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Model Building

Model building or model making is the craft of constructing 3D models of fannish subjects. It ranges from Blue Peter style models made out of discarded items such as plastic bottles and egg cartons, through Lego models and paper mache, to professional-looking models using balsa wood & tissue, metal, perspex, and other materials. 
The activity was very common in some older science fiction fandoms, and model making is a standard panel at some sf conventions, such as Redemption. Model making is a popular activity outside fandom; many modellers make both fannish & mundane subjects, and display fannish models to a mundane audience.
An early example of this hobby in fiction is the novel The Magic City (1910) by Edith Nesbit, in which a boy builds an elaborate model of a city from household objects then is magically transported into it. Nesbit had previously written at least one article about constructing such models.
==Examples==
*In Blake's 7, models of the spaceship Liberator and of the crew's weapons & teleport bracelets are commonly made. For example, Kevin Davies made various professional-looking models.Hermit: Props (accessed 11 September 2012) 
* Bluewolfen has made The Loft from The Sentinel.Bluewolfen's Bothy: The Loft
* Chris Wheatley makes spaceships from Star Trek & Star Wars.Chris Wheatley's Models: Sci Fi (accessed 11 September 2012)
* Lego models of the Liberator & a building from The Prisoner.Scottish Legofest 2003 (accessed 11 September 2012)
==References==
Category:Crafts
Modems of the Queen

Modems of the Queen was a Mercedes Lackey fan community on GEnie.
Both Mercedes Lackey and her husband Larry Dixon were participants at least until 1997. "But like the old Modems of the Queen back in the days of GEnie, the topic drift does get rather fast at times, almost riptide levels. Just get used to it, and you'll be fine. Unlike the halcyon days of GEnie, we don't have access directly to Misty and Larry..." -- comment by Tal Greywolf, May 11, 1997 at Mercedes Discussion? 
==About==
==Fan Comments==
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==References==
Category:Mercedes Lackey
Category:1990s
Moderator

A moderator is a person who directs an online fannish activity. The term is used to refer to those who control challenges, journal communities, message boards, mailing lists, etc. It is common to pre-pend the type of activity to the term, when speaking of a particular person or activity, e.g. listmod, challengemod, etc.
A person is often the mod because they control the webspace or software used to host and enact the activity, or because they are the compiler of information about the participants and the direction of the activity, e.g. in a challenge, participants may submit their sign up information to the mod so they can receive a challenge assignment.
When multiple people share the moderation duties, they are referred to as co-mods. This co-moderation may or may not reflect equal status and responsibility between moderators.
==Challenge and exchange mods==
Exchange mods arrange nominations, collect sign up information, distribute assignments, and make sure all participants get appropriate gifts, which includes checking for DNWs, spitefic, and picklefic and sending out pinch hits if participants default on their assignment.
Category:Glossary Category:Fan Activities
Modern Solo Adventures

