First census report: “Identity and Demographics”.
The Census conducted in the Obikin community in 2026 revealed a total of 106 participants on the Tumblr platform, which was the only social media platform used to administer this survey.
The survey consisted of three sections with a total of twelve questions.
In this first report, we will share the responses and charts from the first section, “Identity and Demographics”; in the coming days/weeks, we will share the results from the remaining sections.
The graphic shared for the first question is a pie chart showing percentages, from which we can see that Women make up 50% of the fandom; although this is half of the total, it remains a dominant percentage compared to other gender identities.
Non-binary is the second most common in the fandom, accounting for 17.9% of the total, followed by Men at 13.2%.
Gender-fluid at 7.5%, and Agender at 4.7%.
The gender identities with the lowest representation in the 2026 Obikin census are:
Non-binary/Transmale, Bigender, questioning, and androgynous—all of these identities accounting for 0.9% of the survey’s responses.
Only 2.8% of users chose not to disclose their gender identity.
The second graphic responds to the question “Do you identify as trans?”
The majority of the fandom—61.3%—answered “no,” while 32.1% answered “yes.”
Users who chose not to share this information accounted for 6.6%.
The third chart shows the sexual orientation of the respondents, the majority of whom identified as asexual or on the asexual spectrum, accounting for 41.5%.
In second place, queer sexuality accounts for 32.1% of the respondents.
In third place, bisexuality accounts for 30.2%.
Aromanticism, along with its spectrum, ranks fourth with a representation of 22.6%.
Straight and lesbian are tied at 12.3%.
Pansexuality ranks sixth with 11.3% representation.
Polysexuality ranks last with 0.9% representation.
People who preferred not to disclose their sexuality in the survey and respondents who are still questioning or exploring their sexuality each account for 0.9%.
The fourth graph corresponds to the question about the age range of the respondents, the majority of whom 37.7%, fall within the 25–30 age range.
In second place is the 31–40 age range, at 28.3%.
In third place is the 18–24 age group, at 27.3%.
In fourth place are respondents over the age of 40, accounting for just 5%.
In fifth and last place are respondents under the age of 18, representing 0.9% of the total fandom.
The fifth question received only 98 responses. This is because not all countries are familiar with this type of question, and discussing identity and heritage in other contexts can be confusing. For this reason, the question was not marked as mandatory for participants, and no graph will be presented.
For this question, we chose to share a table showing the different identities identified by the respondents.
Even so, we can note that the majority of respondents identified as White, although their heritage may vary.
Mestizo and Asian heritage were the second and third most popular responses found in the table.
The sixth and final graph in this first report answers the question about the respondents’ occupation or profession.
15%—the largest percentage of respondents—stated that they were studying college.
In second place, with 14.2%, were those who reported working in the field of “Business and Administration.”
In third place is the field of “Humanities, Social Sciences, and Education” with 13.2%.
In fourth place are “Artists and Designers” with 12.3%.
In fifth place are respondents who stated they are not currently studying or working, at 11.3%.
“Sales and Consumer Services” accounted for 9.4% of the survey, ranking fifth.
In sixth place were “Skilled Trades, Maintenance, and Operational Services” at 2.8%.
And only 0.9% identified as “SAHM” (stay-at-home mother) in the survey.
In this question, only 2.8% of respondents chose not to answer.
(Feel free to leave any questions, corrections, or suggestions in the comments or the Ask section of this account, and I will answer them as best I can).
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