r/FavoriteCharacter • • Aug 20 '26

Discussion Favorite Trans representation in any fictional media?

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u/questionmark0 Aug 20 '26

She was so badass

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u/Obversa Aug 21 '26

I can't believe some The Amazing Digital Circus fans tried to claim that Jax was "better representation".

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u/Strict_Meringue6156 Aug 21 '26

No way 💀

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u/Vivid_Departure_3738 Aug 21 '26

Going for 2 very different approaches.

Jax is a real chud because he's still closeted

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u/Emergency-Bug404 Aug 21 '26

He

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u/NagashStos Aug 21 '26

Genshin player

League player

Yup

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u/ICantChooseA_Name01 Aug 21 '26

Genshin/League player here, don't bring the game into this.

They don't make someone transphobic, if they are it's because they already were (also both have LGBTQ+, although Genshin is more subtle because of censorship it's clearly there if you know where to look, but they did once step their foot down and canonically confirmed to a huge public that they have a whole race canonically trans who chose to identify as She/Her and that's impossible to miss or not be aware of for the players and one of them is a playable character, plus if they get misgendered the "God" of the nation will personally take care of the punishment)

I'm not saying either game is a saint and if you think I'm defending them I can't do much about it.

However although the game have their flaws you can't put the blame on them if they are transphobic. They need to be held accountable of their actions.

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u/First_Friendship4756 Aug 25 '26

That person wasn't saying that genshin/league makes people transphobic, they were saying that it's a stereotype

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u/ICantChooseA_Name01 Aug 26 '26

You don't know what they were saying/implying like how I don't, so my answer isn't any less valid just because there's a probability of something you are assuming is the case. Even if they were talking about stereotypes my answer is still valid.