[ SECRET POST #3174 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3174 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'd be very much interested in details about this headcanon if you want to elaborate, nonnie.

[(Anonymous)]

It mostly comes from how much Seiya embraces the civilian identity compared to the other two Lights, who mostly put up with it for the mission's sake (Yaten seems particularly ill at ease to me). As seen in the anime, Seiya isn't only comfortable presenting as male but really thrives in this stereotypical life of a teen popstar heartthrob/big man on campus, adopting hyper-masculine activities and being generally at ease in a biologically male body (see: walking around someone else's house practically naked).

I think the anime's decision to have the Starlights change gender in their civilian identities is mostly dumb, but once you accept it for what it is, Seiya's case is pretty interesting, especially when you consider the character's behavior with those the teammates in the same situation.