When it come to fandom their are some many different verations! Almost anything can have a fandom, after all a fandom is  “the fans of a particular person, team, fictional series, etc. regarded collectively as a community or subculture” accoriedng to Cambridge Dictionary

All definitions used in their blog are form Cambridge Dictionary and the exampls are just osme of my favorite of the most popular form their each category! If I am part of the fandom myself I will make it it will a star (*) 

While I cannot cover every fandom and their type, I have compiled a list of the main types of fandoms and some examples! 

Anime 

"Japanese movies made using characters and images that are drawn rather than real, or one of these movies"

Examples: Bleach*, Naruto*, Once Pice 

Gaming (online)

"the activity of playing games on computers and other electronic devices"

Examples: Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Skyrim 

TV Shows

"A live or recorded broadcast or program , or series of broadcasts or programs, meant to be viewed on television" 

Examples: Supernatural*, Sherlock Holmes, Vampires Diaries* 

Movies

"the showing of movies at a theater"

Examples: Star Wars*, Marval Cimantic Universe* 

Musicals

"a play or movie in which part of the story is sung to music"

Examples: Les Miserables, Hamilton*, Be More Chill 

Web Comics

"a series of comic strips published online"

Examples: Lore Olympus, Homestuck 

 Comics

"a magazine or book that contains a set of stories told in pictures with a small amount of writing"

Examples: Marvel*, DCU*, Batman, Caption America* 

 Books or Literary Fandom's

"a written text that can be published in printed or electronic form" 

Examples: Harry Potter*, Sherlock Holmes, Tolken J.R.R, Song or Ice and Fire 

 Bands and/or Performers

"a group of musicians who play modern music together"

Examples: BTS, K-Pop, NCT, The Beatles

 Actors/Singers

"someone who pretends to be someone else while performing in a movie, play, or television or radio program"

Examples: “Real People Fiction” (yes, it is a thing), Sports, Actors 

Fandom media also has a lot of movement for one medium to another. Sometime this caching of media makes no since, but it’s more contect fo the fandom, so people dont really compaline (in less the new media is REALLY bad, then lots of people will complain, very loudly and on lots of platforms). Some media with a connected fandom that have had many changes in media types are Percy Jackson and the Olympians. 

The Jounery of Percy Jackson:

This fandom started with a book series written by Rick Riordan, then made into a movie (that flopped), then it was made into comic serious (that is pretty good), then is was made into a musical (The Lightning Thief: The Musical, Yes, I did go see it and, yes it was amazing, please look it up or see if it is touring) and now at the time of this blog is being written it is being made into a TV show by Disney+ (I've posted all about it on my Instagram which you can find here)! 

Critical Roll 

For an example with fewer changes of media we can look at Critical Roll, a Dungeons and Dragons podcast. The podcast itself was founded by a group of “nerdy-ass voice actors” who enjoyed playing DnD together and decided to record it. From there their advancers have been podcasted, and streamed to millions of fans all over the world. The stories of their character’s “side quest” or side advancers to the main plot have been published in books so you can read about their characters in a different format. Most recently their first campaign has been made into an animated TV show on Amazon Prime.