Fanonically
A term for something that includes a character from a game or show that has a similar definition to canonically, but is twisted by the fandom of said game or show
Ex. The character of this game is fanonically able to do RANDOM THING SAID BY FANDOM
fanon
The canon of fandom.
Fanon is the collection concepts and ideas that are normally used in most fan fiction, but don't really existence in the real story's canon.
If a concept was used in the canon, it is only mention once in the entire series and is never mentioned again. Fan fiction writers will most likely instigate these concepts in their fics.
Fanon is the collection concepts and ideas that are normally used in most fan fiction, but don't really existence in the real story's canon.
If a concept was used in the canon, it is only mention once in the entire series and is never mentioned again. Fan fiction writers will most likely instigate these concepts in their fics.
Some people think that fanon is phoney and stupid, but most fanon concepts are actually pretty good.
Fanon
often connect to fan fiction; ideas or events that are accepted by most fans, but were not actually in the original story/book/show etc.
In Death Note fanfics, Matt and Mello are often a fanon pairing.
fanon
a term used in fanfiction to describe commonly accepted ideas among authors even if they are not actually expressed in the canon work.
In Harry Potter, SiriusxLupin is virtually fanon.
Fanon
Fanon is something so widely believed in the fandom that it is considered cannon even though not actually stated in the original storyline
Tratie is so fanon.
Not as much as Thaluke.
Not as much as Thaluke.
Fanon
Fanon is canon for your Fanon Self.
Includes Headcanons and au
Can be based on a canon idea, but would never happen or not yet canon
Includes Headcanons and au
Can be based on a canon idea, but would never happen or not yet canon
My Fanon idea is..
Fanon
Something fan-made for a fandom.
Blue Army is fanon of Eddsworld.