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Feel like answering this will get me in trouble maybe so gonna pass.First off, the context of the statement obviously makes it indicate which position is being referred to here. What do you think the term “actually female” used by the person questioning Kubo means here?
Where's the lying part in this? There is no mention on lies in any of the scans. Cause the rest of these seems to be based off of 'what if Yumachika was just lying to provoke Giselle'.Especially when the sentence he said right after can be read as “what if Yumachika was just lying to provoke Giselle.” What would he be lying about if not the biological thing he was referring to Giselle about. Can you define that term in the context of the question please? Since you seem to think it’s somehow a reach despite the context of the question and answer making it pretty indicative of what they’re referring to.
Or Kubo doesn't believe in gender identity =/= biology and believes gender identity = biology and that Kubo since he doesn't believe he has to point out a difference between the two.Also, if the statement by Kubo can’t be interpreted as him referring to either biology or gender identity, then that means the statement can be disregarded since it can’t be proven one way or the other on what Kubo is referring to when saying that about Giselle. Which means we would have to look at other sources of information to determine what she should be labeled on the wiki. And since Kubo himself directly identifies Giselle as female, and she identifies herself that way, then that’s what the wiki will put on.
Where you trying to quote the section? If so just press enter twice.Why would characters give to ***** if someone wants to be called a female in a story? Also Bleach Artbook Jet came out in 2018 while the question he answered came out this year iirc. So apparently stuff changed unless you want to say Bleach jet book >>> Klub Kubo.
If the author says otherwise who takes precedent? The author or the character? What happens if other characters basically imply that the character is just crossdressing etc? Do we still take character x information over character y information?Ok everything said here is completely irrelevant. If the characters in the story are referring to them as female it’s probably because they identify themselves as female.
Or Giselle is just a crossdress as seen through their reaction from Yumichika and Charlotte.Second off, it doesn’t matter when it came out because the chapter of Giselle came out all the way back in 2015. So if Kubo is referring to Giselle as female then that means he identifies her as female since this comment was made after bleach has already ended. Also I don’t need to say Bleach Jet Book>>>Klub Kubo since Kubo=Kubo.
Yes if this was true he would have said if not for Klub Kubo and the question posed, along with everything else posted about Giselle.Kubo made a comment in both mediums and his comments should be taken since Kubo is the author of the story. So Kubo identifies Giselle quite clearly here as female.
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Biology. The person questioning Kubo is indicating biology with the use of that language. I’m not asking for what you believe in, just what you think the term means in the context of the statement made.Feel like answering this will get me in trouble maybe so gonna pass.
The second part of “Maybe Yumichika could’ve just been provoking Giselle” implies that Yumichika would have been lying about what he said to Giselle to provoke her. And the statements he made about Giselle were purely in reference to her biology. Further indicating the question is in reference to Giselle’s biologyWhere's the lying part in this? There is no mention on lies in any of the scans. Cause the rest of these seems to be based off of 'what if Yumachika was just lying to provoke Giselle'.
If this was the case Kubo would never at any point refer to Giselle with female pronouns. He would only refer to her with exclusively male pronouns. He would never refer to her with female pronouns when talking about her at any point. But he does so maybe you don’t know what Kubo thinks?Or Kubo doesn't believe in gender identity =/= biology and believes gender identity = biology and that Kubo since he doesn't believe he has to point out a difference between the two.
Kubo himself directly identifies Giselle as male seen through the question, the extra pages in shonen jump, Yumichika, and Charlotte.
I accidentally deleted a section and it resulted in that.Where you trying to quote the section? If so just press enter twice.
But the author didn’t say otherwise since the question was indicating what her biology to be. What her biology is and what her gender identity is are two different things so Kubo can still make that statement and Giselle still be referred to as female. Also what happens if the majority of the characters around them in the majority of instances refer to them as X, why should I take the opinions of one over the majority people more closely associated.If the author says otherwise who takes precedent? The author or the character? What happens if other characters basically imply that the character is just crossdressing etc? Do we still take character x information over character y information?
You know she could just be mad that they misgendered her right? Her reaction of being angry could be that.Or Giselle is just a crossdress as seen through their reaction from Yumichika and Charlotte.
This doesn’t make any sense. Kubo is Kubo regardless of which medium he is in or who he talking to. He’s still the same person so when asked a question about bleach his statements are still valid.Yes if this was true he would have said if not for Klub Kubo and the question posed, along with everything else posted about Giselle.
I think so.Wasn't giselle r***ing zombie bambietta. Yumichica said he smelt like *****. So id assume he was doing something to bambi
Peak debating.What the hell I’m reading
It's asking if Giselle is a male or female. Not if Gisele is a trans male/female and Kubo flat out says Giselle is a male.Biology. The person questioning Kubo is indicating biology with the use of that language. I’m not asking for what you believe in, just what you think the term means in the context of the statement made.
