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Britchell (Bragi-Anders/Mitchell)
| Pairing | |
|---|---|
| Pairing: | Bragi - Anders Johnson/ John Mitchell |
| Alternative name(s): | Mitchers |
| Gender category: | Slash M/M |
| Fandom: | Crossover: Being Human/The Almighty Johnsons |
| Canonical?: | no |
| Prevalence: | |
| Archives: | |
| Other: | DarkHawk, Fili/Kili |
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This pairing is based on Aidan Turner's role as the vampire John Mitchell in Being Human and Dean O'Gorman's role as Anders Johnson (the god Bragi) in The Almighty Johnsons. The actors having played the brothers paired as Fíli/Kíli in The Hobbit (film series), fans created this crossover.
Fandom
Fandom manifesto (in graphics) on Tumblr by @oursesolitaire: Britchell/Mitchers: DNA of a crossover, Also known as "the fandom that has two names and doesn't give two shits since 2013" part 1 [1] and part 2[2]
AO3
There is not yet a canonical fandom tag on the Archive Of Our Own, but there is a pairing Anders Johnson/John Mitchell. There were 367 fanworks as of 2016-1-21.
Tumblr
Tumblr may be the center of this fandom, with gifsets and fanfic
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References
- ^ Britchell/Mitchers: DNA of a crossover part 1, posted by @oursolitaire on Tumblr, dated 2016-05-26, retrieved 2018-06-15, archived
- ^ Britchell/Mitchers: DNA of a crossover part 2 posted by @oursolitaire on Tumblr, dated 2016-05-26, retrieved 2018-06-15 archived