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⌈ Secret Post #6264 ⌋

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[Fandom: Tiān Guān Cì Fú/Heaven Official's Blessing
Ship: Beefleaf (Shi Qingxuan and He Xuan)]

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[Music, Drake/Kendrick Lamar beef, What's the Beef? Youtube channel]

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[X-Files s04e10, "Paper Hearts" ]

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For a LOT of femslash I'm into, fandom interpretation tends to be the reason behind how to make a couple work (from 'filling in the gaps' or expanding on the bare minimum that's given in canon). Even more so when I'm creating ideas/motivation/AUs/etc for these particular ships, because of how much thought I've put into the characters I start to feel a little more attached to them and favor the version I've created for them.

Also, a really specific example that comes to mind is Matt from Death Note. He's barely in the actual series with only a handful of lines - but being a friend of Mello and fandom taking the crumbs to go buck wild into the fanworks had lead to him being one of the most popular characters in the series (I might be misremembering, but I think there was a popularity poll done and he may have come up in the top ten).

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Re: Do you ever prefer a fandom version of a character?