Nonbinary characters in fiction

Character's name	Pronouns	Name of media	Format	Notes
Baron, Yael	Unknown	Degrassi: Next Class; Netflix	TV show; live action	Played by Jamie Bloch.^[1]
Doctor, The	Unknown; assumed "he" when male, "she" when female, and "they" when talking about the Doctor in many incarnations.	Doctor Who; BBC	TV show; live action	In July 2017 the BBC revealed that the next incarnation of the Doctor would be a woman for the first time,^[2] making the Doctor canonically genderfluid. The thirteenth Doctor will be played by Jodie Whittaker.
Fierro, Alex	she/her by default, he/him when male	Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard; Rick Riordan	Book series; Young Adult fantasy	Alex Fierro is genderfluid^[3] and first appears in the second book: Magnus Chase and the Hammer of Thor.
Mason, Taylor	they/them/their/theirs/themself	Billions; Showtime	TV show; live action	Mason is widely considered to be the first nonbinary character in a TV show by US news sources. Mason is played by Asia Kate Dillon, who is also nonbinary.^[4]
Milo	they/them/their/theirs/themself	Danger & Eggs; Amazon Video	TV show; animated	Milo is a minor nonbinary character voiced by agender activist and model Tyler Ford in Danger & Eggs. ^[5]
Orlando	he/him then she/her	Orlando	Film; live action	Orlando is a 1992 film loosely based on Virginia Woolf's Orlando: A Biography. It stars Tilda Swinton as Orlando, an Elizabethan Lord who gains immortality and after living as a man for centuries suddenly transforms into a woman.

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