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Logistics

## Introduction

Each colony building, 4D storage, liquid tanks, 4D factory modules and even a shed has a black cube on a pole, this is the logistic transfer or "holo-conveyor". Simply go into the thing's Inventory and click on the "Logistics" button at the bottom-right. Here you can add up to 20 items that should be transferred out of here into another inventory elsewhere, the range is about 3 sectors. If you need to transfer further, you can 'daisy-chain' inventories across a longer distance, or use a Cargo shuttle and a couple of landing pads. These shuttles have no range limit, but you will need to keep them stocked up with refined moldavite crystals. You can of course automate re-fuelling using the logistics system itself.

## Usage

The above image is a typical logistics set up. You find an item on the left alphabetical list, click "send this" and then adjust how much you want to have a the destination's inventory. It's a good idea to not always use 'infinite' (quantity 0), as it can get full and not allow any other items to be received.

In the above I've set to send 10 dirty water to the greenhouse to water the plants, when the greenhouse uses 1 unit, this factory will send another unit to top it up to 10 again. Drinking water is sent to the habitat (essential for colonists!)

It's a good idea to name all your inventories and modules properly, so that you know you're sending items to the correct place, so sending things to "heater module" doesn't help you later, renaming the heater module to "bread maker" will help you!

In the image, you see I've set Hydrogen and Oxygen to 0, this does not mean send none, it sends all of it until the tank is full, this is probably the only use of sending everything, as tanks can only store one gas or liquid at a time.
Hay Bale Craft MLG

## Description

The **Hay Bale Craft MLG** is an MLG consisting of crafting an Hay Bale mid-air and MLG with it.

## Practice

To practice this MLG, you can place a crafting table and step on it, give yourself 9 wheat, fall, craft the Hay Bale with the recipe book while falling and mlg with it.

## Variants

* Hay Bale MLG
* Dream Hay Bale Levitation Clutch
Controls & Keyboard shortcuts

### Movement

Walking around uses the standard W A S D or arrow keys, if you press SHIFT you will run

### Inventory transfers

When clicking the "<>" button to transfer items from player's inventory to another inventory, holding SHIFT will transfer the whole stack, so long as it will fit, holding CONTROL will transfer 10 items at a time, again, so long as there is room for it, holding neither will transfer one at a time.

### Mouse mode

To toggle between movement mode and mouse-pointy mode, press the TAB key

### Main keys

Keys are currently hard assigned, in later versions you'll be able to assign them to other keys, here are the current/default key assignments:

* Q - Pick up a resource off the ground (you can hold it down while looking to pick up lots of items quickly)
* E - Open your inventory. If you look at a module or storage when pressing E, you will get split-screen player/other inventory for transferring items
* R - Equip your space drill for cutting trees, harvesting Moldavite crystals and mining ore
* T - Equip your compass, handy for navigating, the needle points North
* C - Start connecting electrical poles, look at a pole and press C, then look at another pole and press C again to join them together
* F - Access a control panel of a Module or Building
* H - toggles your helmet light
* J - toggles your jetpack (You require Hydrogen gas in your inventory)

### Placing, rotating and removing

In your inventory next to each item that can be placed is a 'Put' button, press that and you'll see a green box appear, left click to place the item. Most items can be rotated, to do that, press the middle mouse button, a BLUE box will appear, look at the item and left click to rotate by 90 degrees, right click to exit doing that. Right click and a RED box will appear, look at the item and left click to remove that item, you'll find it in your inventory.

### Game Controller

Once you board the helicopter, a game controller is required to fly it. It should work with PS3 and X-Box controllers and probably others. You cannot control it using the keyboard, as it would be very complicated and awkward to fly.

* Left analogue lever - Collective, lifts the helicopter up or whatever direction the blades are pointing up
* Left joystick - Roll and Pitch (left & right roll, up and down to pitch forward and backward)
* Right joystick - Yaw. The helicopter may pitch and roll too, so you'll need to use the left joystick to correct your orientation too.

To fly, start the engine, when it's up to speed, ease the collective lever to lift the helicopter off the ground, then push forward on the left joystick to pitch forward, this will push the helicopter forward and increase speed. To slow down, simply level the helicopter and you will come to a stop. You can slide along the ground a bit to slow you down too!

Stay away from mountains, weird things happen to the flight
Mining

### Hand-Mining

Press 'R' to pull out your space drill, you can use it to chop trees, cut Moldavite crystals and mine ore (Coal, Iron, Copper etc), simply look at the thing you want to mine and hold-down the left mouse button, an on-screen indicator will show you how much you now have.

