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* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the night. This kind of hinting becomes more and more blunt until, by the end of the season, Elida and Amae's relationship has become [[TheBigDamnKiss far more than mere teasing]].
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The original miniseries is a bog-standard treasure hunt story involving a {{Jerkass}} ex-queen-turned-scavenger, an equally jerkass treasure hunter who's OnlyInItForTheMoney, and an AxCrazy BombThrowingAnarchist who wants to use the {{McGuffin}} to take over the galaxy. There's not really anyone to genuinely care about.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: TooBleakStoppedCaring: The original miniseries is a bog-standard treasure hunt story involving a {{Jerkass}} ex-queen-turned-scavenger, an equally jerkass treasure hunter who's OnlyInItForTheMoney, and an AxCrazy BombThrowingAnarchist who wants to use the {{McGuffin}} to take over the galaxy. There's not really anyone to genuinely care about.
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* LGBTFanbase: Featuring an explicitly queer protagonist and based on a comic book written by a trans woman, ''Vagrant Queen'' naturally has a ''huge'' LGBT fanbase.
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* LGBTFanbase: Featuring an explicitly queer protagonist and based on a comic book written by a trans woman, ''Vagrant Queen'' naturally has a ''huge'' LGBT fanbase.fanbase.
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** There are also fans of ''Series/WynonnaEarp'' who mistakenly believe that ''Queen'' is responsible for production delays on the new ''Earp'' season, due to the two shows sharing Tim Rozon.
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** There are also fans of ''Series/WynonnaEarp'' who mistakenly believe that ''Queen'' is responsible for production delays on the new ''Earp'' season, due to the two shows sharing Tim Rozon.Creator/TimRozon.
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It never gets quite that firm.
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* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the night. This kind of hinting becomes more and more blunt until, by the end of the season, Elida and Amae's relationship has become [[OfficialCouple far more than mere teasing]].
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* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the night. This kind of hinting becomes more and more blunt until, by the end of the season, Elida and Amae's relationship has become [[OfficialCouple [[TheBigDamnKiss far more than mere teasing]].
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* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the night.
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* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the night. This kind of hinting becomes more and more blunt until, by the end of the season, Elida and Amae's relationship has become [[OfficialCouple far more than mere teasing]].
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* FandomRivalry: One that developed pre-release and arguably has little to do with the show itself. As one of the first Creator/{{Syfy}} original series to follow the channel's cancellations of ''Series/DeadlyClass'', ''Series/{{Happy}}'' and ''Series/{{Krypton}}'' (as well as ''Series/TheExpanse'', which was revived on Creator/PrimeVideo), ''Vagrant Queen'' received heavy blowback from fans of those shows, claiming they were unjustly cancelled to "make room for" ''Queen'' and proclaiming their intent to boycott the show and the channel. The creative team behind ''Vagrant Queen'' has defended against these assertions, noting that the show had been in development prior to the 2019 cancellations as a mid-season replacement for ''Series/WynonnaEarp'' (meaning it hardly would've required the other shows' removal to fit ''Queen'' on the schedule) and that the expensive nature of the cancelled series had resulted in a comparatively frugal budget for ''Queen'', rather than increased resources.
* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the night.
* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the night.
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!!The Comic Book:
*FandomRivalry: DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The original miniseries is a bog-standard treasure hunt story involving a {{Jerkass}} ex-queen-turned-scavenger, an equally jerkass treasure hunter who's OnlyInItForTheMoney, and an AxCrazy BombThrowingAnarchist who wants to use the {{McGuffin}} to take over the galaxy. There's not really anyone to genuinely care about.
!!The TV Series:
* FandomRivalry:
** One that developed pre-release and arguably has little to do with the show itself. As one of the first Creator/{{Syfy}} original series to follow the channel's cancellations of ''Series/DeadlyClass'', ''Series/{{Happy}}'' and ''Series/{{Krypton}}'' (as well as ''Series/TheExpanse'', which was revived on Creator/PrimeVideo), ''Vagrant Queen'' received heavy blowback from fans of those shows, claiming they were unjustly cancelled to "make room for" ''Queen'' and proclaiming their intent to boycott the show and the channel. The creative team behind ''Vagrant Queen'' has defended against these assertions, noting that the show had been in development prior to the 2019 cancellations as a mid-season replacement for ''Series/WynonnaEarp'' (meaning it hardly would've required the other shows' removal to fit ''Queen'' on the schedule) and that the expensive nature of the cancelled series had resulted in a comparatively frugal budget for ''Queen'', rather than increased resources.
** There are also fans of ''Series/WynonnaEarp'' who mistakenly believe that ''Queen'' is responsible for production delays on the new ''Earp'' season, due to the two shows sharing Tim Rozon.
* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for thenight.night.
* LGBTFanbase: Featuring an explicitly queer protagonist and based on a comic book written by a trans woman, ''Vagrant Queen'' naturally has a ''huge'' LGBT fanbase.
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!!The TV Series:
* FandomRivalry:
** One that developed pre-release and arguably has little to do with the show itself. As one of the first Creator/{{Syfy}} original series to follow the channel's cancellations of ''Series/DeadlyClass'', ''Series/{{Happy}}'' and ''Series/{{Krypton}}'' (as well as ''Series/TheExpanse'', which was revived on Creator/PrimeVideo), ''Vagrant Queen'' received heavy blowback from fans of those shows, claiming they were unjustly cancelled to "make room for" ''Queen'' and proclaiming their intent to boycott the show and the channel. The creative team behind ''Vagrant Queen'' has defended against these assertions, noting that the show had been in development prior to the 2019 cancellations as a mid-season replacement for ''Series/WynonnaEarp'' (meaning it hardly would've required the other shows' removal to fit ''Queen'' on the schedule) and that the expensive nature of the cancelled series had resulted in a comparatively frugal budget for ''Queen'', rather than increased resources.
** There are also fans of ''Series/WynonnaEarp'' who mistakenly believe that ''Queen'' is responsible for production delays on the new ''Earp'' season, due to the two shows sharing Tim Rozon.
* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the
* LGBTFanbase: Featuring an explicitly queer protagonist and based on a comic book written by a trans woman, ''Vagrant Queen'' naturally has a ''huge'' LGBT fanbase.
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* FandomRivalry: One that developed pre-release and arguably has little to do with the show itself. As one of the first Creator/{{Syfy}} original series to follow the channel's cancellations of ''Series/DeadlyClass'', ''Series/{{Happy}}'' and ''Series/{{Krypton}}'' (as well as ''Series/TheExpanse'', which was revived on Creator/PrimeVideo), ''Vagrant Queen'' received heavy blowback from fans of those shows, claiming they were unjustly cancelled to "make room for" ''Queen'' and proclaiming their intent to boycott the show and the channel. The creative team behind ''Vagrant Queen'' has defended against these assertions, noting that the show had been in development prior to the 2019 cancellations as a mid-season replacement for ''Series/WynonnaEarp'' (meaning it hardly would've required the other shows' removal to fit ''Queen'' on the schedule) and that the expensive nature of the cancelled series had resulted in a comparatively frugal budget for ''Queen'', rather than increased resources.
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* LesYay: In "Nobody's Queen", Elida repeatedly frets over whether or not she's annoyed Amae, and looks a bit jealous at the end of the episode when she sees Amae going off with another woman for the night.
