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Songfic

Songfic is a fanfiction term for stories which include song lyrics, which may be interposed between sections of the story, or given to a character who sings them. The fic may also include said song being heard on the radio by one or more of the characters in the fic who react accordingly to said song. 
This type of fic is often disparaged in LiveJournal fandom and in other fandoms as badfic; however, it remains quite popular in other spaces, such as fanfiction.net, despite the fact that posting songfics is explicitly against the rules.Content Guidelines of ff.net: Under Actions not Allowed: 3. Copying from a previously published work (including musical lyrics) not in the public domain. Other archives such as fanfiktion.de and the Archive of Our Own do allow songfics, but expressedly forbid the inclusion of the entirety of a song's lyrics.Verbote und Einschränkungen auf ff.de: Songfics dürfen unter der Voraussetzung verfaßt werden, daß der Storyanteil deutlich über dem Anteil des Songtextes liegt und der Songtext nicht komplett und ohne Unterbrechung vorliegt.AO3 Terms of Service: Epigraphs and short quotations, including quotations from song lyrics and poetry, are allowed. Content that is set within or draws on an existing work is allowed. Reproductions of entire copyrighted works—whether songs, poems, transcripts, or other material—are not allowed without the consent of the copyright owner.
The custom of titling fic from a fragment of song lyrics is widely practiced and considered distinct, although works inspired by a song while not directly quoting it may sometimes be considered a type of songfic as well.Writing – Sing, Sing a Songfic, Ann O'Malley, January 24, 2013
==Fan Comments==
===1994===
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===1999===
===2013===
===2019===
==Further Reading/Meta==
* My Heart Will Not Go On, Thanks... The problem with songfic, an essay by ljc (late 1990s, early 2000s)
* Sing a song..., by The Divine Adoratrice (March 26, 1998)
* (1998) 
* (April 28, 2005)
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* Music, Fanfic, and the Combination Thereof (mid-2000s)
* , Ruhter's Ruckus (2013)
* The Soundtrack: Choosing your song (2001)
==References==
Category:Glossary
Songs & Sonnets

Songs & Sonnets is a set of three Beauty and the Beast (TV) music video collections by Kim Taylor.
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The vids contain several all-music vids (artists unidentified) as well as poetry (from the show?) set to unidentified music.
They were $17.95 a piece, or $49.00 for all three.
==Vid One==
This vid ran 24.30 minutes.
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* Everything I Do (music vid)
* The Glory of Love (music vid)
* The Wind Beneath My Wings (music vid)
* Uptown Girl (music vid)
* Sonnet XXX (music vid/poetry)
* Sonnet CXVI (music vid/poetry)
* Imitations of Immortality (music vid/poetry)
* She Walks in Beauty (music vid/poetry)
==Vid Two==
This vid ran 24.15 minutes.
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* Right Here Waiting (music vid)
* Can I Touch You (music vid)
* Hungry Eyes (music vid)
* Almost Paradise (music vid)
* This is the Creature (music vid/poetry)
* I Arise From Dreams of Thee (music vid/poetry)
* You Darkness (music vid/poetry)
==Vid Three==
This vid ran 24.15 minutes.
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* Disney's Beauty and the Beast Theme (music vid
* After All (music vid
* I Can't Fight This Feeling Any More (music vid
* The Wedding Song (music vid
* Acquainted with the Night (music vid/poetry)
*Longing (music vid/poetry)
* Love-Song (music vid/poetry)
* Somewhere I Have Never Travelled (music vid/poetry)
* First Time I Loved Forever (music vid/poetry)
Category:Beauty and the Beast Vids
Category:1993 Vids
Songs from Rivendell

Songs from Rivendell is a 1969 filk songbook by Marion Zimmer Bradley. It contains music and arrangements for several poems from the novels The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien MZB Newsletter 
The fanwork, according to a note in its inclusion in The Middle-earth Songbook in 1976 (as "The Rivendell Suite") says it was copyrighted in 1969.
==Notes from it 1976 Publication==
The filks were printed in The Middle-earth Songbook with this introduction: 
==A 1991 Recording==
In 1991, Margaret Davis and Kristoph Klover were asked by Elisabeth Waters to arrange, perform, and record "The Rivendell Suite" on cassette as a birthday present for Marion Bradley. They recorded: 
In 1991, Bradley mentioned her daughter has given her a tape of the Rivendell Suite "a group of songs I wrote some years ago to words by Tolkien." Darkover Newsletter #54 (September 1991) Bradley wrote: 
 