### Auto-mining

Purchase a 'Mine-O-Matic' from your local alien town's "Factory Supply depot", not all towns have one of those, so you might have to explore to find one. Also, they may be temporary out of stock, so try again another day. You can also buy one using a S.H.I.T (Space Hyper-fast Internet Terminal), which can buy from this store too (when in stock). To use it, place it down so it's as close to an ore out-crop as you can, the laser beam is angled so should be easy to place. It will need a Medium Voltage Electricity supply to operate. It will mine up the entire patch. Like most machines, it has a logistics system, so you can send the ore to a local Cargo landing pad.

You can also use this device to mine other things in **some** of the biomes, place it down anywhere, so it has a clear view of the ground and it will mine up specific resources

* Woodland: Compost
* Desert: Silica sand
* Bog: Peat
* Glacial: Saltwater ice
* Taiga: Freshwater ice
* Volcanic: Natural gas

### Deep Core Mining

The "Core miner" will cost you 500 blue coins, place it anywhere and it will mine up "Core fragments", you can then put these fragments into a "Granulator" to grind it up into a variety of ores. You can then process the ores as you would normally.
Aesthetigender Flag

The flag representing the aesthetigender community. The blue represents masculine genders, orange represents a personal touch since the gender is personal, and pink represents feminine genders. The star represents the gender being unique and personal while the color of it represents that the gender is non-binary. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag.

## Other Names

Aesthetgender, aesthetegender, videgender
Original Trisexual Flag

The original flag representing trisexuality. The blue represents attraction to men or masculinity, yellow represents attraction to non-binary people, and pink represents attraction to women or femininity. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag. The flag was replaced with the new trisexual flag because this one implies that there are only three genders and the creator said it was an alternative for pansexual.
Oriented AroAce Flag

The flag representing the oriented AroAce community. The dark blue represents shared "aroace-ness", the grey represents affiliation with the wider ace and aro communities (it is also tinted with a blue that is right between purple for the asexual flag and green for the aromantic flag), the white represents the orientations within the community, and the teal green represents non-romantic/non-sexual attraction.
Caillou

*Caillou Marcel Anderson* is the main character and the overall main protagonist of the series. He was created by Les Editions Chouette in the 90s and was brought to YouTube by producer Aiden Boudreau. He is known to be a troublemaking type of kid, and is known to be a piece of crap. He is much hated by most of the staff at the Mill Park Elementary School, like Ms. Green and Ms. Martin but is a very popular kid with the students.

He is voiced by the Acapela Group digital voice, Rod.

## Overview

Throughout the series, Caillou appears to be a troublemaker, indicated by the people around him, including his parents and teacher. He appears to be around 4 years old.

He usually sits next to Scott in the classroom.

## Personality

Caillou is a very mischievous troublemaker who has a few anger management issues and is a little bit over-exhilarant, with features of being a piece of crap too.

## Description

Due to Plotagon Logic, Caillou's appearance is the exact same size as all the other characters in the series. He wears a yellow t-shirt and blue shorts, and red shoes. He is bald, with pale skin, and brown eyes.
Disability Flag

The flag representing the disabled community. The flag has been changed from its popular counterpart in order to be accommodating of those with visual sensory issues by straightening the lines and making the colors less saturated. The colors of the stripes represent, from left to right, physical disabilities, neurodiversity, invisible and undiagnosed disabilities, emotional and psychiatric disabilities, and sensory disabilities. The grey represents the mourning and rage for victims of ableist violence and abuse. It also references the Jolly Roger flag which represents the determination to steal their lives back from the authorities who opress them. The final thing that the grey represents is the Nazi Black Triangle badge which has been reclaimed by the disabled community to protest the government’s austerity measures against the disabled. The diagonal direction of the colors reference traditional flags of former colonies which represented breaking free from colonial powers as a metaphor for the way the lives of disabled people have been colonized by different establishments.

1. ↑ https://capri0mni.dreamwidth.org/837596.html
2. ↑ https://capricorn-0mnikorn.tumblr.com/post/655902600861990912/hrhthebirthdayprincess-thebibliosphere
3. ↑ https://capri0mni.dreamwidth.org/792638.html
Caillou Gets Grounded Wiki

**Welcome to the Caillou Gets Grounded Wiki!**
Explore the world with Caillou and the troublemakers, only on Aiden Boudreau's YouTube Channel.

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Twisting Vine MLG

The **Twisting Vine MLG** consists of placing a Twisting Vine beneath you to cancel fall damage.

## Practice

Make a tower about 10 blocks high and give yourself Twisting Vines, then fall the tower and place the Twisting Vine when you're about to touch the ground.

