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Buffy fandom in the early 2000s featured regular use of the term "Anti," but this term was applied broadly. The word anti often preceded a character name<ref>[http://www.stranger-things.net/forum/archive/index.php/t-17051.html Discussion] on [[Stranger Things (Buffyverse)|Stranger Things]] December 2004. References to ''"antis on the WB forum"'', and later anti-Cordy fans.</ref>, narrative arc<ref>Evilistas been refered to as anti-redemptionists [http://www.allaboutspike.com/why.html here] and the site [[Big Bad Forever]] self identifies as anti-redemptionist [https://web.archive.org/web/20020809100923/http://www.denialbubble.com/bigbad/ here]</ref> or ship<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20021229195444/http://books.dreambook.com/slayinsage/bigbad.html Spike Anti-Redemptionistas] on Dreambook. Comments include fan saying ''"I'm not anti B/A"'', and another fan referencing the''"anti-Spuffy"'' page they created. Comments from 2002. </ref>, to illustrate a fans dislike of that character, narrative or ship. It was also applied to fans engaged in anti-shipping behaviours (possibly as an insult), but these fans do not appear to have self identified as antis.<ref>[https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/theducksverse/leather-pants-and-other-cures-for-fandom-diseases-t2016-s10.html Comment by verbalgirl77 on Babble Board thread "Leather Pants and Other Cures for Fandom Diseases."] May 18, 2003, accessed June 22, 2019.</ref>  
 
Buffy fandom in the early 2000s featured regular use of the term "Anti," but this term was applied broadly. The word anti often preceded a character name<ref>[http://www.stranger-things.net/forum/archive/index.php/t-17051.html Discussion] on [[Stranger Things (Buffyverse)|Stranger Things]] December 2004. References to ''"antis on the WB forum"'', and later anti-Cordy fans.</ref>, narrative arc<ref>Evilistas been refered to as anti-redemptionists [http://www.allaboutspike.com/why.html here] and the site [[Big Bad Forever]] self identifies as anti-redemptionist [https://web.archive.org/web/20020809100923/http://www.denialbubble.com/bigbad/ here]</ref> or ship<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20021229195444/http://books.dreambook.com/slayinsage/bigbad.html Spike Anti-Redemptionistas] on Dreambook. Comments include fan saying ''"I'm not anti B/A"'', and another fan referencing the''"anti-Spuffy"'' page they created. Comments from 2002. </ref>, to illustrate a fans dislike of that character, narrative or ship. It was also applied to fans engaged in anti-shipping behaviours (possibly as an insult), but these fans do not appear to have self identified as antis.<ref>[https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/theducksverse/leather-pants-and-other-cures-for-fandom-diseases-t2016-s10.html Comment by verbalgirl77 on Babble Board thread "Leather Pants and Other Cures for Fandom Diseases."] May 18, 2003, accessed June 22, 2019.</ref>  
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Despite this, some of the arguments made by anti-shippers were very similar to moral arguments made on Tumblr over a decade later. Fans who opposed the pairing of [[Buffy/Angel]] often claimed that pairing was paedophilic, because Angel was 250 year old vampire and Buffy was 15/16 in season 1. Fans who opposed the pairing of [[Buffy/Spike]] often pointed to their violent interactions in canon and the abusive nature of the pairing.<ref>[https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/theducksverse/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2137&p=1794#p1794 Shipper/Board Wars.. Is one coming?] comment by Dawny, July 2003.</ref>
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===Pokemon===
 
The [[Pokemon]] fandom also employed "anti-shipper" in this way. An example  from 2000:  "The story ends with the three of them going their separate ways, or J & J falling out of love or hating each other. (I won't have any of that anti-shippy crap! Not here, not now, not ever! I don't care how well-written or intriguing the story is -- if it's anti-Rocketshippy, IT'S CRAP as far as I'm concerned!)" <ref> from [http://web.archive.org/web/20010215040209/http://members.spree.com/entertainment/cattibrie13/rants1.html The Rants], more examples are at [http://web.archive.org/web/20010215035502/http://members.spree.com/entertainment/cattibrie13/rants2.html The Rants (Page 2)] </ref>
 
The [[Pokemon]] fandom also employed "anti-shipper" in this way. An example  from 2000:  "The story ends with the three of them going their separate ways, or J & J falling out of love or hating each other. (I won't have any of that anti-shippy crap! Not here, not now, not ever! I don't care how well-written or intriguing the story is -- if it's anti-Rocketshippy, IT'S CRAP as far as I'm concerned!)" <ref> from [http://web.archive.org/web/20010215040209/http://members.spree.com/entertainment/cattibrie13/rants1.html The Rants], more examples are at [http://web.archive.org/web/20010215035502/http://members.spree.com/entertainment/cattibrie13/rants2.html The Rants (Page 2)] </ref>
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Despite this, some of the arguments made by anti-shippers were very similar to moral arguments made on Tumblr over a decade later. Fans who opposed the pairing of [[Buffy/Angel]] often claimed that pairing was paedophilic, because Angel was 250 year old vampire and Buffy was 15/16 in season 1. Fans who opposed the pairing of [[Buffy/Spike]] often pointed to their violent interactions in canon and the abusive nature of the pairing.<ref>[https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/theducksverse/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2137&p=1794#p1794 Shipper/Board Wars.. Is one coming?] comment by Dawny, July 2003.</ref>
      
===Anti-Ship Art and Groups on DeviantArt===
 
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