>>29963244If you can find me a Japanese script, I can tell you. I'll bet money that his father's lines still say 息子. Even if not, Japanese literally considers using gendered pronouns to be lowkey rude, using their name instead. Most character aren't gendered in normal dialog at all.
Honestly, Ilima looks like a guy. Flat body, fivehead, no jewelry or adornments on his clothes save the trial captain pin. Even when someone did a female edit of him they had to do it by slapping big ol titties and hips on him, ruining the line of his sweatervest. He's not designed to look curvy except for his hair. He's a fey-looking guy, but a guy.
