#komi and najimi

[lueduar01]

1998 / 07 / 16

i just did this for fun lol :p

ft. @burrotello as a special guest!

[weedle-testaburger]

i am so normal about trans and enby characters in animation

they don't constantly inhabit my brain at all, no siree

[mangarinspanels]

[cimicherrychanga]

cringetober day 22: maid dress

they shouldda had tadano in the dress without the wig too tbh i think he wouldve looked rly cute

[ieatclocks]

ice cream

[lolo-l0ved]

Canon Transgender, Genderfuild & NonBinary characters within media !

Transgender: Victor Hargreeves (The Umbrella Academy tv series), Lily Hoshikawa (Zombie Land Saga), Hibari Ōzora (Stop!! Hibari-kun!!), Kuina Hikari (Alice In Borderland)

Genderfluid: Jordan Li (Gen V) & Loki Laufeyson/Odinson (Loki tv series)

NonBinary: Osana Najimi (Komi Can’t Communicate) & Frankie Stein (Monster High Gen3)

Self Indulgent ↳ Reblog / Like if you save or use 🌈

[offline-nobody]

I just started watching komi can’t communicate, and since najimi is absolutely the best character, have these totally real responses to them being asked about their gender:

[bobuschka]

Alternate version of low poly Najimi

[do-you-know-this-queer-character]

Do you know this queer character?

Najimi is Genderqueer, Nonbinary, and/or Bigender and uses they/them, he/him, and she/her pronouns!

[alicesylvie]

Im watching Komi Cant Communicate

The representation of queer people in the anime is better than average. Im particularly intrigued by the genderfluid character Osana Najimi.

Najimi is the social glue of the show, and orchestrates all the non-school sanctioned gatherings. She knows everyone. So his social role is one of high esteem.

Najimi doesnt show romantic interest in any of the characters, but the guys express interest in him. In sleepovers, Najimi sleeps with the girls, but in situations of communal bathing, she bathes alone. I find this demarcation of roles interesting, its nice to see Any positive take on trans youth.

There are a couple of situations i can remember where the girls were a little sus of his presence in their spaces, but the prevailing sentiment I see from all the classmates is friendly. At no point are they ever hostile to her, nor do they even really question the shifting nature of his presentation.

Its a good show.

[lueduar01]

[weedle-testaburger]

happy pride month to najimi osana specifically

[animelga]

i deeply treasure tomohito oda's ability to draw his characters as absolute little creachers

[dino-anarchy]

trans-coded color wheel

[whoishotteranimepolls]

"Who's Hotter?" Pride Month Event: GNC and Genderqueer as F***

A description of the characters lgbtq+ identity was provided by the requester and is below the cut

Haruka Tenou: This entry is about her character in Sailor Moon Crystal. In this adaptation, she dresses very masculinely, and Michiru calls her "both a man and woman". Her gender identity is never explicitly stated, but she's still GNC as f*** if she isn't genderqueer.

RWBY: Ice Queendom Shion Zaiden: Stated to be nonbinary by Rooster Teeth, the company that created RWBY. For some reason, the Japanese website describes them as male.

Osana Najimi: Frequently switches between saying they're male and saying they're female. Is perfectly comfortable presenting either way depending on their mood. Their true gender identity is a mystery, and is often just listed as "Najimi"

Dragona Joestar: Incredibly unclear what they identify as, but English translations have opted to use male pronouns until there's further information. We know he was born a male, dresses femininely, and has breast injections. I think the fanbase agrees that even if he isn't genderqueer, he's still GNC as f***.

Hange Zoë: Gender is never officially stated, and the author has gone on record saying it's up to interpretation.

Nathan Seymour: I don't think it's explicitly stated what they identify as, but evidence points them to being outside of the gender-binary. Has been said to consider themselves "gender-free".

[incorrect-komisan-quotes]

Tadano: ...you shouldn't be using a straw...

Najimi: Yeah Yeah I know, it's bad for the enviroment and stuff, yada yada...

Tadano: No, I mean... it's a weird way to eat spaghetti