## Variants

No known variant of the **Twisting Vine MLG** yet.
Original Kingender Flag

The original flag representing the kingender community. The meaning of the colors are unknown but the yellow represents non-binary genders. This is a reference to the non-binary flag. The star represents a bridge between worlds which is commonly used by the otherkin community. It is also referred to as the elven star. The symbol on the right is the Theta-Delta symbol, which is commonly used to represent therianthropy.
Demigirl Flag 2

An alternative flag representing the demigirl community. The pink represents femininity, the lavender is a traditional color for queer or non-binary genders, the white includes everyone because it has all colors or because it is blank, and the dark chartreuse is a traditional color for neutral or agender people. It is a reference to the genderqueer flag.
Lunarian Flag

The flag representing the lunarian community. The shades of purple represent the varying levels in which people can be/experience being lunarian, yellow represents the non-binary nature of those represented by this flag, black represents everyone that has no gender, and grey represents the varying degrees in which people can experience gender. The symbol is the moon, which has been associated with femininity in many cultures and belief systems. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag.
Polygender Flag

The flag representing the polygender community. The blue and pink represent masculinity and femininity, and those who feel partially male or female, yellow represents genders outside the binary, black represents those who feel partially agender, and grey represents those whose gender or genders change or fluctuate.
Pride Flag Wiki

**Welcome to the Pride Flag Wiki!**
A collection of all pride flags and their meaning or origin.

## Disclaimers

Having a pride flag on this wiki does not mean it is valid or that people support it, this is simply a collection of pride flags no matter what they represent.

Not all pride flags or links are family friendly.

## Common Flags

Modern LGBTQ+ FlagProgress FlagLesbian FlagGay Man FlagBisexual FlagPansexual FlagTransgender FlagAsexual FlagAromantic FlagNon-Binary FlagAgender FlagGenderfluid FlagIntersex Flag

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
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* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

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Autistic Pride Flag

A common flag used by many on the autism spectrum, designed by Autistic Empire. The infinity symbol represents neurodiversity, the rainbow represents the pride movement. Gold is used by autistic advocates as the chemical symbol for gold is Au (from the Latin aurum). Gold is promoted as an alternative to non-autistic-led groups designating colours such as blue as a symbol for autism.
Fa'afafine Flag

The flag representing the fa'afafine community. The design and colors are based on the SOFIAS logo. The hibiscus symbol was also chosen because of the logo and because hibiscus are traditionally associated with tropical islands like the Samoas, and pink ones in particular are associated with femininity and fa'afafines.
AroAllo Flag

The flag representing the aroallo community. The green was taken from the aromantic flag and the gold was chosen because its the opposite of purple (which is a reference to the asexual flag) on the color wheel. The colors represent, from top to bottom, the aromantic community, lack of attraction, diversity of sexuality, relationships of all kinds, and inherent wholeness and worth.

## Other Names

Aromantic allosexual, alloaro, aro allo, allo aro
Aceflux Flag

The flag representing the aceflux community. The flag is a redesign of the original aceflux flag. The red represents allosexuals and purple represents asexuals, which is a reference to the asexual flag. The gradient represents how aceflux individuals can fluctuate between asexual identities or allosexuality.
Solarian Flag

The flag representing the solarian community. The shades of orange represent the varying levels in which people can be/experience being solarian, yellow represents the non-binary nature of those represented by this flag, black represents everyone that has no gender, and grey represents the varying degrees in which people can experience gender. The symbol is the sun, which has been associated with masculinity in many cultures and belief systems. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag.
Pride Constellation Flag

The flag representing the fight and victory for marriage equality across all states in the USA. It is the original LGBTQ+ flag with a blue canton with fifty white stars to represent all of the states. For every state that legalized same-sex marriage, another star would be painted pink. The pink is a different pink than the first stripe is. The stars were later changed from being next to others of the same color, to the order of when the state was admitted into the Union, starting from the top left corner of the canton. After some time, all of the stars were painted pink due to same-sex marriage being legal in all of the USA.
Hijra Flag 2

An alternative flag representing the hijra community. The flag is based on Ardhanarishvara, a deity that is half-man and half-woman and is a combination of Lord Shiva and his consort Parvati. The head symbolizes this deity, with the white half representing Lord Shiva, the green half representing Parvati, and the middle representing Ardhanarishvara themselves. The yellow ring is intended to be a necklace, which are usually worn for protection and good luck in India. This represents protection for hijras. The background color was chosen to be ambiguous, similiar to the ambiguity of being hijra, since it either looks like pink or dark red depending on how you look at it.
Lipstick Lesbian Flag

The flag representing the lipstick lesbian community. The meaning of the colors are unknown, but it can be assumed the colors are meant to represent femininity. This flag has gained controversy due to the fact that it's similar to the cougar flag which was made before it. The creator of the flag has also said things which were racist, biphobic, and other offensive things. It has also lost its popularity because it doesn't represent every lesbian.
Lithromantic Flag

The flag representing the lithromantic community. The colors represent, from top to bottom, feeling attraction, the aromantic spectrum (this is a reference to the green in the aromantic flag), a filler color without meaning, somewhere in between attraction and non-attraction, and another filler color.
Cougar Flag

The flag representing the cougar community. The flag was designed to draw attention to the ongoing issue of ageism and sexism in women’s sexuality. It can be assumed that the colors were chosen to represent femininity. The creator stated that the flag was tongue-in-cheek, which is why it is in the satirical category.
Saddle MLG

A saddle MLG on a Strider

## Description

The **Saddle MLG** consists to put a saddle on a mob and ride the mob while falling to save your fall damage.

