Kane

the light fury is vague, and i love it exactly for that. there are many ways to make it interesting. for example:

Lightfuries live in the hidden world, dragons have no threat of hunters, therefore there is no reason to blend in.

in addition, fish (yes im using fish for this example) with rounded caudal (tail) or pectoral fins are built for stability, tight turns, and sudden ambush movements rather than continuous high-speed cruising. this could very possibly work in the hidden world, as i imagine there are many tight turns in the tunnels.

The hidden world is also found underwater kinda, which would explain the sparkly scales, as water in some environments can be seen as sparkly

I'm like Donnie, but less tech and more nerd.

amphiteres are usually feathered in more modern depictions, atleast compared to the original depictions.

a wyrm, or worm is in fact a dragon with no limbs, and cannot usually fly.

a lindwyrm CAN be limbless on rare occasions, but usually they have front arms (not legs as they are usually used for grasping). a lindwyrm can also technically be an amphitere as wings can also be arms if they're batlike.

Lung dragons are traditional chinese dragons, they typically do not have wings, they also only have 4 legs

I believe what you are describing is a more modern western dragon as i have not found a six legged dragon, you could also be talking about a 6 legged drake or a salamander dragon.

So, the dragons they called "Wyrms" had six limbs (legs) and I'm pretty sure they were quite long. They were small though.

I'm like Donnie, but less tech and more nerd.

amphiteres are usually feathered in more modern depictions, atleast compared to the original depictions.

a wyrm, or worm is in fact a dragon with no limbs, and cannot usually fly.

a lindwyrm CAN be limbless on rare occasions, but usually they have front arms (not legs as they are usually used for grasping). a lindwyrm can also technically be an amphitere as wings can also be arms if they're batlike.

Lung dragons are traditional chinese dragons, they typically do not have wings, they also only have 4 legs

I believe what you are describing is a more modern western dragon as i have not found a six legged dragon, you could also be talking about a 6 legged drake or a salamander dragon.

if someone headcanoned a canon transmasc character transfem, you would be pissed off too.

you'll also see that im going off what is stated in the show, yknow, if you look at the comments and replies.

and if we want to talk show evidence, we can! have some! it is in fact implied in the show. and it was NOT implied for shits and giggles. it was implied for a REASON.

^ a fully feminine jax is implied to be what is behind this door that is never opened. this is because jax is repressed.

^ if jax was transmasc, the "egg" would have already been cracked.

^ the bow scene where jax confesses to have told her mother something deeply personal and she was hit with personal, degrading insults. and ribbit allows jax to express her femininity and shows support by putting the bow on her. the trauma from her mother's transphobic reaction is what leads to her repressing everything deeply, ditching ribbit, and driving them to abstraction. if jax had told her mother she was transmasculine, the bow would have been dysphoria inducing and a transphobic action.

^ her phobia of being outed as transfem. she covers her flat chest and crotch specifically, implying those are parts of herself she hates. if she liked being flat, she would not be as bothered and would've only covered the crotch area.

^ jax hates her body. she does not like being masculine.

^ if jax was transmasc, implying she is not masculine would be transandrophobia.

^ jax is severely overreacting in this scene. this is because she does not like that she feels comfortable in this dress. you can see her body language change and she is genuinely good at wearing one, lifting the skirt when needed and becoming gradually more relaxed in it.

^ jax does not like her name. if she was transmasc, the name would be liked and a cause of joy.

AND ON TOP OF ALL THIS - we have "isn't she lovely?", which is a song about the birth of a baby girl recontextualised to be about the birth of her transgender identity. we also have her real world self having long hair, and she wears a hoodie. "dysphoria hoodies" are a part of transgender culture, and she wears the hoodie to try and cover her lack of chest. she goes by her deadname (leeroy mateo) because she is not out as transfem publically due to her mother's behaviour, and she frequents riley's bar — a space explicitly for queer people to feel comfortable as themselves. she is likely openly transfem when she is there.

it is never said explicitly because it is in the subtext of the show. you are media illiterate if you cannot see that.

again, this isn't an attack. it is more of a friendly debate, and talking about these topics is not something that effects my mental health. i am approaching you calmly and respectfully.

i am just trying to help you understand that jax being transfem is not headcanon and is in fact canon. and i am trying to explain that headcanoning a transfeminine character as transmasculine is transphobic.

a fully feminine jax is implied to be what is behind this door that is never opened. this is because jax is repressed.

a fully feminine jax could easily just be a pre transitioned jax. alot of transmasc people come to terms with accepting their feminine side throughout transitioning. i know i was one.

