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'''Stacy Rowe''' is a fictional character created for the MTV animated series ''[[Daria (TV series|Daria]]''.
[[Image:Stacy_Rowe.JPG|thumb|250px|right|Stacy Rowe, in a scene from ''[[Is It Fall Yet?]]''.]]
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===Maturing Stacy===
An interesting variation on 'Sweet Stacy', this variation of Stacy shows her either in the process of becoming more mature to insightful onlookers, or shows her at some time in the future, where we see that she is no longer the quintessential victim of 'kick the cat' syndrome. Maturing Stacy fics usually focus on how Stacy realizes that the world of high school is a transitory one, and (usually behind the backs of her fellow [[Fashion Club]] members), endeavors to better herself academically, culturally, and socially - usually with positive results. Another trademark of these stories is that we find Stacy to be quite intelligent (albeit crippled by her home life, parents, and to a lesser extent, by the Fashion Club itself), as well as a quite capable student, and general source of useful information. In many cases, Maturing Stacy is actually a pale shadow of [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] herself, but without her own [[Jane Lane]] to provide unconditional support and friendship.
The first major work to display this Stacy variation was [[Austin Covello]]'s [http://www.outpost-daria.com/fanfic/a_day_in_the_life_of_stacy.html A Day In The Life Of Stacy], but can also be seen in [[Brother Grimace]]'s [[Lunchtime, Doubly So...]] and [[Nemo Blank]]'s [[Ring Toss]]. We also see echoes of this variation in the 'Year Two' stories of the [[Legion of Lawndale Heroes]] series and in [[TAG]]'s "[[Outcasts from Beyond]]," both of which depict Stacy as a superhero. A variation of this theme can be found in [[Richard Lobinske|Richard Lobinske's]] story, "[[A Daze at the Races]]." Stacy Rowe's revitalized appearance in [[Ruthless Bunny]]'s "[[Bed and Breakfast Man]]" is a wonder to behold.
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