Modern Solo Adventures is a series of humorous Star Wars manip AU Gif sets created by mamalazzer (also known as mamalaz). They follows the adventures of Ben Solo in a modern AU using same-actor fusion. Occasional "Retro Adventures," using footage from the original trilogy, recount the adventures of Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa, Han Solo, and Darth Vader before Ben's birth.
A video adaptation by brukaoru can be found on YouTube.
==Common Tropes==
* Ben insists on being called "Kylo Ren" and the "Knights of Ren" are a "boy band". Ben frequently wears the Kylo Ren robes and mask, though it is unclear whether his professed desire for world domination is serious.
* Chewbacca is the family dog (a golden retriever) and the "Falcon" is Han's sports car, which he usually does not let Ben drive.
* Ben adores his mother, but is actively homicidal against his father. That does not stop him from being insanely jealous Han's relationships with Rey and Poe Dameron.
* Ben's hero-worship of Vader frequently leads to humorous extremes, such as being arrested for tagging a building with Vader's name.
* Both Han and Vader are fond of making "dad jokes," to the chagrin of their offspring.
* Vader is extremely overprotective of Luke and Leia, and does not approve of Leia's relationship with Han.
==Examples==
* - "Han goes missing when visiting his son. Unsurprising, Kylo has something to do with his disappearance."
* - "Han organises a playdate of sorts so his son can finally make friends. It doesn’t go well."
* - "Kylo hates his father. That doesn’t mean he wants anyone else stealing him away from him."
* - "Young Kylo gets sidetracked and tries to emulate his grandfather. Han reacts the way he usually does."
* - Hux asks Leia if Kylo can come out to play.
==Reactions==
After the series gained a following on Tumblr in 2016 following the release of The Force Awakens, it was covered by many pop-culture websites and blogs. A Buzzfeed article about the series summed up their conclusion in its title: "A Tumblr Has Been Imagining Kylo Ren Living At Home With Han And Leia And It's So Perfect".A Tumblr Has Been Imagining Kylo Ren Living At Home With Han And Leia And It's So Perfect While echoing Buzzfeed's conclusion, PopSugar noted the connection between this and other contemporaneous online-based Kylo fanworks, such as the Emo Kylo Ren Twitter account.This Is the Amazing Kylo Ren Backstory You've Been Waiting For - PopSugar article by Ann-Marie Alcántara, June 3, 2016.
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy
Category:2011 Tumblr
Category:2011 Fanworks
Modern fandom went awry (essay)

Modern fandom went awry is a short meta essay by enigmaticpink that was posted to Tumblr on May 15, 2021. By July 26, 2021 it had accumulated over 32,000 reblogs and notes.
==Essay==
The Original Essay:
Follow-up Posts:
==Reactions==
===Use Platform Tools To Curate Your Space===
===Tag, Tag, Tag===
===What Did People Do Before Tumblr and AO3?===
===We Are Powerless Against The Algorithms===
===How To Live Better In Fandom Spaces===
===Fandom Is About The 'Feels===
===For Some It Is About The Trolling===
===For Others It Is The Bullying And Othering===
===Sometimes It Isn't About Seeking Out What You Hate===
===Other Deep Thoughts===
==References==
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:2021 Meta
Modesty Blaise (character)

Modesty Blaise is the protagonist of the Modesty Blaise fandom.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
In terms of fanfiction, the Modesty Blaise fandom appears to be a microfandom, with just 24 works in the fandom in total on Archive of Our Own, 21 of which are tagged with Modesty Blaise as a character. However, fan art seems to be more popular, and there have been communities and fan groups for the fandom over the years, which included discussions of the character. 
===Shipping===
==Fanworks==
===Embroidery===
* I kept my embroidery machine busy this weekend. by northoftheroad
===Fanart===
* Thank you Modesty Blaise for being that cool. by nguenclub
* Modesty Blaise by Loopydave's
* Modesty Blaise by Nevaart
* the woman of my dreams by artofsumitkumar
===Meme===
* lamenting Modesty's new boyfriend by ilthit
==Links==
*Wikipedia:Modesty Blaise
*Modesty Blaise works on AO3
*Modesty Blaise tag at Tumblr
*Archive link for the modestyblaise Yahoo! GroupUnfortunately, the group was unable to be archived fully as part of the Internet Archive during the effort to preserve Yahoo! Groups
*Introduction to Modesty Blaise by Gretchen Kopmanis
==References and Notes==
Category:Modesty Blaise
Modooborahae

Modooborahae is a fan translator for the South Korean band BTS who has been translating since November 2018. She is best known for her translation of Korean business articles and articles about BTS. Her translations are mainly on her Twitter account. From and about the BTS members, she translates and updates on:
*Twitter posts
*Instagram posts
*Weverse posts
*Articles
*Interviews
*Official posts from BigHit Music Entertainment
*TV show spotlights
*Posts from celebrities about BTS
Modooborahae uses her account for both translations and as a regular fan account to tweet her thoughts, life updates, and retweet fanart.
She is also one of the translators who participated in the White Paper Project.
==Impact==
Bora's translations have been featured in media articles. 
She also has presence as a public figure and speaks beyond topics about BTS such as cultural appropriation issues and xenophobia.
== References ==
Category:Fan Translators
Category:Fans
Moe

