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Victor (Pokémon)

Victor is a playable character in Pokémon Sword and Shield, released in 2019. He gets focus in many fanworks, though less so than his female equivalent Gloria.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
In acronym ship names, Victor is represented with "ms," short for his Japanese name Masaru. The acronyms were created by the Japanese side of the fandom mostly on Twitter before being adopted elsewhere. Common portmanteaus also originate from Pixiv unless it uses their English names.
==== M/M | Yaoi ====
* Victor is most commonly paired up with Hop, forming TrainShipping, aka SlumberingWealdShipping, Hopvictor or Hopvic. In Japanese, this is most often called MSHP or マサホプ (Masahopu) or 主♂ホプ (Male Protagonist x Hop), meaning Victor is the seme and Hop is the uke in the coupling. The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as HPMS or ホプマサ (Hopumasa) or ホプ主♂ (Hop x Male Protagonist).
* Victor is also shipped with Bede, forming BrattyShipping. In Japanese, this is most often called MSBT or マサビト (Masabito), meaning Victor is the seme and Bede is the uke in the coupling. The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as BTMS or ビトマサ (Bitomasa).
* Victor is also shipped with Raihan, forming DragonVictoryShipping. In Japanese, this is most often called KBMS or キバマサ (Kibamasa), meaning Raihan is the seme and Victor is the uke in the coupling. The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as MSBK or マサキバ (Masakiba).
* Victor is also shipped with Leon, forming RulerApparentShipping, though DNMS and MSDN are more common among shippers. In Japanese, this is most often called DNMS or ダンマサ (Danmasa), meaning Leon is the seme and Victor is the uke in the coupling. The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as MSDN or マサダン (Masadan).
==== F/M | NL ====
*Victor is also shipped with Marnie, forming PunkBladeShipping. In Japanese, this is called MSMR or マサマリ (Masamari).
*Victor is also shipped with Gloria, forming Galarshipping, aka GloryWinnerShipping or KingdomShipping. In Japanese, this is called MSYU or マサユウ (Masayuu).
==== Gen | Combi ====
* Gloria, Victor, Bede, Hop and Marnie form The Galar Five. In Japanese, this is called ガラル同期組 (Galar Classmates).
===Less Popular Relationships===
* with Avery - LevitatingShipping, aka マサセイ (Masasei).
* with Klara - PopBladeShipping, aka マサクラ (Masakura).
* with Piers - RawVictoryShipping, aka MSNZ, マサネズ (Masanezu), NZMS, ネズマサ (Nezumasa).
More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art ===
* (2019), with the starter Pokemon Scorbunny, Sobble and Grookey.
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Victor Frankenstein/Henry Clerval

Victor Frankenstein/Henry Clerval, known mostly as Clervenstein or Clervalstein, is the pairing of Doctor Victor Frankenstein and his childhood friend Henry Clerval in the Frankenstein fandom.
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Awards===
*The pairing was an entry in the second MLM Ship Bracket Tournament (2023)
===Fan Art===
* (2024). fannish dolls of both Victor and Henry.
* (2023)
* (2020)
===Wikis===
* on the Shipping Wiki
Category:Frankenstein
Category:Slash Pairings
Victor Mancha

Victor Mancha is a Marvel Comics character for the Runaways series. 
==Canon==
Victor is a cyborg created by the villain Ultron and a member of the Runaways. He is a technopath, has a photographic memory, and has electromagnetic manipulation. He was also part of Avengers A.I. team.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Victor Mancha/Nico Minoru
* Victor Mancha/Gertrude Yorkes
* Victor Mancha/Chase Stein
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
* Refection on his link to Ultron.
==Discussion & Controversies==
* The Vision: Victor was shown to have developed a secret addiction to vibranium almost immediately after joining the Runaways as a way of coping with the loss of his mother and chronic pain caused by his powers and superhero battles. This put his time with the Runaways in a much darker light and some fans argue that it was entirely out of character for Victor and doesn't fit in with previous continuity. Defenders insist that it's the kind of story that would fit in BKV's run, had he come up with it, and that Victor couldn't know he even can get addicted to vibranium. 
* Disembodied Head: The revelation of Victor's fate post-Vision angered some fans who already disliked his previous treatment. When the next issue revealed that Chase intends to rebuild him, some Vision fans were annoyed due to it undermining a major plot point from that series.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* we'll stop fighting once your circuit board's igniting by derogatory 
* Playlist Supertights 
===Art===
* Runaways - Victor Mancha Tile by DeFemme
* Victor Mancha Runaways by Romax25
* Victor by BlackPhoenixBW
* tech support? by ex-m
* March of Robots 3 - Victor Mancha by ConstantScribbles
===Vids===
===Meta===
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Victor Mancha works tagged on AO3
* Victor Mancha works at FFN 
===Tumblr===
* Tags: Victor Mancha, Victorious 
==Resources==
* Victor Mancha at Wikipedia
* Victor Mancha at the Marvel Database
* Victor Mancha at Comic Vine
* Nico Minoru (Comics) at the Runaways Wiki
==References==
<references>
Category:Runaways
Victoria