2. if jax was transmasc, the "egg" would have already been cracked.

I have seen stealth or closeted transmasc people call themselves eggs. also, the egg comment doesnt have to be a trans allagory. it could simply be a way to explain that jax doesnt want people to break down they're walls.

3. the bow scene where jax confesses to have told her mother something deeply personal and she was hit with personal, degrading insults. and ribbit allows jax to express her femininity and shows support by putting the bow on her. the trauma from her mother's transphobic reaction is what leads to her repressing everything deeply, ditching ribbit, and driving them to abstraction. if jax had told her mother she was transmasculine, the bow would have been dysphoria inducing and a transphobic action.

many parents of transmasc individuals are told they're 'not manly enough' even after comming out. many people also hold masculinity over a transmascs head to take advantage of them. once again, many transmasc individuals have had or do accept their feminine side, ribbit giving jax a bow doesnt autimaticly make it transphobic.

4. her phobia of being outed as transfem. she covers her flat chest and crotch specifically, implying those are parts of herself she hates.

this could very easily be the same for opposite reasons. it could also simply mean SA, body dysmorphia (it isnt exclusive to trans people), ect.

5. jax hates her body. she does not like being masculine.

once again, could be the opposite. jax hates being percieved as 'feminine' or weak and vulnerable. bunnies and overalls are often seen as feminine or childish things

6. if jax was transmasc, implying she is not masculine would be transandrophobia.

it wouldnt. i myself am not very masculine, calling myself that wouldnt be transandrophobia. also, there is a term that is similar to phantom limbs calls trans phantoms, basically referring to the vivid, sensory, and sometimes erotic bodily sensations of gendered body parts that a transgender person was not born with

7. jax is severely overreacting in this scene. this is because she does not like that she feels comfortable in this dress. you can see her body language change and she is genuinely good at wearing one, lifting the skirt when needed and becoming gradually more relaxed in it.

jax overreacting could very well be gender dysphoria. lifting the skirt when needed may be muscle memory. and once again many trans men come to terms over time with being feminine, therefore jax being more relaxed in it would be them coming to terms with being masculine AND feminine

8. jax does not like her name. if she was transmasc, the name would be liked and a cause of joy.

names are not chosen in the circus. i doubt any of the characters like they're name. and jax wasnt liking the adventure anyway, jax prolly didnt care enough to write it down because they didnt care about the adventure at all.

9. we have "isn't she lovely?", which is a song about the birth of a baby girl recontextualised to be about the birth of her transgender identity.

songs do not apply to gender. many people use feminine songs for masculine characters

10. she goes by her deadname (leeroy mateo) because she is not out as transfem publically due to her mother's behaviour, and she frequents riley's bar — a space explicitly for queer people to feel comfortable as themselves. she is likely openly transfem when she is there.

it is potentially POSSIBLE to read jax this way, however, you cannot ignore it when gooseworx, the show's creator, has gone out of her way and confirmed that the intention was for jax to be a trans woman. this makes jax a canon trans woman. even if it was never said explicitly in the show, even if jax herself never stares into the camera and goes "i am a trans woman", it was what the show's writer intended and was hinting at. ignoring that intent is CHOOSING to be ignorant.

you are able to relate to a trans woman as a trans man because you are both trans. makes perfect sense. this does not mean that you have to project your specific identity on a character that is a trans woman, because that is transfeminine erasure. you are allowed to relate to a trans woman character. you don't have to change her into a trans man because you find the character relatable personally. you can relate to a trans woman.

