>>49503513whenever an androgynous character is introduced now it's to represent trans rights apparently, because everyone knows that asia is equally as concerned about gender identity politics as the west does.
i find it intriguing that the same people complaining about not wanting to be put in boxes are the same that create dozens of categories to identify themselves with.
how boring..
btw did you know that bugsy's japanese name is Tsukushi wich is an exclusive female name?
and in the manga he's mistaken for a girl by the protag.
i thought it was quite interesing since that subtility got rect in the localisation.
bugsy is a prime example of a gender ambiguous character done right, made by people who's culture accepts the idea of a "third sex" in an inconsious level.