===Fandoms===
*Victoria (TV series) - 2016 BBC series
===Characters===
*Tori Hanson
*Tori Olafsdotter
*Tori Scott
*Tori Vega
*Victoria Chase
*Victoria Hand, a Marvel Comics character
*Victoria Hardwick, a Smallville character
* Victoria Metcalf, a Due South character
*Victoria Winters, a Dark Shadows character
===Fans===
*Tori, a Hanson fan
*Tori Cardinal-Price
*Tori Morris
*Torie Atkinson
*Victoria, a Hanson fan
*Victoria Bitter
*Victoria Clare
*Victoria Clark
*Victoria Custer
*Victoria Drake
*Victoria Godwin
*Victoria M. Gonzalez
*Victoria Grant
*Victoria Meredith
*Victoria Monteleone
*Victoria Nomen
*Victoria P.
*Victoria Racklyft
*Victoria Schmidt
*Victoria Signorelli
*Victoria Sinall
*Victoria A. Smith
===People===
*Tori Spelling
*Victoria Asher
Victoria (TV series)

Victoria is a British TV series starring Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria and Rufus Sewell as Lord Melbourne.
== Canon ==
=== Characters ===
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
* Vicbourne (Queen Victoria/Lord Melbourne)
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
=== Fan Vids ===
== External Links ==
* Victoria (TV) on Archive of Our Own
* Victoria on FanFiction.Net
== References ==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Historical RPF
Victoria Asher

Victoria Asher or Vicky-T is best known as the keytar player for Bandom band Cobra Starship. 
See Wikipedia for detail. 
== Ships == 
Victoria appears in a number of Bandom fanworks, mostly as a supporting character. As one of the few women of the fandom, she is often called upon in AUs that require female characters. 
As of Sept 26, 2014, there were 282 works tagged 'Victoria Asher' on AO3.Victoria Asher AO3 tag Most popular ship tags: 
* Victoria/Gabe Saporta: 31 works. 
* Cobra GSF: 13 works. 
* Victoria/Gabe/Nate Novarro: 9 works. 
* Victoria/Ryland Blackinton: 9 works. 
She is sometimes written with other Bandom men, such as Patrick Stump, Brendon Urie, Mike Carden, William Beckett, and as half of one of the fandom's rare femslash pairings with Greta Salpeter of The Hush Sound. 
== The Fourth Wall ==
Victoria is known for reading fic about herself. See: Bandom and the Fourth Wall.
== References == 
Category:Industry Category:Bandom Category:Cobra Starship
Victoria Clare

Victoria Clare is a British writer and artist who was editor of the fanzine Miruvor of Taruithorn, the Oxford Tolkien Society 1993-1994. She dropped out of fandom around 1995, but began writing fanfic and participating in Rosemary Sutcliff fandom in 2011 after watching The Eagle movie. 
In 2015 she began playing in what was to be a long-running Silmarillion tabletop roleplaying game as an original character Fëanorian smith, Angruin, and soon after began writing Silmarillion fanfic and creating Silmarillion-inspired art. Her story Quenta Narquelion was begun to provide backstory for Angruin, but quickly outgrew the idea and became a much larger scale project focussed on canon characters. 
In 2016 she completed a project with the help of Jenny Read and Rina Blackcat to produce an English translation of the 2001 Russian Silmarillion musical Finrod's Song. 
== Personal websites ==
victoriaclare.com : personal art website for Tolkien, fantasy, sighthound and Cornwall art.
== Notable Works ==
* The Return to Aman series 15 works, 151,764 words in total, Maglor returns to Aman with Elrond, Frodo, Bilbo and Galadriel.
* Quenta Narquelion 119,524 words, gen. Fëanor, dead, watches the First Age unfold, and his children endure. A detailed account of Maedhros and Maglor's time on the Eastern Front of the War of Wrath.
* Finrod's Song : English translation of Russian lyrics.
* Song of Esca, Cunoval's Son 18694 words, gen: backstory for Eagle of the Ninth's Esca.
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Victoria Dallon

