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	Many of Tony Bark's characters within the Caseyverse are portrayed with andromorph characteristics, such as [[Kit Welsh]] and [[Max Casey]]. In his [[Wikipedia:AI Dungeon\|AI Dungeon]] games, he has to work around these limitations of being a new concept by justifying it as a genetic mutation that is addressed as both sex and gender within the game's lore entries. In Bark's constructed languages, he avoids this dilemma altogether by simply making them gender-neutral.		Many of Tony Bark's characters within the Caseyverse are portrayed with andromorph characteristics, such as [[Kit Welsh]] and [[Max Casey]]. In his [[Wikipedia:AI Dungeon\|AI Dungeon]] games, he has to work around these limitations of being a new concept by justifying it as a genetic mutation that is addressed as both sex and gender within the game's lore entries. In Bark's constructed languages, he avoids this dilemma altogether by simply making them gender-neutral.

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Tony: Created page with "Under the dictionary definition, an '''andromorph''' is an organism with male physical characteristics, i.e., a male mimic. In fiction, including the Caseyverse, this term is often depicted as a male character born with or transforming to possess female reproductive capabilities. The former is often depicted with the ability to give birth using eggs to compensate for the more rigid frame. As the concept remains relatively new, the term "andromorph" was collectively a..."

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Created page with "Under the dictionary definition, an '''andromorph''' is an organism with male physical characteristics, i.e., a male mimic. In fiction, including the Caseyverse, this term is often depicted as a male character born with or transforming to possess female reproductive capabilities. The former is often depicted with the ability to give birth using eggs to compensate for the more rigid frame. As the concept remains relatively new, the term "andromorph" was collectively a..."

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Under the dictionary definition, an '''andromorph''' is an organism with male physical characteristics, i.e., a male mimic. In fiction, including the [[Caseyverse]], this term is often depicted as a male character born with or transforming to possess female reproductive capabilities. The former is often depicted with the ability to give birth using eggs to compensate for the more rigid frame. As the concept remains relatively new, the term "andromorph" was collectively agreed upon in fandoms as a close enough word that wasn't blunt or seen as derogatory.

Many of Tony Bark's characters within the Caseyverse are portrayed with andromorph characteristics, such as [[Kit Welsh]] and [[Max Casey]]. In his [[Wikipedia:AI Dungeon|AI Dungeon]] games, he has to work around these limitations of being a new concept by justifying it as a genetic mutation that is addressed as both sex and gender within the game's lore entries. In Bark's constructed languages, he avoids this dilemma altogether by simply making them gender-neutral.

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Tony at 23:57, 14 August 2024