In 1996, the project was authorized by the Tolkien Estate, and they were granted a license to produce 1,000 cassettes. The title was changed to "The Starlit Jewel", because the Tolkien Estate had forbidden them to use the title "The Rivendell Suite". 
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Zines
Category:1969 Songbooks
Category: Filk Songbooks
Songs from the Dustbowl

Songs from the Dustbowl is a flik fan album by PhemieC. It was one of the first of its kind for the Team Fortress 2 fandom, and the album features 11 original songs written, performed and sung by PhemieC. At the time, they went by Hannah M. and these were released under the label Hamsters.
The album was well-received by many fans for its moving lyrics and tone; it's a bit of a tear-jerker. It was popular with the regulars of TF2chan, a popular anonymous Slash forum for the game, before becoming popular elsewhere through uploads on YouTube and Tumblr.
Some songs reference that Medic is an atoned Nazi, which was a common headcanon for the character at the time. This is a fringe headcanon as of the later 2010s, when it was officially debunked by Valve, the creators of TF2.
#Dustbowl 02:32
#Human Shield 03:16
#The Last True Night 04:01
#Push (Still Mine) 04:03
# Anon 03:53
#Look At Me 03:09
#On The Tram 03:33
#Scar Tissue 03:48
#Texas Skies 02:24
#Docteur 05:48, which doubles as a fansong for Medic and for Gamzee from Homestuck (2011)
# The End 04:24, which is a recursive fanwork for Respawn of the Dead.
== Reviews==
All of these are from the album's Bandcamp page.
==References/Further Reading==
Category:Team Fortress 2
Category:2015 Albums
Category:Filk Albums
Songs of Experience

You may be looking for Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experience, a Star Wars zine.
Songs of Experience is a gen and mostly slash Blake's 7 anthology. It has a sister zine (Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 site calls it "a continuation") called Songs of Innocence. These titles are a reference to a collection of poems by Romantic poet William Blake.
The art: Suzan Lovett (front cover), Jane Mailander (back cover cartoon), EClaire, Jean C. Hubb, Randym, plus assorted clip art of William Blake paintings.
==Age Statement and Warning==
==The Cover==
The cover art of both sister zines, by Suzan Lovett, is allegorical. The cover of Songs of Innocence features Blake sleeping with a unicorn, and the cover of Songs of Experience ("Rebel with a Cause") features Blake entwined with a snake. 
The cover of Songs of Experience can be seen archived here.WayBack Machine link to cover.
A fan in 1995 wrote,
Sondra's reply:
==Contents==
* Hic Habeat Draconis, poem by Jane Mailander (gen) (5)
* Contest Winners (6)
* Snake Pit, fiction by Catherine (A/B) (7)
* Sticks and Stones, fiction by Irish (A/B) (15)
* The Top Ten Nicknames for Roj Blake" by Jane Mailander (gen) (24)
* Sex, Lies, and Revolutionaries, fiction by Isis (Ta/V, A/B) (25)
* An Evening with Friends, fiction by Jean B. Hubb (gen) (33)
* Oneiromancy, poem by Emily Ross (A/B) (42)
* Serpents in Paradise, fiction by Willa Shakespeare (A/B) (43)
* Eternity, fiction by Leah S. (A/B) (65)
* It Don't Come Easy, fiction by Leah S. (A/B; sequel to Eternity) (69)
* Blake's Thunder, poem by Catherine (A/B) (75)
* The Top Ten Things Roj Blake Can Do to Be Taken More Seriously by Jane Mailander (gen) (76)
* B/A/Ts, fiction by Riley Cannon (A/B/T) (77)
* Thin Partitions, fiction by Arianne (A/B) (83)
* A Confusion of Enemies, fiction by Arianne (A/B; sequel to Thin Partitions) (95)
* My Heart Leaps Up, fiction by Isis (A/B) (109)
* LoCs & Ads (117)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Songs of Fire, Songs of Life

