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SpaceBattles

SpaceBattles.com is a message board, an offshoot of SpaceBattles, a site created in 1996 by Johan Alm to display CGI fan movies, generally involving conflict between spaceships from various science fiction franchises. An original guestbook feature meant to allow viewers to provide feedback soon was overwhelmed by arguments and debates about the accuracy of the battles depicted in said fan movies. As a result of this, 1998 saw the creation of a forum that remains in operation to this day, and which over the years has become a major hub for several fandoms.
==Site Culture==
===Fanfic on SB===
SB is known for fanfic fandom of a type somewhat different from the big hubs. Anecdotally, more cis men frequent SB, and the fic is more likely to be gen adventure epics. Het and femslash are also popular. M/M is rare.
One fan describes SB and its spinoffs this way:
== Notable Works ==
* Would that I were born no Princess... by Watchinkid (Youjo Senki and Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions_) - one of the longest Youjo Senki fics on the site. (2019)
* A Young Girl's Delinquency Record by Gremlin Jack (Youjo Senki) (2019)
* A Young Woman's Political Record by jacobk (Youjo Senki) (2020)
==Further reading==
* Spacebattles broke Wormfic, here's how: by u/Pachycephalosauria, a 2019 essay proposing that the use of SpaceBattles caused some of the cliches in Worm fandom
==References==
Space (doujin)

In Japanese doujinshi fandom, "space" (スペース, supeesu) is a term for the booth that a doujinshi circle is assigned during a doujinshi convention to sell their fanworks from. A single circle space usually consists of only half of a fold-out table, although some larger circles are assigned a whole table or more, and conventions with more available room may give a whole table to every circle. Conventions generally provide one or two chairs for every space. To make it easy for fans to find a circle's space during crowded conventions, every space is identified with a number, or in the case of larger conventions like Comiket, a number and a letter. 
Assigning the right spaces to the right circles (haichi) is an important task for convention organizers: circles who make doujinshi for the same source works and/or the same pairings or characters often need their spaces to be close together, and very popular circles need to get spaces that are roomy enough to accommodate a large amount of stock, the circle person or persons, assistants, and often a small or large crowd of eager fans trying to gather in front of the space. Circles may feel quite territorial about the limited amount of room they are given.Saakuru supeesu. Doujin yougo no kisochishiki. It is considered bad manners to infringe upon another circle's space in any way, and circles will often admonish fans who stand in front of a neighboring circle's space while lining up.Personal experience.
Depending on their tastes, circles may simply place their doujinshi on the table surface, bring a nice table covering to brighten things up, or create elaborate displays of doujinshi and decorations.
==References==
Category:Doujinshi Glossary
Category:Convention Glossary
Space Art

