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Transformers Generation One Marvel Comics

The Transformers G1 Marvel comics are technically the very first original fiction in the Transformers franchise, predating even the TV show. They helped establish the series' fandom and developed many characters far more extensively than the TV show. 
==Fandom==
While the series clearly had a fandom, it is hard to find now, as it consisted largely of preteens and mostly predates the Internet. Members of the current creative staff for various aspects of the Transformers franchise, such as James Roberts of the currently running More than Meets the Eye series, got their starts in the fandom of the G1 Marvel series. It also led to Simon Furman, one of the writers, becoming a major player in Transformers fandom. Current fanwork numbers for it are hard to find, as fanfiction.net doesn't distinguish between it and the other series in the Generation One continuity, and the fanart is largely indistinguishable for any other G1 series. AO3 lists less than thirty fanworks for it; at such low numbers, analysis of popular characters and pairings is useless. 
==Continuity==
It is set in the overall G1 continuity, although it is its own series. As with all G1 series, it shares many worldbuilding traits with the original TV show, although technically it predates the show. It was eventually succeeded by the Dreamwave and IDW comics, although not until many years later; they are separate series, though. 
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Transger Things: a T4T Fruity Four Zine!

Transger Things is a zine that asks its creators to have the aspect of being transgender or gender diverse to be an integral part of the characters stories. The focus for the zine is on the fruity four: Robin Buckley, Steve Harrington, Eddie Munson & Nancy Wheeler.
The ships specifically tagged on their Tumblr introduction post were: Steddie, Ronance & Stobin.
==References==
Category:Stranger Things ZinesCategory:2023 Zines
Transgressions of the Heart

Transgressions of the Heart is a Kirk/Spock story by Bersakhi. 
It was published in Beyond Dreams #9.
 
==Summary==
"On a planet with problems with low fertility, Kirk and Spock find themselves on trial when their relationship as lovers is discovered."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Transience

Transience is a slash 182-page Sentinel novel by TM Alexander. Cover and interior art by KOZ.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Author's Foreward==
==Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Transistor Glamor

Transistor Glamor is a 42-page yaoi Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles doujinshi. It's rated R-18.
Image:transistorglamor.jpg|cover (with R18 rating whited out)
Image:transistorglamorinside.jpg|inside art
Category:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Category:2009 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Transition

See also Transitions (disambiguation).
Transition is a 156-page het Star Trek: TOS Spock/OFC novel by Lois Welling. 
It was illustrated by Beverly Zuk. It includes an un-titled poem at the end by Sharon Decker. 
This story follows Spock's life as he and his family (including his Terran-born wife, Susan) are rescued from the alien breeding farm where they have been held captive. 
This zine tied with The Third Verdict for a 1983 Fan Q Award for Best Star Trek Writer, and was nominated for Best Star Trek Zine.
==From an Ad==
From Universal Translator #23: "'Transition' begins where 'The Displaced' leaves off. Rescued by Spock's efforts, the 'family' must now begin building a new life on Vulcan. But the parameters of the old relationship has changed, and Susan's readjustment is complicated by a trip back in time."
==The Series==
* The Displaced
* Transition
* Continuum
==Interior Art Gallery==
Image:Transitions interior by bev zuk.jpeg
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==Transformative Works Based on "Transition"==
* Released, vignette by Susan McCutchen (based on The Displaced and Transition by Lois Welling) ("After a forced 5-year separation from Starfleet by a renegade society,Spock returns to the Enterprise with a human wife and their children. Now he is confronted with a difficult decision: to remain with Starfleet or return to Vulcan with his family. His wife's feelings about Spock's choice are revealed in the following letter to her husband.") (1983)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1982===
===1983===
===1986===
===1992===
==External Link==
*Transition archived online at Trek Tales
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Transitions (MacGyver zine)

Transitions is a gen 118-page novel by Jane Freitag. It has a sequel, New Beginnings.
Summary from the author: "Whenever we make a major change in our life, we go through a transition. One of the biggest changes made in Angus MacGyver's life was when he discovered he had a son. He added to that another change when he quit the Phoenix Foundation. This novella relates the story of the weeks following the final episode of the series, and what transitions Mac went through because of those changes. Ride with Mac and Sam on an adventure that gives Mac a peek into his son's past and leads him into a nightmare."
Image:transitionsmac.jpg|thumb|cover by Karen Pauli 
Image:transitionsmacgyvertext.jpg|sample text
Category: MacGyver
Category:1993 Zines
Transitions (Star Trek: TNG zine)

