Whooowhooo ! Here comes the excuse train . Are you suggesting she ' s not a horrible choice ? <| sep |> I ' m going for something that would work at least mildly well with my thiefrogue abilities , but at the same time puts a new spin on the character . I hadn ' t thought of warlock , that could be pretty awesome , thanks for the suggestion ! <| sep |> The Generation II revelation that some Pokemon didn ' t have genders was mindboggling to thirteenyearold me . I mean , yeah , I had connected very strongly with Mewtwo and Lugia in the movies because somehow I had read them as not really male , but the confirmation that yes , Mewtwo and Lugia are neither male nor female and nor were magnemite or any other number of Pokemon opened my tiny little mind . I learned so much about sexuality and gender trying to reconcile that revelation with something I could explain to the people around me . Generation II also had the androgynous Bugsy . And then there was the flamboyant Wallace in Generation III and Burgh in Generation V , the Gay option with N in Gen V with a confirmed quietly MtF character . There was Siebold and the redesigned Tabitha in Generation VI . And all the genderless Pokekmon ! Deoxys and Reshiram are particular favorites of mine . I haven ' t played Generation VII yet because money is tight and my mother has strongly implied she ' s already bought them for me for Christmas . But Pokemon has had characters who are just unremarkably potentially GSM . They ' re here , they ' re queer , and they ' re living ordinary lives for their setting . The entire setting of Pokemon is a safe space for me , and there are characters who are like me . A few of these characters are important , like Burgh and Wallace and the legendary Pokemon , but some of them , like Siebold , are just there . The gender diverse characters of Pokemon are neither all significant and plot important nor all relegated to the background . We ' re a natural part of that universe . TLDR Genderqueer person feels at home in the world of Pokemon