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No, Mizuki is not a boy. No, she didn’t look into the camera and say “My name is Mizuki Akiyama and I’m a transgender girl”, and she doesn’t need to in order for it to be clear. She is not a cross dresser, she is trans.

“But the classmates were calling her a boy!1!!!1!” They’re transphobic bullies. Look at the surrounding context, for once in your life. They said that they thought Ena was a ”normal girl” when they found out that she and Mizuki are friends. It’s exceedingly obvious once you get your heads out of your fucking “the curtain is just blue” transphobic asses.

A boy wouldn’t react like that to someone saying that they’re a boy. Do you know who would, especially in this context and the surrounding lore of the entire game? A trans girl— Mizuki.

The game makes it so obvious what’s going on. You shouldn’t need to have your hand held to understand what’s going on. If you know literally anything about Mizuki’s character, and if you know how to read, her transness is so clear. It’s right there in bright neon fucking pink.

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I wonder if the cards are going to visually reflect Mizu5, since the image banner (??) for the event already looks very similar to Mizu5– The warm colors, the lighting, all of it.

I think it’s cool how the light source is on opposite sides though, sunrise (hope, the promise of a new start) versus a sunset (the end of a phase in life in this case— the end of Mizuki’s secret being a secret). Now do I think it’s an actual sunrise? Probably not, but visually it kind of looks like that. Also just the fact that the lightning isn’t as harsh pulls at my heart strings, it feels so much warmer and comforting

and if you look at the logos— the butterfly (representing Mizuki) is coming back to the rest of them. Just. AUGH, I can and will cry while looking at the event translations when they start coming out