Songs of Fire, Songs of Life was published in 1979, 8 1/2 x 11, saddle stitch. It contains filk songs written by Fern Marder. It is a special edition of Nu Ornamel Collected.
From the editorial: 
==Credits==
* Fern Marder (lyricist, composer, book designer, illustrator)
* Dan Haskett (illustrator)
* Carol Walske (illustrator, book designer)
* Kyrol Waters (illustrator)
==Contents==
* Preface
* The Hunter's Harmonies (an explanation of this music)
* Discovery (also in Time Warp #2)
* Keserek
* Kor's Theme
* Katni's Theme
* Changeling (also in Threshold)
* Makhiri (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* Song for the Ormen (also in Alkarin Warlord)
* Though I Want You (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #4)
* In Faraway Lands (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #4)
* The Homecoming (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #4)
* Call to Mourning (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* Karplunk's Last Stand (also in Probe #6)
* Achi's Theme
* Nu Evriand Fevesan Getheni (Note: The lyrics are in a language called Agavoi, with non-singing English translation.) (also in Alkarin Warlord and The Universes in Science Fiction #2)
* Home (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #4)
* Tomorrow's Promise (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* March to Honor (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* Alkarin Warlord
* Where Are You, My Love? (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* Piece of Mind (lyrics by Fern Marder and Carol Walske) (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* Fight for Glory (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* Lament (lyrics by Fern Marder and Carol Walske) (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* Legacy of Sorrow (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* Beyond the Shadows (also in Alkarin Warlord)
* The Celebration of Alkarin
==From "The Hunter's Harmonies"==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1979 Songbooks
Category:Star Trek TOS Songbooks
Songs of Innocence

You may be looking for Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experience, a Star Wars zine or A Song of Innocence, a Batman story.
Songs of Innocence is a gen and mostly slash Blake's 7 anthology. 
The art is by Suzan Lovett, Todd Parrish, EClaire, Randym, and Jane Mailander (back cover cartoon).
The art is by Suzan Lovett, Jane Mailander, St. Alia of the Knife, EClaire, Randym, and Todd Parrish. 
It has a sister zine called Songs of Experience. 
The title is a reference to a collection of poems by Romantic poet William Blake.
==The Second Issue That Wasn't==
A second issue was planned but not published. 
From the first issue: 
From GAZ v.6 n.1: 
From GAZ v.8 n.1: 
==Contents==
* Fragments, poem by Melissa Mastoris (gen) (4)
* Blake, filk by Jane Mailander (based on "Belle" from WD B & B; gen) (5) 
* Panacaea, fiction by Anya Kalashnikov (A/B) (8)
* Mindfire, poem by Emily Ross ("A Tribute to EPT's Delightful Novel;" A/B) (22)
* Slings and Eros, fiction by Riley Cannon (A/B) (23)
* Refusal, poem by Melissa Mastoris (gen) (46)
* 'I Have Always Trusted You,' poem by Melissa Mastoris (gen) (47)
* Sweeping the Ashes, fiction by Alicia Ann Fox (gen) (48)
* Blood Rose, fiction by Nina Boal (Professionals crossover) (53)
* Tying Up Loose Ends, fiction by Philippa Kaye Walther (gen; sequel to Sandy Hall, The World Turned Upside Down) (62)
* Mender of Bad Souls, fiction by Bryn Lantry (A/B) (71)
* Nor Iron Bars a Cage, fiction by Emily Ross (gen) (81)
 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:songsofinnocence-1.jpg|Randym
Image:songsofinnocence-2.jpg|Todd Parrish
Image:songsofinnocence-3.jpg|Todd Parrish
Image:songsofinnocence-4.jpg|Randym
Image:songsofinnocence-5.jpg|St. Alia of the Knife
Image:songsofinnocence-6.jpg|EClaire
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Songs of a Starfarer

