Mikkeneko
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| Fan | |
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| Name: | mikkeneko |
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| Type: | fan writer, archivist, meta author |
| Fandoms: | Dragon Age, Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, Critical Role, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Fullmetal Alchemist, The Witcher, The Untamed |
| Communities: | Kurofai Olympics, Clampkink, norsekink |
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| URL: | [Tumblr], [Dreamwidth] |
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Mikkeneko is a prolific fanfic author who has been active in fandom since the early 2000s. She started out in Ranma 1/2 fandom but is well known for her work in a number of different fandoms. She has written several notable metas and served as archivist for the Scimitar Smile FMA fanfiction archive.
Notable Fanworks
- The Great Subconscious Club - MCU, 2012, "After the events of Avengers Loki comes under the care of one Charles Xavier, who is determined to save him in spite of himself."
- The Missing Worlds - Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, 2014 "While searching for Sakura's feathers, the travelers face a dilemma: in order to move on to the next world, they will have to leave one of their companions behind. What will they find in the new worlds now open to them, and what will happen to the one who stays behind and waits…?"
- Anders Goes to Orzammar - Dragon Age, 2016, "My magnum opus in the Dragon Age fandom, this series is my own personal fix-it/happy ending for Anders after the events of Kirkwall."
- refrain; a musical phrase repeating in a song or instrumental piece - (co-authored with Cerusee) - The Untamed, 2020, "Wei Wuxian attempts to Set Right What Once Went Wrong by sending his consciousness back in time; in true Wei Wuxian fashion his inventions work, but with some very unintended consequences."
Metas
- The Woman who Sued Herself, or, "msscribe: the touching saga of one woman's rise from anonymity to stardom in Harry Potter fandom in five months." - a response to the msscribe fandom wank.
- Frodo Laid a Geas - A LOTR meta discussing the nature of magic in the books and postulating that Gollum's death is a direct result of Frodo laying a geas on him.