Victoria Dallon is a character in the web serial Worm and the protagonist of the sequel Ward.
==Canon==
===Worm===
===Ward===
As Victoria is the primary viewpoint character of Ward. 
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
===Shipping===
* Victoria/Ashley
* Victoria/Amy
* [Victoria/Gallant is canon but i've never seen any fanworks about the ship]
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* see ridtom's gallery lol
*
===Fanart===
===Other===
* by wervty
==Links==
* Victoria Dallon on the Fandom.com worm wiki
==References==
Category:Parahumans Characters
Victoria Hand

Victoria Hand is an agent of SHIELD in the Marvel Comics and Marvel Cinematic Universe.
==Canon==
===Comics===
Victoria Hand first appears in The Invincible Iron Man #8 (December 2008).
===Marvel Cinematic Universe===
Victoria Hand is portrayed by Saffron Burrows. Her first appearance was in episode 7 The Hub of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. Her final appearance on the series was episode 17 Turn, Turn, Turn, where she was killed by Grant Ward ordered by John Garrett.
==Fandom==
Although a supporting character in Marvel Comics, there are some works of fiction for Victoria, usually focusing on the Dark Avengers storyline in the comics. 
After she was killed by Grant Ward in the MCU, fans started a "Save Victoria Hand" campaign on Tumblr and Twitter where they hope to have PTB reveal that Hand would still be alive, like the Phil Coulson fandom did for him.
==Fanworks==
==Archives and Communities==
* Victoria Hand works tagged at AO3
==Links and Resources==
* Victoria Hand page at wikipedia 
* Victoria Hand at Marvel Database
* Victoria Hand at Marvel Movies
* Victoria Hand page at MCU wiki 
* Victoria Hand tag at Tumblr
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:Marvel Characters Category:The Avengers Characters Category:Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Characters
Victoria Hardwick

Victoria Hardwick is a minor character from the television show Smallville. She appears in the show's first season as Lex Luthor's old flame, who attempts to persuade him to help her and her father take over Lex's father's company, LuthorCorp.
She and Lex resume a relationship, but each double-crosses the other despite their business plans. She also sleeps with Lionel Luthor.
==Fan Response==
Victoria is generally unpopular with fans, who are critical of both the character and her portrayer, Kelly Brook. Television Without Pity's recaps dubbed her "Boobs McChesty", which was adopted on other sites such as KryptonSite's message boards, whose FAQ states succinctly "Most people at KryptonSite did not seem to enjoy her acting on Smallville."For example, Superpower Shuffle, Smallville Season 1, Episode 12 recap by Omar G, page 12. Archived by the Wayback Machine 11 March 2009.KRYPTONSITE MESSAGE BOARD RULES : BOARD INFO, accessed 17 April 2017. velvetglove writes in their fandom overview for crack_van:
:"Based on snippets from the original scripts that have surfaced, Victoria was supposed to be a clever, conniving minx. Onscreen, however, Victoria barely had dialogue and wasn't even very good at being decorative. She was a standout not only for her placid zombidity, but also for her freakish lack of chemistry with Lex/Michael Rosenbaum."Smallville Overview by velvetglove at crack_broom, posted 03 October 2003. (Accessed 17 April 2017 on Dreamwidth; LiveJournal version has been deleted.)
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
* Second Chances by joanne_c, a Victoria/Desiree Atkins ship manifesto (Sep 2004)
==Links & Resources==
* Hard. Wick., a Victoria fanfiction archive (2002-c.2005)
* Victoria Hardwick tag at Archive of Our Own
* Victoria Hardwick at the Smallville Wiki
* Victoria Hardwick (Smallville) at the DC Database wiki
==References==
Category:Smallville Characters
Category:DC Comics Characters
Victoria P

Victoria P, also known as musesfool, joined online fandom in 1997 as a lurker on the newsgroup alt.tv.homicide. In May 1998, she joined alt.tv.buffy-v-slayer and became a regular poster on both newsgroups (as well as alt.tv.angel) by the fall of 1998.
She has been active in many fandoms as a reader, writer and reccer. She hosts the X-Men Movieverse Fan Fiction archive. 
She writes gen, het, slash (both m/m and f/f), and crossovers, and has made a blanket statement about further transformation and reviews of her fanworks."transformative works policy: everything I have written or created is fair game for further transformative work, including, but not limited to: podfic, remix, sequels, meta, negative reviews that will make me cry, and commentaries. Just credit me for the part of the work that I did, and let me know if you get a chance." from LJ profile page (accessed 11 Dec 2011)
She ran the multifandom FPF Remix challenge We Invented The Remix... Redux from 2003–2012 and 2014–2015. She was one of the reccers for Bright Shiny Objects and Unfit for Society, and has maintained a rec journal on LJ at unfitforsociety since 2002.
==Notable Stories==
* 7A WF 83429 (The Avengers Movieverse)
==Interviews==
* Octaves of the Heart Interview with Victoria P. by chrislee
* Ask the Author: musesfool (2007)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Victoria Waterfield

