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Aroflux Flag (Starri-Niqht, 2021)

Identity Pride Flag ·

An alternative aroflux pride flag created by Fandom user Starri-Niqht on January 14, 2021. The design uses pink, black, and grey stripes with a different meaning structure from the original red-to-green gradient, mapping the spectrum from strong alloromantic feelings through the absence of romantic attraction.

Aroflux Flag (Starri-Niqht, 2021)

Key facts

Designer
Starri-Niqht (Fandom)
Created
First documented public use
In use
2021-present
Aspect Ratio
3:2
Stripes
3
Represented Identity
Aroflux people, whose position on the aromantic spectrum fluctuates over time

Also known as

  • Aroflux Alternative Flag (Starri-Niqht)
  • aroflux
  • aro flux

Status Variant

Archive categories Sexuality Pride Flags

Overview

To provide an alternative visual representation of aroflux identity using a different color palette and meaning structure from the original flag.

Fandom user Starri-Niqht created this alternative aroflux flag on January 14, 2021, and uploaded it to the LGBTA Fandom Wiki. The design departs significantly from the original red-to-green gradient, instead using pink, black, and grey to represent the aroflux spectrum through a different visual and symbolic approach.

Identity & Context

Represented Identity
Aroflux people, whose position on the aromantic spectrum fluctuates over time
Subcommunity
aromantic spectrum

Aroflux is a romantic orientation on the aromantic spectrum describing people whose level of romantic attraction fluctuates. An aroflux person may move between experiencing aromanticism, grayromanticism, and alloromanticism.

Creators

The Creator

Starri-Niqht

Designer

FANDOM user Starri-Niqht (note the alternate spelling with 'q' instead of 'g') created this aroflux variant on January 14, 2021. Limited biographical information is available beyond the Fandom username.

Attribution notes

Created by Fandom user Starri-Niqht (sometimes rendered Starri-Night) and uploaded to the LGBTA Fandom Wiki on January 14, 2021.

Origin

Specific Place
LGBTA Fandom Wiki
Place Type
online community
Digital Origin
true

Digital origin; no verified physical location.

Uploaded to the LGBTA Fandom Wiki (now the LGBTQIA+ Wiki on Miraheze) by user Starri-Niqht on January 14, 2021.

Dates & Chronology

Year Created
Exact date
First public use
Period in Use
2021-present

The flag circulates on LGBTQIA+ identity wikis. Its adoption outside wiki spaces is not well documented.

This is one of several alternative aroflux flags created after the original. Other variants include the accessible redesign by Tumblr user the-circus (February 2020).

Lineage

An alternative design within the aroflux flag family. Unlike the accessible redesign by the-circus, which preserved the original color meanings, this variant uses a completely different palette and meaning structure.

Colors & Symbolism

The flag represents the aroflux experience through a pink-to-black spectrum, mapping the range from strong alloromantic feeling through a middle ground to the absence of romantic attraction.

Colour specifications and documented meanings for the Aroflux Flag (Starri-Niqht, 2021)
ColourHexMeaning
Pink#E89090Feeling strongly alloromantic, representing full romantic attraction.
Grey#888888A middle ground between alloromantic and aromantic experience.
Black#1A1A1ALack of romantic attraction, representing the aromantic end of the spectrum.

Approximated values from circulating images.

This flag has no official digital palette. Color values shown are approximate.

The meaning structure differs significantly from the original aroflux flag, which uses a red-to-green gradient. This variant uses pink for alloromantic experience, black for aromantic experience, and grey for the space between.

Hex values are approximations from circulating images. No creator-issued color specifications have been found.

Design

Aspect Ratio
3:2
Orientation
horizontal
Stripe Count
3
Layout
horizontal stripes
Stripes (Top → Bottom)
pink, grey, black

Three horizontal stripes.

Three horizontal stripes, from top to bottom: pink, grey, and black.

Usage & Adoption

First Users
LGBTA Fandom Wiki community
Online Usage
LGBTQIA+ identity wikis
Current Status
active

Circulates primarily on LGBTQIA+ identity wikis. Adoption outside wiki spaces is not well documented.

Image Archive

Flag design

Discourse & Debates

  • Whether multiple alternative aroflux flags fragment the aroflux community or provide useful options for different visual preferences and accessibility needs.

Common confusions

  • May not be immediately recognizable as an aroflux flag due to the significant departure from the original red-to-green color scheme.

Footnotes & Citations

Sources and footnotes 4 sources
  1. Aroflux. LGBTQIA+ Wiki. Accessed 2026-03-31
  2. Aroflux. MOGAI Wiki. Accessed 2026-03-31
  3. Aroflux. Sexuality Wiki (Fandom). Accessed 2026-04-08
  4. Rainbow flag (LGBTQ). Wikipedia contributors. Wikipedia (2026-06-25). Accessed 2026-07-24

How this archive researches, cites and corrects entries

Image Sources

  • The Aroflux Flag (Starri-Niqht, 2021). Colors are approximated from circulating images. · SVG reconstruction

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