[ SECRET POST #5371 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5371 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Is that canon? I'm not trying to wank, I'm honestly curious if a slightly old-looking manga has themes of gender envy, because that sounds interesting.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Admittedly I never watched past the third episode of the first anime adaptation, but it certainly had a premise that lent itself well for gender wish-fulfillment. At least that's why I took on an initial interest. "Oh no, an intergalactic space hero fell to earth and somehow I got into a situation where now I have to cohabitate a body with her, and occasionally transform into her and become incredibly powerful, oh no, what a bother to me!"

Like I said, I didn't watch too many episodes because the pacing wasn't my style IIRC, but surprisingly for a story concept like that I don't remember the show being pervy about it. It played the concept fairly straight. I do tend to think of superhero stories as some sort of wish-fulfillment or power fantasy, and maybe, just a teensy bit there is some of that gender envy involved with Birdy, but probably OP or anybody else could correct me on this.