Victoria Waterfield is the companion of the second Doctor in the British TV series Doctor Who.
She travelled alongside Jamie McCrimmon
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Fanzines===
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Cosmic5-1.jpg|Cover art by Martin Proctor for unpublished Cosmic Hobo #5 
==Archives and Resources==
*oh_fiddle (LiveJournal community)
==References==
Category:Whoniverse Characters
Victoria Winters

:This page is about the character. For the fanzine, see Victoria Winters.
Victoria Winters is a main character from Dark Shadows.
Victoria, a governess who had been an infant foundling, was a prominent character on Dark Shadows during the first year the show aired. The narration of these early episodes began with her voice, "My name is Victoria Winters...," accompanying spooky images of Collinsport, an isolated mansion in coastal Maine.
==Fandom==
Vicki is commonly shipped with Barnabas Collins.
==Example Victoria-centric Fanworks==
* Victoria Winters, a 1993-1994 fanzine featuring short stories, articles, and artwork focusing on Victoria Winters
==Links & Resources==
* The Victoria Winters Site, a Victoria Winters fansite part of CollinWeb
* Fanworks tagged Victoria Winters at Archive of Our Own
* Victoria Winters at the Dark Shadows Wiki at Wikia
* Victoria Winters at Wikipedia
Category:Dark Shadows
Victoria Winters (Dark Shadows zine)

Victoria Winters is a 70-page Dark Shadows anthology edited by Craig Hamrick.
It features short stories, articles, and artwork focusing on Collinwood's naive governess, Victoria Winters. Contributors include May Sutherland, Connie Jonas, Anna H. Shock, Emily Klaczak, Jeff Thompson, Dan Deminian, Dan Silvio, Marcy Wilson and Sherlock.
==Contents==
Contents include:
* Coming Home by Connie Jonas
* Farewell by Anna H. Shock
* The Secret of Victoria Winters by Craig Hamrick, story by Dan "Marilyn" Ross
==Editor's Comments==
Craig Hamrick wrote on his Victoria Winters fansite circa 1999:Craig Hamrick at The Victoria Winters Site, part of CollinWeb. First archived 19 August 1999 by the Wayback Machine.
==References==
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Victorian

Britain's Victorian period (technically 1837-1901) is a popular setting for fanworks because it was a period of peace, prosperity, romanticism and mysticism with regard to religion, social values, and the arts, both from fandoms set during the actual Victorian era and Victorian AUs in other fandoms. This page concentrates on canonical Victorians. The term is sometimes extended to works from this time period not set in Britain itself or its colonies and dominions.
The later years of the period saw an enormous increase in literacy in Britain, fuelled by educational reforms, and the launch of dozens of magazines aimed at this new market, with a mixture of fiction and factual articles. New printing technology allowed them to be illustrated with photographs as well as line drawings. The Strand Magazine and the later Pearson's Magazine are probably the best remembered, but there were many others. Many important authors and artists of the period and the 20th century got their start in these magazines; examples include H. G. Wells, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and P.G. Wodehouse.
There are a number of fandoms canonically set during the Victorian era, based generally on the works of such authors as Charles Dickens and Emily Brontë, as well as such specific popular texts as Dracula and Sherlock Holmes. There is also a little historical RPF set during this era, for example featuring the Brontë sisters. Fanworks for these fandoms tend to be marked by an emphasis on historical accuracy, with authors being proud of checking minute details of dress and culture.
==Example Fandoms==
Set in the British Victorian era:
* Alice in Wonderland
* A Christmas Carol
*Dracula 
*Fingersmith
*Jane Eyre 
* The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne
*North and South
*Sherlock Holmes 
* Stalky and Co.
*Tess of the d'Urbervilles
*Wuthering Heights
Set elsewhere in the British Empire:
*Anne of Green Gables
* Murdoch Mysteries
Set outside the British Empire during this period:
*Gone with the Wind
*Little Women
*Moulin Rouge
* Phantom of the Opera
==Fanfiction Examples==
==Fanart Examples==
* Sherlolly (from Sherlock BBC) set in Victorian.
* FrostIron (of the The Avengers) set in Victorian.
==Fanvid Examples==
*By My Side, a X-Men: First Class RPS of James McAvoy/Michael Fassbender set in Victorian.
==Forums==
*C19 -- message board including North and South & Jane Eyre fanfiction, and discussion of the works of the Brontës, Wilkie Collins, Charles Dickens, George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell & Thomas Hardy.
==See Also==
*Victorian AU for fanworks that take characters from a modern or future-set fandom and relocate them to a stereotypical Victorian era.
==References==
Category:Before 1900
Victorian AU

