A genderqueer identity with a yellow, white, purple, and black flag

This Nonbinary witch from The Owl House is head witch of the Bard Coven

The term Sapphic is derived from this famous ancient Greek poet

This candy princess kisses Marceline the vampire queen on screen in the series finale

This song was sung by Marceline to Bubblegum as they're trapped in a cave 'Adventure Times: Distant Lands'

These 3 colors make up the genderqueer flag

Double Trouble, a shapeshifting mercenary who uses they/them pronouns, is from this animated TV show

This island in Greece was where the term "lesbian" was derived from

This once green-haired character tried to ask her bisexual crush out at Grom

This song by hit band My Chemical Romance is considered a trans anthem

Those who relate to this 'gender' identify with not having any gender at all

A child of Loki, this demigod refuses to attribute her genderfluidity to his parent alone and embraces their identity as uniquely hers

A car company that specifically targeted lesbians through their advertising and cornered the market

In this franchise's 9th main film, after a brief on-screen kiss by two female background characters, a slug is shown gazing off into the distance judgementally

The song 'DYLTGIR' tells the story of a girl asking out another girl using the name of this artist

This phrase is used to describe something covering a wide range of related concepts; ex. M-Spec, A-Spec, or Genderqueer

This angel was originally sent to guard the Garden of Eden, before giving up his sword to Adam and Eve when they get kicked out

This flower (and color) is frequently associated with lesbians or sapphic individuals

This character says "You're hot, cupcake" in the hit Netflix show Arcane

This famous artist, who released 'Love Goes' in 2020, came out as genderqueer in October 2017 and later nonbinary in September 2019

This identity is about disrupting mainstream distinctions of gender, regardless of self-defined gender identity

This nongendered being goes by she/her pronouns but reminds everyone around her about her gender (or perhaps lack thereof?) via her catchphrase, "not a girl"

This horned creature was coined as the symbol for lesbians in the 70's

This famous lesbian character from an animated mystery show from 1969 dated her former rival 'Hot Dog Water'

In an unreleased version of Will Wood's song 'I/Me/Myself', what part of his body does he mention kicking in as a comparison to his desire to be a girl