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Marina

Marina may refer to the following people or characters:
== Characters ==
* Marina Ida, Splatoon character
* Marina, Pokémon character
== People ==
* Marina Berlin, Lost Girl and Game of Thrones fan
* Marina (The Professionals fan writer)
* Marina (Batman fan writer)
* Marina (Game of Thrones fan writer)
* Marina Diamandis, known professionally by the mononym Marina and previously Marina and the Diamonds
==Pairings==
*Maya Bishop/Carina DeLuca, a femslash pairing from Station 19
Marina's CI5 Page

Marina's CI5 Page was a Professionals fansite. It was a member of the Professionals Ring.
Description from the CI5 Homepage: 
==Contents==
*The Professionals Episode Guide
*Quotes from The Professionals
*A Few CI5 Pictures
*The Non-Slashy Professionals Drinking Game
*The Professionals TV Show in South Africa
==Links==
*The Professionals TV Series - Introduction
*CI5 Homepage
*The Professionals Sound Files
*Alex's "Pros" Page
==References==
Category:The Professionals Websites
Category:2000s
Category:1990s
Marina Tsukishima

Marina is a supporting character in the video game BanG Dream!, as well as the anime of the same name.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* most of the art with them together has the circle worker taller... by sonzies - posted in 2019
* 月島まりな by Ferys - posted in 2021
* Tsukishima Marina (Bandori) by SpherAb31 - posted in 2019
==Archives and Fannish Events==
==Resources==
* Tsukishima Marina tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:BanG Dream!
Marine Girl

Marine Girl is a Pokémon doujinshi by Vivid Kids. It is primarily gen but is sometimes labeled Ash x Misty (Satoshi x Kasumi). One review states:
Image:Marine Girl front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Marine Girl back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Marine Girl sample.jpg|Inside art
Additional scans can be found at Let's Reading and pokeshipping on Tumblr.
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Mario (franchise)

The Mario franchise is a video game franchise published and produced by Nintendo starring the fictional Italian character Mario. The franchise's other forms of media include several television series and a feature film. It was originally created by game designer Shigeru Miyamoto with the arcade Donkey Kong, released on July 9, 1981.
==Notable Franchises==
* Donkey Kong
* Super Mario
*Super Mario Land
*Wario
* Dr. Mario
* Mario Kart
*Yoshi
*Mario Tennis
*Mario Golf
* Paper Mario
* Mario & Luigi
* Mario Party
* Hotel Mario
* Super Mario Maker 
* The mainline platforming series, Mario Bros., as well as its 3D platformers:
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Bowser/Luigi
=== Speedrunning ===
Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Odyssey have had consistently large speedrun communities for years, and both are regularly featured at GDQ, a speedrun charity marathon that takes place twice a year in the United States.
Members and content creators of the speedrunning community also have their own fanbases. Popular Odyssey speedrunner and Youtube creator Smallant, as well as his friends CraftyBoss, cjya, and Fir, began playing a hide-and-seek multiplayer modded version of Super Mario Odyssey in 2022. These became many of these creators consistently best-performing videos, averaging nearly 1mil views each, and spawned a fanbase of its own.
Another group was Team 0%, dedicated to to beating every single level in Super Mario Maker 1 and 2. They successfully did so for the first game prior to the Wii U and 3DS online networks shutting down in April 2024.
===Connections with Other Fandoms===
Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog had a famous rivalry during the 90's console wars, however it dissipated once Sega stopped making consoles. Now, since the two franchises have crossed over on many occasions since then, their fandom's have become much friendlier toward each other.
==Fanworks==
===Animation===
* Super Mario Bros. Z
=== Web Series ===
* SMG4 (2011)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Mario fanworks at FF.net
* Super Mario & Related Fandoms fanworks at AO3
* Supper Mario Broth - fanblog
* SMW Central - fangame and fan music site
* Mario Fan Game Galaxy - fangame site
==Resources==
* Super Mario Wiki (Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance)
* MarioWiki (Fandom)
==References==
Category:Mario
Marion McChesney

