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Motomiya Daisuke

Motomiya Daisuke, or Davis Motomiya in the American dub by Saban Entertainment, is a character from the second season of the Digimon anime. His introduction to the group polarized fans, some of whom disliked him because he was viewed as an unworthy successor to the first season's popular Taichi as well as interference to the popular ship of Takeru and Hikari. That the American dub portrayed him as foolhardy and occasionally down-right stupid and made him the butt of other characters' jokes didn't help. Despite this, parts of the Digimon fandom rallied behind Daisuke. In later episodes of the show, he allied with Ken, who had a substantial fanbase of his own, which seemed to soften fandom's opinion of him.
==Relationships in Canon==
In the American dub, Davis has a crush on Hikari (who goes by the nickname "Kari"). This infatuation continues through the show, though nothing came of it and it was often used as a source of humor. There was a part of fandom dedicated to this couple, which was probably the most popular het pairing featuring Daisuke/Davis. His relationship with Ken, both in the original Japanese version and the American dub, was much stronger than the bonds he formed with the other characters, which is why they became partners.
==Relationships in Fanon==
The most popular slash ship of the second season, and possibly the most popular ship overall, was Daisuke/Ken. Also known as Daiken and Kensuke, this pairing was featured in countless sites, stories, and art. Other popular ships include Daisuke/Hikari, Daisuke/Taichi, and Daisuke/Takeru.
==Depictions in Fanworks==
Some fans actively hated Davis/Daisuke, killing him off or making him the villain in fanfiction or dedicating entire pages to bashing him or his sister Jun. Davis- and Jun-bashing was sometimes combined into Motomiya-bashing, in which both characters were belittled.
Daisuke/Davis character shrines were created in response. Some sites, such as daisuke lovers (from the Wayback Machine), featured banners that fans could display to declare their support of him.
File:MotomiyaDaisuke characterhate1.jpg|A banner from Lost Temple of Ishida (circa 2001) for people to put on their own websites.Lost Temple of Ishida. Retrieved 9/11/2014.
File:MotomiyaDaisuke characterhate2.jpg|Another example of Davis-hate from Lost Temple of Ishida (circa 2001).Lost Temple of Ishida. Retrieved 9/11/2014.
File:MotomiyaDaisuke charactersupport1.gif|The banner from the Daisuke Lovers website (circa 2001).Daisuke Lovers. Retrieved 9/11/2014.
File:MotomiyaDaisukecharactersupport2.jpg|Another web banner to support Daisuke (circa 2001).Kawaii Blue. Retrieved 9/11/2014.
File:MotomiyaDaisukecharactersupport3.gif|A web banner from LiveJournal, probably made in response to banners found at Lost Temple of Ishida.Skyless Oblivion. Retrieved 9/11/2014.
==Notable Fanworks==
==External Links==
* daisuke lovers from the Wayback Machine
* Motomiya Daisuke | Davis Motomiya character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Daisuke M./Davis character filter at FanFiction.Net
==References==
Category:Digimon Characters
Motts

Motts is a term some Bandom fans use in place of embarrassment squick.
==Origin==
Motts became part of Bandom's consciousnessbexless. MFEO, posted on 25 November 2008 at LiveJournal. (Accessed 13 January 2009.) when Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance bloggedWay, Gerard. Morning, Motts, Reality TV, published on 25 November 2008 at My Chemical Romance. (Accessed 13 January 2009.):
Since then, some fans have taken to using "motts" instead of embarrassment squick to describe their affliction whenever they find a situation embarrassing or feel embarrassed for someone and being unable to watch it.
==Examples of Use==
Examples bolded:
== References ==
Category:Bandom Glossary
Category:My Chemical Romance
Moulin Rouge

