Fandoms that are truly dead, or becoming extinct

William and Sly's fandom is really small and most of the fans are in a server where thw creator is. There were about 100 people there iirc?

Dead Space's fandom is still quite active but definetly isn't the most influential, Dead space hasn't gained popularity again even after the remake, which ia a shame because that game is great. Most of the fans are older people who have been playing for years now, only few people are younger or got introduced recently to dead space, when they are introduced recently, usually it was because of being in contact with someone who already was a old fan, that was my case for example.

I've NEVER seen the fandom of Who's Lila, I don't know a singke soul who partakes in fandom activities or spaces of this game or still talks about it. Which is also a dhame because its another grrat game.

I think older media that could be considered cult classics or just rally important medias for their time are getting more and more forgotten by the younger generations, and when I mean cult classics I mean the more recent, modern ones, that concerns me a lot tbh, I met teens that didn't know what shrek was for example. I wish I knew why that happens, Its not like shrek lacks cultural relevance nowadays, despite being quite old its a big part of meme culture still... I don't know.

It's not like I can complain much since I don't know the older classics too much. But it's certainly a interesting thing I noticed, at least of feels like the disconnect from classics seek more noticeable nowadays.

Or maybe I think that underground media are classics when they aren't. 

William and Sly's fandom is really small and most of the fans are in a server where thw creator is. There were about 100 people there iirc?

Dead Space's fandom is still quite active but definetly isn't the most influential, Dead space hasn't gained popularity again even after the remake, which ia a shame because that game is great. Most of the fans are older people who have been playing for years now, only few people are younger or got introduced recently to dead space, when they are introduced recently, usually it was because of being in contact with someone who already was a old fan, that was my case for example.

I've NEVER seen the fandom of Who's Lila, I don't know a singke soul who partakes in fandom activities or spaces of this game or still talks about it. Which is also a dhame because its another grrat game.

I think older media that could be considered cult classics or just rally important medias for their time are getting more and more forgotten by the younger generations, and when I mean cult classics I mean the more recent, modern ones, that concerns me a lot tbh, I met teens that didn't know what shrek was for example. I wish I knew why that happens, Its not like shrek lacks cultural relevance nowadays, despite being quite old its a big part of meme culture still... I don't know.

It's not like I can complain much since I don't know the older classics too much. But it's certainly a interesting thing I noticed, at least of feels like the disconnect from classics seek more noticeable nowadays.

Or maybe I think that underground media are classics when they aren't. 

Ancients of Ooga, it literally has only 2 speedruns on speedrun.com and they are both made by the same person, who is also the only moderator in the whole leader board, the only reason i know about the game is because a friend of mine used to play it when they were younger, they say it was pretty good at the time but their brothers say it was absolute garbage

Hello Neighbor is completely dying. It’s full of toxic brats and harassers who harassed away every sane person, who still appreciated things and had a bit of positivity in them…

And omg Villainous…how many seasons did it have? I remember watching it right when it came out… 

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