Marion McChesney was a writer, poet, zine publisher , and a con organizer. 
She chaired the first ClipperCon conventions (1984-1989) and other actor guest cons including Shore Leave, Fan Out a mixed media convention (1990-1991) and later a multi-media slash convention, ConneXions. 
Her first zine, Vault of Tomorrow, was a long running K&S friendship fanzine, the recipient of several awards, and according to Verba, "ever-popular."Verba, Joan. Boldly Writing. F T L Pubns, March 26, 2003, pg 72 Her B7 gen zine series, Powerplay 1 - 7, were beautifully illustrated, often "by her good friend Suzan Lovett, the lady who introduced her to B7.". After Universal Translator stopped publishing, she and Sandy Zier edited an adzine called Communications Console. Later she fell hard for Man from Uncle, and started the MFU zine Classified Affairs and a multimedia zine called Awakenings under the name of Markate Press, at least partially because she'd just fallen hard for Wiseguy, and needed a place to publish her first Wiseguy story, "Story of My Life." (The final issue of Awakenings was published posthumously, and titled The Tribute Issue.) After her death, her zines were agented by In Person Press with the permission of Marion's family.
Other MFU fanzines she published:
*The Sacrifice Affair (slash novel)
*Here Be Dragons (slash novel)
*The Brothers Kuryakin (a slash round robin zine)
*The We Are Family Affair (sequel to The Brothers Kuryakin)
*But Not For Me (slash novel)
*Declassified Affairs (gen anthology)
*Reclassified Affairs (slash reprint, sales to benefit the ConneXions convention)
Other Star Trek zines she published
*The Reality Barrier
In her (and Bev Volker's) honor, Farpoint Convention has started the Volker/McChesney Awards, given for individuals or groups who have served fandom over the years in important or unique ways.
As part of their annual SIZZLER Awards, ConneXions also gave out a Marion McChesney Award, theirs for best new fanzine editor.
She died in June 2000 at the age of 57 of a heart attack.
==Memories==
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:Convention Organizers
Marion Zimmer Bradley's Influence on the Sime~Gen Universe

Marion Zimmer Bradley's Influence on the Sime~Gen Universe is an essay by Jacqueline Lichtenberg.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Star Trek
* Darkover
* Sime~Gen
* introducing Marion Zimmer Bradley and Elizabeth Waters to each other in her living room Photo: ; Wayback, linked from Jacqueline Lichtenberg's simegen.com website: Sime~Gen Historical Images: Do You Remember When? 
* fannish mentoring
* Darkover Grand Council Meeting
* "sitting at the feet" of Marion Zimmer Bradley
* DAW Books
* Marion Zimmer Bradley's fanart 
* fannish, and professional, connections
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Sime~Gen Meta
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Pro Author Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Marion Zimmer Bradley Discusses Influences of "The King in Yellow" and Accusations of Plagiarism

Marion Zimmer Bradley Discusses Influences of "The King in Yellow" and Accusations of Plagiarism is a April 1982 essay by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
Bradley published the essay in Darkover Newsletter #25 in response to more than a dozen letters fans had sent her questioning the similarities in some Darkover books and other professional creations, including Robert W. Chambers' "The King in Yellow," the works of H.P. Lovecraft, Ambrose Bierce's "An Inhabitant of Carcosa," and James Blish's short story "More Light." 
Bradley said she read "The King in Yellow" when she was eleven years old. 
One example of a fan's comment that Bradley addressed: 
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Meta
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Pro Author Meta
Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust and Unauthorized Fanworks