## Practice

You can use the command */summon pig ~ ~ ~ {NoAI:1}* to summon a pig that will not move so you can easily practice the **Saddle MLG** on it. You can also do it with a Strider, Skeleton Horse and the upcoming camels.

## Variants

* Fishing rod + Saddle MLG
* Horse MLG
Omnisexual Flag

The flag representing omnisexuality. The light pink and light blue represents the gender spectrum, pink represents attraction to femininity and women, blue represents attraction to masculinity and men, and dark purple represents attraction to people whose gender falls outside of the categories listed previously.
Alterous Flag

The flag representing alterous attraction. The yellow represents platonic attraction, grey represents the grey area between romantic and platonic attraction, pink represents affection, and red represents romantic attraction. The yellow and red are muted to represent how alterous attraction is not platonic or romantic.
Fourth LGBTQ+ Flag

The fourth flag representing the queer community. The flag has the same colors as the original LGBTQ+ flag but with a white stripe in the middle. The white represents all colors (human diversity in terms of religion, gender, sex preferences, ethnicities), and peace and union among all. It was unveiled during a parade called Love Fest.
Queerplatonic Flag

The flag representing queerplatonic relationships. The yellow represents aromantic individuals and aromantic relationships, pink represents light romance things, white represents allosexual individuals in queerplatonic relationships, grey represents greysexuality and greyromanticism, and black represents asexuality, which is a reference to the asexual flag.
Enbian Flag

The flag representing the enbian community. The background represents how no two non-binary genders are exactly alike, but they can all exist together under one umbrella term, as long as the differences between them are acknowledged. The moon represents how people's feelings and self-perception can change over time. It also represents the fluid nature of gender and how it can change, like a cycle. The crescent shape represents how their identity must be concealed or hidden from people that would wish them harm. The white circle represents how we, as a society, understand gender but cannot explain how we know our genders.
Demiboy Flag

The flag representing the demiboy community. The exact meaning of the colors were never explained by the creator, but it is assumed that the blue represents masculinity or manhood, the gray represents partial connection to masculinity or manhood, and the white represents being agender or non-binary identities.
Aftgender Flag

The flag representing the aftgender community. The indigo represents inner balance and self-love, tan represents duality and oneness, and light pink represents health and love. The size of the indigo represents that aftgender people are often mostly cisgender, but just desire to change their bodies.
Diamoric Flag

The flag representing the diamoric community. The green represents those who are non-binary, and the white is there to match the achillean and sapphic flags. The purple myrtle in the middle is a reference to the Greek gods Aphrodite and Adonis, because some argue that their relationship is diamoric.
Greygender Flag

The flag representing the greygender community. The grey represents the spectrum of experience this identity covers, since people identifying as greygender might feel gender to a lesser or greater degree than one another, blue represents graygender as an identity and experience (which the creator compared to deep ocean water: calm but it still has a subtle fluidity and variation, and because it’s darker deep below the surface it’s harder to determine what’s going on in it, but it’s still beautiful and full of interesting and mysterious things), and white represents the purity and validity of greygender people and their experiences.
Demiboy Flag 2

An alternative flag representing the demiboy community. The blue represents masculinity, the lavender is a traditional color for queer or non-binary genders, the white includes everyone because it has all colors or because it is blank, and the dark chartreuse is a traditional color for neutral or agender people. It is a reference to the genderqueer flag.
Polyamorous Flag

The flag representing the polyamorous community. The blue represents the openness and honesty of all parties involved in the relationships, the red represents love and passion, the black represents solidarity with those who must hide their polyamorous relationships from the outside world, and the pi symbol represents infinite love amongst partners.
Neutrois Flag

The flag representing the neutrois community. The white is for neutral, unidentified, or questioning gender. Dark chartreuse green was chosen because it is the complementary color of lavender, which is a mixture of blue and pink to represent males and females. This symbolizes that this gender is not male, female, or a mix of them. This color seems to be based on the genderqueer flag. Black is for being agender or genderless.
Queer Flag

The flag that specifically represents the queer community, which is different from the modern LGBTQ+ flag which wasn't originally intended to cover all queer identities. The pinks and blues represent same-gender attraction. Orange and green represents non-binary and gender non-conforming people. Black and white represents asexual, aromantic, and agender people.
Original Pocket Gender Flag

The original flag representing the pocket gender community. The blue represents masculinity and pink represents femininity, which were shaped into figures similar to triangles to represent the varying amounts of masculinity and femininity. Purple represents a mix of both, black represents a lack of either or a mix with some form of genderlessness, and orange represents the maverique community. This is also the first pocket gender flag made.
Acespec Flag

The flag representing the asexual spectrum. The dark blue represents the asexual community and its history and solidarity, purple represents asexuality in all forms, pink represents self-determination, pride in one's identity, and acceptance of yourself and all acespec identities, and cream represents diversity in attraction and experiences throughout the asexual spectrum. The purple is a reference to the asexual flag.