Transitions is a 94-page gen novel by Randall T. White, Jr.
The cover artist is David Lawrence.
It's a strong Wesley story where he is a more mature character, a hero in his own right.
==Summary== 
Ensign Wesley Crusher says his goodbyes to friends and mother aboard the Enterprise and transfers to the Heinlein, the ship that will take him to Earth and Starfleet Academy. But not only is the Heinlein suffering from damaging power fluctuations, nearly two thirds of the crew are recovering from Viderian flu. Wesley, originally just a passenger, is soon in charge of tracking down the problems and oversee repairs until the Chief Engineer is well enough for duty. But an accident kills one of the crewmen working in a nacelle... or was it negligence on the part of someone else? And that's just the beginning of the trip.
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Transitions (Star Trek: Voyager zine)

Transitions is a 84-page explicit het novel by Heather Briles. The cover is by Pete.
Summary from the publisher: "A tale of Captain Kathryn Janeway's long and interesting life on board the Voyager."
Summary from the author: "Kathryn Janeway is asked to carry another woman's child after the biological mother is injuried in an accident. Months later, Voyager finds a way back to Earth only to discover the Borg have the means of getting them home."
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
Translation

Translations in fandom can be used for written works or other media such as subtitles for videos. Translations may be officially approved by TPTB or by fans.
==Localization==
Language localisation is the process of adapting a product that has been previously translated into multiple languages to a specific country or region.
===Fan Opinions===
==For Original Works==
===Official Translations===
===Fan Translations===
Fan Translation is a broad term that refers to the fanac of the unofficial translation of source media or fanworks into other languages. 
Fans have translated everything from video games, books, short stories, films, comics, television shows, manga, anime, doujinshi, and fanfiction so they can share their enjoyment of the source with other fans who don't know the source language. 
==For Fanworks==
==References==
Category:Translation
Translation Checking

Translation Checking is a step in the fansub or scanlation process. It involves reviewing a translation for accuracy and consistencyStory Translation/Patch Discussion Thread "Probably wouldn't hurt to run the first chapter or two [...] through some translation checking just to be sure (because double-checking and editing for consistency are key in projects like this, aren't they?)." "If we can use the existing translations, we'll probably need one or two of these [translation checkers] to run through some of the older translations, just to be sure. You can never be too careful." ~Maronji, posted Feb. 16, 2012. Nov. 23, 2012.. Not all fansub groups use translation checking, and sometimes even groups that do use it will skip this step for experienced translators working on a consistent seriesFansub Thingy"The TLC is used only when needed, since translators who are exceptionally fluent in Japanese and English should be able to produce accurate TL scripts. Sometimes, the TLC (aka translation check) occurs after timing." Accessed Nov. 23, 2012..
Translation checkers are almost always experienced translators. They may treat the process of checking very similarly to the first translation pass, including research.The process of translation checking posted March 18, 2012. Accessed Nov. 23, 2012.
Translation checks impose a time costTales of Vesperia PS3 Fan Translation Group "Unfortunately, translation checking and editing takes a lot longer than an initial translation." Accessed Nov. 23, 2012. in return for improved scripts and less difficulty in the later steps.Freezing - Hatsuyuki-Fansubs "With his help in translation checking, our staff had less headache working on the script." Accessed Nov. 23, 2012. As such, speedsub groups may skip this step.(Subs) Shugo Chara Doki!! Episode 64 "Do note this is a speedsub, meaning no Translation checking/karaoke/lyrics for op/ed/insert song..." Accessed Nov. 23, 2012. Conversely, groups that use other groups' translations for rerelease will tend to concentrate on translation checking to improve quality.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Translation
Transmissions from Star Fleet

Transmissions from Star Fleet is a Leonard Nimoy club newsletter of articles and fiction. NOTE: There are two "first issues," and their content is different.
For similar zines of this era, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
==Issue 1==
Transmissions from Star Fleet 1 was published in April 1968 and contains 18 pages. (green cover)
==Issue 1==
Transmissions from Star Fleet 1 was published in April 1968 and contains 12 pages. (yellow cover)
==Issue 2==
Transmissions from Star Fleet 2 contains 72 pages.
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
Category:1968 Zines
Transmutayshun