erasing the identity of a transfem character in a show created by a trans woman with the clear intention behind jax's actions is inherently transmisogynistic, because you are taking transfem representation and intentionally erasing it. this is not one of those situations where you can ignore what the creator has said about a character, because gooseworx has made it clear that transfem jax is CANON, not headcanon.

i suppose you are ALLOWED to make aus where jax is transmasc, nobody can stop you, and it could honestly be quite interesting to see the difference in the story if jax was a trans man rather than a trans woman. but you must acknowledge that it is an AU, and you need to accept that jax is transfeminine in the original text as that was what gooseworx intended, even if you personally do not like that.

jax is transfem taking gooseworx posts into account, without the posts jax is ambigious at best. i tend to leave posts out of things since many, and i mean many, creators have gone back and changed/delete/debunk they're posts. this doesnt change the fact that jax is most likely transfem.

Like i said, i headcannon jax as transmasc, i do not think it is cannon/srs.

if someone headcanoned a canon transmasc character transfem, you would be pissed off too.

you'll also see that im going off what is stated in the show, yknow, if you look at the comments and replies.

and if we want to talk show evidence, we can! have some! it is in fact implied in the show. and it was NOT implied for shits and giggles. it was implied for a REASON.

^ a fully feminine jax is implied to be what is behind this door that is never opened. this is because jax is repressed.

^ if jax was transmasc, the "egg" would have already been cracked.

^ the bow scene where jax confesses to have told her mother something deeply personal and she was hit with personal, degrading insults. and ribbit allows jax to express her femininity and shows support by putting the bow on her. the trauma from her mother's transphobic reaction is what leads to her repressing everything deeply, ditching ribbit, and driving them to abstraction. if jax had told her mother she was transmasculine, the bow would have been dysphoria inducing and a transphobic action.

^ her phobia of being outed as transfem. she covers her flat chest and crotch specifically, implying those are parts of herself she hates. if she liked being flat, she would not be as bothered and would've only covered the crotch area.

^ jax hates her body. she does not like being masculine.

^ if jax was transmasc, implying she is not masculine would be transandrophobia.

^ jax is severely overreacting in this scene. this is because she does not like that she feels comfortable in this dress. you can see her body language change and she is genuinely good at wearing one, lifting the skirt when needed and becoming gradually more relaxed in it.

^ jax does not like her name. if she was transmasc, the name would be liked and a cause of joy.

AND ON TOP OF ALL THIS - we have "isn't she lovely?", which is a song about the birth of a baby girl recontextualised to be about the birth of her transgender identity. we also have her real world self having long hair, and she wears a hoodie. "dysphoria hoodies" are a part of transgender culture, and she wears the hoodie to try and cover her lack of chest. she goes by her deadname (leeroy mateo) because she is not out as transfem publically due to her mother's behaviour, and she frequents riley's bar — a space explicitly for queer people to feel comfortable as themselves. she is likely openly transfem when she is there.

it is never said explicitly because it is in the subtext of the show. you are media illiterate if you cannot see that.

again, this isn't an attack. it is more of a friendly debate, and talking about these topics is not something that effects my mental health. i am approaching you calmly and respectfully.

i am just trying to help you understand that jax being transfem is not headcanon and is in fact canon. and i am trying to explain that headcanoning a transfeminine character as transmasculine is transphobic.

a fully feminine jax is implied to be what is behind this door that is never opened. this is because jax is repressed.

a fully feminine jax could easily just be a pre transitioned jax. alot of transmasc people come to terms with accepting their feminine side throughout transitioning. i know i was one.

2. if jax was transmasc, the "egg" would have already been cracked.

I have seen stealth or closeted transmasc people call themselves eggs. also, the egg comment doesnt have to be a trans allagory. it could simply be a way to explain that jax doesnt want people to break down they're walls.

