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Illya Kuryakin (2015 film)

Illya Kuryakin is a main character in the 2015 film The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (loosely based on the character Illya Kuryakin in the original TV Series).
==Background==
According to Solo, Illya's father, a top government official, who was caught stealing from Stalin's party funds, was imprisoned in a Gulag camp. Kuryakin being the youngest and best at KGB "within three years," was a way to deal with his family's shame.
==Shipping==
Based on the unresolved sexual tension between Illya Kuryakin/Gaby Teller and their just married guise, leads to pairing being read as canon, but as it's all subtext based, therefore the can also be seen as fanon.
Gaby is also deeply involved with Napoleon, and the eternal quarrel between both men along with his concern and affection for the young woman, lead fans to not uncommon creation of fanworks where to extend this to a relationship polyamorous Illya Kuryakin/Napoleon Solo/Gaby Teller. 
But just like the original series, the Illya Kuryakin/Napoleon Solo pairing is also the juggernaut pairing.
==Fanworks==
===FanFiction===
*Illya Wonders, Illya Realises by el3anorrigby
*Uncle Illya by Jenna_of_the_Red_Robes a crossover with The Avengers (Marvel)
===Vids===
* We will meet again (AU) by cerezaaa91 - This video centers on Illya Kuryakin meeting Gaby Teller in different lifes/times
===Art===
File:Tumblr ntceesGJYh1s0miiio1 1280.jpg|Studies on Illya Kuryakin, artist dumpsterlock
File:Golden brown by maxkennedy-d9aqeco.jpg|Illya Kuryakin and Napoleon Solo "The Man From U.N.C.L.E. - Golden Brown", artist maXKennedy
File:Illya kuryakin by amity94-d9vtdw9.png|Illya Kuryakin "Demon inside me", artist amity94
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015 film)
Illya Kuryakin (TV series)

Illya Kuryakin is Napoleon Solo's partner in the television show and movie The Man From U.N.C.L.E..
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==Some Brief Canon Facts About Illya==
Illya Kuryakin is a KGB agent in times of the Cold War. Not much of his childhood is revealed in the TV show.
==Fanon or Canon?==
Napoleon Solo/Illya Kuryakin is fanon.
Napoleon Solo/Illya Kuryakin/Gaby Teller is fanon.
Gaby Teller/Illya Kuryakin is fanon in the original television series, but canon in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015 film).
The Istambul Affair its existence is canon, but details of this mission are fanon.
==The Fanon Illya==
==Pairings==
Napoleon/Illya is the dominant pairing.
Gaby/Illya and Napoleon/Illya/Gaby.
==The Appeal of Illya==
From a slash fan in 2016: 
==Some Original Series Illya-Centric Fiction==
* The Incident of the Fellow in the Fellows' Garden by Azdak, a crossover with Lord Peter Wimsey
*Illya Makes a Date by JantoJones
*Illya Kuryakin Looked at me by JantoJones
*Waking Up - Illya by Gevaudan
==Some Illya-Centric Vids==
==Some Illya Art==
File:Ukra.jpg|front of The Ukrainian and a Gentleman Affair, artist unknown
File:Trilogycover.jpg|cover of Trilogy, artist is Suzan Lovett
File:Gentlemenback.jpg|back cover of the doujinshi Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, artist unknown
File:Mfu mkfau04.jpg|cover of My Kingdom for an U.N.C.L.E., artist is Bonnie Reitz
File:Kolyason.jpg|cover of Kolya's Son, artist is Warren Oddsson
File:Onenightstandmuncle.jpg|cover of One Night Stand, artist is KOZ
File:Dyad1-1.jpg|from Dyad #1 (1989), artist is Marilyn Cole
File:MUNCLE An Old Spy by joey rodrigues small.jpg|"An Old Spy" by Joey Rodrigues. Most MUNCLE fanart depicts the characters as they were on the TV show. This is a rare example of a fanartist illustrating the character as he aged.
File:Fisterillya.jpg|Barbara Fister-Liltz
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Illyandria's Fan Fic Board

