Magnusarchivesgender is a gender related to the horror-fiction podcast The Magnus Archives. It is a fictigender. This gender may be a gender only experienced while listening to The Magnus Archives and/or a gender that is connected to the Magnus Archives characters and/or universe. There are many subcategories of Magnusarchivesgender including:
Entitygender/ Dreadpowergender: in which someone’s gender is connected in some way to one or more of the 15 entities/dread powers (the buried, the dark, the corruption, the desolation, the end, the eye, the flesh, the hunt, the lonely, the slaughter, the spiral, the stranger, the vast, the web, the extinction). The connection to this could be aesthetic making it an aesthetigender or could be any other kind of connection (this goes for most if not all of the subcategories of magnusarchivesgender so this will not be repeated). You can use any pronouns you’d like if you use this gender but often you will use neopronouns that correlate to the entity/dread power your gender is associated with. For example; for the eye you would use eye/eyeself pronouns
Archivalstaffgender/Archivalgendender: in which someone’s gender is connected in some way the the archival staff and/or archival assistants. This could mean you are connecte dot their death (if they have died), their life, their personality, or their aesthetic making this a possible aesthetigender
Martingender/Martinblackwoodgender/: in which someone’s gender is connected in some way to the character of Martin Blackwood in The Magnus Archives.
Jonathangender/Jonathansimsgender/Thearchivistgender: in which someone’s gender is connected in some way to the character of Jonathan Sims in The Magnus Archives.
Daisytonnergender/Alicetonnergender: in which someone’s gender is connected in some way to the character of Alice “Daisy” Tonner in The Magnus Archives.
Basiragender/Basirahussaingender: in which someone’s gender is connected in some way to the character of Basira Hussain in The Magnus Archives.
Timgender/Timothystokergender: in which someone’s gender is connected in some way to the character of Timothy Stoker in The Magnus Archives.