List of LGBT characters in animation and graphic art
Appearance
This article may be written from a fan's point of view, rather than a neutral point of view. (August 2013) |
The following is a list of LGBT characters in animation organized by orientation. This list includes notable gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender fictional characters.
Gay
Lesbian
Bisexual
Transgender
Character | Show | Notes |
---|---|---|
Alice | Superjail! | Male to Female |
Aoi Futaba | You're Under Arrest | Male to Female (Anime) |
Ron Griffin | Family Guy | Shown in alternate future episode, Female to Male transgender Meg Griffin |
Gren | Cowboy Bebop | Anime, Male to Female, forced via experimentation with hormones during his time as a POW |
Mr. Herbert/Mrs. Janet Garrison | South Park | Male to Female transgender, originally a homosexual, temporarily a lesbian, then had surgery to go back to being male; current sexuality unknown |
Oscar Francois de Jarjayes | Rose of Versailles | Female to Male transgender (Anime) |
Shuichi Nitori | Wandering Son | Male to Female (Anime, based on manga) |
Ida Quagmire | Family Guy | Male to Female |
Roger Smith | American Dad | Gender Fluid / PanGender / Non-binary - described as "a fey non-human" |
Daisuke "Isabella" Yamamoto | Paradise Kiss | Anime (based on manga) |
Hiroyuki Yoshida | Wandering Son | Female to Male (Anime, based on manga) |
Momoko | Shangri- La | Male to Female (Anime) |
Kaoru Hinase | Tamako Market | Anime (based on manga) |
Kenjiro Hato | Genshiken | Anime (based on manga) |
Seiko Kotobuki | Lovely Complex | Male to Female (Anime, based on manga) |
Ruka Urushibara | Steins;Gate | Male to Female (Anime, based on visual novel) |
See also
- List of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender-related films
- List of television shows with LGBT characters
- Lists of American television episodes with LGBT themes
References
- ^ Director: Trey Parker (uncredited) Writers: Trey Parker/Matt Stone (September 3, 1997). "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride". South Park. Season 1. Episode 4. Comedy Central.
- ^ Director: (Jackson Publick) Writer: (Doc Hammer) (September 3, 2006). "Fallen Arches". The Venture Brothers. Season 2. Episode 21. Adult Swim.
- ^ a b c Bloggs, Fred. ""We'll Have a Gay Old Time!": Queer Representation in American Prime-Time Animation from the Cartoon Short to the Family Sitcom. Jo Johnson". In Ellidge, Jim (ed.). Queers in American Popular Culture. Praeger, ©2010. pp. 255–280. ISBN 9780313354571.
- ^ episode 24, Neon Genesis Evangelion