Moulin Rogue is a 2001 musical film that tells the story of a young English poet/writer, Christian (Ewan McGregor), who falls in love with the terminally-ill star of the Moulin Rouge, cabaret actress and courtesan Satine (Nicole Kidman).
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Other fandoms often create a Moulin Rouge AU (works tagged "Moulin Rouge AU").
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* Trades Sung In Tongues by icarus_chained
* stealing time by dollsome
* A Very Strange Enchanted Boy, a crossover with Hornblower by julien
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Moulin Rogue works at FFN
* Moulin Rouge works at AO3
* The Red Windmill Archive, an old fanfic archive
==Mailing List==
* moulinfic archive link "A group devoted solely to Moulin Rouge Fiction.... Fanfiction to be exact! :) Any pairing, any rating. And crossovers are very welcome! "This story is about love...at the Moulin Rouge."" (Members: 144, Founded: May 13, 2001)
==References==
Category:Moulin Rouge
Mounds of Time

Mounds of Time is a gen 82-page Doctor Who novel by Kathy Wesley. 
It has a full-color cover by Martin Proctor and nineteen black and white interior illos by Proctor and Ken Horan. The foreword is by Jim Zerkel, the afterword is by archaeologist Dr. Bradley Lepper.
Summary from an ad in The Monthly: "The Seventh Doctor and Ace track down an alien menace to prehistoric America, where they get mixed up in the affairs of a tribe of Indians building Ohio's Serpent Mound." 
From an ad in The Clipper Trade Ship: "In ancient America, a tribe of moundbuilding Indians faces destruction. In the present, a lethal secret from the past has been unleashed. In the future, an entire civilization is running for its life. And only one man holds the key to life and death."
File:Mounds of Time -1992.JPG|cover, original, by Martin Proctor
Image:moundsoftime.jpg|photocopied zine 
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Mount10

mount10 was a doujinshi circle active in the early-mid 2000s run by doujinka Nozarashi Bugyou (のざらし奉行). Her doujinshi often (always?) featured Auron/Jecht, sometimes explicitly, such in the five Umi ga Ochiru Toshi doujinshi. Some of her doujinshi are still available for purchase through eBay and JPQueen.
===Titles===
* Challenge Change
* Danidakorya.
* Jab
* Reody!
* Sin,g Song
* Umi ga Ochiru Toshi # 1
* Umi ga Ochiru Toshi # 2
* Umi ga Ochiru Toshi # 3
* Umi ga Ochiru Toshi # 4
* Umi ga Ochiru Toshi # 5
Category:Doujinshi
Category:Final Fantasy Doujinshi
Category:2000s
Mouretsu Pirates

Mouretsu Pirates (モーレツ宇宙海賊(パイレーツ), lit. "Fierce Pirates"), known as Bodacious Space Pirates in English, is a light novel series created by Sasamoto Yūichi in October 2008 that was turned into a manga published in Asahi Shimbun from October 2008 to August 2014. It was made into an 26-episode anime by King Record Company Limited that aired from January 8, 2012 to June 30, 2012Bodacious Space Pirates on Crunchyroll. Accessed 24 Sept 2019. and dubbed into English by Sentai Filmworks.Bodacious Space Pirates on Sentai Filmworks website. Accessed 24 Sept 2019. Sentai Filmworks also handled the English release for the Mouretsu Pirates movie, released on February 22, 2014.
The series gained much of its English visibility from Sentai Filmworks partnership with cosplayer Jessica Nigiri, who wore a costume of the main character, Marika Katou at several events including Anime Expo.Jessica Nigri Signing Autographs Friday @Anime Expo 2013 (HD). Posted 10 Jul 2013. Accessed 24 Sept 2019.
==Synopsis==
==Fandom==
While the fandom is tiny, two popular ships are femslash (as the majority of the cast are women). The first is Katou Marika/Kurihara Chiaki, the main character who is learning how to become a pirate captain and her friend who is a daughter of a pirate captain. The second is Jenny Dolittle/Lynn Lambretta, a canon lesbian pairing who have a subplot in the manga/anime.
Mouretsu Pirates was eligible for Yuletide in 2012.
==Fanworks==
===Visual===
===Fanfiction===
*History, oldest Mouretsu Pirates fanfic on Fanfiction.net (2012)
*Bodacious Space Pirates season 2, fan interpretation of season 2 (2013)
*Conditions Met, Mouretsu Pirates fanfic on Archive of Our Own with the most kudos as of Feb 2022 (2012)
===Video===
*Mouretsu Pirates Hand of Sorrow, AMV (2013)
*Mouretsu Pirates Do What They Want, meme AMV (2012)
== Links and Resources ==
*Mouretsu Pirates | Bodacious Space Pirates Works on AO3
*Bodacious Space Pirates Works on fanfiction.net
*Bodacious Space Pirates prompts on fic_promptly
== References ==
Category:AnimationCategory:MangaCategory:AnimeCategory:Light NovelsCategory:Fandoms by Source Text
Mouri Ran