Moe or Moé (萌え, meaning budding, crush, infatuation) is a Japanese slang term for a "crush" or interest in certain types of "cute" characters in anime, manga, and video games. Moé is also the type of "cute" character being crushed on. The term has carried over into English-language anime/manga fandom. 
The origins of the term are unknown, but it developed through fandom (not through the industry). "Moé" literally means "budding," as in a budding crush, or as in a flowering girl or growing boy. It's also pronounced the same as the word for "burning" (燃え), such as a passionate love for such characters.
There is some disagreement on the exact definition or nuances of meaning. Interest or fetishization of moé characters is sometimes linked to lolicon or shotacon, which can lead to wank regarding the definition; some argue that moé is strictly a non-sexual interest in these characters. But "moé" is nonetheless widely used around hentai fandom, such as for the hentai website Doujin-Moe.us (warning for hentai).
:I don't think anyone really knows what moe means, which makes it harder to discuss. It's like emo - it may have started out with a fairly precise meaning, which most people seem put forward as being something like "they're so cute you want to protect them", but that doesn't really reflect the current usage, or the fact that there's a huge overlap with other genres/fetishes. 
:- anon 
Moé can refer to both male and female characters, to be enjoyed by male and female fans. But it is predominantly applied to female characters and more often considered to be for heterosexual male fans.
==Fanworks==
* In Ano Hi no Fuukei, doujinka Mutsumix designs the characters as catboys and plays with the idea of moé in the story: at one point, Itachi tells his brother Sasuke that he needs more "moé endings" and then instructs Sasuke to end his sentences with "meow" to be more moé.
==Criticisms==
:[I'm highly], highly uncomfortable with [moé]. I have a hard time not reading the glorification of innocence and childlike-ness in women as being symptomatic of cultural devaluation of women's agency. Correlating womanhood with innocence carries the implication that like a child, she doesn't know what is good for her. And that's not even getting into the fact that the concept is becoming increasingly eroticized. 
:- anon 
:Like, I'm totally fine with guys enjoying moe stuff non-sexually just because they like girly things in general and moe is actually a somewhat socially acceptable for guys to like, and I'm fine with guys openly enjoying moe stuff because it's what hits their id when they fully admit to moe as a fetish. Where it gets ick is when there's obviously some fetishization going on because all they like is moe and they'll never meet a girl as perfect as this or that character, but it's all totally innocent, really. 
:- anon 
==External Resources==
* Moe at Wikipedia
* Discussion of moe at FFA
Category:Character Archetypes
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom Glossary
Moebius Theatre Presents: Stage Wars, or Who's Biggs?

Moebius Theatre Presents: Stage Wars, or Who's Biggs? is a 31-page gen Star Wars script plus illos of a con skit that was performed at WindyCon in 1977.
The zine has cartoons by Phil Foglio. Its price was "2 Doodahs." It has stiff covers and is staple-bound.
==About the Play, and the Zine==
==Inside Sample from the Zine==
Image:whosbiggs-1.jpg|inside page
Image:whosbiggs-2.jpg|inside page
==Original Cast Members==
ORIGINAL AND REPRISE CAST MEMBERS:
Tim Allen, Chip Bestler, Leah Bestler, E. Michael Blake, John J. Buckley Jr., Marty Coady, Phil Foglio, Dave Inhat, Alice Insley, Angel Insley, Marco Mendez, Charles Ott, Doug Price, Doug Rice, Thalia St. Lewis, Kurt Sakaeda, Martha Soukup, Linda Struve, Karen Trego, Derrick White, Ben Zuhl.
==Who is Biggs? ==
Biggs was a character who grew up with Luke Skywalker and who had more scenes in the original script; he appears only briefly in a space fight scene in A New Hope, and the audience might be justified in asking "Who's Biggs?" when Luke calls him by name and is subsequently upset over his death. 
When the Special Edition of the film was released in 1997, it contained an extra Biggs scene that gave more context.
The play in 1977, and the zine, published in 1979, preceded all these questions.
Category:Art Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Plays & Skits
Category:1979 Zines
Category:1979 Plays & Skits
Moete Kita ze!

