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Christmas Tree
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Christmas Trees can be used as a means of fannish expression, often by decorating them with pieces of merchandise or Fancrafts from one's chosen fandom.
Elements
- Tree topper - The largest and most prominent decoration. Traditionally a star, plushies or headwear (such as the Hogwarts Sorting Hat, or Darth Vader's helmet) can sometimes be used.
- Ornaments - many large and merchendisable fandoms have official ornament sets, and sites such as etsy offer handmade fan alternatives.
- Tree Skirt
- Train set
Itatree
In anime communities, the term Itatree, a reference to fan-made Itabags, may sometimes be used to describe tree's decorated around a specific character, often one's Waifu/Husbando or Oshi. Due to the prevalence of Keychains in anime fancrafts, they will sometimes be repurposed as ornaments. The term Itatree was first coined in 2015 to describe a Kuroko no Basuke themed tree decorated with MidoAka figures[1].
Examples
- Toy Story Christmas tree
- Harry Potter Christmas Tree
- Marvel Christmas Tree
- Mario Tree
- Dragon Ball Z Christmas Tree