History AmbiguouslyGay / VideoGames

* [[HeterosexualLifePartners Mórag and Brighid]] from ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'' have some LesYay moments throughout the game, combined with the fact that Mórag looks a bit like a ButchLesbian. It even comes full circle when [[spoiler: Mórag realizes that she’s the only Driver in the party (besides Tora, who isn’t even a driver in the traditional sense) who isn’t a Flesh Eater or Blade Eater, and Brighid offers some of her core crystal to her. She declines.]]

* [[HeterosexualLifePartners Mórag and Brighid]] from ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'' have many, many LesYay moments throughout the entire game, combined with the fact that Mórag looks a lot like a ButchLesbian. It even comes full circle when [[spoiler: Mórag realizes that she’s the only Driver in the party (besides Tora, who isn’t even a driver in the traditional sense) who isn’t a Flesh Eater or Blade Eater, and Brighid offers some of her core crystal to her. She declines.]]

* [[HeterosexualLifePartners Mórag and Brigid]] from ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'' have many, many LesYay moments throughout the entire game, combined with the fact that Mórag looks a lot like a ButchLesbian. It even comes full circle when [[spoiler: Mórag realizes that she’s the only Driver in the party (besides Tora, who isn’t even a driver in the traditional sense) who isn’t a Flesh Eater or Blade Eater, and Brigid offers some of her core crystal to her. She declines.]]

* [[HeterosexualLifePartners Mórag and Brigid]] from ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'' have many, many LesYay moments throughout the entire game. It even comes full circle when [[spoiler: Mórag realizes that she’s the only Driver in the party (besides Tora, who isn’t even a driver in the traditional sense) who isn’t a Flesh Eater or Blade Eater, and Brigid offers some of her core crystal to her. She declines.]]

** Taric was intentionally designed to invoke this trope, a [[AgentPeacock manly yet gentle]] CombatMedic known for his softspoken baritone and [[GemstoneAssault subdued love of flashy gems]] and camp, apparently having been [[AllGaysLoveTheater a lead designer for a frilly musical]] pre-ContinuityReboot. Post-reboot (where he's since become a half-ascended, [[AllLovingHero all-loving]] PhysicalGod of [[{{Protectorate}} protection]]), this dynamic was mostly dropped and can be answered with [[LoveYouAndEverybody "He likes everyone."]]

** Florent L'Belle, the villain from the second case in ''Dual Destinies''. He does not flirt with anyone but he is a flamboyant narcissist whose face and hairstyle looks like that of a woman's and if his face is looked at close enough, he appears to be wearing earrings and makeup. He also uses perfume and owns a brand of beauty products that he only uses on himself. Even all these traits do not stop him from committing murder on Rex Kyubi and framing Damian Tenma for it.

** Lana Skye is said to have had an "intellectual attraction" to Mia Fey in college.

* ''[[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie Banjo-Tooie]]'' has the glorious font of Jolly Roger. His mannerisms and voice scream CampGay. His "business partner" Merry Maggie is very obviously a man in drag, being very muscular and having one of the deepest voices in the game. The menu at his pub contains items like "[[HelloSailor Seaman's Surprise]]" and "[[DoubleEntendre Toad in the Hole]]" (Jolly and Maggie are both frogs). When you approach the jukebox for the first time, he says he's miffed that it's broken because he used to love dancing to a song called "The Salty Seaman Jig". In ''Nuts and Bolts'', Jolly now wears a purple robe, a belly shirt, and pink pants, screams like a girl if you hit him or attempt to run him over, and [[spoiler:he ''paints Banjo's house pink'']] at the end of the game! And he sometimes calls Banjo "Teddy Bear".

** Aura Blackquill, the sister of Simon Blackquill, also joins the huge list of ambiguously gay characters in the series but she is the one who almost crossed the "ambiguous" line with a statement from her about her friendship with Metis Cykes with the statement being "Her respect as a co-worker wasn't all that I wanted!"

* ''[[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie Banjo-Tooie]]'' has the glorious font of Jolly Roger. His mannerisms, his voice, his partner Merry Maggie looking like a guy in drags (and having one of the deepest voices in the game), then there's things like [[HelloSailor "Seaman's Surprise"]] and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything "Toad in the Hole"]]. When you approach the jukebox for the first time, he says he's miffed that it's broken because he used to love dancing to a song called "The Salty Seaman Jig". In ''Nuts and Bolts'', Jolly now wears a purple robe, a belly shirt, and pink pants, screams like a girl if you hit him or attempt to run him over, and [[spoiler:he ''paints Banjo's house pink'']] at the end of the game! And he sometimes calls Banjo "Teddy Bear".