When did Yumichika say I'm only talking about Giselle's biology? He didn't. He's talking about in general that Giselle is a male.The second part of “Maybe Yumichika could’ve just been provoking Giselle” implies that Yumichika would have been lying about what he said to Giselle to provoke her. And the statements he made about Giselle were purely in reference to her biology. Further indicating the question is in reference to Giselle’s biology
What do you know what Kubo thinks? All I have going for my view is the evidence presented. It's basically Occam’s razor, you got to jump through 5 hops to get Giselle as a female while only 3 to get Giselle as a male.If this was the case Kubo would never at any point refer to Giselle with female pronouns. He would only refer to her with exclusively male pronouns. He would never refer to her with female pronouns when talking about her at any point. But he does so maybe you don’t know what Kubo thinks?
Show where he stated that he was talking about Giselle's biology in this? Don't have the novels or the raws for them so no comment of those.Kubo was talking about Giselle’s biology in that question, that’s no indication of what he believes her gender identity to be and literally even in all the novels Giselle is still referred to as female by all the characters around her. So I don’t know what you’re talking about.
Okay.I accidentally deleted a section and it resulted in that.
It asks if Giselle is actually a female cause it was put into doubt by Yumichika. Cause the only time Giselle ever genders themselves is when they are being threatened by Yumichika and Ikkaku iirc and that's to save themselves from the two shimigami. It's even further supported that Giselle is a guy by these scans at the end of chapter 615.But the author didn’t say otherwise since the question was indicating what her biology to be. What her biology is and what her gender identity is are two different things so Kubo can still make that statement and Giselle still be referred to as female. Also what happens if the majority of the characters around them in the majority of instances refer to them as X, why should I take the opinions of one over the majority people more closely associated.
Or you know Giselle got called out for sick acts and can't defend themselves so they go straight for the attack which is shown in every instance Giselle gets called out iirc.You know she could just be mad that they misgendered her right? Her reaction of being angry could be that.
What Kubo medium is right then? The one from 3 years ago or the 1 from a couple of months ago?This doesn’t make any sense. Kubo is Kubo regardless of which medium he is in or who he talking to. He’s still the same person so when asked a question about bleach his statements are still valid.
If Kubo believe that Giselle was a female he would have said Giselle was a female to that question not a dude. He wouldn't have also had info for Giselle and Co at the end of chapter 615 which I posted above.Also if Kubo believed what you’re saying then he wouldn’t be using female pronouns when talking about Giselle. The fact that he does so clearly means he identifies Giselle as female.
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Yeah and the question is in reference to whether or not Giselle is biologically male or female. So Kubo answering that Giselle is biologically male there. This has absolutely zero bearing on Giselle’s gender identity though. So so there’s no contradiction with what Kubo said like you’re trying to make it seem.It's asking if Giselle is a male or female. Not if Gisele is a trans male/female and Kubo flat out says Giselle is a male.
What is ***** if not part of a male’s biology? He was specifically talking about what Giselle’s genitalia was. Ergo he was talking about biology. What do you mean “in general.”When did Yumichika say I'm only talking about Giselle's biology? He didn't. He's talking about in general that Giselle is a male.
You were the one who made the claim of what Kubo thinks. And I said if he believed in what you claimed than his actions do not align with what supposed belief. And here’s the thing, I don’t have to jump through any hoops for anything in determining Giselle’s gender. Since there’s no hoops for me to jump in the first place. You on the other hand have to jump quite a few hoops to get to the position you are in now.What do you know what Kubo thinks? All I have going for my view is the evidence presented. It's basically Occam’s razor, you got to jump through 5 hops to get Giselle as a female while only 3 to get Giselle as a male.
What is ***** if not something produced by a male’s genitalia. When Yumichika is talking about the biological functions of a biological male, he is talking about biology.Show where he stated that he was talking about Giselle's biology in this? Don't have the novels or the raws for them so no comment of those.
Cool you literally just proved Giselle refers to herself as a female. They directly said it and what supports that notion is literally all the other characters who are very closely associated with her and the very author himself is referring to her with female pronouns.It asks if Giselle is actually a female cause it was put into doubt by Yumichika. Cause the only time Giselle ever genders themselves is when they are being threatened by Yumichika and Ikkaku iirc and that's to save themselves from the two shimigami. It's even further supported that Giselle is a guy by these scans at the end of chapter 615.
Which is also every instance they are misgendered. So all those instances can be the cause of her being misgendered.Or you know Giselle got called out for sick acts and can't defend themselves so they go straight for the attack which is shown in every instance Giselle gets called out iirc.