Mouri Ran (毛利 蘭), a.k.a. Rachel Moore, is a character from Detective Conan.
== Example Works ==
File:Ranchinafansims.gif|Skin for the Sims 1 by Long Guang (2003)
===Fanfic===
* by presumenothing, 2017
== Resources ==
* Ran Mōri at the Detective Conan Wiki
* works tagged Mouri Ran | Rachel Moore at AO3
Category:Detective Conan
Mourne Press

Mourne Press, in Northern Ireland in the UK, published a number of Star Trek: TOS zines and related merchandise in the early 1980's. The main editors were: Linda McGrath, Geraldine Griffin, C. Sibbett. 
Publications include:
* Tesseract, (a number of issues, 1, 2, 3, 4 etc), a gen Star Trek: TOS fiction zine anthology;
* Travel and High Adventure, a Star Trek: TOS fiction zine - fiction by Millie Fabricius;
* Starquest, a gen 70-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Synda Surgenor.
They printed a range of other items: book marks, calendars and cards. In addition they printed Star Trek Christmas cards with fan art. A small sampling from 1983 is below. The cards are 4 x 6 inches and read inside: May this Christmas be for you the best of times
File:Xmas1983-4.JPG|1983 Christmas card, artist C. Sibbett (c), featuring Mr Spock
File:Xmascard1983.JPG|1983 Christmas card, artist C. Sibbett (c), featuring Captain Kirk
File:Xmascard1983-2.JPG|1983 Christmas card, artist C. Sibbett (c), cover image features E.T. resurrecting Spock
File:Xmas1983-3.JPG|1983 Christmas card, artist C. Sibbett (c), featuring Mr Spock
File:Xmas1983-5.JPG|1983 Christmas card, artist C. Sibbett (c), featuring Mr Chekhov
File:Xmas1983-6.JPG|1983 Christmas card, artist C. Sibbett (c), featuring Lt Uhura
Image:mournecalendar.jpg|and a 1985 calendar artist C. Sibbett (c).
Mourners

Mourners is a Star Trek: TOS story by Linda K. Roper.
 
It was published in Vault of Tomorrow #1.
==Summary==
From the Star Trek Zinedex: "Chapel get 'em: Chris dying after sacrificing herself to save Scott and another engineer."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
Mourning

