The pangender, demigirl and demiboy flags as people!

Again, they're based off of the flags, not the identity. And I've got three characters instead of two, because the last two are twins.

First we have the pangender flag, aka Parker. He uses all pronouns, is pangender and biromantic, asexual. They are Danish and has insomnia and multiple chronic illnesses (I can't decide which ones, the list is too long). Shey has five older siblings, a mother and two fathers. Also, she is missing a hand (because I forgot to draw it).

Parker is innocent, kind and romantic. But sie is also shy and pessimistic. In its free time, it likes to write, mainly romance, and watch Turkish TV dramas.

Star has already published two novels, as on most days, writing is really all star can do.

Next we have the demigirl flag, aka Dakota Garnet. Their pronouns are she/her and they/them and they're a lesbian and demigirl. She grew up in a smaller home in Puerto Rico, with her grandparents and twin brother. They're also mute and clinically depressed.

Dakota is polite, practical and helpful. But she's also constantly stressed and has trouble feeling anything. They used to like drawing, but now mostly watch clouds.

Her twin draws a butterfly on the back of her hand whenever she looses all hope and motivation, so that she can keep going until the butterfly is gone.

Next is the demiboy flag, aka Dylan Blue. His pronouns are he/him, it/its and they/them and he's a demiboy and gay. They grew up in a smaller home in Puerto Rico, with their grandparents and twin sister. It has been an amputee since it was five.

Dylan is formal, hardworking and caring. But he's also overly worrying and extremely sarcastic. They are a nurse in training, loves drawing with markers and knitting.

It used to be afraid of needles, but overcame the fear slowly.