Illyandria's Fan Fic Board was, in its heyday, the most popular forum for Ares/Xena shippers. It was hosted on Ezboard and was part of Illyandria's Xena and Ares Page.
For years after the forum closed, archived versions could be found on the Wayback Machine. As of (but not starting in) 2022, archived pages can no longer be accessed due to Ezboard.com's URL exclusion.
==Evolution and Rules==
Subbers were originally not welcome on the board, although this eventually changed. The final rules of the board read as follows: 
==Controversy and Downfall==
In August 2001, user Piscean (known to other boards, but new to this one) created a rift by posting accusations regarding well-known shipper Something Royal. The founder of the board, Illyandria, did not handle the situation well. Many shippers abandoned the forum, including AresXenaFan (Dixie), Cressid, LadyKate, Roxy, Skkye Blue, Something Royal, and Tango.
===Timeline of Events===
On August 17, 2001, user XenaAresFan (Dixie) posted a topic labeled "Desperately Seeking... Something Royal."XenaAresFan. "Desperately Seeking... Something Royal," posted at 8:26:53 PM on 17 August 2001 at Illyandria's Fan Fic Board. (offline, not archived) Over the next few days, user Piscean made multiple posts denigrating Something Royal's character, stating things like "[she] has sold out many Shippers and non-subtexters to the lesbians and subtexters."Piscean. "Desperately Seeking... Something Royal," response posted at 3:12:01 PM on 18 August 2001 at Illyandria's Fan Fic Board. (offline, not archived)
By August 22, 2001, Skkye Blue in her capacity as forum moderator had locked down the "Desperately Seeking... Something Royal" thread and bumped it off the front page of the board.Fruitbat44. "Skkye Blue, Piscean and bumps," posted at 8:59:33 AM on 22 August 2001 at Illyandria's Fan Fic Board. (offline, not archived)
By August 24, 2001, Skkye Blue had either resigned as moderator or been removed by Illyandria.Piscean. "Skkye Blue, Piscean and bumps," response posted at 9:09:44 PM on 24 August 2001 at Illyandria's Fan Fic Board. (offline, not archived) Piscean succeeded her as moderator.
On August 24, 2001, Tango posted a thread titled "I'm leaving, too. WHO CARES?"
The board was deleted on August 25, 2001 at around 1:00 AM in the morning by Illyandria."Illyandria's Fan Fic Board," Illyandria's Xena and Ares Page, last updated 26 August 2001. (offline, not archived) It may or may not have been reinstated.
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:Forums
Ilsaluntë Valion

Ilsaluntë Valion is a Númenórean Mystery School created by members of Tië eldaliéva to gnostically explore Tolkien's Middle Earth. It is a form of imaginal spirituality. They do not worship the Valar but view them as spiritual beings. The group identifies themselves as not being inherently secular, Christian, or Neopagan. Many members are panentheists and many are Quendi otherkin. There are 207 members and 10134 posts. 
==References==
Category:Tolkienist Religions
Ima Koko ni Aru Omoi

Ima Koko ni Aru Omoi (いまここにあるおもい, Thoughts in the Here and Now) is a Digimon doujinshi published in 2000 by Hasegawa Keiko and Nonaka Kiri with the circle Queensberry. This Taichi/Yamato doujinshi includes comic and novel pages.
 
Category:Digimon Doujinshi
Category:2000 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Image in the Mirror

Bailout is a Kirk/Spock story by Anna Parrish.
It was published in Charisma #11.
==Summary==
""Mirror" Kirk and Spock are seen in an interesting light, and their relationship, though very different from that of "our" Kirk and Spock, does involve an interesting form of love. This is an unique, freshly-written story that maintains the unusual characterization of the "mirror" couple, while at the same time portraying a sensitive and erotic feel."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Imageboard