Mourning is a gen multifandom anthology. Its subtitle is, "A Tribute." It was published in 2002 and contains 206 pages. The cover is by Nancy Janda. Interior Art by Hindman. Starman illo by Sheila Paulson and Hindman.
All fiction focuses on the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Buildings and the Pentagon.
This is a tribute and/or charity zine (a minimum of $5 from the purchase of each zine was to be donated to the Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund for the NYC and the Pentagon victims, for as long as this zine remained in print). It raised $1500.
It won a 2002 FanQ for Multi-Fandom Zine—Gen.
Art has been included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==Submission Request==
==Contents==
* Kaddish by K. Hanna Korossy (Starsky and Hutch)
* Gotham Burning by D.L. Slaten (BATMAN) (2 pages)
* Always Hope by Christina A (HIGHLANDER) (7 pages)
* Madness (INVISIBLE MAN) (6 pages)
* The Day Jeffrey Died by Karen Poitras and Hindman (MAN FROM UNCLE) (6 pages)
* Finding Gina (MAGNIFICENT 7—ATF AU) (13 pages)
* The Day Nothing Else Mattered (MAGNIFICENT 7—ATF AU) (5 pages)
* Aftermath—One Day At A Time (MAGNIFICENT 7—Little Britches AU) (8 pages)
* A Temple In Mourning (THE DISTRICT/TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL) (3 pages)
* No Degrees (by Jane Mailander SPORTS NIGHT/MUNCLE/I SPY/REAL GHOSTBUSTERS/WISEGUY/BEAUTY & THE BEAST) (9 pages)
* Not On Our Turf (PROFESSIONALS) (16 pages)
* Ashes Ashes (REAL GHOSTBUSTERS) (8 pages)
* The Importance Of Being Real (SENTINEL) (4 pages)
* I Don’t Understand (SENTINEL) (2 pages)
* Guardian Angels Unawares by Besterette (SENTINEL) (2 pages)
* Beliefs (SENTINEL) (2 pages)
* Family Of The Heart (SENTINEL) (2 pages)
* Memories (SENTINEL) (1 page)
* Tribute (SENTINEL) (2 pages)
* Greater Love (SENTINEL) (4 pages)
* Unanswered (SENTINEL) (1 page)
* Able To Call (SENTINEL) (2 pages)
* 9/11/01 (SENTINEL) (4 pages)
* Waiting At The Gate (SENTINEL) (3 pages)
* Hope by Lyn Townsend (SENTINEL) (3 pages)
* Miracles and Tragedies by Mary Ellen (SENTINEL) (10 pages)
* Thoughts (SENTINEL) (1 page)
* Never The Same (SENTINEL) (4 pages)
* Shattered (SEVEN DAYS) (6 pages)
* Doomed To Repeat (STARGATE SG-1) (2 pages)
* Please Let Me Help by Chrys (STARGATE SG-1) (5 pages)
* Jack’s Miracle (STARGATE SG-1) (6 pages)
* Together by Sheila Paulson (STARGATE SG-1) (11 pages)
* Family Musings by Chuck Simoncini and Nina Pan (STARMAN) (12 pages) (winner of a 2002 Fanq)
* Poems (17 pages)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===2003===
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Magnificent Seven Zines
Category:The Real Ghostbusters
Category:Sentinel Zines
Category:Stargate SG-1 Zines
Category:Seven Days
Category:2002 Zines
Mouse

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Mouse may refer to:
==Fandoms==
* Mouse (TV series), a 2021 South Korean television series
==Glossary==
* Anonymouse or "mouse", a term for an anonymous poster
==Characters==
* Mouse (Beauty and the Beast), a character from the TV series Beauty and the Beast
* Mouse (Dresden Files), Harry Dresden's dog in The Dresden Files
* Mouse (The Exorcist), a character from The Exorcist TV series
* Greg "Mouse" Gerwitz, a character from Chicago P.D.
==Fans==
* Mouse (mouseinthehouse), a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan writer
* Mouse (mousewrites), a multifandom fan writer and artist
Mouse (Beauty and the Beast)

Mouse is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) character. 
He is often portrayed with his pet racoon.
==1995 Comments About Cons==
==Sample Fan Art Gallery==
===1989===
File:Bookofsecrets4-1.jpg|Star, from Book of Secrets #5 
File:Mask1tuck.jpg|from Mask: Tales from the Underground #1, artist is Pam Tuck 
===1990===
Image:chambercameos4-2.jpg|Susan Thielmann, "For Now, We'll Continue to Call You Mouse," from Chamber Cameos v.1 n.4 
File:Spiralstair2-1.jpg|Karen Jones, from The Spiral Staircase #2 
File:Shadowkinight1-7.jpg|from Shadow Knight #1, Barbara Gipson
File:Fadedroses2-17.jpg|from Faded Roses #2, Pam Tuck 
===1991===
File:Fadedroses3-3.jpg|from Faded Roses #3, artist is Cheryl W. Duval 
File:Lifewithoutlimits2-17.jpg|from A Life Without Limits #2, artist is Barbara Gipson
File:Withinrose5-13.jpg|artist is Phyllis Berwick, from Within the Crystal Rose #3
 