* A few characters in ''VideoGame/{{Indivisible}}'', not counting unambiguously gay Baozhai and Ren.
** Baozhai's crush, Thorani, starts out [[ObliviousToLove oblivious to the former's interest]], but at the end of their personal quests, offers to be there whenever Baozhai needs someone to talk to. Whether this is reciprocating Baozhai's romantic interest, or Thorani [[LoveYouAndEverybody being Thorani]] isn't clear.

* The character Sylvando in ''VideoGame/DragonQuestXI'' has basically every (PG) gay stereotype turned UpToEleven, being an incredibly flamboyant and effeminate performer who has a following of {{Pretty Boy}}s (all of whom are just as effeminate as him), often refers to others as "darling" or "honey", and even dresses up in a pink peacock-styled costume in one sequence. The only thing stopping him from being CampGay is the fact that he never shows any real attraction to anyone, male or female.

* Amaterasu from ''VideoGame/{{Okami}} takes a few opportunities to ogle some of the more attractive women in the game, but nothing is really confirmed.

*** Also his appearance clearly resembles Oscar Wilde, a well known gay playwright. His perfume bottle even looks like a green carnation which is even now used as a symbol of queer men.

*** Also his appearance clearly resembles Oscar Wilde, a well known gay playwright. His perfume bottle even looks like a green carnation which is even know used as a symbol of queer men.

** In the original Japanese dialogue of ''III'', when Riku and Mickey are in the Dark World for the first time, [[https://blowingoffsteam2.tumblr.com/post/178486694419/blowingoffsteam2-a-slightly-different Mickey says Riku has found the strength to protect his 'precious person' (taisetsu na hito)]], very obviously implied to be Sora. This scene comes directly after one with [[OfficialCouple Hercules saying Megara]] is his own [[https://blowingoffsteam2.tumblr.com/post/182775171769/so-i-do-ship-soriku-but-i-am-also-oblivious-as precious person.]] After a flashback of receiving the Keyblade from Terra, Riku then says to himself, "Strength to protect [my] precious person..." However, in the English dub, Mickey and Riku both say the 'things that matter' instead, while Hercules says 'the person I love most' about Megara, so the parallel and implication are completely lost (even if we as the audience can still deciper that Sora is the reason for Riku's growth and character development). In addition, the [[https://lilyginnyblackv2.tumblr.com/post/183142982289/kh3-ultimania-riku-page-one KH3 Ultimania]] entry about Riku also uses precious 'person' instead of 'things'. It seems Riku's wish [[https://blowingoffsteam2.tumblr.com/post/182892280944/in-regards-to-the-phrasing-used-in-reference-to has deliberately evolved]] from when he was a child, but that important bit of character development got [[https://blowingoffsteam2.tumblr.com/post/184718857614 no homoed]] out of ''several'' different official KHIII English translations.

** In the original Japanese dialogue of ''III'', when Riku and Mickey are in the Dark World for the first time, [[https://blowingoffsteam2.tumblr.com/post/178486694419/blowingoffsteam2-a-slightly-different Mickey says Riku has found the strength to protect his 'precious person' (taisetsu na hito)]], very obviously implied to be Sora. This scene comes directly after one with [[OfficialCouple Hercules saying Megara]] is his own [[https://blowingoffsteam2.tumblr.com/post/182775171769/so-i-do-ship-soriku-but-i-am-also-oblivious-as precious person.]] However, in the English dub, Mickey says the 'things that matter' instead, while Hercules says 'the person I love most' about Megara, so the parallel and implication are completely lost. In addition, the [[https://lilyginnyblackv2.tumblr.com/post/183142982289/kh3-ultimania-riku-page-one KH3 Ultimania]] entry about Riku also uses precious 'person' instead of 'things'. It seems Riku's wish [[https://blowingoffsteam2.tumblr.com/post/182892280944/in-regards-to-the-phrasing-used-in-reference-to has deliberately evolved]] from when he was a child, but that important bit of character development got [[https://blowingoffsteam2.tumblr.com/post/184718857614 no homoed]] out of ''several'' different official KHIII English translations.

