Fandom Names Ideas Novels & Stories

With that problem solved, another still hadn’t yet been answered ever since we formed our party. “For the hundredth time, Brock,” Katie snarled. “We’re not naming our guild after your team.” “Come on, it’s a perfect name,” he pleaded. “Small, but bold and fierce. Ready to take on bigger foes. It’s kind of like us.” Katie sighed in annoyance, “Does this guy a Mad Dog material to you?” She pointed her thumb at Li from our sideline, eating his fondue with a smile. He was like a puppy enjoying a bowl of tasty treats. Definitely an opposite of a Mad Dog type, Brock finally conceded. Of course, weeks had passed, our would-be guild still hadn’t figured out the name and design for our flag. We threw

A WEREWOLF? Kehlani looked around the pub absent mindedly. She thought of the silly name she would give her new fantasy fiction, Growl? That was too grotesque for a name. Maybe not grotesque but quite not the usual. Kehlani had a weird liking for gothic fantasies. She was the kind of girl who didn't really fancy the pink pattern of most girls. She most times always went the opposite direction instead.

I glanced at the screen to realize it was from the group chat of the four of us: Jess, Mey, Norma, and me. We made this group chat ages ago and it changed its name multiple times if not dozens. It went from The Chamber of Secrets to The Game of Phones, but currently, it was A Gaggle of Giggles, courtesy of Norma. Despite being popular and all, we are still girls and human beings so all of us were a part of at least one fandom. Looking at our username, you could probably guess which fandom. Speaking of Norma, she was the one texting just now.

Arhg, I hated it when he looked at me like that. I had hoped one day to have friends so that we could be the The Powerpuff Girls, or the totally spies, but since I only had boy friends, Fantastic Four would do for now. “We'll think of a better name than the Fantastic Four," Nick said with a laugh. “Let's have a contest!” I suggested energetically as we walked into my house. “How about the Heavy Quintet?” asked Nick, making me laugh. “Never," I replied with conviction, "it was a ridiculous name.”

Maitê slowly lowered her hands from her face and smiled despite everything. "You can say your crazy ideas. But no soap opera names, okay?" "Me? Crazy? Never," Dafne winked. "For a girl, I was thinking Luna… or maybe Alice. For a boy, Theo, or maybe Enzo? Something strong and cute." Maitê tilted her head, imagining it. "Luna and Theo… I like it. They sound good together." She paused, her voice becoming softer. "Do you think they’ll have his eyes?"

Gemma said, completely fascinated at the loyalty people have to a stranger who probably did not love them but uses them for money and fame. But she was not going to say this out loud, or else she would be minced meat in a matter of seconds. “The Kayden Kingdom is a very loyal and awesome fan base. We are never toxic, we do projects to help boost his image and just send a few death threats here and there to Kayden's haters” Ava ended. “I am sorry, what?. Kayden's what? And death what?” Gemma questioned genuinely out of concern. “His name is Kayden King, his fandom name is Kayden Kingdom. If someone asks us, we did say we are Kayden's Citizens and yes, don't mess with us, we are like a group o

Ben chimed in. "I've got it. My niece has to have a name that stands out!" Ben's handsome face lit up. "How about Monica?" Mitbahl jumped in, "Good name, good name. I support 'Monica'!" Andrew added, "I thought of one too—Selina." Before Diana could respond, Mitbahl popped his head out again. "Selina is great! I support Selina!" Diana turned to Colin, "Colin, do you have any better ideas?"

Lani insisted. "Moreover, even if it's a boy, Ice Cream can still be a name. Can't boys like ice cream?" Lani challenged Kane, who nodded in agreement. Alright, whatever Lani said was right. "But I think Ice Cream should be just a nickname at home. We should still give our daughter a better name," Kane suggested. "For example, Pandora, Charlotte, Ermintrude, or Rachel." Lani narrowed her eyes at Kane, her expression unhappy. "You think Ice Cream isn't a good name? You don't understand the greatness of this name!"

She was stiff, self-controlled, and didn’t seem like the kind of person that played much but here she was someone else. “We were coming up with a name. I think Willow is nice,” Slayman said proudly. “I thought we decided on Federica,” Tiana said scoffing at Slayman’s name. “No, we said Dolomite is the best,” Louisa said rolling her eyes. “I thought Dolomite is a liming…” Ethan was cut in. “Liming or not liming it’s a pretty cool name.” Louisa waved her hand at him. Leila rolled her eyes at their attitude. They had always been kids. They still had the minds of children. Sometimes she had to remind herself to be the grownup amongst them.

he drawled, “ye bought a bird that can outrun half our problems. Ye plan tae name it?” I pretended to consider, sipping. “Aye. Problem Solver.” Declan snorted. “Bold of you to assume.” “Call it Havoc,” Rory suggested. “Truth in advertisin’.” Cat pointed a fork at me. “You should put your name on the tail like a movie star. Big scrolled letters. EILIDH—QUEEN OF CHAOS.” “We’re no’ paintin’ a target on it,” Niall said, amused but firm. “We’ll ken it when we see it. That’s enough.”