Space Art is a type of landscape that depicts astronomical objects and events. Space art can be science fiction art, but it is also created for planetariums, museums, NASA, and other non-SF purposes. The Conquest of Space (1949), illustrated by Chesley Bonestell, is an early and influential book of space art.
Some fanart is space art.
==On Convention Program Covers==
Space art has been known to appear on the covers of convention program books, especially for science fiction conventions.
File:Ultimatefantasy.jpg|Ultimate Fantasy (convention), a 1982 Star Trek con
File:Boskone86.jpg|Boskone 1986, sf con program featuring a planet, a comet, a spiral arm of the galaxy, and some hardware
File:Icon8.jpg|I-Con 1989, an sf con
==In Media Fanzines==
Although media fanzine art tends to focus on characters rather than scenery, some zines for science fiction canons contain space art. Here are some earlier examples:
File:Fanzine-warpedspace-46.jpg|Warped Space #46 cover art by Michael Goodwin (1981). Likely inspired (directly or indirectly) by Bonestell's "Saturn As Seen From Mimas".
File:Acad6art1.jpg|from Academy Chronicles #6 (1979). Similar composition as Bonestell's Saturn As Seen From Titan.
File:Against6.jpg|Cover of Against the Sith #6 (1979)
File:Pastak5.jpg|Pastak #5 cover art by Peter John Fugere, Sr. (1979)
File:Plak4back.jpg|Plak Tow #4 back cover art by Nan Lewis (1980) 
Often a space scene would include a spaceship or other technological structure:
File:Stardate4art2.jpg|art from Stardate: Unknown #4 by Bill Peterson (1978)
File:Berengariafrontcover10.jpg|Berengaria #10 cover art by Mike Brown (1978). The starship Enterprise is shown orbiting planets on the original show, but never with such a detailed background
File:Deltatriadtwo.jpg|Delta Triad #2 cover variation by John Martin (1975). Another artist rendering of the Enterprise, with some extreme gravitational forces at work in the background.
File:Battleforrynanback.jpg|ThousandWorlds Collected back cover art by Carol Walske (1986). Spectacular view from an X-wing.
File:Warped22art6.jpg|Warped Space #22 interior art by Leslie Fish (1976) with typical sf toroidal space craft. (For example, see Dean Ellis's cover of Operation Umanaq.) 
A cursory scan of zine art available on Fanlore would suggest that more recent fanzines were less influenced by science fiction art. However, this may be more true of slash than gen fanzines. Another factor is that the scope of Media Fandom has broadened considerably since the early 1970s from "sf media" to "genre media" to "whatever floats your boat." So the percentage of sf art in 1990s media zines could only be less than the percentage in 1970s zines.
==Resources==
*digital space art and 3D spacescapes categories on DeviantArt
* joejesus's list of favorite space art on DeviantArt
Category:Visual Art
Space Australia

Space Australia is a science fiction meme from Tumblr that posits the idea that Earth is one of the most dangerous planets in the known universe.
The term was first used by arafaelkestra, in a thread titled Humans Are Weird,Humans Are Weird thread started by arcticfoxbear; accessed Dec 1, 2018 which contains additional "Space Australia" input from several people.
This concept has been combined with several fandoms, notably Star Trek and Star Wars, both of which get occasional Stabby the Space Roomba posts at Tumblr.
In addition to humans being considered dangerous, they're often considered reckless and prone to bizarre experimentation.Random Headcanon about the Federation, Tumblr thread started by Prokopetz, accessed March 25, 2018
The 2019 Yuletide exchange included "Humans Are Space Orcs (Meme)" as a fandom, and 7 new fanworks were created.
==Fanworks==
===Fic===
* Ain by Raven. Humanity, as a species, is confusing. An encounter on an exoplanet between a human and an alien whose culture says confusion is blessed. Written for Yuletide 2019.
===Podfic/Podmeta===
* *earth intensifies* a tumblr compliation about how earthlings are batshit insane compiled and read by forzandopod (partly Star Trek, 2016)
* (Podfic) Earth is Space Australia, Live-recorded podfic of tumblr meta on the concept of Earth being the galaxy's Australia. Recorded at Europodfriends 2018.
===Tumblr Meta/Fic/Science===
* by fir-trees-unite and beka-tiddalik
* by play-read-write
* by manyblinkinglights, curlicuecal, glimmerbulb, roachpatrol, gutterowl, kowabungadoodles, annlarimer, vassraptor, elodieunderglass, magicalhappyspider, and theredscreech
* did you know that humans are the only species on earth with the ability to throw things with any significant degree of accuracy and force? by homeworldlapis and caffeinewitchcraft. A human goes onto a ship and throws some trash into the nearest reclaimer, shouts “kobe!” and all the other aliens on board absolutely LOSE THEIR MINDS.
==Links & Resources==
===Deathworlders===
* The Deathworlders books, set in the 'Jenkinsverse' (which begins with the 'Kevin Jenkins Experience').
===Reddit===
* HFY
* The Jenkinsverse
* Salvage, or the tale of Adrian Saunders, an Aussie in space (within the Jenkinsverse)
===Tumblr===
* Space Australians
* What Are Even Humans
* arcticfoxbear's humans are weird tag
* theredscreech's humans are weird tag
* Space Orc Story Collection
==References==
Category:Space Australia
Category:2016 Memes
Space Bar

