[ SECRET POST #2426 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2426 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Considering all the slash that is anatomically based makes them hermaphrodites, I fail to see the functional difference between het and slash in that fandom. Also, I'm pretty sure fandom considers Starscream for all intents and purposes female.

[(Anonymous)]

(not OP)
When it comes to the sexy bits, I don't see much distinction either. But there are characters who are presented as 'female' in the franchise and they get overlooked a lot--mostly it's because there are more 'male' characters, but still. Even if it's just gen, any attention would be appreciated, at least in my books.

[(Anonymous)]

It's interesting if you read their backstories, certainly Arcee in the comics. She started off as a mech, he. It implies most/all the femmes did, then a scientist who was very immoral and unethical manipulated them with experiments to introduce gender. Hence why the amount of femmes is tiny-because before that there were only the hermaphrodite mechs

[(Anonymous)]

That's only true of IDW. Other canons say otherwise.
Like I said, I agree with you that there's not any difference between mechs and femmes, but a lot of fans don't see it that way, and it becomes apparent in fanwork. Hence why a franchise with robots has slash, femslash, and het. Logic has little to do with it, so it seems.