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== Anime and Manga ==
* The "futanari" (meaning Two-Form) subgenre of [[Hentai]] contains many examples. In Japanese circles,
** The ''Rebis Dungeon'' (of the eponymous
** A
** ''[[Angel Blade]]'' is another good example of the
* {{spoiler|Apos, the [[Big Bad]]}} of ''[[Mnemosyne]]'' is intersex, which in that universe is very handy; it gives them immortality (a female-only ability) as well as the powers of an Angel (male-only ability) upon ingesting a Time Spore. Though, it does also come with [[With Great Power Comes Great Insanity|Great Insanity]] and an unnatural pleasure from prolonged torture of their victims.
* Kanzeon Bosatsu from the ''[[Saiyuki]]'' manga, [[Mythology Gag|a reference]] to the fact that Guan Yin was originally portrayed as male, but eventually became portrayed as female in China.
* Makoto, the main character of the manga ''[[Boku no Futatsu no Tsubasa]]'' (My Two Wings) is a
* Very probably Envy of ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]'', who is referred to as
* Satan in the [[Go Nagai]] series ''[[Devilman]]'' is portrayed this way, likely as a nod to angels often being considered sexless and/or possibly for shock value. The main villain of ''[[Devilman Lady]]'' got the same treatment.
** In another Go Nagai work, ''[[Violence Jack]]'', Blue Mad Saulus's lover is a woman with a man's voice (at least in the English dub) and a huge penis in the manga. This might lend credence to the "shock value" interpretation.
* Baron Ashura from ''[[Mazinger Z]]'' is a strange being formed from the halves of two lovers, sewn together down the middle. What
* Yubel in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'' is never referred to with
* Kei/Megumi, protagonist of the manga ''[[The Day of Revolution]]'', is described as a hermaphrodite by her doctor
▲* Kei/Megumi, protagonist of the manga ''[[The Day of Revolution]]'', is described as a hermaphrodite by her doctor, but in the obsolete usage of the term, as she is actually intersex.
* In the third series of ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]] Ryo-Ohki'', it is revealed that {{spoiler|Kagato used to be intersex, and that Noike is actually Kagato's "female half." Sort of. Kagato started out as another character called Naja Akari, a close friend of Washu. When she died, Washu used the Masu creatures to resurrect her in a female body. Later, Naja assimilated with a male 'Ryoko' prototype body, becoming intersex and calling himself Kagato. Later, Kagato ejected the female part of his body (and possibly mind) into the form of a young girl, also called Kagato, and left her behind. This girl was then sent drifting through time by Tenchi/Tenchi-kami-sama and was somehow fused into Noike's body by Dr. Clay. It's implied that the two will merge into a single personality in the future.}}
* Nataku from ''[[X 1999]]'', who is said to be a "created being" with both female and male genes. Even though he looks more like a guy now (because his father gave him some body parts), his base is a little girl.
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