Space Bar is a Star Trek RPG letterzine in German. It may be a sister zine to Trekkin' Around.
From the archived website, the RPG letterzine format is described: Das ist eigentlich ganz einfach. Ein Letterzine ein Rollenspiel in Briefform. Jedes Mitglied sucht sich einen, wahlweise zwei Charaktere aus dem Star Trek Universum (sogenannte Pseudos) aus und schreibt unter diesen an andere teilnehmende Charaktere. Wichtig ist hierbei, daß man sich bemüht, "im Charakter" zu schreiben - schließlich schreiben hier Deanna Troi und Pavel Chekov und nicht Lieschen Müller. Auf diese Weise schreiben wir an der Star Trek Geschichte mit - wenn auch nur inoffiziell.
The cost to participate via the printed letterzine was 45 DM for one year. International subscribers paid 50-60DM. Email subscribers paid only 20DM per year.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:German-Language Star Trek ZinesCategory:1990sCategory:Role Playing
Space Battleship Yamato

Space Battleship Yamato is a an anime franchise consisting of an anime, TV series, manga, and several films (both animated and live action). It is one of the most influential anime franchises.
An American adaption, called Star Blazers, had a dedicated western fandom in the 1980s and was important to the early history of American anime fandom. YamatoCon, the first independent anime convention held in the United States, and earlier "Star Blazer Minicons", had Starblazers/Yamato as its main topic.
==Canon Overview==
===Remakes===
See Wikipedia for remakes/spinoff history, but the 2013 series Space Battleship Yamato 2199 garnered some attention among Western anime fans.
===Major Characters===
==Reception and Popularity==
==Meta and Community==
Among anime fans more generally, the franchise was known for the 1983 sequel film Final Yamato holding the record the longest animated film at 163 minutes (though this record was surpassed in 2019). Wikipedia:Final Yamato
Star Wars and SBY have been compared for their similar settings and plot beats, although Yamato predated Star Wars by several years. 
==Fanon and Tropes==
==Relationships==
Susumu Kodai and Yuki Mori share a deep connection in the series, and are a couple in both of the movies Farewell Space Battleship Yamato and Final Yamato. They're a very popular ship in the fandom.
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==Communities==
* Star Blazers and Space Battleship Yamato English language fandom archive
==Selected Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
* 
===Cosplay===
* 
===Meta===
* , academic paper by Shunichi Takekawa, 2012
===Zines===
* Argo Notes by Mark Hernandez, 1983
==Resources==
* Battleship Yamato Wikipedia
* CosmoDNA, a fan-run Yamato information and fandom history website
* Yamato Fan wiki at Fandom.com
* Space Battleship Yamato on TvTropes
* r/StarBlazers subreddit
* Pixiv tag
* AO3 tags:
** 宇宙戦艦ヤマト | Space Battleship Yamato | Star Blazers (Anime 1974-2009)
** 宇宙戦艦ヤマト2199 | Space Battleship Yamato 2199 (Anime)
**宇宙戦艦ヤマト | Space Battleship Yamato (Live Action 2010)
*Starblazers at Fanfiction.net
*Yamato Rose: a shrine to the Kodai/Yuki ship
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Anime
Space Cadets

Space Cadets, also known as The Garrison Trio Zine, is a gen zine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom dedicated to Pidge Gunderson, Hunk Garrett, and Lance McClain. It features over 24,000 words of short stories and over 60 artists and 13 writers. It raised $625 for the Trevor Project.
== About ==
== Contributors ==
Category:Voltron ZinesCategory:2017 Zines
Space Cases