3. the bow scene where jax confesses to have told her mother something deeply personal and she was hit with personal, degrading insults. and ribbit allows jax to express her femininity and shows support by putting the bow on her. the trauma from her mother's transphobic reaction is what leads to her repressing everything deeply, ditching ribbit, and driving them to abstraction. if jax had told her mother she was transmasculine, the bow would have been dysphoria inducing and a transphobic action.

many parents of transmasc individuals are told they're 'not manly enough' even after comming out. many people also hold masculinity over a transmascs head to take advantage of them. once again, many transmasc individuals have had or do accept their feminine side, ribbit giving jax a bow doesnt autimaticly make it transphobic.

4. her phobia of being outed as transfem. she covers her flat chest and crotch specifically, implying those are parts of herself she hates.

this could very easily be the same for opposite reasons. it could also simply mean SA, body dysmorphia (it isnt exclusive to trans people), ect.

5. jax hates her body. she does not like being masculine.

once again, could be the opposite. jax hates being percieved as 'feminine' or weak and vulnerable. bunnies and overalls are often seen as feminine or childish things

6. if jax was transmasc, implying she is not masculine would be transandrophobia.

it wouldnt. i myself am not very masculine, calling myself that wouldnt be transandrophobia. also, there is a term that is similar to phantom limbs calls trans phantoms, basically referring to the vivid, sensory, and sometimes erotic bodily sensations of gendered body parts that a transgender person was not born with

7. jax is severely overreacting in this scene. this is because she does not like that she feels comfortable in this dress. you can see her body language change and she is genuinely good at wearing one, lifting the skirt when needed and becoming gradually more relaxed in it.

jax overreacting could very well be gender dysphoria. lifting the skirt when needed may be muscle memory. and once again many trans men come to terms over time with being feminine, therefore jax being more relaxed in it would be them coming to terms with being masculine AND feminine

8. jax does not like her name. if she was transmasc, the name would be liked and a cause of joy.

names are not chosen in the circus. i doubt any of the characters like they're name. and jax wasnt liking the adventure anyway, jax prolly didnt care enough to write it down because they didnt care about the adventure at all.

9. we have "isn't she lovely?", which is a song about the birth of a baby girl recontextualised to be about the birth of her transgender identity.

songs do not apply to gender. many people use feminine songs for masculine characters

10. she goes by her deadname (leeroy mateo) because she is not out as transfem publically due to her mother's behaviour, and she frequents riley's bar — a space explicitly for queer people to feel comfortable as themselves. she is likely openly transfem when she is there.

if someone headcanoned a canon transmasc character transfem, you would be pissed off too.

you'll also see that im going off what is stated in the show, yknow, if you look at the comments and replies.

and if we want to talk show evidence, we can! have some! it is in fact implied in the show. and it was NOT implied for shits and giggles. it was implied for a REASON.

^ a fully feminine jax is implied to be what is behind this door that is never opened. this is because jax is repressed.

^ if jax was transmasc, the "egg" would have already been cracked.

^ the bow scene where jax confesses to have told her mother something deeply personal and she was hit with personal, degrading insults. and ribbit allows jax to express her femininity and shows support by putting the bow on her. the trauma from her mother's transphobic reaction is what leads to her repressing everything deeply, ditching ribbit, and driving them to abstraction. if jax had told her mother she was transmasculine, the bow would have been dysphoria inducing and a transphobic action.

^ her phobia of being outed as transfem. she covers her flat chest and crotch specifically, implying those are parts of herself she hates. if she liked being flat, she would not be as bothered and would've only covered the crotch area.

^ jax hates her body. she does not like being masculine.

^ if jax was transmasc, implying she is not masculine would be transandrophobia.

^ jax is severely overreacting in this scene. this is because she does not like that she feels comfortable in this dress. you can see her body language change and she is genuinely good at wearing one, lifting the skirt when needed and becoming gradually more relaxed in it.

^ jax does not like her name. if she was transmasc, the name would be liked and a cause of joy.

