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=== Shotacon ===
=== Shotacon ===
'''Shotacon''' is an attraction to fictional boys ('''shotas''').
'''Shotacon''' is an attraction to fictional boys ('''shotas''').

Revision as of 16:47, 5 October 2023

Kodocon is an umbrella term for lolicon, shotacon, and cronacon. It refers to attractions to fictional children, often anime characters. This word refers to a gender neutral attraction[1].

Kodocon flags

Lolicon

Lolicon is an attraction to fictional girls (lolis).

Shotacon

Shotacon is an attraction to fictional boys (shotas).

Cronacon and nanacon

Cronacon and nanacon both describe an attraction to fictional enby children (cronas or nanas). The term kodo is also sometimes used to refer to a fictional enby child, but it's been criticized for it creating unnecessary confusion since kodocon is an umbrella term.

Cronacon

Nanacon

Combinations

Fictomap

Some people with an attraction to fictional children identify as fictomaps (fictophiliac maps)[4].

The crona identity flag

This flag was made by a person who interpreted the kodocon flags with winged symbols as identity flags (as in, for those who identify as lolis or shotas). While it isn't the same as a cronacon flag, it still is thematically connected to the rest of the winged symbol flags.

References

  1. Not to be mistaken with nonbinary, crona or nana.
  2. This flag and the gendered versions below were initially released as kodocon symbols, but are also frequently mentioned as personal identity symbols (for those, who identify as kodos, lolis, etc) due to a misunderstanding.
  3. A preference for stories about little boys and women.
  4. Fictomap, Map Wiki.