Moete Kita ze! (燃えてきたぜ！, I Am On Fire!) is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Malinkakalinka. It's Sherlock/John.
Image:MoeteKitaze.jpg|cover
==Resources==
* Yahoo auction
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Moffat Women

Moffat Women is a term used to describe the female characters written by Steven Moffat, showrunner for both BBC's Sherlock and Doctor Who. It has become a shorthand for his perceived problematic depiction of female characters. Within fandom these characters have inspired much debate, and this term often appears in fannish discussions. 
Discussion around Moffat's Women often focuses on how many of them share similar characteristics and motivations; with some claiming the Moffat is only capable of writing one female character. They are often feisty, sarcastic and flirty. They are outwardly very confident and independent. However their narrative arcs often revolve around a man. Some fans claim that these women lack agency and they are often used as plot devices. 
However, much criticism has been had towards this term, especially in recent years, including from many women fans of his shows.
==What makes a character a "Moffat Woman"?==
Aside from being a prominent female character in a series or episode penned by Steven Moffat, what traits do "Moffat Women" have in common? In the meta 'The Client Chair: "His Last Vow," Moffat Women, And Me Being So Very Done Right Now', PlaidAdder explains what makes the character of Mary Morstan in BBC's Sherlock (as well as Irene Adler, aka The Woman, and River Song) a Moffat Woman:
==Justification by the Creator==
In a 2012 interview published in the Guardian, shortly after the third season of Sherlock finished airing, Moffat responded to some of the criticisms of the way his female characters were written, particularly the accusations that his iteration of Irene Adler's story was regressive and less empowering than the original by Arthur Conan Doyle. Moffat maintains that he has created strong female characters with feminist storylines and character arcs.
Moffat has also responded to accusations of sexism by asserting that he is sexist towards women and believes they are better than men, writing in a now-deleted (but widely-quoted) tweet:
==Counter Arguments==
*The Frustration with Moffat Women Discourse in the 2020s (Feb 2023) by OMAWMeta
==Further Reading==
* by Mollie Greenberg (2017)
* Doctor Who vs Women video essay by verilybitchie discussing Moffat's women (2023)
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fandom Glossary
Category:Sherlock Fandom Glossary
Moffson

Moffson is a combination of The Moffatts and Hanson. The term is used to refer both to crossover pairings between the two bands, and the larger trend of the two fandoms overlapping quite a bit.
The term has been in use since at least 2000, when attempts were made to organize a book of fanfic, fanart and more for the two fandoms.HansonHouse.com news November 14, 2000 A blog post suggests that a Devil Angel fan named Mali coined the term, but provides no evidence or proof.globbish: Trip, Devil Angel and Durga Puja!
Moffson was a well known term by 2002, being used in the title of the fic The Moffson Tapes.
==References==
Category:Hanson Fandom Glossary
Category:The Moffatts
Mog (Final Fantasy VI)

Mog is a main character from the Square Enix game Final Fantasy VI.
==Canon==
Mog makes Final Fantasy history by being the first (and so far only) Moogle to make it as a main character. While his impact on the plot is not significant, he is nonetheless a worthy addition to the team.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
Being a moogle, Mog is unlikely to be shipped with any of the human characters. Pairings with other moogles is plausible, as is a ship with Umaro due to the weird relationship they have, but neither of these are common.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Mog (Final Fantasy VI) tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VI Characters
Mohatu