## Other Names

Ace-spec, asexual spectrum, ace spectrum, ace spec
Fraysexual Flag

The flag representing the fraysexual community. The first stripe represents strangers, the second represents acquaintances, the third represents a lack of attraction, and the fourth represents confusion about sexual attraction. Blue was chosen to be complementary to red and yellow which represent romantic and platonic love.

## References

1. ↑ https://pridearchive.tumblr.com/post/93136768691/fraysexual-and-frayromantic-pride
Cause and Effect Machine

**Cause and Effect Machine** is the first segment of the thirty-fourth episode in **Season 1** of Work It Out Wombats!

## Synopsis

Can the Wombats manage to watch their favorite game show AND water a plant for the Shellys at the same time?

## Characters

* Malik
* Zadie
* Zeke
* Super

## Trivia

* TBA

Junior Supers/Measure for Measure • Snout Wash Day/A Super Recipe • Snout and About/Zadie's Shell Shuffle • Special Delivery/Campout Confusion • The Mighty Zeke/Gift for a Fish • Crab Quakes/Hopping Helpers • Brother Day/Cafe Chaos • Me Time/Zadie and the Really Big, Really Loud, Noisy Thing • The Sleepover/Secret Tunnels • Summerween/Make It Snow • Sparkle Pants/Game Changer • Bake It Til You Make It/Zoom In Zadie • Helper for the Day/Racecar Wombats • Talent Turmoil/Zeke's Collection Selection • The Treeborhood Album/Runway Recycling • The Kaya-Tastic Banana-tastic Halo-Halo Split!/Amazing Adventure • A Boxful of Snout/Postcard From Snout • 3,2,1 Lift Off!/Moon Magic • Moo Moo Choo Choo/Lake Bellyflop • JunJun’s Wake-Up Call/Stack 'Em Up • A Sleep Story for Ellie/Super's Super Mug • Color Fun/A Super Invention • A Room of Our Own/Zeke's Fairy Village • A House for Snout/JunJun’s Brain Freeze • Treeborhood Carnaval/Magic Tricky • Malik Gets Muddy/Balloonasaur Delivery • Sticker Monster Storytime/Count to 10! • Zadie to the Rescue/Cake Mistake • Yo-Ho-Ho: A Sandwich for Mr. E/Balloonie for Youie • Treeborhood Harvest Day/The Treeborhood Thankfulness Stew • Sammy's Primmo/Sammy Makes a Day • Backwards Day/Patternpalooza • The Treeborhood Parranda/Happy New Acorn Year! • **Cause and Effect Machine**/Riddles of the Treeborhood • The Great Splendito/The Bike Wash • The Lakeview Hotel/Louisa's Home Movie • Tricky Tricky Taiko Drum/Toy Swap Flop • Survey Says/Lost and Found Patrol • Ellie's Island/Buckley's Wombatty Playdate • The Wombat Family Roadtrip • A Super Duper Wombat Whirlgig
Amorplatonic Flag 2

An alternative flag representing the amorplatonic community. The first stripe represents alloromantic orientations and the last stripe represents aro-spec orientations. The three stripes in the middle were taken from the queerplatonic flag and are larger to represent the desire for a queerplatonic relationship.
Genderqueer Flag

The flag representing the genderqueer community. The lavender represents androgyny, and people who identify as a mixture of female and male, the white represents those who are agender, and the dark chartreuse green represents people who identify outside of and without reference to the gender binary.
Greyaromantic Flag

The flag representing the greyaromantic community. The flag is similar to the greyasexual flag. It's unknown what the colors represent but the green is assumed to represent aromanticism which references the aromantic flag, grey represents the transition between aromanticism and alloromanticism, and white represents alloromanticism.

