YES, this is the best genderbent Roadhog I've ever seen! I can't stand how many artists think "genderbend" means "make it skinny, innocent, shy". And then they proceed to draw a random 16 year old porn model that wears a Roadhog mask, lmao. I could accept that design as "Roadhog's adopted little daughter" or something, but not genderbent Roadhog.

We're talking about fucking ROADHOG HERE, OKAY. <3 Keep the original essence even if the gender switched, and that's what the artist did very well here! Badassery, big strong body, and that "don't fuck with me" facial expression. Hmmm, perfection.

I also love the idea of calling this version "Mommahog" because mother boars are definitely not to be messed with.

Speaking of mommahogs, I'm still waiting for a plot twist concerning the Queen of Junkertown. I kinda want her to be related to Roadhog in a way. Maybe not mother, but maybe she is his daughter or little sister.

Aaaaa thank you so much! I'm so glad you like this design, I've actually had people give me crap for a genderbend hog (mostly because my friends version of junkrat is a trans male, which we kinda did for fun/personal relativity but they think we were forcing hetero or something?)

But yes! I have so much fun drawing her and I really love what this artist did with her as well, it is some fantastic work and I do plan to commission them again. I try my best to keep the design as close as possible with the only changes really being the features of the opposite sex XD I have drawn her plenty myself, just need to get that stuff posted so keep an eye out!

I don't understand the negative feedback on your genderbent Roadhog here. Nor the idea of a trans-male Junkrat, actually. You're not forcing anything on him when you draw that version just for fun/personal relativity. D:

Then again, I noticed how I'm not an easily offended person when it comes to different sexualities or genders. I'm a trans myself, but I avoid the community because there are just too many easily offended persons in there. "You used the wrong pronoun on me, I FEEL RAPED!" Bitch, do you even know what rape is? Because I'd defintely prefer wrong pronouns over getting raped. Don't you dare use that cruel thing as comparison.

Even after 4 years, my parents still refer to me as daughter/she often, and I just shrug it off. Especially knowing how it simply will get harder for them to stick to it, as I'm already bearded with a deep voice and muscle meat and everything due to hormone treatment. I told them, many times, how I feel as a trans. They are informed by me and trans experts. Now it's their choice what to do with it. I did my part.

Besides, if you're easily offended and angry with other people, you will give them the image that ALL trans (or homos, or bis, etc) are easily offended, angry people. Good luck trying to make them support your rights if they hate you too. 8I Is all I'm saying. I want everyone to get along without drama.

Haha, sorry for the little rant here~

Its so true though! That's what I keep saying. If you get angry with everyone and dont try to inform people that'll just give a horrible image that spreads like wildfire. I've only recently learned of the surgeries that can be done and the fact there is actually not only a possibility but a whole community that feels the same way about gender identity and whatnot. I'm 24 now and only knew of it for about two years I'd say? So I'm still in a phase of figuring myself out and boy do I wish I knew much earlier so the choice could have been that much easier.

I've been afraid to try and explain myself to the older adults in my family because it seems they don't really get it and for all I know have forgotten what I've told them. They keep calling my partner 'she' and it worries me how they'd be with me. It's a shame that the loudest part of the community is so easily offended and it makes it harder to try and bring up these things with others online as i dont want them thinking im easily bothered too hah. And dont worry about the ranting part, I don't mind and totally agree on it!

Ah man, I felt like I wanted to be a boy ever since I hit puberty. I mean I already did boy-ish stuff as a child (I LOVED doing play fights and watching cartoon hero stories on TV, haha), but the body thing hits you harder when you get older. I didn't like having boobs, and I got traumatized when I got my period the first time too. Because I wasn't informed about periods before. Super religious family. It happened at boarding school when I noticed this huge mess one morning when I went to the toilet. I screamed and woke up my roommates. Which then laughed at me when I explained what happened. I remember asking "How long will I have this (monthly thing)?" and the answer was "Until you are old and gray!" and I continued crying. It was a horrible day for me, and I hated everyone for wanting to celebrate it. "Congrats, you're a woman now!"

Except, for a while, I was sure that wanting to be the other gender was just a phase... because everyone says how puberty makes you go through different phases, and there are true cases. But this one just didn't change for me. I think I was informed about what a transgender was when I was 22 years old. I didn't even know it was something with a name and science behind it. With millions of other people feeling the same way. Even stories about people getting depression and killing themselves because they strongly felt like being in the wrong body, being forced to live a wrong life. I could relate to this topic.

First I secretly went to visit therapists and only outted myself to my parents and siblings about 2 years later, when I was sure I wanted the hormones and then following surgery (which was done in 2016). The drama from the family side was extremely hard to bear after my coming out. Sometimes they'd come visit me uninvited, just to try and talk me out of it, saying it's a horrible sickness, that I'm a horrible person for aiming to make everyone miserable, and other hurtful things. The only thing I could hold on to was remembering how I was already lonely even before they knew I was trans. It wasn't exactly new rejection, they just kept coming up with new names to call me a sick problem child. Which is also why I was sent to boarding school. They didn't want something like me at home.

Luckily, things have calmed down during the last years. I have an okay relationship with most of them now. It's nice to know that the worst drama came at the beginning. I'm over it.

Anyway, if you feel like you might be a transgender, don't rush anything. Be honest with your feelings (as everyone should be regardless of who they are). Because only you alone know what feels good to you and what destroys you. Be respectful with your own speed and limits. And prepare to have a LOT of patience with people around you that can't relate to feeling how you feel.