Transmutayshun is a popular AMV in the Fullmetal Alchemist fandom.
== Creator's Notes ==
I don't usually edit with shows that I've seen but I've been waiting for the perfect song for FMA:B. I heard this song two years ago and knew it would be perfect, but didn't have the harddrive space until recently (64 episodes ._. ) And then I sent it to Anime Expo's AMV contest. My first time entering there, wish me luck! Hope you guys like it!Youtube Description
== Fan Reactions ==
== Awards ==
* Anime Expo 2015 - Best Action
* Anime Evolution 2015 - Judges Best Overall
* Otakon 2015 - Finalist
* Animethon 2015 - Coordinator's Choice
== References ==
Category:Fullmetal Alchemist
Category:2015 Vids
Transparent

Transparent is a Kirk/Spock story by Deanna Gray. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #49.
==Summary==
"Spock becomes invisible when caught in an explosion during at a lab experiment and is blackmailed by Intelligence to stay with them by threatening Kirk's career."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
===2000===
===2001===
===2003===
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Transporter (Star Trek: TOS story)

Transporter is a Kirk/Spock story by Gena Moretti. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #8.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk and McCoy are accidentally transported to a nearby planet when the transporter malfunctions, but when they are found, McCoy brings along a young boy heʼs been treating after the boy attempted suicide over his deformities." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Transporter Malfunction

Transporter Malfunction is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology edited by Steven Miller.
==Issue 1==
Transporter Malfunction 1 was published in July 1976. The front cover is by S. Miller, the back by M. Evenstine, and the illos are by P. Murphy.
* The Decadal Listings of Star Trek Episodes" by S. Miller
* Chrysalis by P. Murphy
* Trek Libs by B. Matrice
* Travel in Science Fiction by F. Schroll
==Issue 2==
Transporter Malfunction 2 was published in 1977.
==Issue 3==
Transporter Malfunction 3 contains 100 pages. It appears to be a novel.
* from Bill Hupe's catalog: "The Lansing is on a four week shakedown cruise when a message is intercepted. Upon responding, the crew finds itself embroiled in planetary politics, intrigue, and kidnapping."
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Transporter Malfunction of the Month

Transporter Malfunction of the Month is a 11x17 poster of the crew of the Enterprise in the nude. The artist was Gordon Carleton.
The art was originally printed in Warped Space #10 as that zine's centerfold. 
Copies of this fanwork were also available separately through the mail, and in person at the Star Trek convention in New York in February 1976. Its format was a 11x17 poster that sold for 75 cents. Profits were used to pay off the Michigan State University Star Trek Club's debt incurred for Ourcon. 
==Similar Fanworks==
* The Omnipotent Third Season Star Trek Script Generator
* The Official Star Trek Rumor Generator
* Transporter Malfunction of the Month
Category:1975 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS Art
Transporter Revenge

Transporter Revenge is a K/S story by A.T. Bush. 
It was published in the print zine Alternaties #2.
==Summary==
M/U: "Kyle transports Kirk and Spock to a barren planet and leaves them there to die. An insane Kyle transports ISS Kirk and Spock to a literal Hell. To survive they must turn to each other, and find what no Imperial man should need - or want."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1990===
 
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Transposed Images

Transposed Images is a K/S story by Emily Ross.
It was published in the print zine Amazing Grace #2. 
==Summary==
"Kirk is willing to let Spock go to Vulcan in hopes of finding a bondmate, until the mirror Spock makes him realize how it is between him and his captain, and how it could be for Kirk and his Spock." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===1994===
==References==
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Transwarp

* Transwarp, a German Star Trek zine
* Transwarp, a German Star Trek newsletter
* Transwarp, a Star Trek: TNG (with some TOS) zine published in Michigan
* Transwarp, a Star Trek club newsletter published in South Carolina between 1985 and 1986
* Transwarp, a Canadian Star Trek newsletter edited by Derwin Mak
* Transwarp, a Star Trek club in the UK in the 1980s
* Transwarp, an electronic Star Trek newsletter published in the 1990s (Star Trek: Voyager Update became Stardate which merged with TrekScoop to form Transwarp)
Transwarp (German Star Trek zine)

