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+ | '''FicSpecies''' is a comprehensive database of the various creatures, races and beings that populate the wonderful world of fiction, including [[:category:Monster|monsters]], [[:category:Extraterrestrial|aliens]], [[:category:Fantasy|fantasy races]] and much more. Our purposefully loose definition of "fiction" includes everything from [[:category:Film and television|film and television]], [[:category:Literature|literature]], [[:Category:Manga and anime|manga and anime]], [[:Category:Comic books|comic books]] and [[:category:Video games|video games]] to [[:Category:Mythology|mythology and folklore]], [[:Category:Cryptozoology|cryptozoology]] and [[:Category:Popular culture|popular culture]]. |
FicSpecies is a free and open [[Project:Community Portal|community project]], so if you can't find the creature you're looking for, just add it! To keep things organized, be sure to check out the [[project:Layout guide|layout guide]] first. |
FicSpecies is a free and open [[Project:Community Portal|community project]], so if you can't find the creature you're looking for, just add it! To keep things organized, be sure to check out the [[project:Layout guide|layout guide]] first. |
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Revision as of 07:45, 16 August 2019
FicSpecies is a comprehensive database of the various creatures, races and beings that populate the wonderful world of fiction, including monsters, aliens, fantasy races and much more. Our purposefully loose definition of "fiction" includes everything from film and television, literature, manga and anime, comic books and video games to mythology and folklore, cryptozoology and popular culture. FicSpecies is a free and open community project, so if you can't find the creature you're looking for, just add it! To keep things organized, be sure to check out the layout guide first. The database currently features 401 species articles (of which 356 are fully developed).
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