Wakfu is a French cartoon that came out in the late 2000s, based on the equally French MMO Dofus. A lot of its subtitles... are not good. I would even go so far as to say that they are very bad. Which I found baffling enough to write a full article about.
Want more art of your blorbo? More fics of your ship? Great news! There are ways to get those.
A short diatribe on how video game mechanics can inform the worlds in which they exist and how they can be used by the characters to navigate it in fascinating ways.
A short explanation on why a crackship / crossover ship / rarepair might be a creative endeavour you should invest in.
Hating the source material is an honored tradition in many fandoms. While not inherently a bad thing, this article shall be canon's defense attorney.
Fandom spaces can feel quite unwelcoming to intersex fans. Here is why, and how we as a community can fix it.
While the word fandom nowadays is used interchangeably with hobby, it was originally coined to refer to a community of fans. So to build a fandom, one needs to build a community.
This piece covers one character from the ill-fated trilogy of Blair Witch spin-off computer games that released in 2000.
Art should be pursued as much as it is desired. It is a vice and a tool that exists in neutrality, to be wielded as all words are, in pursuit of mystery and comfort.
As named by my wretched husband, the Xbox Live Method is a simple thought experiment that eases the stress of over-thinking how to write a set of characters in one body.