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*Izana Shinatose in ''Knights of Sidonia'' is neither female nor male, but has the ability to eventually choose a sex if they fall in love. Izana's uniform is different from that of her classmates, reflecting their lack of gender (while females have skirts and males wear pants, Izana wears shorts). This gender is given the name of "middlesex" in the second season. Izana's body does eventually become female after falling in love with Nagate, against their conscious wishes and to their dismay. | *Izana Shinatose in ''Knights of Sidonia'' is neither female nor male, but has the ability to eventually choose a sex if they fall in love. Izana's uniform is different from that of her classmates, reflecting their lack of gender (while females have skirts and males wear pants, Izana wears shorts). This gender is given the name of "middlesex" in the second season. Izana's body does eventually become female after falling in love with Nagate, against their conscious wishes and to their dismay. | ||
*The Sailor Starlights in the ''Sailor Moon'' anime are male in their human form, but they can change to female when transformed into Sailor Senshi. | *The Sailor Starlights in the ''Sailor Moon'' anime are male in their human form, but they can change to female when transformed into Sailor Senshi. | ||
*The animated webseries ''[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL24C8378F296DB656 Battle For Dream Island]'' features characters based on numbers, variables, and mathematical symbols (commonly called Algebralians) which are heavily implied to be a genderless race. When the topic of gender comes up, the character Four simply responds, "we don't have that where I'm from."<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGIZyD5-5gE BFB 10: Enter the Exit]</ref> The Algebralians Four and X are referred to with he/him and they/them pronouns, and Two, another major Algebralian, is referred to with they/them. | |||
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*"[http://sulmere.tumblr.com Ask Sulmere]" by Draque Thompson is an ongoing ask blog featuring aliens of a race that never evolved sexual dimorphism or the concept of gender. | *"[http://sulmere.tumblr.com Ask Sulmere]" by Draque Thompson is an ongoing ask blog featuring aliens of a race that never evolved sexual dimorphism or the concept of gender. | ||
==Gender nonconformity in fiction== | ==Gender nonconformity in fiction== | ||