See also Transwarp (disambiguation).
Transwarp is the yearly bound volume of the German Star Trek fanzine Warp that was published every two months by the United Federation of Star Trek Fans, the fan club that hosted the Trek Dinner in Hamburg.Der WARP-Flug der „United Federation of Star Trek Fans (UFSTF)“ (Accessed 02 September 2009) It contained information, essays, fanart, fanfiction and everything Trek-related. At its height the publication had a print run of 1200 copies.
Transwarp 1
Transwarp 2
Transwarp 3 contains 126 pages.
Transwarp 4 contains 112 pages.
Transwarp 5 contains 132 pages. 
Transwarp 6 contains 122 pages.
Transwarp 7 contains 146 pages.
Transwarp 8 contains 119 pages. 
Transwarp 9 contains 122 pages. 
Image:gertranswarp1.jpg|cover of issue #1
Image:gertranswarp2.jpg|cover of issue #2
Image:gertranswarp3.jpg|cover of issue #3
Image:gertranswarp4.jpg|cover of issue #4
Image:gertranswarp5.jpg|cover of issue #5
Image:gertranswarp6.jpg|cover of issue #6
Image:gertranswarp7.jpg|cover of issue #7
Image:gertranswarp8.jpg|cover of issue #8
Image:gertranswarp9.jpg|cover of issue #9
Image:gertranswarp10.jpg|art from an unknown issue
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek Non-fiction Zines
Category:German-Language Star Trek Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Transwarp (Star Trek zine published in Michigan)

See also Transwarp (disambiguation).
Transwarp is a gen Star Trek anthology fanzine.
==Issue 1==
Transwarp 1 was published in 1988 and contains 80 pages. It was edited by Bill Hupe.
The art is by Barb Erickson, M. Perry, Michael Robinson, Melody Rondeau, and Marie Williams.
* Yon Smurf Crew, a Next Gen cartoons
* What's Being a Captain All About? by Michael A. Robinson (ST parody) 2)
* Reunification by Jane Elza (short STTNG) (12)
* An Afterthought, a poem by M. Perry (page 14)
* Voyage to Ouijongbu by Jeff Lezman (ST:TOS/M*A*S*H) (17)
* The Last Farewell by Tracey Dolinar (STTNG) (33)
* 7 Year Pain, poem by Teri Sarick (40)
* A Fool's Game by M. Perry (ST) (42)
* Star Drek: the Last Generation (STTNG parody) (59)
* Image, poem by Teri Sarick (79)
 
Image:transwarpus1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Melody Rondeau
Image:transwarpus1-2.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:transwarpus1-3.jpg|from issue #1, M. Perry
Image:transwarpus1-4.jpg|from issue #1, Melody Rondeau
Image:transwarpus1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Melody Rondeau
Image:transwarpus1-6.jpg|from issue #1, Melody Rondeau
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Transwarp 2 was published in 1989 and contains 116 pages. It was edited by Michael Robinson, Jeff Lazman and Ann Goetz and contains Star Trek: TOS and Star Trek: TNG content.
The art is by Barb Erickson, Ann Goetz, Bryan K. Mosley, Mike Robinson, Myles Schuster, and Kirk Taskila.
* Words of Wisdom by Jeff Lezman (1)
* A Thousand Tribbles Can't be Wrong... Can They? by The Federation (4)
* Cousin Jethro and the Weird Alien Plants by Jeff Lazman (23)
* Dear Manager by Barb Erickson (27)
* Cousin Jethro and the Women of Mars by Tracy Smith (29)
* Dealing with Daleks by Mike Merceica (Star Trek TNG/Doctor Who) (33)
* Life? by Ann Goetz (44)
* He's Dead, Jim by Jeff Lazman (46)
* A Taste of Immortality by Mike Robinson (64)
* Force Factor Nine by Ann Goetz (Star Trek TNG/Star Wars) (74)
* What a Vacation by Mike Robinson (111)
 
Image:transwarpus2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Myles Schuster
Image:transwarpus2-2.jpg|from issue #2 
Image:transwarpus2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Bryan K. Mosley
Image:transwarpus2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Ann Goetz
Image:transwarpus2-5.jpg|from issue #2, Ann Goetz
Image:transwarpus2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Ann Goetz 
==Issue 3==
Transwarp 3 is a 93-page novel called "Voyage of the Lansing" by Dorothy Weaver. It was first printed in 1992. The characters are all original characters in the Star Trek universe. 
There were at least two printings.
From Media Monitor: "The Lansing is on a four-week shake down mission when a message is intercepted. Upon responding, the crew finds itself embroiled in planetary politics, intrigue, and kidnapping. And, before long, the starship is attacked and damaged, nearly beyond repair."
From the zine: 
 
