#space themed multigender flags

Left: Sunrise demiboy.

Right: Sunset demigirl.

I decided to add a couple more flags to my space themed multigender flag series, which you can find more of here!

A space-themed flag for gender hoarders!

This one is simply based on a galaxy, with really nice blues and purples and pinks to represent a colorful galaxy. The white circles are all stars or maybe planets. It's meant to be vague because a gender hoard can go any sort of way for someone. I went with a lot of stripes to represent a large hoard.

Other flags in this set:

Bigender Trigender Androgyne Quadgender Quintgender Omnigender Pangender Multigender Demigender Genderfluid and Genderflux Polygender Femache Ambigender Libragender Nanogender Binary Paragender - 💙💚

What may be my final space-themed multigender flag unless someone requests one: Ambonec!

This flag is based on starlight. It represents stars that have warm light, stars that have cool light, and stars that have neither (in this case, when they become blackholes and no longer give off light.)

Lunar genderfluid and solar genderflux! I think the fluidity of water (tied to the moon) works really well for being genderfluid and solar flares can represent the fluctuations of the genderflux identity.

Other flags in this set:

https://your-bigender-big-brother.tumblr.com/post/735694797691584512/a-special-space-related-flag-that-isnt

would you make one for (the gender) trinary too? I personally think of the gender trinary like this diagram

https://lgbta.miraheze.org/wiki/Trinary_Genders#/media/File:Gender_triangle_labeled.png

but the third part can be different things, depending on the situation/culture

I had two ideas that I spent way too much time trying to finalize.

The one on the left emphasizes the green and yellow that typically represent abinary identities, with three planets circling one star. The one on the right is more obvious in its representation, with the bluish-purple and pinkish-purple representing binary genders and the yellow representing abinary genders (and it has moons, showing how many abinary identities there can be.)

The overall gray is used to symbolize an unknown or undiscovered aspect of identity.

Another space-related flag that isn't technically multigender, but an umbrella term for multiple genders: The gender binary!

I based this one on binary stars because 1. it was the obvious thing to do and 2. I absolutely forgot that my ambigender flag was also based on binary stars. That's okay though! I think both can stay until I come up with something else!

I didn't go with blue and pink, or a cool color and a warm color. Instead, I went with very warm, fiery colors to match the heat and light of stars. It's in a very unique format but hopefully not too complicated in design.

Other flags in this set:

A sort of unconventional space-themed multigender flag: A nanogender flag based on the dwarf planet 10 Hygiea.

The hues of blue represent the icy cold climate of dwarf planets. There is a 10 Hygiea symbol in the center that seems to point downward at a tiny frozen planet. The white planets just represent other dwarf planets that might be nearby - representing the other parts of the identity (if someone is less than 50% one gender, and mostly other genders.)

Other flags in this set:

I made myself a bigender flag that simplifies the idea of having two genders. This flag represents the sunrise (orange) and sunset (purple) with a yellow sun in the middle. I also put my bigender symbol over it for fun.

I also decided to play around with a 3- and 6-striped version of the flags!

What do you think? What should I call this flag? I saved it as "sunrise/sunset flag" but I think it could use a better name. Other flags in this set: