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The Dying Art of Anime Music Videos

The Dying Art of Anime Music Videos is a 2018 video by Anituber Gigguk. Throughout the video, Gigguk discusses the history and influence of AMVs on the broader anime fandom as well as some of the AMVs that had an impact on him or were otherwise noteworthy in the community.
== The Video ==
=== Some Topics Discussed ===
* Origins in the 1980s
* Development with the advent of the internet
* Trends and improvements
* Linkin Park, AMVs in general, and Naruto in particular
* Peak of popularity
* AMVs now
* Theories about decline
=== Some AMVs Featured ===
* Euphoria by Koopiskeva - RahXephon
* Tainted Donuts by E-KO - Cowboy Bebop and Trigun
* Whisper of the Beast by SCORPIONSULTD - Naruto
* Skittles by Koopiskeva - The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
* Quantum Ripples by Nostromo - Multiple
* Animegraphy series by Qyll - Multiple
* Into the Labyrinth by Lolligerjoj - Monogatari series
* Anime's Got Talent by AMVLuna, JazzsVids, ReplayStudios - Multiple
* AMV Hell 3: The Motion Picture by Various - Multiple
* Anime 404 by Baka Oppai - Multiple
* Steel Fenders by Umika Sayoji - Fate/Zero
* Pencilhead by QWAQA - Multiple
== Discussion and Response ==
=== General Fan Reactions ===
=== Thoughts on Community Decline ===
Category:Meta on Video
Category:YouTube
Category:Anime Music Video
Category:2018 Meta
The Dying of the Light

* Dying of the Light, a 1977 novel by George R. R. Martin
* The Dying of the Light, the ninth novel in the Skulduggery Pleasant series
* The Dying of the Light (Star Wars TPM zine), a Star Wars: TPM novel by Mac. 
* The Dying of the Light, a Highlander story by Gillian Leeds
* Dying of the Light, a Highlander novel by Janet Ellicott
The Dying of the Light (Star Wars TPM zine)

The Dying of the Light is a slash Star Wars: TPM novel by Mac.
It was posted online and later published in the print zine series: Best of the Net.
==Summaries==
"Qui Gon is killed saving the princess but Obi Wan doesn't know that his teacher has been cloned and brought up to destroy Obi Wan."
"Years after Qui-Gon's death, as Anakin prepares to marry Amidala, Obi-Wan makes a starting discovery on Naboo."
==Chapters==
* Prologue 
*A Meeting on Naboo 
* Sarane 
* The Revelation 
* Return to the Beginning 
* Chances 
* End Run 
* Fate of a Jedi 
* Betrayals of Trust 
* Epilogue 
Category:2000 Zines
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
The E-Files; Mad for Mulder? Got a Jones for Buffy? Juiced by 'JAG'? In the Fanfiction Realm, You Can Make the Plot Quicken

The E-Files; Mad for Mulder? Got a Jones for Buffy? Juiced by 'JAG'? In the Fanfiction Realm, You Can Make the Plot Quicken is an article by Nancy Schultz that was published in a special to The Washington Post.
The article attempts to explain the online phenomenom of fan fiction. It includes, among other things, the obligatory Henry Jenkins quote, a short interview with Roxanne Longstreet Conrad (a professional novelist who wrote fanfic), an explanation of how a character in The X-Files was named after a fan named Leyla Harrison, and of how a fan named Mere Smith became a writer for Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
The article was reprinted in full in DIAL #18.
==Excerpts==
 
 
Category:2001 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
The ETA from You to Me