Songs of a Starfarer is a gen Star Trek: TOS 27-page collection of poetry by T'Nell of Llyoo-umpoor. 
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Songs of the Bluebird (ezine)

Are you looking for the print fanzine Songs of the Bluebird?
Songs of the Bluebird is an e-zine and online newsletter that kept Beauty and the Beast fans informed. Launched in the fall of 1995, it is now in "archive" mode, and is no longer regularly updated. It tracked fan fiction, websites, mailing lists, fan clubs and conventions.
Earlier versions of the site while it was still active can be found here - 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2000.
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:1990s Category:2000s
Songs of the Bluebird (print zine)

Are you looking for the online e-zine/website Songs of the Bluebird (ezine)?
Songs of the Bluebird is a 150-page het SND Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology by Andrea Winkler. 
The art is by Rosemarie Hauer and Renate Haller. 
==Summary==
==Contents==
* Between This World and the Next by Andrea Winkler
* A Promise Fulfilled by Andrea Winkler
* Death Shall Have No Dominion by Andrea Winkler
* Songs of the Dream by Charlotte Asanovski
==References==
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Songs of the Dream

Songs of the Dream is a 44-page het Beauty and the Beast anthology in the form of letters between Catherine and Vincent. They are written by Charlotte Asonovski & Rikki Danvers. The art is by Kathy Fidge.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Songs of the Seven (Blake's 7 filk tape)

Songs of the Seven is a filk tape of Blake's 7 filk songs written and sung by Linda Short.
It is NOT related to Songs of the Seven published by Xenon Press.
==Contents==
* Children of Auron
* I Never Wanted to Come!
* Reflections of Me
* Here's the Job for You
* Franton's Song
* Dreaming Again....
* Last Words
* Child of the Auronar
* Vila's kids
* Elegy
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:Blake's 7
Category:1983 Fanworks
Songs of the Seven (Blake's 7 zine)

Songs of the Seven is a gen 62-page Blake's 7 anthology of filks by Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane. Adrian Morgan did all the art, including the cover.
The authors put this notice on the editorial page: "This zine has an Astro Gold card cover and is side stapled three times. Anything else is a bootleg copy." 
There were 100 issues published.
NOTE: This zine is not connected to a Linda Short filk tape of same name.
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
Nonfiction:
* Adrian & Brendan, "Editorial"
Filks:
* "Songs of the Seven" (Songs from the Wood, by Jethro Tull)
* "Blake and His Band" (Jack-in-the-Green, by Jethro Tull)
* "Servalan" (Russians, by Sting)
* "Fighting for Freedom" (Fighting for Strangers, by Steeleye Span)
* "Memories of Blake" (Memories of Green, from Blade Runner)
* "Sarcophagus" (Brain Damage, by Pink Floyd)
* "Gauda Prime" (Velvet Green, by Jethro Tull)
* "Pirate Jenna" (The Black Freighter, by Steeleye Span)
* "Room under Xenon Base" (Moon over Bourbon Street, by Sting)
* "Lost in a Lost Cause" (Lost in a Lost World, by the Moody Blues)
* "The Big Wheel" (House of the Rising Sun, by Joe Cocker)
* "Isn't Blake Strange" (Isn't Life Strange, by the Moody Blues)
* "Blake Is the Rebel Wave" (Love Is the Seventh Wave)
* "Heard It on the Outside" (Heard It through the Grape Vine, by Marvin Gaye; S1, The Way Back)
* "Rebel Crusade" (Children's Crusade, by Sting)
* "Now My Fear Has a Name" (Where the Streets Have No Name, by U2)
* "Avon" (Never Let Me Down, by David Bowie)
* "With Blake and Avon" (All the Madmen, by David Bowie)
* "Bayban" (Running Gun Blues, by David Bowie)
* "Egrorian's Song" (For My Lady, by the Moody Blues)
* "Horizon" (We Work the Black Seam, by Sting)
* "Star One" (Everybody Wants to Rule the World, by Tears for Fears)
* Leigh Arnold, "I Think It's Time for Us to Opt Out" (There Is a Light That Never Goes Out, by Smiths)
* "Auronar in Exile" (Englishman in New York, by Sting)
* "Travis" (I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, by U2)
* "Empty Room" (Be Still My Beating Heart, by Sting; S2, Pressure Point)
* Jeanne DeVore, "Fanzine Writer" (Paperback Writer, by Lennon and McCartney)
* "It's a Long Way I'm Gonna Fall" (It's a Hard Rain Gonna Fall, by Bob Dylan)
* "Stay Vila Stay" (Lay Lady Lay, by Bob Dylan)
* "Mighty Gan" (Mighty Quinn, by Bob Dylan)
* "Avon's New Horizons" (New Horizons, by the Moody Blues; "dedicated to Leigh Arnold for her New Horizon series")
* "All Were On the Flight Deck" (All Along the Watchtower, by Bob Dylan)
* Jeanne DeVore, "Servalan" (Camelot)
* Leigh Arnold, "Zen's Gone" (School's Out, by Alice Cooper)
* "I Understand Him Now" (My Back Pages, by Bob Dylan)
* Jeanne DeVore, "Itty Bitty Ditties" (God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and When the Saints Come Marching In)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1988 Songbooks
Songs of the Sphere

