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I'm too lazy to search for it, but Bridget's gender background was always that way from the beginning, it wasn't changed.
The confusion that many people have about Bridget gender comes from the Japanese language.
While they have pronouns for the third person which are "kare (he)" or "kanojo (she)", they preferre to use the person's name or describe them as "ano hito (that person)". It is not necessary to include gender.
This is also used a common trope in japanese media. Because the gender is not mentioned due to the lack of pronouns, this results in "It's a TRAP/GUY/GAL!" situations.
The whole gender-issue isn't even a thing in Japan, most don't care what western words the West uses, even if this is false.
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from the studio.I'm too lazy to search for it, but Bridget's gender background was always that way from the beginning, it wasn't changed.
The confusion that many people have about Bridget gender comes from the Japanese language.
While they have pronouns for the third person which are "kare (he)" or "kanojo (she)", they preferre to use the person's name or describe them as "ano hito (that person)". It is not necessary to include gender.
This is also used a common trope in japanese media. Because the gender is not mentioned due to the lack of pronouns, this results in "It's a TRAP/GUY/GAL!" situations.
The whole gender-issue isn't even a thing in Japan, most don't care what western words the West uses, even if this is false.
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