u/NormalGuy103

He was about the size of a dime, barely ever see bees that big so I had to snap a photo

With Pride Month right around the corner I want to put the spotlight on the bi/pan characters of this sub, regardless of the gender of their partner if they are in a relationship.

Adrianna is bisexual and is shown throughout the story being attracted to or flustered by both men and women. She’s very shy and meek so she rarely says anything to the people she finds attractive. Here she is pictured with Valerius, the man she eventually goes on to marry.

Hama - Avatar: The Last Airbender - She was taken as a POW during the 100 Years War and was kept in squalid conditions, probably tortured, so when she learns to bend the water in peoples’ blood and uses that power to escape it’s understandable to use it on people involved in the fighting and oppression of the rest of the world. Afterwards she settles in a small village and uses her power to kidnap civilians who have no part in the fighting and that’s what makes her a villain.

Superman - Injustice: Gods Among Us - Everything starts when The Joker uses Scarecrow’s fear toxin to trick Superman into killing a pregnant Lois Lane who had a detonator surgically implanted in her that triggered when her heart stopped, setting off a bomb hidden in the middle if Metropolis. Grief-stricken, Superman goes and murders The Joker in the middle of Batman’s interrogation. Joker had just murdered millions of people and proved himself too dangerous to be left alive, so Superman killing him is kind of understandable, but he turns into a tyrannical dictator executing criminals as he sees fit which is taking it way too far.

Art by the amazing u/Majestic-Class-1240

This is Adrianna Halyard, a Priestess in service to the Goddess Solara and an absolute sweetheart. She lived a peaceful, sheltered childhood so it’s no wonder she chose to become a healer when she grew up.

Now I wanna see all your characters who are just the sweetest, most wholesome people.