AND ON TOP OF ALL THIS - we have "isn't she lovely?", which is a song about the birth of a baby girl recontextualised to be about the birth of her transgender identity. we also have her real world self having long hair, and she wears a hoodie. "dysphoria hoodies" are a part of transgender culture, and she wears the hoodie to try and cover her lack of chest. she goes by her deadname (leeroy mateo) because she is not out as transfem publically due to her mother's behaviour, and she frequents riley's bar — a space explicitly for queer people to feel comfortable as themselves. she is likely openly transfem when she is there.

it is never said explicitly because it is in the subtext of the show. you are media illiterate if you cannot see that.

again, this isn't an attack. it is more of a friendly debate, and talking about these topics is not something that effects my mental health. i am approaching you calmly and respectfully.

i am just trying to help you understand that jax being transfem is not headcanon and is in fact canon. and i am trying to explain that headcanoning a transfeminine character as transmasculine is transphobic.

a fully feminine jax is implied to be what is behind this door that is never opened. this is because jax is repressed.

a fully feminine jax could easily just be a pre transitioned jax. alot of transmasc people come to terms with accepting their feminine side throughout transitioning. i know i was one.

2. if jax was transmasc, the "egg" would have already been cracked.

I have seen stealth or closeted transmasc people call themselves eggs. also, the egg comment doesnt have to be a trans allagory. it could simply be a way to explain that jax doesnt want people to break down they're walls.

3. the bow scene where jax confesses to have told her mother something deeply personal and she was hit with personal, degrading insults. and ribbit allows jax to express her femininity and shows support by putting the bow on her. the trauma from her mother's transphobic reaction is what leads to her repressing everything deeply, ditching ribbit, and driving them to abstraction. if jax had told her mother she was transmasculine, the bow would have been dysphoria inducing and a transphobic action.

many parents of transmasc individuals are told they're 'not manly enough' even after comming out. many people also hold masculinity over a transmascs head to take advantage of them. once again, many transmasc individuals have had or do accept their feminine side, ribbit giving jax a bow doesnt autimaticly make it transphobic.

4. her phobia of being outed as transfem. she covers her flat chest and crotch specifically, implying those are parts of herself she hates.

this could very easily be the same for opposite reasons. it could also simply mean SA, body dysmorphia (it isnt exclusive to trans people), ect.

5. jax hates her body. she does not like being masculine.

once again, could be the opposite. jax hates being percieved as 'feminine' or weak and vulnerable. bunnies and overalls are often seen as feminine or childish things

6. if jax was transmasc, implying she is not masculine would be transandrophobia.

it wouldnt. i myself am not very masculine, calling myself that wouldnt be transandrophobia. also, there is a term that is similar to phantom limbs calls trans phantoms, basically referring to the vivid, sensory, and sometimes erotic bodily sensations of gendered body parts that a transgender person was not born with

7. jax is severely overreacting in this scene. this is because she does not like that she feels comfortable in this dress. you can see her body language change and she is genuinely good at wearing one, lifting the skirt when needed and becoming gradually more relaxed in it.

jax overreacting could very well be gender dysphoria. lifting the skirt when needed may be muscle memory. and once again many trans men come to terms over time with being feminine, therefore jax being more relaxed in it would be them coming to terms with being masculine AND feminine

8. jax does not like her name. if she was transmasc, the name would be liked and a cause of joy.

names are not chosen in the circus. i doubt any of the characters like they're name. and jax wasnt liking the adventure anyway, jax prolly didnt care enough to write it down because they didnt care about the adventure at all.

9. we have "isn't she lovely?", which is a song about the birth of a baby girl recontextualised to be about the birth of her transgender identity.

songs do not apply to gender. many people use feminine songs for masculine characters

10. she goes by her deadname (leeroy mateo) because she is not out as transfem publically due to her mother's behaviour, and she frequents riley's bar — a space explicitly for queer people to feel comfortable as themselves. she is likely openly transfem when she is there.

if someone headcanoned a canon transmasc character transfem, you would be pissed off too.

you'll also see that im going off what is stated in the show, yknow, if you look at the comments and replies.