## Other Names

Grayaromantic, greyromantic, grayromantic
Demigender Flag

The flag representing the demigender community. The exact meaning of the colors were never explained by the creator, but it is assumed that the yellow represents being non-binary, the gray represents partial connection to being non-binary, and the white represents being agender or non-binary identities.
Labrys Lesbian Flag

An alternative flag representing the lesbian community. The labrys is an ancient greek double-headed axe used by the Amazons, which has been adopted by feminists as a symbol of women empowerment. The inverted black triangle represents how Nazis would label captured lesbians as "asocial" using this symbol. The rest of the flag is violet because of Sappho's poetry, which is an important piece of lesbian history. The flag hasn't been widely used due to the fact that it was made by a gay man and not a lesbian. Another reason it hasn't been used is because transphobic camps have tried to claim the labrys as a symbol for their campaigns. However, the original flag was never grounded in transphobia. Others decide to not use this flag because of the black triangle and its meaning in history.
Cisgender Female Flag

The flag representing the cisgender female community. The meaning of the colors are unknown but it can be assumed that the pink represents femininity and the symbol is the female symbol. This flag is controversial for the same reasons as the straight flag.

## Other Names

Cis female, cisgender gal, cisgender girl, cisgender woman, cis gal, cis girl, cis woman
Aporagender Flag

The flag representing the aporagender community. The blue and pink were put on opposite sides to represent how the gender is "away" from these colors, with blue representing masculinity and pink representing femininity. Purple represents feeling between male and female. Yellow represents how the gender is nothing like male, female, or both. It is still close to them to show that aporagender is still strongly connected to gender in some way. Yellow is also a color used to symbolize non-binary identities and is used in the non-binary flag. The creator used the Tumblr account pride-flags-for-us which has been changed since the flag was created.
Kingender Flag

The flag representing the kingender community. The meaning of the colors are unknown but it can be assumed that the colors are based on the original kingender flag. The star represents a bridge between worlds which is commonly used by the otherkin community. It is also referred to as the elven star.
Drag Flag

The flag representing the drag community. The purple represents passion for drag, white represents how their bodies become a blank slate to create whatever they choose, and blue represents self-expression and loyalty. The crown represents leadership within the community and the stars represent the many forms of drag.
Paragender Flag

The flag representing the paragender community. The grey represents partial gender, white represents lack of gender, yellow represents being non-binary, and green represents the “near-ness” of paragender since green is close to yellow on the color wheel. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag.
Original Pluralian Flag

The original flag representing the pluralian community. The purple represents neutrality and attraction to multiple genders since pink and blue typically symbolize women and men, white represents neutrality as well as a lack of definitive preference or prioritization amongst one’s attractions, and the yellow petals of the lily represent the inclusion of non-binary genders. The lily was chosen because it can reproduce with all other flowers of their species regardless of sex. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag.
AlloAce Flag

The flag representing the alloace community. The flag was based on the aroallo flag. The reds represent romance, white represents allo people and allo allies, as well as relationships and love, and purple represents asexuality and the asexual community. The purple was taken from the asexual flag.

## Other Names

Alloromantic asexual, aceallo, allo ace, ace allo
QPOC Flag

The flag representing queer people of color (QPOC). The background is the modern LGBTQ+ flag. The symbol in the center represents solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. The black community and the queer community have had many historical ties with one another, the most popular example being the Stonewall Inn Riots. The different shades of the fist symbolize diversity in skin colors.
Rubber Flag

The flag representing members of the rubber and latex fetish community. The black color represents lust for the look and feel for shiny black rubber, the red represents blood passion for rubber and rubbermen, and yellow highlights the drive for intense rubber play and fantasies. The flag also has a kink in it, referencing the kink for rubber and latex.
Nociswomasexual Flag

The flag representing nociswomasexuality. The first four colors represent being comfortable with other genders or people besides cisgender women, and pink represents discomfort or unwillingness to have a relationship with a cisgender woman. The flag was picked from a scraps folder by an anonymous user.
Quoiromantic Flag

The flag representing the quoiromantic community. The black represents asexuality and aromanticism, green represents the harmony of platonic and romantic attraction, turquoise represents emotion and all the different feelings that come with merged attraction, and grey represents confusion or fuzziness for different types of attraction.
Arospec Flag

The flag representing the aromantic spectrum. The colors represent, from top to bottom, aromanticism in all forms, diversity in attraction and experiences throughout the aromantic spectrum, the aromantic community and its history, pride in one's identity and acceptance of yourself and others, and independence, autonomy, and self-determination in one's identity. The green is a reference to the aromantic flag.

## Other Names

Aro-spec, aromantic spectrum, aro spectrum, aro spec
Aroflux Flag

The flag representing the aroflux community. The flag is a redesign of the original aroflux flag. The red represents alloromantics and green represents aromantics, which is a reference to the aromantic flag. The gradient represents how aroflux individuals can fluctuate between aromantic identities or alloromanticism.
Demigirl Flag

The flag representing the demigirl community. The exact meaning of the colors were never explained by the creator, but it is assumed that the pink represents femininity or womanhood, the gray represents partial connection to femininity or womanhood, and the white represents being agender or non-binary identities.
Pupgender Flag

