#lastgun;coining

[lastgunfighters]

CYBERTRONIAN-HEAVY / TRANSFORMERS-HEAVY

(pt. cybertronian-heavy / transformers heavy)

A cybertronian-heavy (or transformers-heavy) system has a high number of, or is mainly made up of headmates who in some way, shape, or form, of a cybertronian (a fictional alien species of the transformer series). As long as they are somehow a or related to cybertronians it counts. There is no set percentage or number needed to identify as cybe/transformer-heavy

The words Cybertronian and Transformer can be used interchangeably to whatever fits best.

The red and purple are meant to represent the two main factions; Autobots (red) and Decepticons (purple).

Metallic grey and blue is supposed to represent Cybertron, but can also be the standard grey of protoforms underneath the armor with the blue being one of the main energon colors with pink being the other color for energon (also often being both the color of fuel, their "blood", and so on).

The symbol in the middle is supposed to reflect the spark, the life force of a transformer. Which are often blue.

(I did kind of bullshit my way through the colors to be honest lol).

Provided both one that has more "effects" on it and flat colors. A description of the image(s) will be provided ASAP, I am not good at providing image details so [ID needed], will edited when i have something.

I used the -heavy (pluralpedia link) base by The Cryptid Ones.

Done out of self-indulgence because a good chuck of us are sourced from the transformers and/or otherwise identify as cybertronian on some level, some have been here since the middle-to-late 2000s and being one of the main things for fragments to latch too.

Any system regardless of origin can use this term. If it fits: use it. System discourse is not welcomed on this post.

[lastgunfighters]

Mysterious Stranger: A term for headmates who feel like strangers that are mysterious, only appearing for brief moments that are noticeable only to perform for a specific task and/or role. Their exact appearance and overall vibes are unknown and may or may not necessarily be fragments.

They appear briefly and without warning, then recede just as quickly. Mysterious Strangers feel unfamiliar, distant, and hard to describe, like they're someone passing through rather than someone (or something) fully known.

Charcoal Blue: Everything begins and ends in obscurity. Deep Blue: Sense of distant awareness, something is there but not (yet) engaging. Red Lines: The (brief) Interruptions Brown: Grounded functional presence, also based from the namesakes trench coat the character wears in-game. Silver/Light Grey: Uncertainty and foggy. Gold Lines: Purposeful action. White: The sudden stark appearance that feels overexposed and/or unreal.

This term is inspired by the Mysterious Stranger (link) perk from the Fallout series, where the .png file is used for the first image is from. And the experience is what we based headmates who seem to have no identity but feel distinctively not fragments (however may be, it all depends on what you feel is right for the situation) - if you're a non-system from the fallout fandom seeing this post: Hi. Scroll on and don't worry about it.

We thought long and hard on this while brainstorming meanings and colors, even now it still feels off. Oh well. Maybe that's the point, a mysterious stranger may also be a headmate that's already known but chooses to be "mysterious" or has no defined identity at this time.

This term is also not necessarily a role term but can be, it can also be used as a modifier or vibe, etc. Whatever suits best. This term can be used by any system regardless of origin, if it suits your experience: use it.

First coining, I am aware this term may already exist so I guess consider this as an alternative flag and/or term. The term is purely based on our personal experiences and how we're just calling mysterious strangers.

ID Needed! As identification text can help better describe the flag images would highly be appreciated. This is our first coining post, any advice is greatly appreciated in how to improve.

[lastgunfighters]

Volcanogender / Volcanicgender

A gender connected to and/or relating to volcanoes, a gender that feels volcanic, often a gender that is eruptive and loud, an active or even dormant force (quiet but there). But meanings can change and shift depending on the person.

Purely self-indulgent. I did try to see if someone coined anything related to volcanoes and I couldn't find any. If it exists consider this an alternative term/flag. Can fall under any sort of "natural disaster" gender system (if it exists).

Anyone can use this term. If you're a fan of volcanoes and find them very gender: use it. You're free to make your own flag designs.

My only thing: do not involve me in gender discourse, I do not care.

tagging; @radiomogai

A little fun fact: when were in Year 5 (we were around 11-12) our class had to do a project on Iceland, and as we always enjoyed volcanology, the study of volcanoes, we chose to do our part on the volcanic activity of Iceland. Still big fans of volcanology, and generally geology, to this day and is a collective interest.