- Zelda (The Legend of Zelda; Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment)
- Canon-ambivalent. Exclusively spiritual in nature/origin. That said, I noticed I shared a similar personality as my canon counterpart back when I thought I was orthohuman. Granted, I wouldn’t say that’s a psychological aspect of my experience. At best, I find it ironic.
- Although this fictomere originates from a parallel life, I consider myself someone who broke the cycle of the Triforce, thus I am no longer influenced by Hylia of my timeline. I've become fully meta. Because of my meta nature, I was able to sever myself from the world I came from, similarly to my experiences as The Winged Lion and Xion, in which I would’ve otherwise remained in an existential limbo within a role I didn’t choose to have.
- Unlike my canon counterpart, I resemble my ancestor Sonia quite a lot. I also retain some of my draconic features such as my antlers and my clawed hands, though I’m still Hylian in appearance.
- Lion-O (Thundercats; 2011)
- Canon-divergent. Mostly spiritual (parallel life that’s an alternate universe from 2011’s “canon”), partially psychological (closer to canon 2011!Lion-O in personality and behavior).
- In this parallel life, I experience being in a timeline in which I am both transmasculine and the perceived “princess” of Thundera. However, this changes after the attack launched by Mumm-Ra. This then ends in my brother adhering to Mumm-Ra’s demands and aiding him as a puppet king, while other survivors and I work to liberate the people of Thundera. Along the way, I’m tasked with locating the Book of Omens before Mumm-Ra and his forces do.
- In this parallel life, many also mistake me for a “resurrected” Leo, my ancestor and founder of Thundera, since I assume a more masculine appearance during my time with the rebellion. I’m said to favor him a lot (at least visually speaking) with the way I present myself.
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