The flag representing the pupgender community. The green represents energy and livelihood, white represents softness and innocence, yellow represents playfulness, orange represents creativity and youthfulness, and blue represents calmness and tranquility. The symbol, a paw print, represents autism awareness and acknowledges/honors the common correlation between xenogenders and neurodivergency.
New Pride Flag

An alternative flag representing the queer community, trans people, and people of color. This flag was created after the progress flag because the creator worried the flag might be exploiting the design of the flag of Puerto Rico which has a similar layout. The black and brown represents people of color. White, pink, and blue represent trans people because they are the colors of the transgender flag.
Novisexual Flag

The flag representing novisexuality. The blues represent the varying stages of clarity people might experience, orange represents individuality and the unique nature of a sexuality too confusing for the person themselves to even understand, green represents those who are novisexual and also fall on the aromantic or asexual spectrum, and white represents all sexualities being present in a mix or blend, similar to how white is a combination of all colors.
Novosexual Flag 3

An alternative flag representing novosexuality. The pink represents women and feminine leaning people, yellow represents non-binary people, blue represents men and masculine leaning people, and white represents transition. The arrows also represent transition. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag.
Queer Chevron Flag

The chevron flag that specifically represents the queer community, which is different from the modern LGBTQ+ flag which wasn't originally intended to cover all queer identities. Tumblr user officialqueer suggested using lavender because it has historically been used as a queer color. Tumblr user vaspider suggested the chevron shape which represents how queer people defy conventions and classifications. The white background represents white light, which is a combination of all the colors of the rainbow. It was also changed to not pure white to help with sensory issues. The design took input from the zigzag flag. The chevron was also designed to be reminiscent of militaristic imagery to remind people of their pride in the "radical anti-assimilation of queer identity."
Demifluid Flag

The flag representing the demifluid community. It can be assumed that the flag is based off of the demiboy and demigirl flag. It can also be assumed that the gradient represents fluidity, with the pink representing femininity, yellow representing non-binary identities (as used in the non-binary flag), and blue representing masculinity, but these things are unconfirmed.
Original AroAce Flag

The original flag representing the aroace community. The blue represents the aroace identity as well as the spectrum of aroace identities and experiences. The hue is between green for the aromantic flag and purple for the asexual flag, and is taken from the oriented AroAce flag. This, and the number of stripes, is meant to link it to the aromantic flag. Yellow represents love and relationships that exist outside of conventional and amatonormative ideas of romantic and sexual relationships. Pink represents passion, used here to represent how we can experience connections, intimacy, relationships, emotions, everything intensely and fully, even with the absence of romantic and sexual attraction. Purple represents independence, which is used to represent aroaces who are aplatonic, nonamorous (not wanting to form a romantic relationship, regardless of romantic orientation), or are otherwise not seeking a committed partnership, and how we are all whole on our own. It is also used to link to the asexual flag. The flag was replaced with the new AroAce flag to include AroAces who don’t split their attraction, explaining the lack of purple and green.
Non-Binary Woman Flag

The flag representing the non-binary woman community. The red represents being female, yellow represents being non-binary, and orange represents a mixture of the two. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag. The flag was picked from a scraps folder by an anonymous user.

## Other Names

Nonbinary woman, Non-binary girl, Nonbinary girl, Girlby
Catgender Flag

The flag representing the catgender community. The colors represent, from top to bottom, masculine-leaning catgender individuals, the feline/cat-like feeling that comes with being catgender, unaligned catgender individuals, gender non-conformity and gender non-conforming catgender individuals, and feminine-leaning catgender individuals. The cat symbol represents unity and solidarity with other xenogender individuals.
Disability Flag 2

An alternative flag representing the disabled community. The colors of the stripes represent, from left to right, emotional and psychiatric disabilities, neurodiversity, invisible and undiagnosed disabilities, physical disabilities, and sensory disabilities. The black represents the mourning and rage for victims of ableist violence and abuse. It also references the Jolly Roger flag which represents the determination to steal their lives back from the authorities who opress them. The final thing that the black represents is the Nazi Black Triangle badge which has been reclaimed by the disabled community to protest the government’s austerity measures against the disabled. The diagonal direction of the colors reference traditional flags of former colonies which represented breaking free from colonial powers as a metaphor for the way the lives of disabled people have been colonized by different establishments. The zig-zag pattern represents how disabled people must navigate around the way that society is structured.

