Suggest LGBT changes to characters

https://www.anime-planet.com/characters/jim
+Gay

Something stated about him honestly pretty close to the start of the story. I could even take a picture of the page (I own the book) as proof if needed.

 

Added, it must've been missed. Thank you!

 

I think Squalo and Tiziano should get their Gay tags removed, as there isn't really anything canon matarial to support it, especially considering how strict the LGBT guidelines here on AP can be. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure in general is a very flamboyant show and men getting hand on each other isn't very unsual.

 

Inukashi (No.6)

Suggested tag: Change 'Female' to '?'

Reason: Gender never explicitly stated in novels, manga or anime (in Japanese; English translations take the usual liberties). Uses male pronouns. Assigned gender hinted at the end of the novels to be

Spoiler

female

, but that's both a spoiler and something that they'd obviously rather people not know.

 

Fire Emblem (Tiger & Bunny)

Suggested tag: Non-binary gender

Reason: Strongly hinted in The Rising movie ("They say a man is made of courage and a woman is made of love. So what does that mean for people who are both? We are invincible!"), and apparently explicitly stated in 'Hero TV Fan Volume 2' (an official book featuring character profiles). Also, they were tagged NB yesterday before being removed at some point earlier today, so someone agrees with me!

 

While it's not explicitly stated in the short time they're on screen, it is extremely heavily implied that their partnership is more romantic than professional, so we're keeping the tags for now. Thank you!

 

Re-added! Thank you!

 

Updated, thank you!

 

Then I wil suggest that Gelato and Sorbet get the Gay tag as well! Their case is extremly similar, and they have even been called a couple by the other gang members ^ ^

Also, would it be okay if a submitted a bunch of characters where their sexuality isn't really explicitly stated, but heavily implied, for you to look into? Thanks in advance!

 

Whoops, I thought I already added the tag back when the show was airing. Tags added

 

https://www.anime-planet.com/characters/ferris-re-zero-kara-hajimeru-isekai-seikatsu
change gender to female, remove the crossdressers tag, and add the transgender tag.
canon evidence that she's a trans girl: she yells "Cute! I am cute! A girlish young woman, a wonderful and cute girl!"

 

We're going to have to say no this, Ferris states that he's a male who dresses as a girl.

 

but that quote is proof that Ferris is a trans girl. There's no possible non-transgender way to interpret that quote.

 

I understand your argument here, but that is one quote kind of taken out of context. I don't want to spoil the series for you, since I see you haven't read or seen it, but he promised someone he'd stay girly and he basically teases the main character for a bit before revealing he's a boy.

Also, if you could please submit requests only for things you've read/seen because I see this quote in a lot of places and it's some tweet that since got deleted (because it's from a spin-off novel in which Felix also reveals he's a boy).

 

Don't forget that LN authors aren't necessarily the most educated or most sensitive people about transissues. The author for Re:zero for example has stated in an interview that he simply wanted to make a girly boy and to his credit, he used some topics that are reflecting the reality of transgender people.

However, there is a difference between using themes that are relating to the trans experience and creating a transgender character. I don't speak for the admin and mods, but as an encyclopedia site, AP has to pay more attention to the author's intent and stay as close to the canon as possible to avoid adding information that are based on speculation and inference.
Your inference that Ferris/Felix has to be a transgender person may still be valid for you and nobody wants to negate your experience, but even if a character can fit a certain headcanon, sometimes it's not written with that experience in mind. Like I said, most LN authors or fiction writers in general are not necessarily the most sensitive about transissues, so a character that uses certain themes or invoke that experience may still not be an actual transgender person.

In this case the mod team has to add the information based on the insensitivity on trans issues of the original author, which does not reflect their aim for inclusivity. I hope this clears it up for you.