Why does one have to be right over the other? They’re not mutually exclusive claims nor are they contradictory. So neither one needs to be taken over the other. Kubo is referring to her biology in the most recent one but he identifies her as female and uses female pronouns when addressing her. These two statements can exist simultaneously without being contradictory towards each other.What Kubo medium is right then? The one from 3 years ago or the 1 from a couple of months ago?
Why would he say Giselle is biologically female? The question was in reference to her biology so why would Kubo answer with anything other than her biology. If Kubo identifies Giselle as a male then he would use male pronouns when talking about him, but he doesn’t, he uses female pronouns. Which means he identifies her as female.If Kubo believe that Giselle was a female he would have said Giselle was a female to that question not a dude. He wouldn't have also had info for Giselle and Co at the end of chapter 615 which I posted above.
I literally started to know about the Bleach existence through Minecraft mods
yes someone made a bleach mod in minecraft
what do you think guys.
and to put the cherry on top. Dantdm is reviewing it. (Too bad he sucks now) am really sad
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The question asked is Giselle male or female. Not 'is actually Giselle biologically male/biologically female or identified as male/female.'Yeah and the question is in reference to whether or not Giselle is biologically male or female. So Kubo answering that Giselle is biologically male there. This has absolutely zero bearing on Giselle’s gender identity though. So so there’s no contradiction with what Kubo said like you’re trying to make it seem.
He's talking about Giselle obviously. Who else would he be talking about? Is Bambi packing heat?What is ***** if not part of a male’s biology? He was specifically talking about what Giselle’s genitalia was. Ergo he was talking about biology. What do you mean “in general.”
Yes, cause he pointed out what he thinks by saying Giselle is a dude. He isn't saying Giselle is trans or anything or such which is what you're trying to infer from the question.You were the one who made the claim of what Kubo thinks. And I said if he believed in what you claimed than his actions do not align with what supposed belief. And here’s the thing, I don’t have to jump through any hoops for anything in determining Giselle’s gender.
Bruh the hoops you jumping through right now to try and say Giselle is a female/trans is more than I have to say by uploading one scan of Kubo saying Giselle is a guy. It's that simple.Since there’s no hoops for me to jump in the first place. You on the other hand have to jump quite a few hoops to get to the position you are in now.
It's funny how you ignored the 2 scans but go straight for the manga scan. Like you're trying to push something that isn't there. It's not like the question asked was about this whole situation and Kubo shut it down by saying Giselle was a guy.Cool you literally just proved Giselle refers to herself as a female. They directly said it and what supports that notion is literally all the other characters who are very closely associated with her and the very author himself is referring to her with female pronouns.
Or it's cause the act is up as Yumichika states. Giselle doesn't even deny it.Which is also every instance they are misgendered. So all those instances can be the cause of her being misgendered.
Cause someone decided to label one as the correct one therefore one is wrong and the other is right. If it was disputed or unknown nothing would have mattered.Why does one have to be right over the other?
Yes, they are. One you have people reaching like yourself claiming he obviously is only talking about biology, not gender identity. While the other(me) is just saying what Kubo said Giselles a dude nothing more nothing less.They’re not mutually exclusive claims nor are they contradictory. So neither one needs to be taken over the other. Kubo is referring to her biology in the most recent one but he identifies her as female and uses female pronouns when addressing her. These two statements can exist simultaneously without being contradictory towards each other.
Nah that's the people who believe that Giselle = Female when it should be Giselle = Unknown/Giselle = Disputed/Giselle = Male.You having to disregard his statements at all is you having to jump through hoops to get to the position where you’re at.
No clue why he would say that since his own words say Giselle is a male.Why would he say Giselle is biologically female?
As I already explained one was in the past and the other is now, and he even uses boku/da yo/kimi which all refers to being a male as I already stated and you ignored it since you don't have an answer to it.The question was in reference to her biology so why would Kubo answer with anything other than her biology. If Kubo identifies Giselle as a male then he would use male pronouns when talking about him, but he doesn’t, he uses female pronouns. Which means he identifies her as female.
Bleach genderscalingWhat the hell I’m reading
People want to claim their view >>> the author.Bleach genderscaling
Already been refutedUryu stated ulqs reiastu was the strongest he ever felt and he's sensed kisuke before. So ulq>>>kisuke
Kisuke solos the Hueco mundoUlq solos Kisuke while Arc and Animefreak cry themselves asleep.
Ulq solos Kisuke while Arc and Animefreak cry themselves asleep.
