#fandomstuck headcanons

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Fandomstuck Headcanon #4

While the existence of a fandom’s personfication is certain, the existence of a Sub-Fandom is not.

Sub-Fandom’s mainly personify a certain part of a fandom, such as AU’s, fanworks, or seperate parts of the fandom.

Some examples of this could be Homestuck’s Tricksterstuck (3), Fnaf the Novels (3), Hetalia’s Dreamtalia (2), and 2P!Talia (1).

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Fandomstuck Headcanon #10

All fandoms, no matter how dark or serious, have a thing for theatrics.

Some also tend to be serious drama queens even if it’s not in their original making.

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Fandomstuck Headcanon #9

When it comes to human names, most fandoms tend to adopt the names of people who play significant roles in their series, or the names of characters who mean something special to the protagonists, or even names that show up often in the series. It’s very rare for a fandom to name themselves after their protagonists. 

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Fandomstuck Headcanon #8

Most fandoms have human names that they’ve chosen for themselves, however, most only tend to share that chosen name with those they trust or when the occasion desperately calls since human names are typically quite personal

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Fandomstuck Headcanon #7

Although most fandoms have prefered pronouns, they don’t necessarily mind being referred as male, female, or something else.

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Fandomstuck Headcanon #6

If they were to play Homestuck, they would be more likely to prototype in a deceased character from their series.

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Fandomstuck Headcanon #5

Due to being compromised of so many personalities and ideals (As stated in one of the previous headcanons), Fandoms are typically chaotically unstable mentaly, emotionaly, and sometimes even physically.

In short, they all need freaking therapy, even the fandoms that are licensed therapists and/or have the proper skills to take care of people need therapy.

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Fandomstuck Headcanon #3

The rate of which a Fandoms behavior, likes, and dislikes changes depends on how many different characters and ideals their media includes.

For example, a Fandom with a smaller cast such as OMORI or Ib tend to stay in their default personality for much longer and tend to only change once or twice every two weeks, while other fandoms with a much larger cast like Food Fantasy or Cookie Run tend to change two or more times every few days.