Space Cases was a science fiction series that ran for two seasons on Nickelodeon. 
One of the characters was named after Harlan Ellison.
==Peter David Talks About "Space Cases" Pilot==
Originally published June 2, 1995, in Comics Buyer’s Guide #1124, it was posted at Space Cases, part 1 in 2011.
An excerpt:
==Fan Reaction==
==Fanfic==
In January of 1999, niviene posted an announcement to alt.tv.space-cases that he/she was starting a badfic site which would mock Space Cases, X-Files and Dawson’s Creek. 
==Fanzines==
*Gizbot Follies
==References==
Category:Space Cases
Space City (mailing list)

Are you looking for Space City (convention), the UK Blake's 7 convention?
:BLAKE: So. That is Space City. 
:VILA: Also known as the Satellite of Sin.
Space City was a slash-friendly Blake's 7 mailing list, founded at the end of August, 1995. It was superseded by Freedom City in 1999.
==Origin of the Titles==
The name of both mailing lists came from the episode 'Gambit':
:VILA: They say it's wide open.
:AVON: What is?
:VILA: Freedom City.
:AVON: So I've heard. Wide, wide open.
:VILA: Got everything a man ever dreams of, they say.
:AVON: Space City pales by comparison, they say.
==About==
Space City was spun off the general Blake's 7 mailing list, Lysator (or "the Lyst"), in August 1995, to allow discussion of slash and adult topics without controversy. It was moderated by Susan Beth. Unlike the Lyst, posts were not archived centrally online. In 1996, a 95kb file of archived messages could be obtained from Chris Croughton's private server.
==Created in Response to The Blake's 7 Wars==
==About the Content==
==1996: From the FAQ== 
Its audience:
The mailing list accepted all applicants:
Adult topics and language were welcomed:
And the list adopted an equally adult approach to conduct:
And last, the list offered "Official Space City merchandise":
===1995: Announcement by a Fan===
==Fanfiction==
Susan Cutter compiled stats for the second Labor Day Party in 1997, which was on the theme of 'dreams of love'. There were 24 gen stories, 14 het, 8 slash, 2 multiple/orgy & 4 other. The most common pairings were Avon/Servalan 5, Avon/Blake 4, Avon/Cally 3 & Avon/Anna 3. Avon was by far the most popular character, especially in slash, featuring in 21 pairings, followed by Blake (7), Tarrant (7), Servalan (6) & Cally (5); surprisingly, no stories featured Vila in a pairing. Unusual pairings included Dayna/topiary bear, Jenna/Chewbacca & Tarrant/Link.Susan Cutter. 'Dream Statistics' Tales from Space City 1: 123
==Closure & Freedom City==
In 1999, Space City was shut down and Freedom City took over the mantle of adult Blake's 7 discussions, with Tiger M as the first moderator. The two mailing lists are often mentioned interchangeably, even though they were founded and moderated by separate people. 
==Events==
*Labor Day Party, a themed fiction party held annually from 1996
*Several Round Robins were held on the list, including the 'coloured Round Robins' of 1997, 'Avon at the Con', a virtual alternative to WorldCon 1998, and the Vem Quest
==Fannish Reviews & Recollections==
Helen Patrick writes in the editorial to the first Tales from Space City in October 1998: 
From a fan discussion in two issues of Rallying Call in 1996:
Judith Proctor on the overlap between the Lyst and Space City:
Some 2015 memories of SC & FC:
==References==
Category:Blake's 7
Category:1995 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing Lists‏‎
Space Electric