Image:transwarpus3-1.jpg|from issue #3
Image:transwarpus3-2.jpg|from issue #3 
Image:transwarpus3-3.jpg|from issue #3
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s Category:1990s
Transwarp (Star Trek zine published in South Carolina)

For other articles with a similar name, see Transwarp.
Transwarp is a gen Star Trek: TOS digest-sized bimonthly mini-zine published by the United Federation of Trekkers (UFT) in 1985. It was intended to be a showcase for the literary and artistic creations of the UFT's membership as a companion to the UFT's monthly nonfiction newsletter, Captain's Quarters, which served to report on recent and announce upcoming club events. Three issues of Transwarp were published, dated March, May and July 1985.
==Issue 1, March 1985==
12 pages plus covers; manuscript typewritten and photocopied; cover printed on light blue index card stock, interior pages printed on plain white paper; saddle-stitched
* Untitled cover art by Dorothy Dillon
* "Parallels" short story by Charlotte Davis
* "Star Trek Trivia Crossword Puzzle" word game by Barry & Beverly Powell
* "Recommended Publications" article by Meredith C. Rushton
* "Instant Future" poem by Sally E. Aaron
==Issue 2, May 1985==
Partial contents:
* "How to Win at Fizzbin" humor by Jean Lamb (reprinted Masiform D #16 in 1988 and in Star Sector Two in 2003)
* "I Was Beamed Up" poetry by Barry Sleesman
==Issue 3, July 1985==
Partial contents:
* "Debt of Honor" short story by Jean Lamb
* "Battle Hymn of the Federation" poetry by Jean Lamb
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1980s
Tranya

Tranya is a drink first seen in the Star Trek: TOS episode, "The Corbomite Maneuver."
In the script, it isn't described, but it it is shown in a scene to be a an orangish-pinkish drink. 
The liquid used for the scene, according to William Shatner, was "warm, food-colored apricot juice." from Star Trek Memories p. 110 
Tranya was also mentioned/seen in other Trek franchise shows.
It is unknown if the canon drink was alcoholic.
In 1969, it was described in the Star Trek Concordance as: 
==Tranya and Fandom==
===Some Early Mentions of Tranya in Fiction===
 
[1976]: 
 
[1980]: 
 
[1989]: 
===Other Early Mentions of Tranya===
In 1974, a newsletter The Tranya Times was named for the beverage. 
 
In 1989, a fan sent out this submission request for a proposed zine that didn't make it off the ground: "Still breathing in minds and typewriters throughout fandom; this vintage (we hope to uncork in early 1990) will be subtle yet pleasing, full- flavored and rich. Send us your submissions of the unusual or the,usual, with a twist!" from Datazine #56 
===As an Alcoholic Beverage===
 
 
===Included in Menus===
===Some Recipes===
Image:tranyarecipe1.jpg|from Nourishment (1977)
===Other Mentions ===
==Tranya and K/S Fans== 
K/S fans were especially enthusiastic about drinking tranya as a way to connect to their fandom and other fans
===As a Way to Show Love===
===Used By K/S Fans As a Way of Referring to Fanwork Preferences===
"Tranya" is substituted for tea in the common fannish phrase, "Not my cup of tea."
===As an Accompaniment to Reading "The K/S Press"===
"Tranya" is mentioned in The K/S Press as an accompaniment to reading the letterzine. These mentions ceased at the end of 2005.
 
==References==
Trap (glossary term)

Trap is a slang term used in anime, manga, and visual novel/eroge fandoms to refer to either a cisgender male character crossdressing to appear female, or to a transgender female character. There has been backlash against the term by people who consider it offensive to real-life trans people. At Anime Boston 2015, this was addressed at a panel titled "Gender Identity and Convention Culture":"Why aren’t problematic translations fixed?", Amelia Cook, AnimeFeminist.com, February 4 2017
However, some other fans consider "traps" as a distinct fictional trope that has no relation to trans people:
"Reverse trap" is the term for situations in which a cis female character dresses in a masculine way, or (rarely) for trans male characters.
In 2014, the anime imageboard Danbooru changed all instances of the "trap" tag to "otoko_no_ko" (romanization of the Japanese slang "男の娘"), with admin jxh2154 saying:
In late June 2018, Anime News Network banned the use of the term "trap" on their forums, as part of a rules overhaul with a goal that "Posters' contributions should not create an atmosphere that is unwelcome to marginalized peoples."Post by octopodpie, ANN Managing Editor, June 29 2018
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom