[ SECRET POST #4111 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4111 ⌋

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

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06. [SPOILERS for Avengers Infinity War]



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07. [WARNING for incest]

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I’m not really familiar with the person on the right, but…
Hanji’s a woman.

1. Because obviously.

2. Isayama never actually answered the question about her gender, just gave a non-answer. He basically just said that “it doesn’t matter, head canon Hanji anyway you like”, which is very different from “yes, this person is non-binary” or Trans or whatever.

3. No one writing a story where a literal son of a whore (who lived in a brothel!) who’s known for being blunt and tactless suddenly gets bashful and grinds out through clenched teeth that masturbation is “that phase” that teenage boys go through and insist that he doesn’t know if he can even explain what jerking off is, would make anyone other than a woman with a vagina not know what masturbation is.

I just wanted to clear that up.

(Also, I might be misinterpreting that last part, but no one in AoT is hiding their gender. All the other girls in the army are blatantly girls. Hanji, no matter her gender, wouldn't need to hide it.)

[(Anonymous)]

Not mention also that the question was obviously taken like "you don't know how to draw women lol".

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. It was pretty obviously a sarcastic response to someone telling him that he sucked at drawing women.

[(Anonymous)]

I know in a game I played there was a woman in the military who presented as a man not because of the military itself but because of how she was raised. In honesty she didn't care, but she had just become used to doing things a certain way.

Though I guess that doesn't apply to Hanji, but as far as "wouldn't need to hide it".

[(Anonymous)]

You are wrong.

Isayama specifically asked the translators to not apply gendered pronouns for Hanji.