File:Withinrose4-3.jpg|from Within the Crystal Rose #5, artist is Sandra Chandler Shelton 
File:Ambereyes-3.jpg|from Amber Eyes #1, artist is Cat 
File:Whatayoyo.jpg|"Mouse busy!" -- from The Beast of Times: "What a Yo-Yo", artist is P.S. Nim 
===1992===
File:Tunnelcon2conzine-6.jpg|from Tunnelcon #2, Sandy Chandler Shelton, portrays Mouse and Jamie
===1993===
File:Onlywithlove2-1.jpg|from Only with Love #2, artist is Verity Norris
===1994===
File:Masks4-2.jpg|from Mask: Tales from the Underground #6, artist is Janet Meeham 
File:Lightthrough1-14.jpg|from What Light Through Yonder Window #1, artist is Lynette Combs
===1995===
File:Crystalrose36front.jpg|from The Crystal Rose Newsletter #36, artist is Mickey Sayles 
===1997===
File:Farawayland-4.jpg|from Faraway Land, artist is Sandy C. Shelton 
===2006===
File:Rememberthemagicconzine-1.jpg|from Remember the Magic, artist is Lynn Wright
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Characters
Mouse (mousewrites)

Mouse, also known as mousewrites, is a fanfiction author and fanartist in Harry Potter and other fandoms.
==Notable Fanworks==
* Corvus Fallere, a Harry Potter Voldemort Wins AU darkfic series (September 2002 – present)
* Code Monkey, a Stargate Atlantis McKay/Zelenka comedy vid created with Snarkitty (June 2006, now offline)
* Debriefing, SGA John/Rodney fanart; 2007 McKay/Sheppard Fan Awards winner for the category Digital Artf0rcryin0utl0ud at mcshep_awards. 2007 Winners, posted 21 August 2013. (July 2006)
* Mandelbrot Set, a Doctor Who vid for the ninth and tenth Doctors (March 2007)
==References==
Category: Vidders
Category: Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Mouthwashing

Mouthwashing is a 2024 video game.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
=== Controversies ===
Many fans see ships between the central characters Jimmy and Curly as inappropriate due of the main theme of the story, though a significant minority of the fanbase still ships them and doesn't mind the ship exists. Another controversy is a certain fan animation depicting post crash!Curly using dog buttons to speak, while the video itself was well-liked, many fans concerned about the ableist implications of said animation.https://cancatsdraw.tumblr.com/post/766636985518637056/yeah-im-mad
=== Common Tropes and Headcanons ===
* Using Headlock by Imogen Heap for edits and in the background of cosplay videos
* Fanworks with Jimmy getting his just desserts, usually with Anya killing him with an axe
* Post canon scenarios, usually with Curly being rescued from Tulpar and fanarts depicting him with prosthetics.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
* https://www.tumblr.com/phantomrose96/766726500101799936?source=share fanart
* https://www.tumblr.com/phantomrose96/766726461586604032?source=share fanart
* https://www.tumblr.com/phantomrose96/766726169728040960?source=share fanart
* https://www.tumblr.com/michiiilada/765828843585044480?source=share fanart
==== Animation ====
* MOUTHWASHING / HEADLOCK / animation by mads sherrick
* https://www.tumblr.com/phantomrose96/766720572225929217?source=share amv
=== Fanvids/Edits ===
=== Cosplay ===
===Meta===
* by zzxid
== Archives and Other Links ==
* Mouthwashing (Video Game) on Archive of our Own
== References ==
Category:Video Games
Move Over, MTV, Here Come the Song Vids!

Move Over, MTV, Here Come the Song Vids! was written by Tashery Shannon.
It is an article published in Strange New Worlds #9.
Topics covered: what is a music vid, Star Trek, fandom and profit, how to.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Vidding Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta 
Category:1993 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Movie-Expo

Movie-Expo '78, the National Film Society's annual convention, was held at the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel on May 25-28, 1978. 
It was very much an official industry convention, yet was mentioned in the 1979 essay, Science fiction conventions proved to be like the Australian kangaroo..., as one of three cons that were held at roughly the same time, emphasizing the broadening, and narrowing, of fannish interests.
Category:1978 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Movie Fandom

A movie fandom is a fandom focused around a film or series of films. Depending on the popularity of the movie and the fandom activity it inspires, it may be any size from a small Yuletide-only fandom to The Fandom That Ate Fandom. 
Examples of major movie fandoms include Star Wars and in recent years the slash fandoms for Inception and The Social Network. 
Movie fandoms are often based on already existing fandoms, i.e. movieverse adaptations of book or comics canons. The movie adaptations of the Harry Potter books, the Lord of the Rings movies, the X-Men Movieverse, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (including the Iron Man movies, Thor (film), Captain America: The First Avenger and others), and the Twilight movies are just some of the bigger examples.
Not to be confused with "film buffs" or fans of a film genre, such as Horror.
Category:Fandoms by Canon Type
Movie Slash

