8 transvestite characters from famous cartoons
LGBT is happening on all fronts. Today, such characters can be seen in numerous TV series and films, as well as in cartoons. Yes, of course, most often these are cartoons aimed at an older audience, but some of them are watched even by preschool children. Sometimes these are even very smart and familiar heroes.
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Everyone judges for himself whether this is good or bad. Is the author doing the right thing by introducing such characters, or is he simply following the example of a certain group of society. But this is the modern norm.
8 Most Famous Cartoon Transvestites
In our articles we have collected some of the most famous ones. And among them there are both understandable options and very unexpected ones.
The adventures of Matroskin were shown only as a children”s cartoon. But this is completely wrong. More precisely, the Japanese have a rather unique idea of what can be shown to children.
Localizers from other countries tried to combat this by changing translations and cutting out moments or entire episodes, but the behavior and appearance of the characters spoke for themselves. Remember that Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus are not cousins, but a lesbian couple. And Zoisite is not a woman, but a man who is in a homosexual relationship with Kunzite.
In general, Sailor Moon is filled with LGBT representatives, one of the most famous is Fisheye (or, as he was called in some translations, Fish Eye). Fisheye was a member of the Amazon trio and became a fish man. He was created calling himself a woman, but in reality he is just a man who chooses to dress and look like a woman.
And he does not hide his attraction to the male sex, preferring to seduce young men and happily hiding his gender.
This may seem strange to some. For most people this may seem strange, but for others it is simply shocking. However, SpongeBob is indeed considered an LGBT character.
Yes, viewer speculation and fan theories about Bob”s homosexual relationship with his friend Sistar Patrick have existed for a long time, but fans often see what is not there and do not notice that the creators are persistently trying to demonstrate to them the opposite.
However, in 2020, during LGBT Pride, the Nickelodeon channel, which created the cartoon, announced this fact on its official Twitter channel. However, it was not specified which parts of the LGBT community did not have square pants. It should be noted that one of the creators of this character, Stephen Hillenburg, has repeatedly shown that the cartoon characters are completely asexual and there is no need to see romance in their relationships.
The joke is that Velma has long seemed like the typical lesbian among comic book fans. They even noted that one of the most famous lesbians in the TV world, Willo Rosenberg from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, was very similar to her in appearance and behavior. However, the creators remained silent on this topic, neither confirming nor denying Velma”s LGBT identity. However, the girl even managed to meet Shaggy. However, not so long ago the series resumed, everything was turned upside down, and the character Marcie Flich appeared.
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Often found in celebrities and well-known public figures, especially members of the LGBT community and coaches. However, it is difficult to name.
Marcy became Velma”s rival and one of Team Scooboo”s opponents, then an ally and eventually Miss Dinkley”s love interest. And one of the creators of the animated series, Tony Carvon, even stated on his Instagram that the girl was considered a lesbian from the very beginning. He clarified that Velma is not bisexual, that is, not a lesbian. And they specifically tried to show the strangeness of her behavior and the complexity of her relationship with Shag.
Facts that change famous cartoons!
This legendary animated series is famous for its willingness to make fun of everything and everyone in general. And don’t look back at tolerance and social trends. They did not ignore the difficulties of gender self-identification.
Herbert Harrison, a Southwark school teacher, has been named the hero of the world”s most challenging LGBT story. For a very long time he was a latent homosexual. And this was clear to everyone, except, of course, himself. But Herbert realized his inner essence, became revealed to the world and even began to fawn over his beloved.
But this creator was barely visible. In the ninth season of the cartoon, Herbert Harrison decided to change his gender because Mrs. Jennette Harrison became. However, he was soon disappointed and realized that he had become an overweight woman and could not bear children. He returned to the stage after a period of lesbian relationships. So far, Harrison has remained a man, but who knows what else awaits him.
Stewie Griffin is only one year old, but this unique child is already questioning his sexual identity. And the creator of the series, faced with a determined MacFarlane, only added fuel to the fire by saying that Stewie does not like to wear women”s clothing. For example, in the episode “Come on, Seti, come on!” he turned into a girl and entered his favorite show, Funny Farm. And he did it with success.
He turned into a girl, Desire, to help Brian win the girl”s heart. And judging by the reactions of the people in the restaurant who recognized the desire, this was not the first time Stewie had done this. Young Griffin also competed in the Little Miss Texas pageant as Stephanie Griffin.
Roger is generally a rather strange and ambiguous character, even by the standards of this crazy animated series. However, one of his main characteristics is his love of clothes. This alien has many forms that he can easily transform into.
Roger becomes both Laura Vanderboven, a sexy office worker, and Jenny Gold, an Argentine ex-prostitute; he becomes a wedding planner; he becomes both Steve”s sister and neighbor, Mrs. Nussbaum and Mary Tyler Moore. But all this does not prevent him from most often acting like a man and feeling affection for the female sex. Perhaps Roger, as an alien, shouldn”t use earthly gender categories.
In the cartoons, Jessie and James are most often busy trying to lure Ash Pikachu. This is a typical example of changing gender roles. Jessie is strong, strong-willed and loves to rock. In contrast, James is soft-spoken, loves to walk around with red roses and cries about his failures. James often dresses as a nurse or geisha. Jessie prefers men”s suits.
