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These characters have one or more iterations that are definitively stated to be nonbinary, showing another aspect of the variety of transformation and lived experience. | These characters have one or more iterations that are definitively stated to be nonbinary, showing another aspect of the variety of transformation and lived experience. | ||
Please note that this is different from "[[Category: Variable gender characters]]", where a character's gender differs between iterations/interpretations, and different from "[[Category: Transgender characters]]", which covers trans characters on a gender spectrum, nonbinary or no, who have some sort of in-universe transitioning of aesthetic appearance, expression, words, or other relevant contexts, AND either frame themselves as trans in the media itself or are written with that intent. | Please note that this is different from "[[:Category: Variable gender characters]]", where a character's gender differs between iterations/interpretations, and different from "[[:Category: Transgender characters]]", which covers trans characters on a gender spectrum, nonbinary or no, who have some sort of in-universe transitioning of aesthetic appearance, expression, words, or other relevant contexts, AND either frame themselves as trans in the media itself or are written with that intent. | ||
Revision as of 23:13, 5 March 2023
These characters have one or more iterations that are definitively stated to be nonbinary, showing another aspect of the variety of transformation and lived experience.
Please note that this is different from "Category: Variable gender characters", where a character's gender differs between iterations/interpretations, and different from "Category: Transgender characters", which covers trans characters on a gender spectrum, nonbinary or no, who have some sort of in-universe transitioning of aesthetic appearance, expression, words, or other relevant contexts, AND either frame themselves as trans in the media itself or are written with that intent.
Pages in category "Nonbinary characters"
The following 9 pages are in this category, out of 9 total.