Space Electric is Space Opera AU series by icarus_chained. It is focused on Tony Stark & JARVIS, with Steve Rogers, the other Avengers and original AI characters in supporting roles.
Summary: "The SHIELD interceptor spaceship Avenger is under final attack. Aboard her, sitting in his cell, the war criminal Tony Stark gets ready for the confrontation, and the revelation, that he knows is about to come."
==Series==
Part 1: Sing the Space Electric - The SHIELD interceptor spaceship Avenger is under final attack. Aboard her, sitting in his cell, the war criminal Tony Stark gets ready for the confrontation, and the revelation, that he knows is about to come. (5,816 words)
Part 2: Touching in the Singing Void - Companion/continuation piece to Sing The Space Electric, written because the author wanted Tony & JARVIS telepathy, Tony mentally taking over a spaceship during a panic attack, and Clint Barton and Steve Rogers tag-teaming as a first contact team. (2,516 words)
Part 3: Darkening Coruscation - The Avenger breaks out into the battle between the SHIELD and Hydra fleets, and Tony and JARVIS show the universe why you really, really shouldn't fuck with their people. And Steve Rogers shows the universe why he's the Captain, when it matters. (6,196 words)
Part 4: Valour & Act - Companion/sequel to Darkening Coruscation. Barbara & Meroe. As Tony Stark is transfered over to the SHIELD flagship Aegis, the AI of the Avenger reaches out to her brother AI on his behalf. (2,355 words)
Part 5: And Loyalty Shining - Maria Hill, pilot of the Aegis and uplinked partner to Meroe, watches Tony Stark be brought aboard, and deals with the potential threat he presents to her ship, her AI, and her mind. (3,394 words)
Part 6: Arc Voltaic - After a brief rest to pull himself back together, Tony and JARVIS meet with Fury and the SHIELD team. To explain the depth of loss, to reveal what they are, and to make plans for the continuation of the war Obie and Hydra rather stupidly started. (7,093 words)
Part 7: Lines Holding Fast - Nick Fury & Meroe. In the aftermath of Tony's revelations, Commander Fury asks the questions that need asking, when loyalties may be divided. (1,288 words)
Part 8: Liminal Transmission - Captain Steve Rogers tries to get a handle on the changes Stark's revelations have made to his universe, and tries to get Tony to understand that he is not a prisoner anymore. (5,000 words)
Part 9: FleetHome - The fleet finally moves off Tannhauser hub, but with damaged AI outnumbering whole ships roughly three to one, the hyperspace convoy back to SHIELD's home system rapidly becomes complicated. Tony's brain really doesn't have the hardware to be a fleet subspace interlink. (8,110 words)
Part 10: In Honour's Palm - Before the crew of the Avenger disembark at FleetHome and everyone's fate is once again uncertain, Barbara asks Natasha and Bruce for some advice. Natasha, Bruce & Barbara, and the consequences of slavery. (3,796 words)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
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Category:Iron Man Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Space Email

Space Email is a website where anonymous users may send short messages, the "email" part of "Space Email" being only in name. Messages may be randomly found and read by other anonymous users by hitting the refresh button. Though not fandom-centric, Space Email has been used to roleplay as fandom characters. Anons frequently send messages while in character as a character from fandom. Users had the ability to buy an account upgrade to give themself a colored name.
==About==
==History==
The galaxybuster website is full of mostly defunct links, leaving no trace of who owns the domain. Then, the button for buying a membership leads to a itch.io account called thatshelby, which then leads to a deleted Twitter called glxybstr. However, by visiting the Tumblr for the unofficial Space Email Tumblr theme, the name Shelby Smith is credited as owning and maintaining Space Email.spaceemailtheme, Tumblr. (Accessed 7/1/2021) A news article about him further credits him as the creator.
There was an official Space Email Tumblr created in summer 2014, which may be how the website became popular during that year. Space-email-news was short lived though, having been deleted (and re-claimed by another person) in 2015. Wayback Machine captures from 2015 show the last posts were from Nov 2014, and Shelby had been working on a mobile app for the site.
The oldest space emails are from 2013, with the majority of them being from 2014. As of Jun 2021 Space Email is still maintained. It has read "update coming soon" for several years, meaning despite remaining up and active, it may have been abandoned. Some people still utilize it in 2021, though it is rather dead.I have seen a handful dated 2021 (Patchlanb 7/1/2021)
==Gallery==
File:Homestuck spaceemail.jpg| Homestuck space email|alt= A blue and yellow text box from a cell phone screenshot. The message is titled My only warning from Seer of Time, dated Saturday, June 28th, 2014 at 6:16am. The text body says Do not play Sburb.
File:Danganronpa spaceemail.jpg|Danganronpa space email|alt= A blue and yellow text box from a cell phone screenshot. The message is titled To Hajime Hinata from Nagito Komaeda, dated Saturday, August 24th, 2013 at 12:43am. The text body says Please don't forget... That I... I love the hope sleeping within you from the bottom of my heart.
File:DRAMAtical Murder spaceemail.jpg|DRAMAtical Murder space email|alt= A blue and yellow text box from a cell phone screenshot. The message is titled someone get me a pizza from noiz, dated Friday, June 27th, 2014 at 7:36am. The text body says aobas trying to make me cut down on the amount of pizza i eat and he hasnt let me have pizza in about a month i have never gone this long without pizza before please please send pizza to germany.
==Links & Further Reading==
*does anybody remember space email? (2018)
==References==
Space Fanzine Yamato

