Also Takeshi Shudo, who created Lugia, intended for it to be a maternal figure as the creator of life on Earth, but then the company chose a masculine voice for Lugia which apparently bothered Shudo for the rest of his life.

I think it's important to keep in mind that trans women and cis women are the same gender, and in fact, have a lot in common. Queer cis women in particular will tend to be able to relate to trans women's experiences because like. That's two groups of queer people of the same gender.

When people bring up various cis women getting the "she's [like/actually] a man" thing thrown at them saying "see, it's not just trans women who get targeted by transmisogyny" that's backwards. Women getting characterized as "mannish" is regular misogyny, often deployed specifically against various multiply marginalized women but it even gets used to attack, say, white straight women in politics.

you sad little pervert

Chainsaw Man is over…..Quite conflicted with the way things ended