The ETA from You to Me is a very popular Derek/Stiles story by tylerfucklin that was posted in 16 chapters during and after Teen Wolf season two was on the air. The story is a futurefic Alternate Universe where Stiles Stilinski doesn't meet Derek Hale until he is in college (but werewolves still exist).
Author's Summary: In which Derek drives a tow truck and Stiles is the weekend dispatcher who attempts to woo him with his lack of a brain-to-mouth filter and affinity for run-on sentences.
As of 24 June 2013, the story on the AO3 had 717 comments, 3904 kudos, 1222 bookmarks, and 157750 total hits. Among Teen Wolf fanworks, it was ranked as the 16th most kudos'ed, 8th most viewed, 22nd most bookmarked, and 20th most commented on.Among all fanworks on the archive, it was ranked as the 22nd most kudos'ed, 28th most viewed, 30th most bookmarked, and 171st most commented on. Statistics compiled on 24 June 2013 using the advance search feature.
On June 24, 2013, tylerfucklin added a note warning readers that the story would soon be taken offline and published as original fiction.Chapter 17: IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ posted on AO3 June 24, 2013. (archived Jun 2013). All but the first chapter of the story was taken offline July 1, 2013.See zimothy's July 1, 2013 Tumblr post. Some time later the fic was deleted entirely, and pleas from fans looking for a copy could be seen along with images of the published novel in the Tumblr tag.Tumblr tag checked on September 17, 2013. The URL to the fic was generating a 404 error.
On June 2, 2015, tylerfucklin reposted the fanfic on AO3 with a note to say that the original fic and fanfic versions were different enough to make the fic available again. However, the fic was deleted again later.
==Reactions/Reviews==
Tumblr reviews:
On Goodreads the fic received 10 reviews and was rated 50 times, for an average rating of 4 out of 5 stars. The reviews span the range from hatred to love. One reviewer discussed the experience of reading the self-published version without knowing it started life as fanfic, then going back to read the fanfic:
In a completely unsurprising turn of events, anons at Fail_Fandomanon didn't like it much:
==Inspired Fanworks==
* story illustration by kickingshoes (September? 2012)
* Life After ETA by loversforlycanthropes, a fanart illustration of a fan's reaction to the fic
==References==
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Eagle Conspiracy

The Eagle Conspiracy is a Frodo Baggins/Sam Gamgee, Gimli/Legolas, and Thursday Next/Landen Parke-Laine podfic by blienky27 (0:28:06) based on a story by kezya.
Summary: There are whispers of a conspiracy to make "The Lord of the Rings" a lot shorter. Thursday Next investigates.
This was recorded as part of the 2008 amplificathon challenge.
==Recs and Reviews==
*"Awesome combo of brilliant writing and someone who knows how to read this kind of humour."dodificus. Recs , June 9, 2008. (Accessed July 5, 2012)
==References==
Category:Slash Podfics
Category:Het Podfics
Category:Lord of the Rings
Category:Badgers
Category:Snow White
Category:Thursday Next
Category:2008 Podfics
The Eagle Hill Sentinel

The Eagle Hill Sentinel is a gen Dark Shadows anthology. 
There are seven issues in total.
This zine was meant to be a continuation of where Inside the Old House left off.
==Description==
From a flyer: 
==Issue 1==
The Eagle Hill Sentinel 1 was published in June 1985. 
* Forever Free by Marcy Robin
* The Dream Ends by Geoffrey Hamell
* The 1840 Cycle, part one, by Kathleen Resch
* Julia Hoffman: Light and Dark by Adriana Pena
* Introductory by Kathi Swan
* Dark Shadows Storylines by Geoffrey Hamell
* A Homecoming of Sorts by Joe Flanagan
* Dark Shadows Script #966 (Leviathan)
* Last Flight to Belem by Geoffrey Hamell
* Who's Who in Collinsport by Geoffreyy Manell 
* Diary of a Videotape Operator by Joe Integlia
* Collinsport TV Guide by Joe Flanigan
 
Image:eaglehill1-1.jpg|from issue #1
Image:eaglehill1-2.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The Eagle Hill Sentinel 3 is subtitled, "The Grayson Hall Tribute Issue." It was published in 1986 and has 98 pages. 
* "A Tribute to Grayson Hall" and fiction based on her characters.
*Plus, "Who's Who in Collinsport" focuses on Magda and Sandor Rakosi.
*An inteview with Dan (Marilyn) Ross.
*Lots of fiction, photos and artwork.
==Issue 4==
The Eagle Hill Sentinel 4
 
* highlights Joel Crothers, who played "Joe Haskell" & "Lieutenant Nathan Forbes" 
==Issue 5/6==
==Issue 7==
The Eagle Hill Sentinel 7 was published in January 1991.
From the editorial: 
==Gallery==
Image:eaglehillgroup.jpg|group shot
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
The Eagle and the Hawk

You may be looking for The Eagle and the Raven, a Northern Exposure zine.
The Eagle and the Hawk is a Kirk/Spock story by Ciana Sepulveda.
 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #3.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is recruited for a mission in the mirror universe by the mirror Spock after the mirror Kirk is killed."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
The Eagle and the Raven

You may be looking for The Eagle and the Hawk, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story.
The Eagle and the Raven is a het novel by Melody C. and was published in 2002. 
The author says the story was originally to be about Marilyn and the Flying Man and someone else came up with the idea of Joel as the Eagle.See Talk:The Eagle and the Raven (Accessed 08 January 2010) 
==Summary==
 
