>>48559462>Oh there are gender pronouns in Japanese, but they kind of work differently. Here's the tricky and confusing part: when Hawlucha strikes a pose, Kanazawa says "kare no policy nanda", which translates to "it's its/their policy". BUT depending on whether Kanazawa was talking formally or informally, it might be translated to "it's his policy". Kare can either mean "his", or it can mean "their/its", depending on whether Kanazawa was talking formally, or informally.I forgot how stupid that shit got.
