Commander of Gay

Blues is aroace, and in terms of his aromantic nature he is loveless. In my mind he just doesn't quite feel that at all towards anyone. Care is still a thing, but he wouldn't describe it as love of any kind.

Centaur Man is transmasc, and by robot equivalents kept his body intact and didn't get it changed. To him, he has the soul and mind of a man, but he feels his body doesn't need to match it if it works fine for him how it is now.

Riding the same trans train, Jupiter is also transmasc, but considering what he's made for he likely wouldn't use that term at all. He's trans though.

Bounce Man is genderfluid and doesn't have much preferences about their pronouns. Most of her students refer to her with she/her pronouns, others refer to them with they/them, and some just stick with he/him because of their model name. They're fine with it all.

Wind Man is a trans woman and will very much make sure you remember that.

Elec Man is an androgyne. While to most he seems "male", they are most comfortable when they read as androgynous.

The "they like men" lightning round (gay/achillean): Snake man, Tundra Man, Crash Man, Air Man, Freeze Man, Jewel Man, Crystal Man, Burner Man (there are likely a lot more but names escape me)

The "both? Both. Both is good" lightning round (bisexual): Fire Man, Quick Man, Acid Man, Toad Man, Elec Man, Blast Man (again, likely a lot more, but names are hard)

The "aesthetics are good and all, but what about personality?" lightning round (pan): Rock, Roll, Galaxy Man, Gemini Man, Star Man, Bounce Man, Top Man (see above, there's likely more)

The "love and intimacy are weird subjects" lightning round (aro, ace, aspec): Heat Man, Time Man, Block Man, Quint, Nitro Man, Enka, Proto Man, Shadow Man, Fuse Man, Dynamo Man, Bass (you get it)