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* {{spoiler|Commander Ambrose}} in Maria V. Snyder's ''Study'' trilogy. {{spoiler|As it turns out, the Commander has both a female and male personality within a female-gendered body due to magic -- his mother died giving birth to him and her spirit entered his body (and apparently changed his genitalia). The female personality is allowed out whenever the Commander leaves the country, and is officially an ambassador.}}

* [[Angela Carter]]'s ''[[The Passion of New Eve]]'' (1977) is a novel about a British man, Evelyn, who is, well, ''castrated by [[Militant Feminists]]'' and made into "a New Eve". It's a satire on Feminism in general, Freudianism, and all other sorts of things. Also features a Dystopic America in the process of caving in on itself.

* Coydt Van Haaz, the women-hating [[Big Bad]] of [[Jack Chalker]]'s ''Empires of Flux & Anchor'', turns out to be a trans man with a very tragic [[Backstory]]. {{spoiler|1=Turns out he was biologically male originally, until he was castrated and then given an involuntary (and irreversible) MtF [[Gender Bender]] as a teen. He wants his manhood back and he wants it bad. Since that's not possible he wants to make all women suffer for what happened to him.}} This is very unusual in a 'verse where [[Easy Sex Change|Easy Sex Changes]] are canon.

* In [[John Varley]]'s ''Eight Worlds'' series, sex changes have become so easy and common that anyone who goes through their entire lives as the same sex is considered a little weird, and population control laws have boiled down to "one person, one child."

* Casually mentioned in ''[[Dominic Deegan Oracle For Hire]]''; the "alterist" (magical plastic surgeon/fertility doctor) Dominic and Luna go to see gives herself as an example of the non-[[Mad Scientist]] applications of alterist magic when Dominic gets freaked out. She looks entirely like an average biological woman (even allowing for the [[Only Six Faces]] artstyle), her status doesn't matter to the story, and the situation isn't played for either laughs or angst.

* The protagonist of ''[http://whatsnormalanyway.net/ What's Normal Anyway?]'' is a FtM, and the webcomic mainly revolves around gags related to him.

* One of the leading characters in ''[http://mrnormal.com/ Mr. Normal]'' is a closeted MtF trying to not be MtF.

* In ''[[Greg (webcomic)|Greg]]'', Greg is hit on by the same trans person in multiple strips despite his unwillingness to engage. An example [http://gregcomic.com/2011/11/23/storyline-the-facebook-part-2/ here].