Space Fanzine Yamato is a gen resource meant to be the ultimate information source for Space Battleship Yamato and Star Blazers.
"This is the first American fan effort to produce a style complete guide to a particular anime title." - from "Watching Anime, Reading Manga: 25 Years of Essays and Reviews" by Fred Patten.
== Origins ==
==Links==
*
Category:Anime & Manga Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:Star Blazers
Space Girl

Space Girl is a multifandom vid by Charmax, that focuses on women in science fiction film and television. The vid premiered at Wiscon 2011.
==Summary== 
==Source in order of appearance==
*Raumpatrouille 
*Lost in Space
*The Outer Limits
*Doctor Who
*The Giant Behemoth
*The Twilight Zone
*Attack Of The 50 ft Woman
*Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
*Avengers
*Forbidden Planet
*Queen of Outer Space
*Space 1999
*V
*Sapphire and Steel
*UFO	
*Star Trek
*Logan's Run
*5th Element
*Andromeda
*Barbarella
*Soylent Green
*Star Wars
*Blakes 7
*Mork And Mindy
*Alf
*Star Trek: The Next Generation
*Starship Troopers
*Earth: Final Conflict
*Contact
*Lexx	
*Terminator 2
*Firefly
*Farscape
*Torchwood
*New Doctor Who
*Star Trek: Voyager
*SGA
*Battlestar Galactica
*Babylon 5
*Space: Above and Beyond
*Aliens
*Matrix
*Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
*The X-Files
*Crusade
*Gattaca
*Earth 2
==Recs and Reactions==
==References==
Category:Multifandom Vids
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:2011 Vids
Category:Social Media Feature-Fanwork Friday
Space Heroes & Other Fools

Crystal Singer is a filk cassette tape released by Julia Ecklar, Anne Harlan Prather and Leslie Fish. 
Among the songs recorded were "Silver" a song based on a Tanith Lee story "Silver Metal Lover", "Helva's Song" based on Anne McCaffrey's novel "The Ship Who Sang" and "Crystal Singer" based on Anne McCaffrey's book of the same name.
==Contents==
* Thoughts on Strange Visitors by Julia Ecklar & Anne Harlan Prather
* Ballad to a Spaceman by Julia Ecklar
* Helva's Song by Anne Harlan Prather
* Space Hero by Julia Ecklar & Anne Harlan Prather
* Iron Mistress by Julia Ecklar
* Hero's Lullaby by Anne Harlan Prather
* Hymn to Breaking Strain by Julia Ecklar & Leslie Fish
* Darkness by Julia Ecklar
* Pushing the Speed of Light by Julia Ecklar & Anne Harlan Prather
* Silver by Julia Ecklar & Leslie Fish
* Sybil's Song by Anne Harlan Prather
* Cold Dreams by Julia Ecklar
* Hanrahan's Bar by Julia Ecklar & Anne Harlan Prather
* Crystal Singer by Anne Harlan Prather
* Homecoming by Julia Ecklar & Anne Harlan Prather
* Thoughts of a Homeless Alien by Julia Ecklar
==Reactions/Reviews==
 
==References==