In a complaint filed 2012 by the Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust which owns and controls copyrights, marks and other commercial rights to Marion Zimmer Bradley's Darkover series (among other works) has taken aim at an author, Mary Battle, asserting she created and distributed derivative works based on Darkover without permission. 
These two works were Molly of Darkover (published in 2006) and The Women of Darkover (published in 2007). As of February 2012, the books are no longer being sold. Only used copies and book/publisher information are still being listed at various booksellers' websites. The exact date that the books were removed from public sale has yet to be determined. Both were self-published and sold via Lulu. 
A settlement was reached and a Consent Decree along with a Dismissal With Prejudice was filed on June 27, 2012.Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust et al v. Battle at Justia.com. The settlement terms are not listed in the Justia.com court filings.
For historical context about Marion Zimmer Bradley's work and fanfiction see the incident known as the Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy.
==The Books==
Image:womenofdarkover.jpg
Image:mollyofdarkover.jpg
==The Complaint==
Factual allegations from the complaint:Causes of action (Copyright Infringement and Trademark Infringement):What the MZB Trust would like to get out of it are damages and "an injunction barring Defendant from creating, publishing, and/or distributing any work taking place in the Darkover universe, or any other universe created by Marion Zimmer Bradley, or inducing any third party to do so;" ; 
==Reactions==
The following excerpt from an entry in the Biederman Blog, written by Ashley Smolic, discusses the case, although not without raising further questions, as it first identifies Ann Sharp as the trustee of the MZB Literary Works Trust and a plaintiff in the case, and then at least implies that Sharp is Mary Battle. This is obviously an error, not least since the actual filing http://www.entlawdigest.com/2012/01/09/Phil%20-%20Darkover.pdf identifies Sharp as a resident of California and Battle as a resident of Pennsylvania.
==Impact on Fanfic ==
On February 16, 2012, Elisabeth Waters, a co-trustee of MZB's trust, posted a publicly viewable comment on AO3 regarding a fan's The Catch Trap fanfic. The timing may not be a coincidence:
==Current Copyright Statement==
The statement regarding Darkover fanworks, updated in 2017: 
==Also See==
* Marion Zimmer Bradley
* Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy
* Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust
* Darkover
==References==
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley
Category:Darkover
Category:2012 Events
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Occurrences
Marisa Coulter

Marisa Coulter is a character from His Dark Materials, being the mother of main character Lyra Silvertongue. 
She's somewhat of a fan favourite in the fandom, especially with her portrayal in the TV series by Ruth Wilson, despite, or sometimes because of, the multiple abhorrent acts she inflicts on others throughout the series, from murder to child experimentation. 
Marisa is often seen as a well-developed and complex character, whose cruelty is often seen as the result of the trauma of her past and time working for the Magisterium. Unlike other examples of well-liked villains with tragic pasts, however, Marisa's fans generally don't tend to justify, excuse, or deny her actions.
She has a decent sapphic fandom around her, especially her TV version.
==Canon==
Marisa has canonically inflicted great harm to those around her.
===Bookverse===
===TVverse===
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Marisa Coulter/Lord Asriel
*Marisa Coulter/Mary Malone
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* (Jan 2021) by crab-milk
==Links==
*Wikipedia:Marisa Coulter
*Marisa Coulter works at AO3
==References==
Category:His Dark Materials Characters
Marisa Stole the Precious Thing

Marisa Stole the Precious Thing (Japanese: 魔理沙は大変なものを盗んでいきました) is a Touhou Project fansong created by the doujin circle IOSYS. The music video of the song became a meme on Nico Nico Douga and YouTube, primarily in the form of a MAD, YTPMV, or Animation Meme. The original video can be viewed in full and in HD (reuploaded) on YouTube here.
The first derivative of the video was posted in February 2007.
== Song ==
The song is a remix of "Doll Judgement - The Girl Who Played with People's Shapes" from Touhou 7 (Perfect Cherry Blossom), released on the album Touhou Maidens' Orchestra at Comiket in 2006. The song itself is a shipping song about the pairing Alice Margatroid/Marisa Kirisame, a popular pairing in the Touhou fandom.
== Derivatives ==
The song quickly became popular on Nico Nico Douga, inspiring many spinoff MADs, typically featuring characters from other fandoms in the place of the Touhou characters in the music video. Some of these spinoffs were fully re-animated, while others were video edits.
Another form of MAD used clips of media to recreate the song, also known as a YTPMV (YouTube Poop Music Video) on western social media.
The video, like many MADs from the 2000s, also sees some popularity as an animation meme, with people often re-animating the video with their OCs or characters from a different fandom.
== Examples ==
=== Covers/Remixes ===
* Alice Unclearly Remembered the Precious Lyrics
* Marisa Stole the Precious Errors
* Meiko Stole the Precious Thing (Vocaloid)
=== Edits ===
* Spy Stole The Precious Intelligence (Team Fortress 2)
* Master Stole the Precious Padoru (Fate/)
* Jordan Stole The Precious Slam (Space Jam)
* Kiryu stole the precious Dame Da Ne (Yakuza)
* Pico Stole the Precious Thing (Friday Night Funkin')
* Donald Trump Stole the Precious Election
* Hanzo killed his precious brother (Overwatch)
* Jerma Owes the Precious 2.5 Billion Dollars (Jerma985)
* Rainbow Dash Stole the 20% Cooler Thing (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
* MrBeast Stole The Precious Thing
=== Animation Memes ===
* aika stole the precious thing (OC)
* Slavya stole the precious thing (OC)
* [APH] Marisa Stole The Precious Thing (Hetalia: Axis Powers)
* orange cookie stole the precious thing (Cookie Run)
* Dib Stole the Precious Thing (Invader Zim)
* Ariel Trades her Precious Voice (The Little Mermaid)
* Avatar: Legend of Korra's Precious Thing (The Legend of Korra)
* Sasori Stole The Precious Thing (Naruto)
* Gadget Hackwrench's Precious Thing (Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers)
* L Stole the Precious Thing (Death Note)
* Derpy Ate the Precious Thing (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
* Diavolo Stole the Precious Thing (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
Category:Animation Memes
Category:Touhou Project
Category:Fan Songs
Category:2006 Memes
Marissa Meyer

