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* An [[animogender]] individual who feels as though their gender shares a personality with a character. For example, an individual who feels as though their gender has the same personality as Baymax from ''Big Hero Six''. |
* An [[animogender]] individual who feels as though their gender shares a personality with a character. For example, an individual who feels as though their gender has the same personality as Baymax from ''Big Hero Six''. |
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* Someone that has such a deep connection to a character that they feel their gender is shifting, changing, or adapting to that character. This could be due to neurodivergence, trauma, being [[ |
* Someone that has such a deep connection to a character that they feel their gender is shifting, changing, or adapting to that character. This could be due to neurodivergence, trauma, being [[alterhuman]], being a [[System|fictive]], or it could be something completely unrelated. |
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* Someone that has a [[mutogender]] that is only experienced when around a character. For example, someone who feels [[anonbinary]] whenever Asriel from ''Undertale'' is on screen. |
* Someone that has a [[mutogender]] that is only experienced when around a character. For example, someone who feels [[anonbinary]] whenever Asriel from ''Undertale'' is on screen. |
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* Someone who's gender [[Genderflux|fluctuates]] or [[Genderfluid|changes]] when around a fictional character. For example, someone who is [[girlflux]] that feels their [[Feminine|femininity]] fluctuate when seeing Max from ''Stranger Things'' on screen. |
* Someone who's gender [[Genderflux|fluctuates]] or [[Genderfluid|changes]] when around a fictional character. For example, someone who is [[girlflux]] that feels their [[Feminine|femininity]] fluctuate when seeing Max from ''Stranger Things'' on screen. |
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