An imageboard is a type of website where users post images to share with the community. (Sometimes other media such as flash animations can be uploaded, but the majority focus is images.)
There are two subtypes of websites which are referred to as an "imageboard":
:1. A tagged and searchable art archive
:2. A 4chan-style forum which allows uploading images with posts but lacks image tags and searching
Different imageboards have different standards or scope for what images they allow; for example E-shuushuu focuses on cute anime girls with no NSFW or otherwise objectionable content, Yande.re is for high-resolution artwork only, Konachan is for wallpapers, etc.
Imageboards are commonly used to share fanart, usually without the artist's prior approval. "Archive"-type imageboard communities make an attempt to indicate the artist through tagging and/or a link back to the source URL. Some imageboards also have a policy of removing images if the artist contacts the admins to request such removal. The Booru Project is a website which allows fans to host their own boorus and lists popular boorus.
Archive-type imageboards may also be called "boorus", a term derived from Danbooru, a popular imageboard that debuted in 2005.Booru History, Pinochan.net, archived December 12 2014 
Archive-type imageboards also commonly have a voting/ranking/favoriting system for images, and the ability to comment on each image.
== Boorus on Fanlore ==
See Category:Boorus for all Boorus on Fanlore.
* Rule 34 (Booru), a popular panfandom NSFW booru.
* Acedbooru - Pokémon booru
* Adventure Time (booru)
* Holobooru - NSFW Hololive booru
* Homestuck Cosplay (booru) - NSFW Homestuck cosplay booru
* Vocalobooru - SFW Vocaloid/UTAU booru
==Links==
*Wikipedia article on Imageboards
*Overbooru, a directory of imageboards (Not updated past March 23 2010. Archive link from July 24 2017.)
==References==
Category:Visual Art
Category:Websites
Images (Beauty and the Beast zine)

Images are two het Vincent/Diana Beauty and the Beast novels by Debbie Hicks.
==Issue 1==
Images 1 is subtitled, "Pictures in the Dark", and was published in November 1990. It contains 144 pages. Janine is the artist.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Images 2 is subtitled, "A Whisper of Hope... An Echo of Despair" and was published in April 1991 and contains 147 pages. The artist is Molly George.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Images and Dreams

Images and Dreams is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology. 
==Birth==
It was first envisioned in 1978 by Joanne Bennett, the editor of Star Trek Prospers. It is unknown if this fan is the same one who eventually published the zine series.
In September 1978, Bennett encouraged fans to support "Images and Dreams" in the last issue of Star Trek Prospers:
 
==Issue 1==
Images and Dreams 1
==Issue 2==
Images and Dreams 2 was published in 1986 and contains 92 pages. It has art by Nancy Gervais (cover), Tom LaConte, Ena Glogowska, Marilyn Johanson, Richard Arnold, Jody Morse and Jim Rondeau. The calligraphy was by Joan Marie Verba.
* Truth is a Stranger (2)
* Kirk--Thoughts by Jill S. Wells (4)
* David
* Reflections by Debbie Mark (5)
* Shahna by Susan Bahner (7)
* Star Trash, the Big Time by Jody Morse (8)
* TV Trivia by Jody Davies (13)
* Far Trek by Richard Arnold (14)
* Echoes of Madness, a Destiny Hoffman story by June C. Tisdale (18)
* U.S.S. Enterprise by Brenda Lamb (78)
* Letters (80)
* The Curse by Page Eileen Lewis (84)
* Vulcan Royal Family Tree (93)
File:Imagesdreams2art1.jpg|front cover of issue #2, Nancy Gervais
File:Imagesdreams2art2.jpg|back cover of issue #2
File:Imagesdreams2art3.jpg|art from issue #2, Nancy Gervais
File:Imagesdreams2art4.jpg|art from issue #2, Jody Morse
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Images and Dreams 3 was published in 1987 and contains 48 pages. It has fourteen stories, poems, and essays.
==Issue 4==
Images and Dreams 4 was published in August 1989 and contains 62 pages.
* art by Christine Myers (front cover), Anja Gruber, Jody Morse, David Transue, Ena Glogowska, Jody Davies (back cover) and Tom LoConte
* Want List (4)
* 20 Minutes into the Future (8)
* Kah's Revenge by Vonne J. Shepard (17)
* The Venasian Orchid by Donna M. Recktenwalt (18)
* Unwanted Rememberances by Vonne Shepard (30)
* McCoy by David L. Transue (31)
* Revision: Unknowns by Jody Davies (33)
* Trivia (34)
* Word Search (35)
* Page Eileen Lewis (38)
* Sands of Vulcan by Jody Morse (44)
* Word Search Answers (61)
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Imagi-Con

