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submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by kyoko916 to c/onehundredninetysix

For context: People has been arguing about the "Type A/B" which is just the same as "Are you a Girl/Boy" with a different name, but because of how they weaponized that kind of stuff some companies don't want use it to look like if they're appealing to the bigots or something like that. And of course they're shitting on Bandai for being "too woke" without even knowing this stuff.

They even't booted the demo, but if you play enough you can see that Devimon (which is one evolution from one of the starter) evolves to LadyDevimon. This kind of stuff has been possible in the franchise like for ever is just that the anime doesn't show it (Specially the older seasons)

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[-] Rose_Thorne@lemmy.zip 16 points 2 weeks ago

LadyDevimon is also sometimes paired with Angewoman.

For some interesting interpretations for "fusion". Lookin' at you, Cybersleuth. They knew exactly what they were doing.

Also, Renamon explains in Tamers that Digimon have no need for a concept of gender, as they are pure data and do not breed. This is the same Renamon that is often viewed as a Furry Sex Queen until you ask them to make it German.

[-] kyoko916 9 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Exactly! Some random asshole saying "not force ideology on my game!!111!111!!" and tried to weaponize they're playtime in CyberSleuth which suposedly was 70-80 hours. I have nearly 280 hours (played two times both stories) and didn't even bothered to join the discussion. But my god, you had to be just gridding and not reading the cutscenes to forget about the various lesbians moments on the game (Also there's that nb hacker which also is a tutorial enemy who said they do bad things because EDEN only allowing binary genders was an injustice, like it isn't the best representation but still exist)

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