The term used for the collective of fans for any given work, person, or other thing, that came together for mutual benefit. Often have different terms for ... Fandom Rivalry · Fandom Heresy · Fandom Life Cycle · Friendly Fandoms

Some fans become so thick and heavy (and ugly) that this previously fun activity has become a burden and is no longer enjoyable.

The life cycle of a fandom can be roughly subdivided into seven or eight stages: Stage 0: Depending on the level of preemptive promotion.

Affectionately known as The Other Tropes Wiki, TV Tropes is a wiki documenting, in a fairly informal manner, the various conventions of fiction.

The Friendly Fandoms trope as used in popular culture. The opposite of Fandom Rivalry. Two (or more) fandoms have a lot of overlap because of shared talent ...

The overall silliness of a work's fandom is inversely proportional to how mortifyingly dark and hard to watch it is.

2,99 $ A Misaimed Fandom fails to understand the author's intention for a character, no matter how Anvilicious it may have been.

Two long-running shows or two star actors inspire dueling fandoms. Fans of one are expected to become Fan Haters of the other, and vice versa.

TV Tropes is a wiki documenting, in a fairly informal manner, the various conventions of fiction. They're quite similar to All The Tropes, but have a few ...

The Fandom's picks: Universal plots that are unusually popular within a particular fandom or pairing, for whatever reason. The Fandom's substratenote ... Anime & Manga · Western Animation · FandomSpecificPlot/Harry Potter