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I technically have all of those. As for the intersex condition I have: I got formally diagnosed with epispadias today, and yes, it's considered an intersex condition by advocacy groups.
Birds use chromosomes Z and W. ZZ is masc, ZW is fem.
I can provide examples of the shapes that people have drawn:
Transmasc Pikachu with stitched tail: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/39071465/
Intersex Pikachu (not fully heart or square): https://www.deviantart.com/twinkel13/art/Intersex-Pikachu-561094460
Flame Tail Nonbinary Pikachu: https://www.deviantart.com/lovelatias/art/Non-binary-pikachu-706846661
Double Triangle Tail Nonbinary Pikachu: https://www.deviantart.com/attemptinggood/art/Gender-neutral-Pikachu-903517742
Also, things can get even more interesting to think about when we throw intersex into the equation.
Where this gets even more interesting is: Some transmasc Pikachu art features the two sections of the "heart" tail stitched together. As for how the transfem Pikachu counterpart to that would work, my guess is that it would involve reshaping of the tail.
As for Pikachu tails on Pikachus that are not male or female look, there are several ways people draw those: Some are drawn in a way that differs majorly from heart or square tails, one example being a mostly-triangular end, somewhat modeled after flames. One intersex Pikachu artwork I saw is one where half the tail is heart, the other half square. A theoretical ADDITIONAL way to draw a non-masc non-fem Pikachu tail is for the tips of a heart Pikachu tail's hearts to be a shape that is not round, so something like a triangle, square (so a notched square tail), or something else, or to have the entire tail end be an arbitrary shape. Or you could have the whole tail end in a circle. There are MANY ways to draw a Pikachu tail that is not masc or fem.
I would say that a fursona species that would have heavy vibes with trans people would be species capable of shapeshifting. My fursona is effectively an anthropomorphic version of the feline shape-shifting Pokemon known as Mew, but specifically the shiny form.
Here is some documentation of the program's format: http://justsolve.archiveteam.org/wiki/BWTC32Key
Also, it ended up on WikiData (essentially a subsidiary of Wikipedia): https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q105859280
Also, the program is FOSS. It's an open standard.
My response: yes
I'm a nonbinary techie who has a certificate in cybersecurity, HTML, and CSS, and an Associate's Degree in networking (and is still in college going for another IT bachelor's degree), and I've been doing technology projects for over a decade. I'm also in the video game modding community, and I also make virtual instruments, electronic music, and do digital art (including 3D printed art, which I've been doing since I was 11. I'm 21 now.) My career goal is to be a technical writer. I've used Linux for 10 years, and I've known how to work a VM since 2011. I've also dabbled in typography and animation. I put effort into my projects, often spending years on them. I even have made plans and libre blobs for ASICs I want to get manufactured. I consider myself a techie of all trades.
Yes. I forgot that Lemmy didn’t let you upload images AND URLs. I made it now link to the Github page. http://stgiga.github.io/UnifontEX
Also this reply originally wasn't a reply, I think Lemmy is buggy right now.