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Since I'm up to date I've been stumbling on discussions that make me go like hmmmm idk, in particular regarding gender in the series.

Personally of what has been shown so far I don't think it's something shirahama is really interested in addressing, the one time it has been relevant was during luluci's backstory, but I don't think it's something that is considered in the world overal, witch society seems to be pretty unisex, from the way they dress to the people in power (even though from what has been shown the non magic people seem to be in a patriarcal one) but it's not something the series will do something about.

I feel the same way about race, there are characters of color but it is to show how diverse the society in it is, their race won't really be addressed.

Something like that.

Complain under cut but not really about the series.

I am currently reworking my magical girl idea into a scifi graphic novel pitch 🚀✨️💪🏾 I'm gonna start working on it this summer. Here is One Image

Since I'm up to date I've been stumbling on discussions that make me go like hmmmm idk, in particular regarding gender in the series.

Personally of what has been shown so far I don't think it's something shirahama is really interested in addressing, the one time it has been relevant was during luluci's backstory, but I don't think it's something that is considered in the world overal, witch society seems to be pretty unisex, from the way they dress to the people in power (even though from what has been shown the non magic people seem to be in a patriarcal one) but it's not something the series will do something about.

I feel the same way about race, there are characters of color but it is to show how diverse the society in it is, their race won't really be addressed.

Something like that.

Complain under cut but not really about the series.