Castleica: A gender related to the Halsey song Castle
The name comes from the name of the song + ica
The colors are derived from the ones I associate with the emotions and concepts I feel being portrayed in the song:
Anger: Indigo, Dark Purple, Emerald Green
Power: Dark Oranges, Lighter Pinky Purples, Mid-Violet, Green(general)
Rebellion: Dark Burnt Oranges, Dark Purple
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Colorssecondaric: A Secondaric gender that is mostly something else, but has a secondary element of being related to the song Colors by Halsey- Part of the Badlands Song Subsystem
Name is Colors + secondaric
The flag uses the format from the Colorsecondaric flag because of the similarity and names.
The colors used are the ones that represent the two characters in the song (singer and person the song’s to)
Red is on the top to further mirror the Colorsecondaric flag
Grey-d out stripes and colors being on the edge represent the secondary nature of the relation to the song
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Colorshuete/Colors-huete: A gender related to the song Colors from the Badlands album, color-related Synesthesia, the colors lilac, violet, red, blue, and grey, Person-Color Synesthesia specifically, and dreams - Exclusive to Person-Color Synesthetes - Part of the Badlands Song Subsystem
The name comes from the name of the song and -huete, a suffix for color-related Synesthesia related genders
The colors are a rainbow to represent colors and color-related Synesthesia, with blue and red “highlighted” because they represent the colors of the characters (singer and subject) and the others greyed out to represent the mentions of grey in relation to the “subject” character.
I know, I know, working on like four different gender systems at one time is a lot, but I get bored easily and I Have a lot of hyperfixations. I don’t have a solid idea about how I Want to break either of these down, but as soon as I figure it out, they’ll get their own individual posts! With that out of the way, here they are:
Badlands System
A system of genders related to the Badlands album by Halsey. These genders are going to be related to the songs, storylines within specific songs, specific verses/lines, etc.
AmId System
Also known as the American Idiot System- AmId is short for American Idiot. A system of genders related to the American Idiot album by Green Day. These genders are going to be related to the songs, characters, song-specific storylines, the overarching story, etc.
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I guess you could consider these to be two different versions of the same basic system idea (related to a specific album and its songs, musical arrangements, story, lyrics, etc.) just changed to match the specific album and expanded to include an overarching story, since (from my understanding) American Idiot has a (kind of loose + up to interpretation) overarching story and Badlands doesn’t.
I’m gonna start pumping these out in a few days and hopefully I’ll have the full breakdowns for the subsystems and what not (assuming I want those in these systems) in around a week and a half at most, but knowing my brain, that could take a while. Thanks for reading, and get ready...
Badlandssecondaric: Having a gender that’s mainly something else, but having a less important/major element that’s related to the Badlands album- Subset of Secondaric - Part of the Badlands Main System
Name is Badlands + secondaric, a suffix for genders like this
Format is from most of my -secondaric genders. Top and bottom colors are inspired by the Badlands album, with the pink toned down to make it less eyestrain-y