Victorian AU is the most commonly used term for fanworks that take characters from a modern or future-set fandom and relocate them to a stereotypical Victorian romanticism era. It is a form of historical AU. 
No fandom is safe from this trope, from The Sentinel to Harry Potter to some other, even more unlikely, fandom. Unlike canonical Victorians, it is relatively rare that much effort towards historical accuracy is made.
==Fanwork Examples==
* Under the Radar (Assassin's Creed story)
==Fannish links==
*Alternate Universe - Victorian tag on AO3
Victorian Secrets Press

Victorian Secrets Press published slash in the 1990s.
This press was closely entwined with "Simon Says Press" and "Brotherly Love Press."
From a 1997 flyer in The Star of Palermo: 
==Zines==
* Blondie and the Hat (Simon and Simon) (1992-1995)
* Freedom and Slavery (Simon and Simon) (1993ish-1997)
*High Heels and Tight Pants (Wild Wild West) (1996-1997)
* Roses and Bonbons (Simon and Simon)
*Sanctuary (Due South) (1998)
*The Star of Palermo (Due South) (1997)
* Whatever Happened to Colonel Robert Hogan? (Hogan's Heroes) (1997 or 1998)
Victorious

Victorious is an American sitcom that originally aired on Nickelodeon.
==Canon==
:The series follows Tori Vega, a teenager who is accepted into Hollywood Arts High School (a school for talented teens in various performing-arts fields) after taking her older, much less-talented sister Trina's place in a showcase after Trina has an allergic reaction to a Chinese herb product designed to help make people sing better.
==Fandom==
=== Memes ===
A behind the scenes photograph of Victoria Justice (Tori) kissing Avan Jogia (Beck) while Liz Gillies (Jade) drinks briefly went viral in 2017 when Jogia posted the photo on Instagramhttps://www.seventeen.com/celebrity/movies-tv/news/a45105/avan-jogia-shares-mysery-throwback-pic-from-victorious/, and then again in 2022 when Polyship Week shared it on Twitter as an OT3 redraw prompt.https://x.com/PolyshipWeek/status/1600262616269873153 Fanart of other OT3s in this pose is common.
The song Take A Hint is beloved by vidders, often used for tributes to strong female characters. 
===Pairings===
* Beck Olive/Jade West
* Tori Vega/Jade West
* Tori Vega/Andre Harris
* Cat Valentine/Robbie Shapiro
* Cat Valentine/Jade West
* Beck Olive/Tori Vega
* Robbie Shapiro/Beck Olive
* Andre Harris/Jade West
* Beck Olive/Trina Vega
Beck/Jade is the most popular het ship in the fandom, complete with rabidly protective shippers. They hate anyone who gets too close to either Beck or Jade, but Tori bears the brunt of most of their ire despite canon explicitly stating that she has no feelings for Beck. This had led to some backlash among other fans, who believe the "Bade" ship is toxic due to Jade's personality, particularly her attitude towards Beck which fans perceive as abusive and hypocritical. Additionally, Jade/Tori has subplanted Beck/Jade as the most popular ship overall, having twice as many works on AO3 as the latter.
Tori is often shoved together with Andre, whom fans have convinced themselves is madly in love with her despite the show giving no such indications.
Cat/Robbie is a popular pairing, despite Cat showing zero interest in Robbie unless he's going after another girl.
==Fanworks==
=== Meta ===
* Quinton Reviews - includes an 8 hour long video on the series
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Victorious works at FFN
* Victorious works at AO3
===Livejournal===
* Everybody's Fascination Victorious community
* Shade & Sunshine a Jade/Cat fan community 
===Deviantart===
* VicTORIous Fan Club
* VicTORious FC
* Jade West Fans
==References==
Category:Victorious