Artcoric: A gender that is inherently related to the artcore aesthetic. This may feel as though it is the artcore aesthetic itself, but it does not have to be. As such, it may be considered an aesthetigender and -coric gender.

Biocryptic: A gender related to the study of the supernatural, cryptology, and other such things. This could include one’s gender being a biocryptology, the biology of ghosts and other supernatural forces, ect. This can be a specific biocryptology form, or a “sense” of a gender that acts like a biocryptology.

Dndcharic: A gender related to being a Dungeons & Dragons character, or, alternatively, when one’s gender is, in itself, a Dungeons & Dragons character. Whether the adventures the gender partakes in are of gender is up to the user themselves. Dungeons & Dragons-themed neopronouns are recommended, but not necessary.

Staticflux: A gender identity characterized by a constant, unpredictable, and sometimes chaotic flux, much like TV static.

Stealfriendic: A gender related/connected to stealing your friend's/friends’ gender(s).

Seasonchangic is a gender akin to an ever-shifting kaleidoscope, vibrant and effervescent like a dance of colors against a twilight sky.

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Bunesque: A gender that is reminiscent of bunnies/bungender, in whatever way, shape, or form. This gender resembles a bunny/bungender, but it is not truly a bunny/bungender, despite their similarities.

Sanguivampyr: A xenogender that feels connected to the concept of vampires, characterized by an intense longing for blood, a sense of darkness and mystery, and an affinity for the night. Sanguivampyrs may identify with the power and allure of vampires, as well as their association with death and transformation.

Doctorcoric: A gender that is inherently related to the doctorcore aesthetic. This may feel as though it is the doctorcore aesthetic itself, but it does not have to be. As such, it may be considered an aesthetigender and -coric gender.

Panlovic: A subset of pangender, in which one is all love-themed and/or lovegenders. Love-themed neopronouns are highly recommended, but not necessary.

Pancute: A subset of pangender, in which one is all cutegenders and/or cuteness-based genders. Cute-themed neopronouns are highly recommended, but not necessary.

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Pansleep: A subset of pangender, in which one is all sleep-themed and/or sleep-based genders. Sleep-themed neopronouns are highly recommended, but not necessary.

Faepronounic: A gender related to the pronouns; “fae/faer.” It may relate to euphoria when being called such pronouns, one’s gender being those certain pronouns, and/or the pronouns as a whole feeling/sounding like one’s gender.

Retrovisgender is a gender that feels interconnected with the aesthetics, vibes, or characters of 80s television shows, embracing the colorful, nostalgic, and sometimes campy nature of that era's TV programming. Individuals identifying as Retrovisgender might feel a connection to the fashion, themes, or storytelling prevalent in those shows, finding a sense of their gender expression reflected within the vibrant world of 80s.

Playingodquotic: A gender that is related to the phrase; “Playing god“. This may not have inherent ties to the source of origin, but it can, should it be desired. It may be considered a quotegender.

grandmacoric: A gender that is inherently related to the grandmacore aesthetic. This may feel as though it is the grandmacore aesthetic itself, but it does not have to be. As such, it may be considered an aesthetigender and -coric gender.

Seashellean: A gender that feels calm, wise, and ancient, like the shells of sea turtles that have traveled the vast oceans for many years. It is also connected to the feeling of being underwater, surrounded by the cool, blue water.

Eatdesic: A gender related to the desire to eat inedible things. This could be described as being a desire to eat inedible things, having a desire to eat inedible things heavily tied into your identity, or whatever else seems closest to one’s identity and/or relationship with desire to eat inedible things.