==References==
 
Category:Northern Exposure
Category:2002 Zines
The Earl of Rothinghamtonfordshire

The Earl of Rothinghamtonfordshire is an influential popslash fic by Jae (aka jae_w and Jaesepha) written for the 2005 Don We Now Our Gay Apparel fic exchange. Constantly cited and recced by popslashers for its humor and snappy dialogue, it marked a departure for its author, who up to that point had been known for her often bittersweet, occasionally dark plot twists.
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Backstreet Boys
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
The Early Years Archive

The Early Years Archive was a Star Wars TPM archive. Stories were listed by age and author.
Description from Mac & Anna's Place:
Description from Stay On Target: 
The archive was the ring home of the SW, TPM and pre-TPM Slash and Smut Free FanFic Ring and a member of The FanFic Archives Webring and the Fanfiction Universe Webring. 
The site was hosted by GeoCities.
File:Early Years Archive Index.png|main page
==References==
Category:GeoCities
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Gen Fandom
The Earth Command Technical Guide

The Earth Command Technical Guide is a 62-page Space: 1999 technical guide written and illustrated by Jeff Ruble. It is subtitled "An Update on Space Exploration Since Breakaway of The Moon."
"An imaginative account of what happened to Earth-based space exploration after the Moon had left, in the style of Starlog's 'Moonbase Alpha Technical Notebook.' The ingenious and well-drawn designs include updated commlocks, stun guns, uniforms and Eagles, plus a Mars Station Delta and the Dove shuttle. The space mission accounts and timeline are also clever extrapolation from the series." The Catacombs, accessed 1.14.2011 
==References==
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Eaten One

The Eaten One is an Earthsea vignette by Daegaer. Written in March 2003 for cangetmad and published in her personal livejournal and on the Silverlake list, it is one of the earliest online stories in the fandom. It is a character piece centering on Tenar and her relationships, which largely draws on The Tombs of Atuan and can be read as a subtle feminist critique of the source material.
The author's summary is: Tenar does not yet realise how much she has to lose.
Firerose recorded a podfic of the story in 2012 for Podfic Bingo; it is just over 6 minutes long.Available here & here
==Reception and Reviews==
'The Eaten One' was well received, with readers appreciating the characterisation of Tenar and the feminist slant to the piece. Espresso Addict has credited the story, together the author's The Dark of the Moon, with introducing femslash readings of The Tombs of Atuan,Fanlore: Earthsea (accessed 8 October 2012) a popular trope in later fanworks.
Espresso Addict recommended the story in 2004, writing: There isn't a lot of Earthsea fanfiction, and this unusual little vignette is among the best I've encountered.Espresso Recommendations: Earthsea (accessed 8 October 2012)
==References==
Category:EarthseaCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
The Ebony Prince

The Ebony Prince WAS NOT PUBLISHED. It was to be the fourth Probe Special Issue, a novel by Winston Howlett.
==The Swahili Series==
There are three Probe Special Issues:
* The Goddess Uhura
* Captain Uhura
* The Starwitch
* The Ebony Prince (planned but not published)
==Probe Special Issue 4: The Ebony Prince -- Planned, But Not Published==
==References==
Category: Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
The Edel-Silmarillion

The Edel-Silmarillion is a hand-illuminated version of The Silmarillion by Benjamin Harff. It took the artist six months to complete the project, not including the time spent on research and preparations.
== About ==
== Further Reading ==
* Benjamin Harff Interview on the TolkienLibrary.
Category:Crafts
Category: The Silmarillion
Category: 2009 Fanworks
The Edge of Certainty

The Edge of Certainty is a Star Trek: TOS story written by Dovya Blacque.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #1.
This is an a/u post episode story. It takes place in a universe where Spock did not regain his sight after OPERATION ANNIHILATE. Spock has not recovered his sight after Deneva. We share McCoy's guilt and his efforts to use new methods to restore the Vulcan's sight. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
The Edge of Forever (Star Trek: TOS zine published by Martin Feldman)

