Gender variant Final Fantasy characters

Sorceress Adel from FFVIII, has a masculine form whilst using female pronouns.

Kuja from FFIX - a sexy female character? Look again.

Quina Quen from FFIX is an 'it' - the whole Qu race are genderless.

Desire of The Endless

A character created by Neil Gaiman for the DC comic book series 'The Sandman,' Desire is the embodiment of desire, becoming male, female, both, or neither as the situation warrants.

Devil Girl in Ninth Gate

The Girl played by Emmanuelle Seigner is an androgynous character, alluded to as a version of Lucifer. Often she can seem like a male character in a female form, and in the final seduction scene alternates between expressing masculine and feminine sexual traits.

Kainé from Nier

Nier is a video game brought out by Square Enix. It includes the character Kainé, who is a beautiful hermaphrodite.

Angels

Angels are often portrayed as androgynous or genderless creatures.


Weeping Angel from Dr Who

Peter Capaldi as The Angel Islington

Tilda Swinton as Angel Gabriel



Lucifer by Jason Epstein

Jacob Wrestling with the Angel by Gustav Dore



Orlando

Gender swapping novel by Virginia Woolf, adapted into a movie starring Tilda Swinton and a character from the DC comic series League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.