Fandom Police

Outsiders who join a fandom/hobby with the sole purpose of policing the behavior of fans in said fandom/hobby and not because they enjoy the hobby themselves. They can commonly be seen trying to shame people for engaging in things that are normal for the fandom and aren't even offensive and harmful, in order to make them "normal" according to their standards. They often engage in brigading to bully people to be more "normal" according to their standards. They like to ragebait fans on purpose and play the victim when the fans get angry or call the fancops out for their behavior. They also like to attack the pre-existing fans by belittling them for their hobby. They also always appeal to triviality.

Fan: wtf happened to anit bro cant even have a waifu anymore
Fandom Police: “Waifu” talks in 2025. We can watch anime without all dat extra weebo shit😭.
Also Fandom Police: Said weebos found this tweet and calling me slurs very on brand for the social rejects

by PomuHub February 16, 2025

Pie fandom

The fans of American pie are called pies and are so nice they are mostly 11+ 🦋

What are the pie fandom?
Oh they are the American pie fandom!

by americanpiex February 6, 2021

FANDOM

A knockoff of wikipedia but worse

bro everything I find on fandom is directly copied from wikipedia.

by Boo Radley Game May 21, 2022

Fandom

a ripoff of Wikipedia because of the article making, and reading.

Ugh, fandom copied Wikipedia!

by irieomgfunny/面白い February 2, 2022

Awae fandom

Anne with an E fandom. Fans of Anne with an e by Moira Walley-Beckett. Members of the Awae fandom are the best!

Awae fandom is my familly.

by Sweetxshirley December 11, 2018

Fandom Stalking

The act of engaging deeply with fan-produced content—such as fanfiction, fanart, video edits, commentary, and memes—of a specific fandom without having consumed the original source material. A fandom stalker selectively immerses themselves in the emotional and aesthetic aspects of a fandom, often becoming familiar with character dynamics, plot arcs, and themes through the lens of other fans. This form of participation is marked by a pick-and-choose approach: embracing what resonates while intentionally avoiding aspects of the canon that don’t appeal.

“I’ve never watched The Last of Us, but I know everything about Ellie and Joel from reading fanfic and watching TikTok edits. I guess I’m fandom stalking.”

by sundroppanda May 12, 2025

fandom

its shit

1: Hey, have you heard about the Undertale fandom?
2: Write Undertail, my friend.

by Mario64gamer April 24, 2017