See also Edge of Forever (disambiguation).
The Edge of Forever is a Star Trek: TOS monthly fanzine published by Martin Feldman in Rockville Center, New York. 
The Trekindex lists a companion zine: The Edge of Forever Book of Trivia. 
==Issue 5 (v.1 n.1)==
The Edge of Forever 1 
==Issue 5 (v.1 n.2)==
The Edge of Forever 2 
==Issue 5 (v.1 n.3)==
The Edge of Forever 3 
==Issue 5 (v.1 n.4)==
The Edge of Forever 4 was published in 1976.
==Issue 5 (v.1 n.5)==
The Edge of Forever 5 was published in January 1977 and contains 18 pages.
The art is by Kelly Burger.
There are two editorials: the one written when the zine was meant to be published, and one when it was actually published.
* Editors Page #2 (written when this issue was actually published) (2)
* And the Wolf Shall Dwell with the Lamb, fiction by Allen Mogol (a conclusion to this story by Janice Hrubes is printed in Return To Tomorrow) (3)
* Memories of a Cordazine Hallucination, vignette by Martin Feldman (reprinted from the May issue of "The Edge of Forever") (8)
* Trivia Contest #4 (9)
* A Night of Star Trek Featuring William Shatner by Lynn Holland (10)
* Newsflashes (10)
* To the Edge of Time, fiction by Gary Feldman (11)
* Answers to Last Issue's Trivia Contest (13)
* Isn't It Amazing That... (bloopers) (15)
* Original Editors Page (written when the issue was first planned to be published) (16)
* Tribbles, Tribbles, Tribbles, Tribbles, Tribbles, Tribbles (asks for submissions) (17)
* Updates and Last Minutes Additions (18)
==Issue 6 (v.2 n.1)==
The Edge of Forever 6 was published in June 1977 and contains 20 pages.
The editor notes that there is an improvement with this issue: the pages will have print on both sides, and each issue will be at least 20 pages.
* Editor's Page (2)
* The Preparation, part one, fiction by Martin Feldman (3)
* Newsflashes (7)
* Trivia Contest #5 (8)
* Official Rules for Fizzbin (9)
* Answers to Trivia Contents #4 (10)
* 11 Years Later -- Star Trek Has Finally Died! (11)
* Minicon Report, see that page (14)
* Up and Coming Cons (15)
* To the Edge of Time, part one, fiction by Gary Feldman (17)
* Isn't It Amazing That, bloopers (18)
* Updates and Last Minute Additions (19)
==Issue 7 (v.2 n.2)==
The Edge of Forever 7 was published in July/August 1977 and contains 19 pages. 
* Editor's Page (2)
* The Preparation, fiction, conclusion, by Martin Feldman (3)
* Newsflashes (7)
* Trivia Contest (9)
* Up and Coming Conventions (10)
* The New Series.. Will it Satisfy Star Trek Fans? (11)
* Isn't it Amazing That (12)
* Answers from Last Issue (12)
* Puzzle Page (13)
* The Mishap and the Mouth (15)
* News Updates (18)
* Where it All Began, trivia from "The Cage" (19)
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Edge of Night

The Edge of Night is an American television mystery crime drama series and soap opera, created by Irving Vendig and produced by Procter & Gamble Productions. The show was first broadcast on Black-and-white (1956–1967), then on Color (1967–1984).
==Canon==
Set in the mythical Midwestern city of Monticello, the series revolved around dedicated crime fighter Mike Karr, his family, his friends, his associates, and a seemingly endless stream of colorful villains. The series departed in many ways from the typical daytime soap opera. It was the first soap to debut in the half hour format and the first to fully utilize television as a visual medium by incorporating physical action, location shooting, and a brisker directorial style than the generally static soap operas of its era. 
==Fandom==
Throughout its 28 year run, it developed a cult audience that most notably included an unusually high percentage of male viewers. With intriguing mysteries, engaging characters, stellar cast, and superior direction, The Edge of Night continues to draw interest from old and new fans alike.
==Example Fanworks==
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*Edge of Night Remembered
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:The Edge of Night
The Edge of Nowhere

The Edge of Nowhere is a Star Trek: TOS story by Bev Volker. It was the contest winner, one in which fans were to write an interpretation story for an illo by Leslie Fish in issue #1.
It was published in the print zine Galactic Discourse #2.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
 Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
The Edge of the Abyss

The Edge of the Abyss is a 55-page gen digest-sized Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Sharon Monroe. 
 
The zine contains no illustration. 
Image:edgeoftheabyss.jpg|
Image:abysscover.jpg|another version of the cover
File:Abyssback.jpg |back cover
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Edge of the World (Star Trek: TOS story)

You may be looking for Last Stand at the Edge of the World, a Blake's 7 zine.
The Edge of the World is a Kirk/Spock novel by Chris Soto. 
Soto passed away before she could finish it, and Kathy Stanis Robin Hood edited it as a short story, which was then published in the print zine Scattered Stars #12.
 