Songs of the Sphere is a gen Starman anthology that ran three issues. 
==Issue 1==
Songs of the Sphere 1 was published in May 1988 (50 copies. The second printing was in July 1988 (50 copies) and contains 30 pages. It was edited by Christine Menefee. 
On the cover, "Fiction, poetry, and other creative works from the Starman Universe." It is a "Blue Lights Special Edition."
The front cover is by Sandra Leigh Smith, the back cover is by Matthew Marcinko. 
* Introduction (Starman Fandom: Something New Under the Sun) by Christine Menefee (4)
* Foreword to "Secrets," An Epilogue, fiction by Sylvia Wallace (5)
* Secrets, An Epilogue, fiction by Sylvia Wallace (6)
* Illo by Linda A. Howell (13)
* Trilogy -- The Promise, The Apology, Confidential File, poetry by E. Ellen Harrington (14)
* Illo by Linda A. Howell (16)
* Forever, poetry by Matthew Marcinko (16)
* Starmanizing, memoor by Ann Patryas (17)
* Peregrine, illo by Liz Amorse (20)
* She Calls Herself Lisa, fiction by Vicki Hessel Werkley (21)
* illo by Linda A. Howell (22)
* Lightfields, poetry by E. Ellen Harrington (22)
* The Haunted, fiction by Lisa Wiser (23)
* Dear Son, poetry by Sharon Saunders (26)
* Gentle Light, poetry by Dorothy Jean West (26)
* The Starman Diet, humor by Christine Menefee (27)
* Little Sally, cartoon by Sandra Mason (27)
* Peregrines, cartoon by Vicki Werkley and Sandra Smith (28)
* Spotlight Starman Directory (29)
==Issue 2==
Songs of the Sphere 2 was published in 1988. It contains a single story called, "Family" by Sylvia Wallace.
 
Image:songssphere2.jpg|cover of issue #2
 
==Issue 3==
Songs of the Sphere 3 was published in July 1989. It was edited by Christine Menafee and contains 150 pages.
 
Image:songssphere3.jpg|cover of issue #3
==Issue 4==
Songs of the Sphere 4 is a zine of 175 filks. It may have been edited by Gayle High Pine.
==Issue 5==
Songs of the Sphere 5 was published in July 1991. It contains "False Fronts," a full-length STARMAN script.
Category:Starman Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Songtape Collection by Cybel