Imagi-Con was a fan run science fiction convention held in a local high school auditorium in 1976. It had actor George Takei and William Campbell (Star Trek) and Roddy McDowall (Planet of the Apes) and Bruce Hyde (Star Trek) as actor guests. 
Additional guests were science fiction writers Cheslea Quinn Yarbo, Poul Anderson and Dick Lupoff, and Marion Zimmer Bradley, plus Dr Frank Chilton speaking on the topic of space colonization. Guest artists were Dorris Quinn and "Criss" who drew the Spock portrait for Bjo Trimble's Star Trek Concordance. Proceeds were donated to the Children's Brain Diseases Foundation.
The convention offered a dealer's room, art gallery, exhibits, a costume contest and a raffle:
From the program guide:
A convention report written in 2013 can be found here.
One of the more interesting items sold at the convention was a new invention called "lightsticks" where were approved by the FAA and the US Navy.
Image:Imagiconflyer1976.jpg|front page of the convention flyer. Click to read.
Image:Imagiconflyer1976back.jpg|back page of the convention flyer. Click to read.
Image:imagiconflyer1976-1.jpg|a flyer
Image:Imagi-con schedule.jpg|Imagi-Con schedule. Click to read
Image:Imagicon 1976 Sponsors.jpg|the list of sponsors ranged from individuals, fan clubs from other cities, printing shops, the school and even two local TV stations
Image:Lightsticks-Imagicon 1976-3.jpg|ad for the new invention "Lightsticks"
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Planet of the Apes
Category:Conventions in United States
Imaginary Lines

Imaginary Lines is a K/S slash novel by Alexis Fegan Black. 
It was published by Pon Farr Press in 1993 and has 116 pages. Art by Alayne.
This story was reprinted in 5 of Hearts: The Collected Short Novels of Alexis Fegan Black.
==Summaries==
Summary from Media Monitor: "When Kirk and Spock are essentially stranded on Vulcan for an extended stay, they have little to do but talk - which leads to learning more about one another and the eventual exploration of their feelings. Lots of philosophy in the 'old style' of K/S.." 
Summary from unknown source: "Threatened by the Romulans after a fierce battle, Kirk and Spock retreat to the mountains of Vulcan and discover what it truly means to become warriors -- and lovers." 
Publisher's summary: "After a Neutral Zone confrontation ends with a hundred dead Romulans and twelve casualties on the Enterprise, Kirk receives death threats which result in Starfleet sending him into hiding while the bureaucracy sorts through the mess. On Vulcan, he has little to do other than talk to Spock, and there the two of them confront their feelings as well as the mysterious past of the Vulcan world." 
Summary from Gilda F: "Spock takes Kirk to Vulcan to protect him after an incident with the Romulans leaves Kirk a marked man." 
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Imaginary Time

