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* ''[[Fanfic/Legacy Of The Rasengan|Legacy Of The Rasengan]]'' by Tellemicus Sundance has spawned its own fan verse in recent years, especially now since he has given up on Chuuten and has chosen a successor to continue it.
* The ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20100306221318/http://www.nsamo.net/SME Sailor Moon Expanded]'' community was a prime example of a Fan Verse. The writings of over a dozen authors were combined with the goal of adding new and interesting characters, stories, and information to the ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' universe without contradicting established canon. In many instances, particularly in the works of Mark Latus, the expanded material is more interesting and concise than the original source. It [[Dead Fic|hasn't been updated with new material]] in quite some time, however.
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20090809184619/https://www.sterman.org/ Richard Lawson] created two such Fan Verses for ''[[Ranma ½]]'' during the late 1990s:
** ''Thy Inward Love'' is a [[Continuation]] fic that picks up at the end of the ''Ranma'' manga and attempts to resolve the series' [[Love Dodecahedron]] and corresponding web of honor entanglements; in addition to the main storyline there are several prequels and side stories, and a sequel series.
** ''Thy Outward Part'' is an [[Alternate Universe Fic]] where Ranma is locked in female form permanently in the wake of a different, more tragic outcome to the Chisuiton arc of the manga. Pushed away by a homophobic Akane, Ranma goes to college alone and unhappy, until she meets a young man who finds her attractive and wants to learn martial arts from her. Long thought to be "closed", this 'verse was revived in the early 2010s when Lawson started writing stories in it again.
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