>>47799382Anatomically, gardevoir lacks any trait that is inspired by a creature, plant, or anything with the exception of a homo sapien, so I do not feel that it would be appropriate to brand those who are attracted to it as "furries", "scalies", "bestialists", or anything of the sort, it hardly even qualifies as deviancy or perversion.
(Although I suppose technically it is an animal, so actually doing things to one would probably still fall under bestialism by legal definition, but having romantic feelings for one would probably not qualify as bestialism so far as your tastes are concerned)
it's basic design was inspired by principal dancers, maidens, and masquerade parties.
It's mega was designed based off of ballroom dancers, brides, and masquerade balls.
And it lacks any aspect that makes it seem like anything in particular but human.