Imaginary Time is a gen multifandom anthology out of Canada. It contains art, poems, fiction and articles.
==Issue 1==
Imaginary Time 1
==Issue 2==
Imaginary Time 2
==Issue 3==
Imaginary Time 3 was published in 1997 and contains 220 pages. 
* All Through the Night by Merlin Missy. What is everyone hiding? It's the question on Mulder and Scully's minds as they investigate who could have committed a series of unexplained slashings over several decades. Are the Illuminati behind it all? Or... (X-Files/Gargoyles/Batman/Beauty and the Beast (TV)) (3) (also in Flame and Shadow #12)
* art portfolio by Martin Proctor of his detailed Doctor Who art and an Avengers piece (43)
* A Simple Pleasure by Paul Keery. As tensions build with Earthgov, Delenn tries to raise Sheridan's spirits. But even the best intentions can go sadly wrong. (Babylon 5) (57)
* The Power to Hurt by Sharon Cozens. A family reunion is bittersweet for Ranger Marcus Cole, for he has a secret he must keep. (Babylon 5) (63)
* Parallels by Paul Keery. A commentary article on how SF history seems to be repeating itself. (Babylon 5) (67)
* art portfolio by Juane Michaud (A collection of her various parody cartoons.) (69)
* The Winds of Faith by Paul Keery. Newly married, Lois now has to wonder if Superman will be taken from her by mysterious earthquakes in the north and the appearance of a 'mythical Goddess.' Guest appearances from Mad About You and Due South characters. (Lois & Clark: ... Superman) [movie? television?] (85)
* Requiem by Paul Keery. A commentary article on the passing of the most famous superhero. (Lois & Clark: ... Superman) (136)
* art portfolio by Quoc-Nghi (something new and the evolution of a cover, too.) (138)
* The City of Heaven by Chris Robertson (poem) (145)
* Copper Dust by Scott Tilson (poem) (147)
* A Dream by Scott Tilson (poem) (148)
* art portfolio by Ray Lefebvre (new work, of adventurers, human and starship.) (149)
* Right Turn Come Morning by Raymond Lefebvre. You're dead, Jim. But is he? Trelane gives Kirk a gift, perhaps... (Star Trek: TOS) (155)
* Threads of Legacy by Paul Keery. With earth turning away from the purpose of the Federation, one woman seeks to restore its greatest symbol. (Star Trek) (164)
* Quality of Life by Scott Tilson. A Borg solo story. Does the cause justify the means? (Star Trek: TNG) (170)
* The Derelict by Chris Robertson. Picard and the crew find the apparently dead Galactica in the Romulan Neutral Zone. And they're not alone. (Star Trek: TNG/Battlestar Galactica) (172)
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Imaginarycircus

imaginarycircus is a fanfiction author.
==Hawaii Five-0==
*Class Visit - "It's Career Week at Grace's school, and they take a field trip to the 5-0 headquarters. Gracie can't wait to introduce everyone to her two daddies, and tell them what they do-including some stories maybe she shouldn't share; the team has to figure out how to make what they do kid-friendly." (Steve/Danny 2011)
*Something Else - Danny gets lost in the woods and becomes hypothermic and Steve has to warm him up. (Steve/Danny, 2011)
*The Adventures of Steven and Daniel - Steve and Danny oogle each other a lot. (Steve/Danny, 2011)
==References==
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Imagination!

Imagination! was a science fiction zine that ran for 13 issues from 1937-1938.Imagination! on Fancyclopedia It was the "official organ" of the Los Angeles Science Fiction League, nicknamed Madge by many readers.
After its last issue, its letter column was resurrected as the letterzine Voice of the Imagi-Nation. Voice of the Imagi-Nation was often abbreviated to VOM for Voice of Madge, rather than the less-common VotIN.
According to Bob Tucker, his zines avoided reprinting material from Imagination! because "Madge" required that all reprints be done in the original formatting, including Forrest J Ackerman's "Ackermanese" spelling and "non-stop paragraphing", which Tucker didn't care for.Bob Tucker in Le Zombie issue 2 page 1: "To conclude our L.A. Comment, we announce that you are not likely to see IMAGINATION! reprints in future D'JOURNALS, as asserted here last issue, because MADGE requires that all material reprinted be done in the exact manner of its original presentation, spelling, non-stop-paragraphing and all. D'J dosnt care for non-stop paragraphing." (January 1939).
== Madge ==
"Madge" was personified as a woman, and fans would address her by name in letters to the editor even after the end of Imagination! itself. In Voice of the Imagi-Nation issue 2, Dick Wilson wrote, "The spirit is willing, but the poetics are weak. Nor is truth to be found, there in gobs, since tisn't Madge that's returned, but only the best part of her...how, now, are we going to flippantly allude to The Voice—to call it 'Madge' would indeed be sacrilege. ?." Co-editors Morojo and Forrest J Ackerman answered, "(U woud flippantly allude to the Voice of Her Ladyship?! U forget yourself, sir! Y, Madge is deep purple with the mist of a memory... er, is deep purple from a fall over a sleepy garden wall..er, uh, oh, hell—heaven can wait! Skip it.)"
== Commentary ==
From the first issue of Voice of the Imagi-Nation:Voice of the Imagi-Nation issue 1 on FanAc.org (January 1939) 
Another fan expressed extreme (joking) confusion at the Ackermanese used in Imagination!:
== Reviews ==
== Notable Articles ==
* A Reply to "Michelism" by T. Bruce Yerke Issue #7 (1938)
* Formula for Successfool Stf Story by Ray Bradbury Issue #7 (1938)
* In Defense of Michelism by Donald A. Wollheim; New Attack on Michelism by Fred Shroyer (both Issue #8 (1938))
* Disillusion by Sam Moskowitz Issue #10 (1938)
* So You're Going to Publish a Fan Mag! by Charles Hornig Issue #10 (1938)
* If I Had $100,000 by Louis Kuslan Issue #10 (1938)
* Personality Parade by Dale Hart Issue #12 (1938)
== References ==
Category:1937 Zines
Category:1938 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Imagination (1990 original fiction zine)

