FoundeStormlyricus: A gender related to the Foundations of Decay lyrics “When the storm it gains, and the sky it rains || Let it flood, let it flood, let it wash away”
The colors are inspired by my associations with these lyrics, as well as my other flags for Foundations of Decay related genders
[ID: A flag with eleven vertical stripes, all the same size. The colors are darker at the edges and lighter in the middle. They are, from left to right, black, very dark red-violet, dark red-violet, pink-violet, dusty red-orange, very light gray, gold-peach, yellow-gold, orange, red-orange, and dark faded red. END ID]
Bulletsalbumic/Bulletlovic/Bulletlovealbumic: A gender related to the My Chemical Romance album I Brought You My Bullets, You Broght Me Your Love
The names are shuffles of the words bullets and love, as well as the suffix albumic.
The colors are inspired by and meant to mirror the album cover.
Purples and dark colors are for darker themed songs and Vampires Will Never Hurt You and Our Lady of Sorrows especially
Grey is primarily a transition color
The lighter oranges are meant to represent specifically the title of Headfirst for Halos, because halos, glowing, light... you get the point
Red is for the title of Demolition Lovers, since I associate both Dynamite (commonly depicted as red) and red in general with the word and concept of Demolition
Any pronouns for genders related to song on this album that I've done also go for this. I just decided to trim this one down to ones related to the titles of the songs or the album for brevity and such.
[ID: A flag with eleven horizontal stripes, all the same size. The colors are lighter at the third and ninth stripes, and darker moving towards the middle and edges. The colors are, from top to bottom, dark maroon, red-gray, light red-gray, very light gray, soft light red, darkish red, soft light red, very light gray, light red-gray, red-gray, and dark maroon. END ID]
Dead!ica: A gender related to the My Chemical Romance song Dead!
The name comes from the name of the song
Honestly not sure where the inspiration for the flag came from, but I like it.