==Summary==
"In a dream, Kirk sees himself as a Celtic warrior in love with a Roman centurion, Spock. (p. 4-50 "This is the BEST and saddest story I have ever read. The slow and steady development of their relationship and the tangible sacrifice that Kirk makes for Spock. It was touching and tearful. What was even more sad was that this story was just a blurp from a novel that Chris Soto was working on."
 
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==References==
 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Editor's Choice Awards

The Editor's Choice Awards (sometimes refered to as "Fans' Choice Awards") was proposed in a number of zine publications in 1997 by Celestial Cat who explained that these awards would "be different. They are completely non-bipartisan." They were to be an award where zine editors and publishers nominated entries from their own zines and fans then voted. The award was sponsored by Vidcon.
Celestial Cat explained: "The people who read the zines... write LoCs to editors and publishers all the time telling them which stories and art they like best. The editors and publishers spend months putting a zine together, reading and re-reading stories, and approving art. With all this information, who would know better what stories and art are in their own zines. Make sense?"
Some fanzine editor's balked at having to choose among the many authors they published: "The ECA folks require that editors select the best story they've published (I'm sure you realize how unpolitic that would be) so we 
don't do them. We won two of them before I realized that the editors had to actually choose one story to put above another." ~ Randy Landers in Fanzines and The Internet, an alt.startrek.creative post dated Nov 8 1998.
Category:1997 Awards
Category:Multifandom Awards
The Editor's Dilemma: "Kiss" by Feyrer

The Editor's Dilemma: Kiss by Feyrer is a 1981 filk (to the tune of "Kiss of Fire") by Roberta Rogow. 
It was printed in Grip #8 in November 1980, and reprinted a year later in Rec-Room Rhymes #2.
A similar filk was also published in Rec-Room Rhymes #2: see Mucho, Macho?: A PROTEST SONG.
The topic of the filk was slash and how despite Rogow's determination to keep her zine Grip G-rated and abide by her rule: "with integrity -- no pornography!", if, hypothetically she were sent an illo by Gayle F, she would print the illo to boost her readers' interest.
Rogow comments in "Grip" #8: "'The Kiss' by Feyrer" is my response to the art of' a 'very talented lady whose subject matter tends to get more exotic with each 'zine she illustrates."
It is likely that Rogow was commenting on this illo, which had been published the year before in Nome #2.
==The Lyrics==
 
: Selecting artwork is a chore that I delight in.
: It's something I can spend all day and half the night in;
: But when I thought I had the art-work I require,
: I got this illo in the mail, called "Kiss" by Feyrer.
: It looks like Kirk and Spock are passionately stewing. 
: Of course I'm not exactly sure just what they're doing!
: It's bound to make my reader's blood pressure go higher -- 
: The question is, what am I going to do?
: It's quite a problem, a fanzine with no art in,
: I've go[t] a lovely story, with illos done by "Martynn".
: And Gordon Carleton has also got a part in
: My little fanzine that was always rated "G" 
: With integrity -- no pornography!
: If I could just remember where my Burnside file is.
: If Leah Rosenthal would settle what her style is. 
: And if my deadline weren't going near the wire.
: Then I could simply send the Obs'zine "Kiss" by Feyrer.
: But since my artists can't comply with all my wishes. 
: And since I'm still awaiting art of Leslie Fish's — 
: I'll centerfold it, and I'll write across the flyer:
: Please buy this fanzine, 'cause it's got "Kiss" by Ferer [sic]! (Oh-lay!)
==References==
Category:1980 Filk Songs
Category:Star Trek TOS Filk Songs
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Eightfold Fence

The Eightfold Fence is an 86-page single-story slash Shogun novel which first appeared in a numbered limited edition in 1993 and was thereafter produced on demand. 
The story, written by Sue aka The Android, is set two years after the events of James Clavell's Shogun and describes the evolution of a romantic and sexual relationship between John Blackthorne (Richard Chamberlain) and Father Martin Alvito (Damien Thomas).
==Summaries==
Author's summary: 
From Crevichon Press: 
==The Author's Favorite Fic==
==References==
Category:Shogun
Category:1993 Zines
The Eighth Day

The Eighth Day is a Kirk/Spock story by Indra. It is a sequel to Romulan Code, Romulan Regrets.
It was published in California K/S 4 Play.
==Summary==
""The Eighth Day" begins eight days after the explosion in the prison which injured Spock. Kirk and Spock must now try to continue with their lives and hope that Kirk is really as resigned to their forced bond and sexual situation as he claims to be."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 
Category:1980s