Both of y'all fail to comprehend that early AA Kisuke can just be weaker than FKT Kisuke, as he had 3 months to prep for battle. MRK behaviorBleach genderscaling
I didn't claim theo opposite..Both of y'all fail to comprehend that early AA Kisuke can just be weaker than FKT Kisuke, as he had 3 months to prep for battle. MRK behavior
All the battle prep was for Aizen though.Both of y'all fail to comprehend that early AA Kisuke can just be weaker than FKT Kisuke, as he had 3 months to prep for battle. MRK behavior
The context of the question asked is in reference to her biology. We already gone over this. Context is a thing and the way the question is phrased indicates it’s referring to her biology.The question asked is Giselle male or female. Not 'is actually Giselle biologically male/biologically female or identified as male/female.'
Right, so since Yumichika was talking about the biological functions of a male, he was talking about her biology. Glad we got that covered.He's talking about Giselle obviously. Who else would he be talking about? Is Bambi packing heat?
Because she had the biology of a male, so he said she was a male. So he’s talking about her biology. Giselle identifies herself as female which makes her trans.Yes, cause he pointed out what he thinks by saying Giselle is a dude. He isn't saying Giselle is trans or anything or such which is what you're trying to infer from the question.
I’m not jumping through any hoops. Since the scan you posted doesn’t contradict anything I’ve said. You on the other hand have to outright ignore what Kubo’s said, which is all I need to demonstrate to show you’re going through way more mental gymnastics to arrive at the position you’re at. I don’t need to disregard anything Kubo has said since nothing he said contradicts anything I’ve said. Unlike you.Bruh the hoops you jumping through right now to try and say Giselle is a female/trans is more than I have to say by uploading one scan of Kubo saying Giselle is a guy. It's that simple.
The manga>>shonen jump which is an outside source yes. Kubo>shonen jump, yes. It’s very indicative of your positions that you have to go through outside sources instead of just what Kubo said. Also unlike you I don’t have to ignore anything Kubo has said for my positions to stay true, which can’t be said for your positions.It's funny how you ignored the 2 scans but go straight for the manga scan. Like you're trying to push something that isn't there. It's not like the question asked was about this whole situation and Kubo shut it down by saying Giselle was a guy.
What act. There is no act in what Giselle is doing. She identifies as female so she’s a female and the wiki refers to her as such. So I don’t know what “act” you think is being done here.Or it's cause the act is up as Yumichika states. Giselle doesn't even deny it.
What are you talking about. Both statements can exist simultaneously as they do not contradict each other. Therefore no statement has to be put over the other.Cause someone decided to label one as the correct one therefore one is wrong and the other is right. If it was disputed or unknown nothing would have mattered.
No they are not. You have not demonstrated them to be contradictory. Also the questions was phrased in a way that is was in reference to her biology. There’s no reach since I don’t have to say anything about Kubo’s words since they’re fine for the context of the question, you on the other hand have to outright ignore what Kubo identifies Giselle has which is a reach if I’ve ever seen one.Yes, they are. One you have people reaching like yourself claiming he obviously is only talking about biology, not gender identity. While the other(me) is just saying what Kubo said Giselles a dude nothing more nothing less.
There is no unknown or disputed position here though as she is identified and identifies herself as female. So there’s no dispute, you’re only trying to make it one.Nah that's the people who believe that Giselle = Female when it should be Giselle = Unknown/Giselle = Disputed/Giselle = Male.
Yes and both statements can exist simultaneously and are not contradictory to each other. Since Giselle is biologically male but identifies as female. So Kubo is simply identifying her as female. You having to rustle your brain around why Kubo would say this and just having to ignore the statement for your positions just demonstrates how much mental gymnastics you’re going through.No clue why he would say that since his own words say Giselle is a male.
And since neither statement contradicts each other they can both exist simultaneously. So there’s no need to disregard them and doing so just proves you simply want to push something that isn’t backed. Also she directly identifies herself as female which is direct confirmation what she identifies as. So her grammar wouldn’t matter since grammar doesn’t prove which gender you are, they’re just used by each gender differently. So again there’s no contradiction since using those doesn’t prove they identify themselves as male. They identify themselves as female as they said themselves. Which is something you also try to disregard since it’s also a bug monkey wrench in your argument.As I already explained one was in the past and the other is now, and he even uses boku/da yo/kimi which all refers to being a male as I already stated and you ignored it since you don't have an answer to it.
meant to quote ReioI didn't claim theo opposite..
I mean, the fact that Ulq himself made it clear that he will attack Ichigo, Chad and Orihime while fighting Kisuke/Yoruichi to gain the advantage speaks enough lolmeant to quote Reio
Don't worry, created a crt for that.Even debating Reio on this topic feels much more better than reading that gender discussion
FThat's the one bleach thread I won't follow