Everyone Is Bi: Difference between revisions

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** During the Valentine's day event, [[Player Character|PCs]] can exchange pledges of adoration with [[Non-Player Character|NPCs]] for love tokens. Gender is only a factor in that female [[Non-Player Character|NPCs]] will romance [[Player Character|PCs]] wearing cologne and male [[Non-Player Character|NPCs]] will romance [[Player Character|PCs]] wearing perfume. Either gender can wear either cologne or perfume. Worth mentioning that to get the Largest prize you need at least twenty pledges from each city, Darnassus is all female and Ironforge is all male. On Horde-side, Silvermoon is all male.

* In ''[[City of Villains]]'', Succubi have a power called "Come Hither" that prevents players from being able to attack them directly. Interestingly, it works on both genders just as easily. The spell is broken immediately if the Succubus attacks the player.

* Quite possibly the men of ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'', where there are three canon bisexual characters -- Colonel Volgin, Vamp, and Dolph himself. There's also [[Ho Yay|subtext]] between Solid Snake and Otacon despite their own things for the ladies, and while Big Boss has no canonical partner he benefits from [[Even the Guys Want Him|Everyone Being Gay For Big Boss]] with {{spoiler|EVA/Big Mama}} and especially when {{spoiler|Ocelot goes so far as to sacrifice his own personality/self by using nanomachines and hypnotherapy to make himself think that he was Liquid Snake}} -- hence "Liquid Ocelot" -- throughout the events of ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4 Guns of the Patriots]]''... all for the cause, all for Big Boss.

* Quite possibly the men of ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'', where there are three canon bisexual characters -- Colonel Volgin, Vamp, and Dolph himself. There's also [[Ho Yay|subtext]] between Solid Snake and Otacon despite their own things for the ladies, and while Big Boss has no canonical partner he benefits from [[Even the Guys Want Him|Everyone Being Gay For Big Boss]] with {{spoiler|EVA/Big Mama}} and especially when {{spoiler|Ocelot goes so far as to sacrifice his own personality/self by using nanomachines and hypnotherapy to make himself think that he was Liquid Snake}} -- hence "Liquid Ocelot" -- throughout the events of ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots]]''... all for the cause, all for Big Boss.

** In ''[[Metal Gear]] Online'', both male and female characters can learn the Charm ability which causes them to do a sexy dance, stopping other characters in their tracks. The sexy dance does not discriminate based on gender.

*** Neither do the play-boy magazines

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* ''[[El Goonish Shive]]'' is a funny case, since characters who have been genderbent by Tedd's TF Gun develop a temporary attraction to the opposite gender. Depending on how you look at it, between one and two characters are naturally bisexual (Ellen is an [[Opposite Sex Clone]] who has all the memories of her original male heterosexual self, and hasn't fully come to terms with the fact that she's attracted to guys as well as to girls. Grace is [[Single-Target Sexuality|"Teddsexual"]] regardless of Tedd's current gender.), but seven of them have been genderbent, and of those the four straight ones have all had to deal with attraction to both genders. (Justin and Nanase are exempt from this due to being naturally gay--when genderbent, they just get ''even more'' attracted to guys and girls, respectively.)

* While only two characters in ''[[Ghastlys Ghastly Comic]]'' have ever been called "bisexual", almost every cast member has slept with, kissed, or had a [[Stupid Sexy Flanders]] moment with members of both sexes at one point or another.

* ''[[Concession]]'': not everyone is bi, but a large proportion of the cast are. Joel, Matt, Roland, Angie, Emily, and Chelsie are all described as bisexual on their cast pages.{{spoiler|Matt and Emily have only actually been seen interacting romantically with their respective same-gendered partners Joel and Kelly, but the others have all demonstrated at least some bisexual tendencies onscreen.}} Nicole (who is [[Dropped a Bridget On Him|actually a male named Aaron]]), Cecil, and Kelly are gay. The other ten characters named on the cast page are heterosexual {{spoiler|counting Kate, who is a practicing pedophile whose personal harem is made up of male preteens, plus the male-to-female [[~~Transsexual~~]] Chelsie, though she also slept with the adult Artie and her own twin brother}} - so, not everyone, but a much higher proportion than real life. A remarkably high proportion of gay and bi characters show up in the randomly generated background character population as well.

* ''[[Concession]]'': not everyone is bi, but a large proportion of the cast are. Joel, Matt, Roland, Angie, Emily, and Chelsie are all described as bisexual on their cast pages.{{spoiler|Matt and Emily have only actually been seen interacting romantically with their respective same-gendered partners Joel and Kelly, but the others have all demonstrated at least some bisexual tendencies onscreen.}} Nicole (who is [[Dropped a Bridget On Him|actually a male named Aaron]]), Cecil, and Kelly are gay. The other ten characters named on the cast page are heterosexual {{spoiler|counting Kate, who is a practicing pedophile whose personal harem is made up of male preteens, plus the male-to-female [[Transsexualism]] Chelsie, though she also slept with the adult Artie and her own twin brother}} - so, not everyone, but a much higher proportion than real life. A remarkably high proportion of gay and bi characters show up in the randomly generated background character population as well.

** A few heterosexual characters have had homosexual encounters though, such as Artie's drunken foursome that included another guy.

** And recently {{spoiler|Rick}} let slip that he has had "hot gay sex" at least once, his girlfriend was not happy {{spoiler|despite the fact that she sleeps with women fairly often}}.