Marissa Meyer is the author of the best-selling Lunar Chronicles series. Her profic work, beginning with her debut novel, Cinder, has gained significant attention in the Young Adult market and YA fan communities. The Lunar Chronicles had a small fandom on Tumblr, though fanwork has decreased since the end of the series. 
During her teenage years, she wrote Sailor Moon fanfiction under the pseudonym Alicia Blade. Her fic was posted on Fanfiction.net and a range of archives including SailormoonFiction, Destiny's Gateway Romance Fanfiction Archives, Arias Ink and Usako and Mamo-chan's home sweet home. As of 2017, most of her fic still exists online and is available to read. 
Her fanfic garnered large amounts of popularity within the Sailor Moon fandom. Her fairy tale AU fic The House on Thornrose Lane: A Grimm Tale is the most reviewed Sailor Moon fanfic on Fanfiction.net. Ironically, her professional bibliography also consists predominately of fairy tale-related works.
Connections can be seen between Sailor Moon and The Lunar Chronicles, in that both involve a society of people living on the moon and a lost princess of the moon. Meyer has spoken about how her penchant "to take fairy tales and give them a science-fiction twist" began when she wrote "an alternate reality Sailor Moon fanfiction." A Sailer Moon story, Luna v. 4.2., that was written for a 2008 contest hosted on Aria’s Ink directly inspired Cinder.“Luna v. 4.2” (The Origins of CINDER), 31st Jul 2012 blog post
==Alicia Blade==
On the now-defunct Alicia Blade website, Marissa explains her history with fanfic and what interested her about it: 
==External Links==
* Marissa Meyer on Wikipedia
* Marissa Meyer on Lunar Chronicles Wiki
==References==
Category:People
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Marita Covarrubias

Marita Covarrubias is a recurring X-Files character played by Laurie Holden. 
Early X-Files fans gave her the nickname: "Uniblonder" because of her blonde hair. She is one of Mulder's informants and takes over from Mr. X, who is killed on the agents' apartments threshold where he leave a hint that leads Mulder to Covarrubias.
==Pairings==
In fanfiction she is most often paired with Alex Krycek. There are also a few stories of Scully/Marita that are usually categorized as Scully/Other since it's a rare pairing. Other rare pairings are Marita Covarrubias/Fox Mulder, that currently lists 4 works at AO3.https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Marita%20Covarrubias*s*Fox%20Mulder/works and Marita/Mr. X.
=Fanworks=
==Fanfiction==
===Archives===
*works tagged Marita Covarrubias at Archive Of Our Own
*works tagged as Marita Covvarubias/Dana Scully at Archive Of Our Own
*works tagged Marita Covarrubias/Alex Krycek at Archive Of Our Own
*Harem Of X Files Other Women Defenders
*Scully Slash Archive
*Fanfiction featuring Marita at Strugholdmingingco.info
*The Beehive
==notable fanfiction==
An example of a 1997 Scully/Marita fic is Cold.
*Stealing Moments by bardsmaid 
*Iolokus Series by RivkaT and MustangSally (Part 1: Iolokus contains Scully/Marita)
*Not My Lover by Deslea R. Judd
==Fanvids==
*Marita Fic || Sing For Absolution by MaritaKrycekFiles
*Stranger: Alex & Marita by MooseSquirrelX
==Fanart==
There is hardly fan art about the character available.
*Fan art at deviantart
==Meta==
*Subject: CONSPIRACY 101: MARITA CORVARRUBIAS, ver. 1.5 by Scott Glancy
==Resources==
*Blondie's Ratcave: Marita/Alex Krycek fanfiction archive
*The Beehive, Marita fansite with fanfiction
*Marita/Krycek fanfiction by Deslea
==References==
Category: X-Files Characters
Marius Pontmercy

