Critter System
The Critter System is a gender system that encompasses genders which specify the “type” of genders one collects.
Common Definitions
| “ | a system of genders which specifies which “type” of genders you collect! | ” |
–pupyzu, 2021[1] | ||
Genders
Genders in this system include:
Sets of 1
- Syllfelis: when one only collects feminine genders; associated with cats
- Syllcanis: when one only collects masculine genders; associated with dogs
- Syllacer: when one only collects neutral/agender genders; associated with lizards
- Syllpoda: when one only collects pan/omni genders; associated with snails
- Syllanura: when one only collects fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with frogs
- Syllvulpa: when one only collects xenogenders; associated with foxes
Sets of 2
- Syllcrice: when one only collects masculine and feminine genders; associated with hamsters
- Syllstrigi: when one only collects masculine and neutral genders; associated with owls
- Syllrhopa: when one only collects masculine and pan/omni genders; associated with butterflies
- Syllinna: when one only collects masculine and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with goats
- Syllovis: when one only collects masculine and xenic genders; associated with sheep
- Syllapis: when one only collects feminine and neutral genders; associated with bees
- Syllsphen: when one only collects feminine and pan/omni genders; associated with penguins
- Sylldelphis: when one only collects feminine and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with dolphins
- Syllacanum: when one only collects feminine and xenogenders; associated with axolotls
- Syllculus: when one only collects neutral and xenic genders; associated with rabbits
- Syllcorvi: when one only collects neutral and pan/omni genders; associated with crows
- Syllcolum: when one only collects neutral and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with doves
- Syllequus: when one only collects xenogenders and fluix/flux/fluix genders; associated with horses
- Syllmus: when one only collects xenogenders and pan/omni genders; associated with mice
Sets of 3
- Syllsitta: when one only collects masculine, feminine and neutral genders; associated with parrots
- Syllanati: when one only collects masculine, feminine, and pan/omni genders; associated with ducks
- Syllciuri: when one only collects masculine, feminine and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with squirrels
- Syllceta: when one only collects masculine, feminine and xenogenders; associated with whales
- Syllepid: when one only collects masculine, neutral, and pan/omni genders; associated with moths
- Syllutri: when one only collects masculine, neutral and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with otters
- Syllmelan: when one only collects masculine, neutral and xenogenders; associated with pandas
- Syllvilut: when one only collects feminine, neutral and pan/omni genders; associated with seals
- Syllupus: when one only collects feminine, neutral and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with wolves
- Syllchiro: when one only collects feminine, neutral and xenogenders; associated with bats
- Sylleo: when one only collects feminine, pan/omni and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with lions
- Syllcervi: when one only collects feminine, pan/omni and xenogenders; associated with deer
- Sylltestu: when one only collects feminine, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with turtles
- Syllcuvier: when one only collects masculine, pan/omni and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with crocodiles
- Syllsuri: when one only collects masculine, pan/omni and xenogenders; associated with meerkats
- Syllacci: when one only collects masculine, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with hawks
- Syllcastor: when one only collects neutral, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with beavers
- Syllamel: when one only collects neutral, fluid/flux/fluix and pan/omni genders; associated with camels
- Syllani: when one only collects neutral, pan/omni and xenogenders; associated with chinchillas
- Syllfoli: when one only collects pan/omni, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with sloths
Sets of 4
- Syllocto: when one only collects masculine, feminine, neutral and pan/omni genders; associated with octopuses
- Syllaeetus: when one only collects masculine, feminine, neutral and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with eagles
- Sylltigris: when one only collects masculine, feminine, neutral and xenogenders; associated with tigers
- Syllciner: when one only collects masculine, pan/omni, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with koalas
- Syllbrach: when one only collects feminine, pan/omni, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with crabs
- Syllpici: when one only collects neutral, fluid/flux/fluix, pan/omni and xenogenders; associated with woodpeckers
- Sylldidel: when one only collects masculine, neutral, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with possums
- Sylljuba: when one only collects feminine, neutral, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with cheetahs
- Syllformi: when one only collects masculine, feminine, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with ants
- Syllerin: when one only collects masculine, neutral, pan/omni and xenogenders; associated with hedgehogs
- Syllsypo: when one only collects feminine, neutral, pan/omni and xenogenders; associated with armadillos
Sets of 5
- Syllarva: when one only collects masculine, feminine, neutral, pan/omni and fluid/flux/fluix genders; associated with caterpillars
- Syllful: when one only collects masculine, feminine, neutral, pan/omni and xenogenders; associated with red pandas
- Syllursus: when one only collects masculine, feminine, neutral, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with bears
- Syllfuro: when one only collects masculine, feminine, pan/omni, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with ferrets
- Sylltinus: when one only collects feminine, neutral, pan/omni, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with platypi
- Syllela: when one only collects masculine, neutral, pan/omni, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with elephants
Sets of 6
- Syllpavo: When one collects masculine, feminine, neutral, pan/omni, fluid/flux/fluix and xenogenders; associated with peacocks
Extras / Later Additions
- Syllmaele: when one is fluid between multiple critter system terms; associated with iguanas
- Syllteuth: when one fluctuates between multiple critter system terms; associated with squids
- Syllrubru: when one finds genders one relates to and feels like they could possibly be in the future so one collects that said gender, just in case; associated with koi fish
- Syllcoccin: when one only collects genders that are female in nature; associated with ladybugs
- Sylldino: when one only collects genders that are male in nature; associated with dinosaurs
- Syllfringilic: when one only collects genders that are autistic/autigender in nature; associated with finches
- Syllmarm: when one only collects genders that are queer in nature; associated with marmots
- Syllnocero: when one only collects genders that are neurogenders in nature; associated with narwhals
- Syllbetta: when one only collects genders that are unaligned in nature; associated with betta fish
- Sylldrago: when one only collects genders that are otherkin in nature; associated with dragons
- Syllscorp: when one only collects genders that are void in nature; associated with scorpions
- Syllpasseri: when one only collects kenochoric in nature genders; associated with songbirds
- Syllereth: when one only collects genders that are confusing in nature; associated with hedgehogs
- Syllcyon: when one only collects gender that are autumn in nature; associated with raccoons
- Syllphon: when one only collects genders that are princely in nature, associated with gryphons
- Syllunis: when one only collects genders that are princess-ly in nature, associated with unicorns
- Syllnix: when one only collects genders that are royal in nature, associated with phoenixes
History
The critter system was coined on February 19th, 2021, by Tumblr user pupyzu.[1]