Imagination is a fantasy and original science fiction zine.
There were two issues.
==From Issue One's Flyer==
The zine's flyer has an interesting commentary on zines, history, and content: 
==From Issue Two's Flyer==
==Some 2017 Comments by the Editor==
In 2017, the editor commented on this zine in Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Joy Harrison: 
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1990s
Imagination (1998 original fiction zine)

Imagination is a 220-page gen anthology of original fiction and art with a focus of telepathy and the paranormal. 
==Contents==
* Graveyard Shift (5 pages) 
* The Gift (14 pages) 
* Fragments of Yesterday (8 pages) 
* King of the Fairies (8 pages) 
* Suffer the Children (16 pages) 
* The Beast in Brooklyn (4 pages) 
* The Snow Stallion (15 pages) 
* The Artist (20 pages) 
* Song (12 pages) 
* MIA: Losers Weepers (9 pages) 
* MIA: Cat-Tastrophe (6 pages) 
* Dream Link (13 pages) 
* Ritual for Death (26 pages) 
* Heal Thyself (25 pages) 
* Lost in the Fog (13 pages) 
* Angel Dust (8 pages) 
* Sympathy for a Devil (10 pages) 
* Graveyard Shift: Daybreak (3 pages) 
* Love Letters (5 pages)
Category:Original Fiction
Category:1998 Zines
Imaginations Unlimited

Imaginations Unlimited is a "regional" Star Trek fiction fanzine edited by Jeff Davis of the USS Indiana fan club, a chapter of STARFLEET International. The zine was published bimonthly, and there are at least 10 issues. Members of other chapters could submit stories. 
Contents included Davis's own story, Living the Charmed Life, a gen crossover with Charmed. It won a 2008 Region 01 Award. 
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:2000s
ImagineHanson.com

ImagineHanson.com was a Hanson domain owned by Jennifer Arnold which hosted several popular fansites and fanfic sites. Its hostees were noteworthy for the quality of their graphic design. 
==Fansites==
Some of the notable websites hosted on ImagineHanson.com over the years included:
*Angels (fansite)
*A Dream Walking (fansite)
*FITZHAP (fansite)
*Hands on Dreams (fanfic)
*Just Play Mmmbop (fansite)
*Stars Shining Bright (fansite)
*United Fansons of Orlando (club)
*Visions of Hanson (fansite)
*Waiting To Be Read Awards
Category:Websites
Category:Hanson Websites
Imagine (AMV)

Imagine is an anime AMV. The AMV was originally posted to Youtube in 2015. As of February 2019 the video has over 120k views on the site.
The masking technique used in the vid served as inspiration for the Disney vid Fan.tasia.
BBSNYPUR's notes: This was a video I started working on about a year ago. Over time I would come back to it, changing things here and there. I finally was able to finish it, which still feels weird not having it to work on in the background. I'm not really used to doing this kind of style of video, but i'm pretty happy with the end result.
==Fandoms==
==References==
Category:2015 Vids
Category:Social Media Feature-Fanwork Friday