In many fandom communities, certain members receive more vocal support and recognition than others, which can lead to feelings of erasure or neglect for some. From my own experience following K-pop and related fandoms, this dynamic is vividly seen with artists like Hyuna and Mizi. While Mizi often inspires fans to step up and defend her character or image passionately, Hyuna's presence doesn't always evoke the same protective instinct. This disparity can be attributed to several factors, including the visibility of the members, their official roles, and how fans relate to their personal stories or performances. For example, Hyuna, despite her talent and unique stage persona, sometimes becomes overshadowed because fans may feel less emotionally connected or less motivated to 'unpack' her persona beyond the surface. Discussions around hashtags like #ALIENSTAGE and #ZOMBIESTAGE reveal how fan engagement varies by member. These keywords represent specific themes or performances where fan enthusiasm can spotlight certain individuals more than others. The concept of 'erasure in fandom'—as the OCR notes—captures the subtle ways in which some artists are marginalized or underappreciated. Engaging actively with fandom forums and social media is key to fostering a more balanced appreciation. By sharing personal experiences and advocating for less spotlighted members, fans can contribute to a more inclusive community where every member's contributions are valued. Reflecting on why certain members aren't defended as robustly, like Hyuna, encourages us to challenge our own biases and broaden our support. Ultimately, fandom is a collective experience shaped by passionate contributions. When we recognize the complex dynamics like those involving Hyuna and Mizi, we enhance our appreciation and create a richer, more supportive environment for everyone involved.