round one
Toph Beifong
Yor Briar
Sister Carpenter
Walter "Walt" Pensive
Inej Ghafa
Voting ended onJun 7
From Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
Various headcanons including asexual, aromantic, demisexual, demiromantic, caedsexual, various other places on both spectra, and agender
From Avatar: The Last Airbender
Doesn't have any major explicit romantic relationships during the show's run and when she appears again in the sequel series The Legend of Korra, it's revealed that Toph had two daughters from two fathers and was never particularly interested in settling down with either of them, preferring to live on her own. Her main outfit is also green, white, and yellow, the colors of the alloaro flag.
From Hello From The Hallowoods
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“What about you, Walt?” She asked. “You got a wife or kids or anything?”
“Nah,” Walt said. The topic made him uncomfortable, but he felt more better talking with Riot than with the parents of five at the Scoutpost. “Never had the interest in having kids. Don’t get me wrong, I’d like to meet a lady one of these days - but, uh, can’t do the honeymoon stuff. Never wanted to, never will. Didn’t know what to call that until I met Violet. She says I might be… ah-sexual? I think.”]
Canonically aspec, generally accepted as aroace
[Image Description: black text on white. I think I told him, “Thanks.”
I probably could’ve said, ‘I know that I’m smart. I know I’m all of these things and more. What does that have to do with you, or you and I?’
I could have made it extremely clear that I had known in my heart, since adolescence and self-awareness came bearing down upon me like a flood, that I didn’t want the same things he wanted, and that if I was certain of any part of myself, I could say right now that I never would want them.
But I wasn’t certain about myself back then, and I still believed there must be something wrong with me, and even if I had been confident or articulate enough to explain who I was, what I did and didn’t want from other people…
…I still don’t think I owed him that.]
