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phantasmalpoison) wrote2024-06-07 04:40 pm
phantasmalpoison) wrote2024-06-07 04:40 pm
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Would Tsumiki/Shirokuma be best tagged as F/M, F/F, or Other?
Honestly, I suspect people searching specifically for F/M or F/F would not especially be wanting to see a robot bear, I doubt either would be particularly helpful for finding things.
And then idk if many people search by Other in the first place, given it's a real mixture of non-binary characters, tentacle monsters, and masturbation. But perhaps that is where it would fit best. There's the non-human element, but really, aren't the robot bears their own form of unconventional gender expression?
Enoshima Junko is a model on the cover of magazines with her gyaru fashion, an extremely feminised style. While it's in opposition to traditional Japanese female beauty standards, the heavy make-up and high heels definitely scream 'girl' (or, you know, 'gal'). Clearly a very female character, then?
But the vast majority of the time we actually hear from Enoshima Junko in the Danganronpa series, it's as a male. One could have many very deep thoughts about what this says about the character. But you know, robot bears.
I haven't even written this pairing.
Honestly, I suspect people searching specifically for F/M or F/F would not especially be wanting to see a robot bear, I doubt either would be particularly helpful for finding things.
And then idk if many people search by Other in the first place, given it's a real mixture of non-binary characters, tentacle monsters, and masturbation. But perhaps that is where it would fit best. There's the non-human element, but really, aren't the robot bears their own form of unconventional gender expression?
Enoshima Junko is a model on the cover of magazines with her gyaru fashion, an extremely feminised style. While it's in opposition to traditional Japanese female beauty standards, the heavy make-up and high heels definitely scream 'girl' (or, you know, 'gal'). Clearly a very female character, then?
But the vast majority of the time we actually hear from Enoshima Junko in the Danganronpa series, it's as a male. One could have many very deep thoughts about what this says about the character. But you know, robot bears.
I haven't even written this pairing.