** Lana Skye is said to have had an "intellectual attraction" Mia Fey in college.

** Florent L'Belle, the villain from the second case in Dual Destinies. He does not flirt with anyone but he is a flamboyant narcissist whose face and hairstyle looks like that of a woman's and if his face is looked at close enough, he appears to be wearing earrings and makeup. He also uses perfume and owns a brand of beauty products that he only uses on himself. Even all these traits do not stop him from committing murder on Rex Kyubi and framing Damian Tenma for it.

* Gorgio Shanua, one of the potential buyers from VideoGame/HouseFlipper. He's {{Camp}} as all get out, obsessed with clothes and hair, works as a stylist, and according to the achievement for selling to him, he's a [[Music/JustinBieber Belieber]]. The game never explicitly says what orientation he is, though.

* Fujiwara no Mokou of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' is ''very'' butch in both [[http://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/File:PMiSS_mokou.jpg appearance]] (barring her RapunzelHair) and mannerisms, especially amazing considering she was a human raised in Japan 1400 years ago, and that's before considering her centuries-long obsessive rivalry with [[{{Ojou}} Kaguya]]. Then again [[Memes/TouhouProject everyone is gay in Gensoukyou]], so this probably doesn't mean much.

* ''VideoGame/{{Psychonauts}}'': Franke Athens is heavily implied on her [[CharacterBlog Campster]] to be a lesbian. All of her favorite pieces of media have overt lesbian themes and she lists her sole interest as her friend Kitty Bubai. Kitty and Franke both list their relationship statuses in their profile as an "Open Marriage", implicitly with each other. While Vernon Tripe thinks he and Franke in a relationship, Franke shows no interest because she is stringing him along into doing her camp homework. However, within the actual game, Franke is just Kitty's BetaBitch friend.

** Miles Edgeworth, who reacts with nothing short of genuine repulsion when his coworker observes how popular he is with women; every time a woman makes romantic advances towards him, he reacts with either surprise, disgust, fear, or some combination of the three; his closest relationship with a woman is with his adoptive sister. Hell, he's completely immune to the beautiful Dahlia, who almost every other male in the game instantly goes crazy for. On the other hand, he seems to have a relatively easy time opening up emotionally to Phoenix, and barely reacts at all when Lang calls him "pretty boy." The original character designer is even [[http://gyakuten-saiban.livejournal.com/234777.html on record saying that he "doesn't have a type of girl"]]. This being the same character designer [[http://amielleon.tumblr.com/post/142976854588/everyonelovesedgeworth-anominous007 that was a yaoi mangaka and whose work in the BL genre inspired Edgeworth's design]]. There's also his effeminate attire: A magenta suit and a ClassyCravat. Despite this, he's never shown to be interested in men, and nothing about his sexuality is mentioned at all.
*** Also, [[WordofGod Word of God]] confirmed while he isn't interested in women, [[https://64.media.tumblr.com/3f2b9184a65524b47721eeab7fc80276/bd3b6de48d36b014-72/s1280x1920/aaa33d2dabff590368744fb7ee7357145df848e4.png he thinks that Phoenix looks rather nice.]]

* The Lazy animal archetype in ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' often fills out this role in games from ''Wild World'' onward, often when you least expect it. Some conversations between certain female character types also fill out a fair amount of weird LesYay moments, including one such discussion where one animal comments that it would be cool if the other was made out of cake, so she could eat her thighs. And let's not even get into the Jock-type animal's strange obsession with spandex.

* Kenji Setoh from ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo''. A HeManWomanHater with a penchant for pink bowling shirts, he started to fear and despise women (or better, [[CatchPhrase feminists]]) after having sex with his then-girlfriend and believing that she sapped his life force. The writers put here and there some little innuendo in his conversations with male protagonist Hisao, and the background music from the bad ending with him and Hisao is the same one that appears during the sex scenes with the girls. Originally the writers intended Kenji to be Hisao's GayOption, but this idea was scrapped because of time and other constraints.

* Fujiwara no Mokou of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' is ''very'' butch in both [[http://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/File:PMiSS_mokou.jpg appearance]] (barring her RapunzelHair) and mannerisms, especially amazing considering she was a human raised in Japan 1400 years ago, and that's before considering her centuries-long FoeYay with [[{{Ojou}} Kaguya]]. Then again [[Memes/TouhouProject everyone is gay in Gensoukyou]], so this probably doesn't mean much.