Marius Pontmercy is a main character and protagonist from the 1862 Victor Hugo novel Les Misérables and its subsequent adaptations. He is a student, later lawyer, who falls on hard times after being thrown out by his grandfather for political differences and later falls in love with Cosette. Marius takes part in the June Rebellion along with Les Amis de l'ABC and eventually marries Cosette. 
==Canon==
Marius is raised by his maternal grandfather, Gillenormand, who is a staunch Royalist. As Marius' father was a Colonel under Napoleon Bonaparte, Gillenormand tells Marius that his father abandoned him. When Marius finds out about his grandfather's deception, he begins to reject his Royalist ideals and becomes a Democrat-Bonapartist. Upon discovering this, Gillenormand and Marius have a fight that ends in Gillenormand throwing Marius out. Marius ends up running into fellow law student Bossuet and his friend Courfeyrac, the latter of whom he moves in with. Soon after, Courfeyrac introduces Marius to Les Amis de l'ABC, where Marius is met with Republican opinions that run counter to his own Bonapartism. 
One day, Marius sees Cosette and falls instantly in love with her. One day he finds her home and asks the doorman about her, prompting Jean Valjean to assume he is a spy for Javert. This leads to Valjean moving himself and Cosette to another house, and Marius doesn't see her for a while. After meeting Éponine, who is in loved with him, Marius enlists her help in finding Cosette again. Once he does, he eventually leaves her a love letter, the two finally meet and they fall in love. As the June Rebellion draws nearer, however, Valjean decides that he and Cosette are moving to England. When Marius arrives to find her house empty, he decides to join Les Amis de l'ABC at the barricade and almost dies there. After seeing a letter Marius wrote for Cosette, Valjean goes to the barricade and once the fighting is over, rescues Marius. After recovering from his wounds, Marius reconciles with Gillenormand and marries Cosette. 
==Common Pairings==
The canonical Cosette Fauchelevent/Marius Pontmercy is one of the most popular ships in the fandom, with Éponine Thénadier/Marius Pontmercy also being very popular, albeit mostly in the musical-focused part of it, as the love triangle between the three is much more prominent in the musical than in the original novel. Éponine used to be a somewhat more popular choice for Marius than Cosette, but in the modern fandom, Éponine is often paired off differently. The most popular slash ship with Marius is Courfeyrac/Marius Pontmercy, because of, among other things, the line: 
==Fanon==
* Due to how quickly Marius learns English and German to work as a translator, he is sometimes portrayed as interested in languages in Modern AU.
==Example Fanworks==
== References ==
Category:Les Misérables Characters
Marjorie Miller

Marjorie Miller (often called "Marj" or "Marjie" was an Australian Star Trek and science fiction fan. She was a fanwriter and a keen participant in clubs and activities, conventions, and social activities. 
She contributed to Captain's Log (newsletter) and fanzines including Spock, Beyond Antares and Kirk.
Marje founded a club called Kirk's Klingons, which published at least one issue of its newsletter/fanzine.
She was active in fandom from the 1970s to the 1990s, and she passed away sometime after that.
===Gifts and Gifting===
Marjorie was known for her hospitality and generosity. She would frequently bring specially baked cakes to fan events such as conventions, birthdays, and Star Trek anniversaries. She also made and gifted costumes for fans.
For Trekcon 1 in 1978, celebrating the tenth birthday of "Star Trek" in Australia, she presented a birthday cake to congoers at a pre-convention birthday gathering:
Marjorie also made connections with Bill Shatner and Leonard Nimoy and got their personal imprematur for the William Shatner Fund for Multiple Schlerosis and the Alan Nimoy Memorial Fund for Cystic Fibrosis, which she ran within the Australian fandom community."Austrek" page in the "Trekcon 2 Convention Report, Austrek, 1980.
On at least one occasion, a fan returned the compliment for her generosity by gifting a remixed fan story on Uhura, which was published in Spock and dedicated to Marjorie.
===References===
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:Cosplayers