Movie Slash is a webring for sites (personal homepages or archives) that host slash (m/m, f/f) fanfiction based on characters from movies.
==Member Sites==
Descriptions are mostly taken from the movieslash ring hub.
*BBI Chronicles of the Hong Kong Cavaliers - A rather new and exciting archive of Banzai fanfic, partnered to a writers' workshop in which writers workout stories, join round robins and beta for one another. Includes gen to adult fics (slash and non-con present). A harder side to Banzai's warm and fuzzy image. 
*Betsanne's Fiction - My webpage is mainly for my fanfiction. I have Smallville and Harry Potter fiction. I am always adding more. 
*Bizzarre Love Triangle - About a show on the Fox Family channel featuring a football player who turns into a werewolf causing lots of mad-cap, zany, monster-fighting antics! 
*BlackWidow's Fan Fiction - author page, TPM
*Fiery Ice - A website dedicated my to fanfiction of the characters Bobby Drake and John Allerdyce from the X-man movies. A lot of the stories are slash. 
*First Time's a Charm slash - Archive of the First Time's a Charm slash list at yahoo http://groups.yahoo.co m/group/first_times_a_ charm_slash/) First Time slash stories in nearly 50 fandoms, some original stories, too. Any fandom, any pairing accepted. You can join the list or mail me directly if you want a story published. 
*Just Because - my slash fics. Diverse fandoms, RPS, and originals. Clearly separated. 
*Lirimaer - A fansite dedicated to the LotR slash pairing(s) RPS Viggo/Orlando and FPS Aragorn/Legolas.
*Serendipity - A fanfiction review site with many different fandoms (ex. Harry potter, Lord of the rings, Pirates of the Caribbean, etc) 
*The TOS Twins - Fanfiction (mostly K/S) in English and German by Lady Charena and T'Len
Category:Slash Webrings
Movie Trailer

Movie Trailers are advertisements created to promote upcoming movies, usually consisting of scenes edited together to create excitement. They were first introduced in 1913, and have been part of filmmaking ever since.Why Are Movie Trailers Called "Trailers"?
 
==Fandom==
"Fake trailers" are a popular type of fan-made vid. Fake trailers are made of both fandoms with video source material and properties that do not have screen adaptations.
Fic Trailers are fan-made trailers for fanfiction.
In a fandom that already has a following, usually a franchise, trailers can be highly anticipated by fans, and their limited content can serve as inspiration during the wait for the full release. 
Sometimes, the fandom's interpretations of a film can impact the marketing of it, including film trailers. For instance, Sony Pictures Entertainment released a trailer for the Blu-ray release of Venom (2018) which portrayed the film as though it was a romcom,VENOM - Official "Rom-Com" Trailer (On Digital 12/11, Blu-ray 12/18) reflecting the popularity of Symbrock and the domestic headcanons created after the film's release.
==Fanworks==
*Mad Archer: The Movie Trailer
==Links & Resources==
* Inspired by a Trailer works on AO3
*Trailers Always Spoil at TV Tropes(and its opposite, Never Trust A Trailer)
==References==
Movieverse

Movieverse as a term refers to the film adaptations of books, comics, TV series, etc.; the term is used by the fanfiction and fanart communities to mark stories which are based explicitly on the film adaptation, or which take details of plot, character or appearance from the adaptation, especially where these contradict book canon. Works that flesh out the universe from the adaptation but do not contradict book canon are sometimes referred to as hybrids. 
Movieverse can function as a warning or an enticement.
For example, in The Lord of the Rings fandom, fans of the book!verse see Faramir as a noble Gondorian who wouldn't take the Ring if it was lying before him in the road. In contrast, fans of the movie!verse see him as deeply tempted by the power of the Ring, but finally convinced to let the Hobbits go. Also, in the book!verse, Denethor doesn't take a flaming leap off Minas Tirith. Blond Legolas is a movieverse invention who often worms his way even into works otherwise set in the bookverse.