Mohatu is a semi-canonical character from the universe of The Lion King. His first and only appearance is in the 1994 book The Brightest Star, and he is the great grandfather of Simba.
==Source Texts==
Mohatu predominantly resembles his grandson Mufasa, but with a darker fur and mane colour.
==Fandom==
===Fanon===
The fandom often differs on whether Ahadi or Uru is his offspring, and other headcanons regarding the appearances (fur colour, eye colour etc) of these two characters will often be influenced by this.
The Selfish Lion will often be portrayed as either a relative (often brotherBrothers) due to his strong resemblance to Scar, or his former best friend.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Links====
*Mohatu (Aug 2006) by sulka
*Mohatu (Aug 2009) by melodys300
*Mohatu and Uru (March 2012) by TLK-Ileana - Featuring Uru as Mohatu's daughter.
*Cub Mohatu (Feb 2017) by MalisTLK
*'Does she still love me?' (Aug 2017) by lionobsession, featuring Uru as Mohatu's daughter.
*King Mohatu (Feb 2018) by lord-eden
*The Deal (Nov 2021) by australet789
*Young king Mohatu (January 2022) by R-FakonWolf
====Gallery====
File:The brightest star by seryva.png|The Brightest Star by seryva
File:Mohatu and young uru by julis rocks.jpg|Mohatu and young Uru by julis-rocks, featuring Mohatu with Uru, his daughter in this interpretation.
File:Morning patrol by ssneakyfoxx.jpg|Morning Patrol by ssneakyfoxx
The last journey by elanordraws - Copy.jpg|The Last Journey by elanordraws, featuring an older Mohatu.
File:Big boi in da house by uunicornicc.jpg|Big Boi In Da House (Mar 2021) by uunicornicc, featuring Mohatu with his daughter Uru. This Mohatu has multiple scars along face and body.
==Resources & External Links==
*Mohatu (The Lion King) - Ao3 Tag
*Mohatu - Fanfiction.net Filter
*mohatu - Deviantart Search
*mohatu - Tumblr
==References==
Category:The Lion King Characters
Mohg

Mohg, also known as Mohg, Lord of Blood or Luminary Mohg, is a character in Elden Ring.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Tumblr fan theslowesthnery is known for their art, blender, lore and meta posts, particularly about Mohg and Miquella (whom they ship together). Their findings have helped other fans, particularly ones that tend to focus purely on game lore analysis, such as Zullie the Witch, with their interpretations of the character.
===Common Tropes===
===Pairings===
* Miquella/Mohg
* Varre/Mohg
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
==Gallery==
File:Omen Siblings by Dane-of-Celestia.jpg|Omen Siblings by Dane-of-Celestia – Morgott (left) and Mohg (right) as children imprisoned in the Leyndell sewers.
File:Mohg, Lord of Blood by Mezzza.jpg|Mohg, Lord of Blood by Mezzza
==Resources & Links==
*Mohg Lord of Blood and Mohg tags and on Tumblr
*Mohg Lord of Blood at Archive of Our Own
*Mohg, Lord of Blood at the Elden Ring Wiki
Category:Elden Ring Characters
Mohinder/Sylar

Mohinder/Sylar is the non-canon slash pairing of Mohinder Suresh and Sylar in the Heroes fandom.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* This Is Our Happy Ending by Little Darkling (2013)
===Fanvids===
* Mohinder/Sylar - You Blew Me Off by wafflesnbrains. Posted to Youtube with the caption: "Sylar likes it when Mohinder is mean to him." (2008)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* [Mohinder S., Sylar/Gabriel G.] pairing filter and Mohinder S., Sylar/Gabriel G. character filter on Fanfiction.net
* Works tagged Mohinder Suresh/Sylar | Gabriel Gray on AO3
==References==
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Heroes
Moira O'Deorain

Moira O'Deorain is a playable character from Overwatch, a first-person shooter game by Blizzard Entertainment.
==Canon==
Moira is a brilliant but controversial scientist working in genetic engineering. When her professional reputation was in jeopardy due to her controversial work, she was secretly hired by Overwatch's covert ops division, Blackwatch. After the disbanding of Overwatch, she joined the scientific collective of the city of Oasis. She is also a member of Talon's council.Moira - Overwatch Wiki
==Fandom==
Tropes within fanworks include:
===Shipping===
Moira is mainly shipped with Angela Ziegler. The two share a obstruct of sorts, having shared research in her past yet disagreed due to moral differences. Hatesex and Rivalships are among the most common forms of shipping between the two. Occasionally Genji is included, due to sharing a history with both women.
==Example Fanworks==
[Examples illustrating common tropes; gen works; pairings other than those with their own articles]
==Communities and Archives==
* Moira O'Deorain works on Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Overwatch Characters