Niphrehdil

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Fan
Name: Niphrehdil
Alias(es): God of Meta[note 1]
Type: fan writer, metawriter
Fandoms: Merlin, Sherlock, X-Men, Breaking Bad, The Vampire Diaries, Almighty Johnsons, Supernatural, The Hobbit, Game of Thrones, HTGAWM, Vikings, The Originals, Walking Dead and The Vampire Diaries
Communities:
Other: Meta Analysis by Niphrehdil
URL: Niphrehdil at AO3
Niphrehdil at FFN
Niphrehdil at Tumblr (main blog)
Niphrehdil at Tumblr (side blog)
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Niphrehdil[note 2] was a prolific Finnish author known for write dark plots.

In mid-2015, deleted all of his profiles and works from the internet. Some readers have speculated for months the reason for the deletion of their profiles and works. In mid-March 2021, Twitter user EsmithWidow tweeted about, opening space for new discussions:

I've been thinking about Niphrehdil's Erik and Charles.😔😭💕

They deleted their stories ages ago. It was only this year I found out why, and that made me angry and so sad.

I'm wondering who had the chance to read their works. All were incredible and amazing.✨[1]

#cherik #XMen

Some Works

  • Dark Flowers', When Charles is captured by a secret organization and used as a weapon for searching and destroying other mutants, Erik has to go after and save him. Erik keeps telling himself he does it only for the mutant kind. At least until he finds Charles. (Received Portuguese translation by Inna Puchkin and in Spanish by charliedvan)
  • Backwater, Their paths cross accidentally in New York, right before the mission goes to hell. But the true battle begins when Charles and Erik end up in freezing water, together, fighting against time and hypothermia before their time runs out.

Comments & Reviews

Notes and References

Notes

  1. ^ Nickname given by your readers
  2. ^ It is likely that this author was named in honor of the small white flower which grew in Doriath, and later in Lothlórien called Niphredil. For the etymology, Niphredil is a Sindarin name meaning "Little pallor", from nipred ("pallor") and the ending il. The name may also mean "Snowdrop". Source: The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion, Chapter X: "Of the Sindar"

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