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another short animation featuring kirara! Next month is back to full monthly animations like normal! EDR is almost finished just a few sound and compositing things left. should be up in a few days.

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Luna Rainfell

Beautiful. Kirara is both my transition goals and my dating goals.

Grægori

MY FAVES but Kirara is a trans girl not a femboy

GeoEmperor

Wow, we finally have a new beautiful femboy!! Great cum shot!

Boreal

Hard to say

Grægori

Not at all. It's very overt. Hakari is explicitly heterosexual. The clans look down on Kirara for not aligning with their conservative views. Her pronouns are she/her. She's trans, just like Bridget from Guilty Gear.

Kevinito

Wrong? Both Sub and Dub use they/them and even so in the manga they use he/him. Dont project your headcanon please!

Grægori

Mistranslations and deliberate misreading by transphobes. Look it up. It isn't a headcanon. Please stop spreading harmful misinformation.

Venomshoxs

Make more anals with other straight characters too please!

Veronica Adams

Yea Hakari says straight up in the manga that he’s not into guys. So at the very least based on all the context given, Kirara would be she/they if not she/ her. I personally see Kirara as a trans woman who’s working on transitioning in an oppressive society so she sometimes goes by gender neutral pronouns but most often presents as a woman.

Grægori

Thing is no instance of Kirara being referred to as "they" is very reliable in Japanese. They don't really use gendered third person pronouns in general like we do in English. Kirara, like Maki, Nobara, and every other female character, refers to herself as watashi, which is almost exclusively used by women informally in the first person and is neutral formally. But she/they can also work in English, Kirara just most definitely is not a femboy.

Sora Dbz

Hopefully we get riza soon…

Veronica Adams

This is great info thanks! I think you’re so right that her preferred pronouns are she/her and I’m glad to know that they keep that part of her character in the Japanese version. I suspect they only used gender neutral pronouns in the English translation because the western audience probably wouldn’t have picked up that she’s trans otherwise. Kinda wish they stuck to the fem pronouns tho because it’s caused confusion.

Grægori

I agree, it's mainly a language barrier thing, but also a result of either ai generated subtitles or the bigots who acquired partnership with crunchyroll pushing their transphobic agenda as I've seen people say that it depends on the region you're watching in whether "he" shows up in the subtitles. I imagine the same variation comes with the manga translations and other platforms for the anime.

Ruby

PEAK!!!!

Josh

Ew