im new so im looking for some ppl to follow and one thing i rly like is androgynous characters. i feel that there should be more androgynous characters in media
i actually have quite a few but ive listed my character clover in this thread (bc they are my most popular)
feminine-or-masculine-leaning counts as well as right in the middle. i myself am androg and i think its different from being nb but im down to see some nb characters as well
Will I ever be stopped with androgynous characters? The answer is never
Kipinä is a woman but has the kind of appearance that easily falls under masculine-androgynous, like she is usually more likely to be addressed as a guy rather than a girl. People tend to think her looks are something she agreed on with her producers like all that stuff about having an artist persona and all that but actually she just is like that by nature.
Kennith is also a new addition to the roster. His clothes and hair style usually make sure people don't mistake him a girl or anything but his looks combined with his really soft voice and his really vocal and visible appreciation for feminine things give off a sort of androgynous vibe! I also deliberately designed him to be that way.
Colin is kind of an odd one out since his body was cursed, like from his part his looks are a result of a curse that made him look androgynous. His overall presentation tips on the clearly masculine side and he is pretty adamant in making sure people know he is a guy, but with age he is getting sort of tired at correcting lol.
Don't keep my personal OCs on TH but I'm going to share anyway because I'm at work and I'm bored. Probably like half my OCs could be seen as androgynous in one way or another but these are the worst offenders:
https://refsheet.net/enchantedpencil/rosty - canonically non-binary, uses he/him by default, but his pronouns/identity/presentation are a real toss up depending on the story or rp (needs better art tho).
https://refsheet.net/enchantedpencil/arch - has some masculine features but often mistaken for a woman from a distance. Is pretty tall though or the confusion would probably be even worse. (Also needs more art ugh)
https://refsheet.net/enchantedpencil/winn - wasn't intentionally designed to be androgynous but is often mistaken for a girl, especially by real life people who see his comic book in passing. Having to crossdress for a disguise is a canonical plot point on his comic though and he pulls it off really well, much to his chagrin.
https://refsheet.net/enchantedpencil/lael - Feminine-leaning but crosses dresses a lot for one reason or another and passes pretty well so I consider her on the androgynous side of things. (Has a distinct male persona: https://refsheet.net/enchantedpencil/dieus ) As an actress she considers it a strength because she can play a male part in an emergency.
i have a lot of feminine/androgynous males for the most part because my characters are... all male apart from a few >_<;; and i like to have really girly girls LOL
https://toyhou.se/1265858.venus-eden - gets mistaken for a girl a lot when i draw him LOL, he has more masculine aspects in his personality but very feminine presenting (long hair, dresses, flowers etc. i just like to draw that stuff) https://toyhou.se/1459674.bonnie again very feminine with dresses and such, mostly because of plot stuff i guess. personality wise quite androgynous too, acts very melancholy/sad most of the time https://toyhou.se/1664806.felix-lovell - more masculine but very fancy and pompous i guess https://toyhou.se/1813958.-003-seraph Spooky Angel Boy https://toyhou.se/1841062.-ainsley-sinclair like felix, just has a posh andro vibe ^p^
honestly this is my main OC who is androgynous but most of my ocs end up being fairly androgynous leaning. he’s actually nb! (uses he/they) so!
I have many, this is kinda a trend in my ocs since I do enjoy dressing androgynously myself. Here's Fish , she's had some issues with her identity in the past and dresses mostly neutrally.
Then I guess Partycrasher is pretty androgynous too because he loves to dress up in pretty much any clothes to conceal his identity. He also doesn't act overly masculine or feminine (only if it's part of the act).