## References

1. ↑ https://capri0mni.dreamwidth.org/837596.html
2. ↑ https://capri0mni.dreamwidth.org/792638.html
Modern LGBTQ+ Flag

The most popular design of a flag representing the queer community. The turquoise and indigo were replaced with blue. The flag lost a stripe in order to decorate street lamps along a parade route and the design stuck around afterwards. The red represents life, orange represents healing, yellow represents sunlight, green represents nature, blue represents serenity, and violet represents spirit.
Progress Flag

The flag representing the progress that has been made within the queer community to include more communities such as marginalized people of color, trans people, and people living with HIV/AIDS and those who have been lost. The flag is a redesign of the philadelphia LGBTQ+ flag and the transgender flag. According to the creator, the arrow points to the right to show forward movement, while being along the left edge shows that progress still needs to be made.
AroAce Flag

The flag representing the aroace community. The orange represents community and was picked because it's in between purple (representing the asexual flag) and green (representing the aromantic flag) on the color wheel but on the opposite side, yellow represents love and relationships that exist outside of conventional and amatonormative ideas of romantic and sexual relationships, white represents wholeness, used to represent AroAces who are aplatonic, nonamorous, or otherwise not seeking a committed partnership, and also how we are all whole people on our own, and the shades of blue represent the AroAce identity and its spectrum. The blue was also chosen because it's in between purple and green, which is an idea taken from Tumblr user biaroace.

## Other Names

Aromantic asexual, acearo, aro ace, ace aro
Abimefluid Flag

The flag representing the abimefluid community. The meaning of the colors are unknown but it can be assumed that they are a combination of the abimegender, abimeboy, and abimegirl flag. It can also be assumed that the gradient represents fluidity.

## References

1. ↑ https://pride-color-schemes.tumblr.com/post/147164768529/abimegender
Kat

**Kat** is the wife of **Kit,** the mother of **Carly, Cece, and Clyde,** and a supporting character in Work It Out Wombats!

## Appearance

Kat is a green crab who wears an orange shirt and denim overalls. She also wears red cat-eye glasses.

## Personality

Timid, laconic, and always together, Kat and Kit parent their three young kids in their sandcastle home (at the base of the Treeborhood) while also tending the community garden. She and Kit are easily startled, though, especially by the Wombats, who are often stopping by to borrow a tool or say hello. Once a week, they let it rip at their tap dancing lesson with **Quique.**

## Trivia

* Her voice actress, Athena Karkanis, also voiced Aviva Corcovado in Wild Kratts.
Original Novosexual Flag

The original flag representing novosexuality. The white represents neutrality or neutral attraction, pink represents attraction to femininity and feminine genders, blue represents attraction to masculinity and masculine genders, and the outer colors represent all other orientations. The rainbow heart represents the attraction spectrum.
Penultisexual Flag 2

An alternative flag representing penultisexuality. The dark grey represents the lack of attraction to one's own gender identity, grey represents genderfluid people whose attraction changes with their gender, white represents non-binary genders, pink represents binary genders as well as feminine and masculine-aligned genders, blue represents oneself, and green represents xenic genders.
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Barry Fuzzman

Fuzzman is the main antagonist of the Chris Crab franchise.

He made his first appearance in The Homework, where he attempts to get Chris into trouble.

,where he tried to get Chris into trouble by allowisbehave as well as getting Chris punished g him to mi.

Despite being the main antagonist, he doesn't appear in some episodes.
Cupioromantic Flag

The flag representing the cupioromantic community. The cupiosexual flag was flipped upside down just like the aromantic flag was the flipped asexual flag. Another stripe was added to match how the aromantic flag has one more strip than the asexual flag. The pink was changed to peach to show that the desired relationship type is romantic, instead of sexual.
Kelsie and Kaylee Crab

## Kelsie and Kaylee Crab

The twin sisters: Kelsie (left) and Kaylee (right)

### Full nane

* Kelsie Crab
* Kaylee Crab

### Appearance

* (Kaylee) yellow sweater with black jeans
* (Kelsie) black sweater with pink tights

### Family/Relatives

* Uncle Frank (father)
* Aunt Sally (mother)
* Chip Crab (older brother)
* Each other (sisters)
* Chris Crab (cousin)
* Angelica Crab (cousin)
* Dave Crab (uncle)
* Ann Crab (aunt)

Kelsie and Kaylee Crab are both minor characters in Chris Crab.

They are 9 years old.
Stellarian Flag

The flag representing the stellarian community. The shades of green represent the varying levels in which people can be/experience being stellarian, yellow represents the non-binary nature of those represented by this flag, black represents everyone that has no gender, and grey represents the varying degrees in which people can experience gender. The stars represent the infinite amount of genders, similar to the infinite amount of stars. The yellow is a reference to the non-binary flag.
Puppy Flag

The flag representing the puppy play fetish and its community. It is based off of the leather flag. The white stripe is bigger to represent the community's diversity. The bone represents the puppy’s loving and non-judgmental heart. The stripes are at an angle to represent a new direction. The design had input from over 1,000 people.
Lithsexual Flag

The flag representing lithsexuality. It is also known as the lithosexual or akoisexual flag. The colors represent, from top to bottom, community (since red represents leadership, life, and sensitivity), lith-ness, varied relationships (since yellow often represents friendship, loyalty, and honor), romanticism and sexuality, and aromanticism and asexuality.