In the 1990s, Cybel created several songtape multifandom collections. There were originally 4 tapes released each year between 1992 and 1994. In 1995 she combined the tapes into two volumes.
==First Tape==
The first tape included four Miami Vice vids, six B7, thirteen Pros, three S&H, one Mann and Machine, two Sherlock Holmes, six QL, two ST:TOS, one Simon and Simon, one Forever Knight, one mixed and one Ladder of Swords. All of these vids were made by 1992 or earlier.
*B7 "Can't Stop Me Loving You" 
*B7 "So Into You"
*B7 "Why Do Fools Fall In Love" 
*K/S "All Of a Sudden" 
*Mixed "I'm Only In It For the Love"
*Pros "Being Alive" 
*Pros "Foreign Affair" 
*Pros "Heart Of Stone" 
*Pros "I Don't Mind the Thorns (If You're the Rose)" 
*Pros "It's a Sin" 
*Pros (Ladder Of Swords) "Gypsy Wind" 
*Pros "Nothing's Going To Harm You" - Barbra Streisand
*Pros "Save the Best For Last"
*Pros "True Colors" 
*Pros "Under the Gun" 
*S&H "Like a Fire In Your Heart" (1995 re-edit) 
*S&H "Something To Talk About" 
*S&H "You May Be Right (I May Be Crazy)"
*S&S "Along the Road"
==Reactions and Reviews: Collection 1==
==Second Tape==
 
The contents of her second songtape collection (also offered in 1995):
* B7 - "Bad Company (made before June 1993)
* B7 - "Crimson and Crystal" (made before June 1993)
* B7 - "Hero Takes a Fall" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* B7 - "The Chain" (made before June 1993)
* Crying Game - "Love Resurrection" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* DS - "Seeing You Again"
* FK - "Living On the Edge Of the Night" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* KF:TLC -"Last Song"
* K/S -"Night and Day"
* Lost Boys - "I Love the Night (The Ecstasy Of Flight)" (made by or before 1992)
* Mann & Machine - "Little Miss Dangerous" (made before June 1993)
* MV - "Cuts Both Ways"
* MV - "It's a Jungle Out There" (made before June 1993)
* MV - "Just Another Day
* MV - "One Night In Bangkok (made before June 1993)
* Pros - "Cover Me" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* Pros - "Easy To Be Hard - cast album of "Hair" (made before June 1993)
*Pros - "Not Made of Steel" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* Pros - "Turn It On"
* QL - "Along the Road" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* QL - "Circle Game" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* QL - "Homeless Heart" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* QL - "Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* QL - "Walk Like a Man" (made before June 1993)
* QL - "Wishful Thinking" (made before June 1993)
* S&H - "Secret"
* S&H -"Bright Eyes"
* SH - "The Wind Beneath My Wings (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* SH - "Trouble Me" (made before June 1993)
*Star Trek - "Night and Day" (made between June 1993-Oct 1994)
* XF - "It's Over Now"
==Reactions and Reviews: Collection 2==
==References==
Category:1995
Category:Multifandom Vids
Category:Quantum Leap Vids
Sonia

Sonia may refer to:
== Fans ==
*Sonia, author of Choices and Up in (Blue) Smoke
*Sonia, author of Take or Give
*Sonia Gingrae, an illustrator for Starsong
== Characters ==
*Sonia, a character from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
*Sonia, a character from Pokémon
*Sonia the Hedgehog, character from Sonic the Hedgehog
*Sonia Belmont, a character from Castlevania
*Sonia Kaspbrak, a character from IT
*Sonia Knope-Wyatt, a character from Parks and Recreation
*Sonia Nevermind, a character from Dangan Ronpa
Sonia (Pokémon)

Sonia is a character from Pokémon Sword and Shield, released in 2019. She gets focus in a good amount of fanworks, but less so than other SWSH characters.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
In acronym ship names, Sonia is represented with "sn." 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.
====F/M | NL====
*Sonia is most commonly paired up with Leon, forming LionheartShipping, aka ChildhoodShipping. In Japanese, this is called DNSN or ダンソニ (Dansoni).
*Sonia is also shipped with Piers, forming CuteDarknessShipping, though NZSN is more used by shippers. In Japanese, this is called NZSN or ネズソニ (Nezusoni).
====F/F | Yuri====
*Sonia is also shipped with Nessa, forming AquaHeartShipping, aka Sonessa. In Japanese, this is called SNRR or ソニルリ (Soniruri). The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as RRSN or ルリソニ (Rurisoni).
===Less Popular Relationships===
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), made with masking tape.
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters