.jpg|Cover of Beginnings #2
Image:Fuumin guys boys-coverth.jpg|Cover of Guys and Boys
Image:Fumin lincolnboyscoverth.jpg|Cover of We Are The Lincoln Boys
Image:Fuumin thelustcover.jpg|Cover of The Lust Behind The Mask
Image:Fuumin love force overth.jpg|Cover of Love And The Force
Image:Fuumin Cruel cover.jpg|Cover of Cruel
Image:Hot jedi knight librarything.jpg|Cover of Hot Jedi Knight
Image:Warrior heart 1 unedited fuumin.jpeg|Cover of The Warrior's Heart #1 
Image:Warrior heart 1 by fuumin 2.jpeg|interior art for The Warrior's Heart #1 
File:Art by fuumin.jpg|interior art from Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experience
Category:Doujinshi Circles & Doujinka
Category:Fanartists
Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu

Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu is a student from Dangan Ronpa. He is a prominent character within the series and popular with fans. Kuzuryu debuted in the second game of the series, Dangan Ronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, and he also played a significant role in Dangan Ronpa 3: End of Hope's Peak High School.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
TBA
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
TBA
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
TBA
==Relationships==
This is purposefully an incomplete list, as Kuzuryu is shipped with much of Dangan Ronpa's cast. Please add any notable relationships in fanworks if they are missing.
The order seen should be what's most popular unless marked with "possibly." ENG portmanteaus are also subject to change. Relationships listed fall into GL, NL, BL, Poly, Combi or Cargo.
With... 	Full Label 	Type 	Portmanteau / Phrase	Kanji or Katakana 	Information
Peko Pekoyama 	Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Peko Pekoyama 	NL 	Kuzupeko 	クズペコ (Kuzupeko) 	(Seen on its page.)
Kazuichi Souda 	Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Kazuichi Souda	BL 	Kuzusouda 	左右冬 (Soufuyu) 	(Seen on its page.)
Mahiru Koizumi 	Mahiru Koizumi/Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu	NL 	Koizuryuu 	(n/a) 	(n/a)
Hajime Hinata 	Hajime Hinata/Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu 	BL 	Kuzuhina 	日冬 (Hinafuyu or Hifuyu) 	(Seen on its page.)
Nagito Komaeda 	Nagito Komaeda/Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu	BL 	Kuzukoma 	コマクズ (Komakuzu) 	(Seen on its page.)
Natsumi Kuzuryu	Fuyuhiko & Natsumi 	Combi	Kuzuryu Siblings 	(n/a) 	Natsumi had a strong bond with her brother before being murdered pre-game.
Gundham Tanaka 	Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Gundham Tanaka	BL 	Kuzudam 	(n/a) 	(n/a)
Nekomaru Nidai 	Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Nekomaru Nidai	BL 	Fuyumaru 	弐冬 (Nifuyu) 	(n/a)
Chiaki Nanami 	Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Chiaki Nanami 	NL 	Kuzunami 	(n/a) 	(n/a)
==Example/Notable Fanac==
[fanworks of all kinds, ask blogs, online communities, archives]
TBA
==References/Further Reading==
* on Danganronpa Wiki
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
Category:Dangan Ronpa Characters