- Jan 30, 2018
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Spikes and skulls are a classic femme punk look. No I'm not remembering an embarrassing phase from high school why do you askUrka... well, I said "personally" and "others can argue".
I love the character, but I don't see any feminine behaviour. Aside of the super hot body (absolutely subjetive if it's feminine or not, since it depends on tastes), I don't see how skulls, spikes and chains could be feminine without a feminine attitude.
And she makes clear she's not going to be the "girl" on the "relationship" (to the point of dressing you and call you as a girl on bad ends).
She can't be called boyish, but it's less feminine than boyish.
But yeah, futas usually have that strong dom energy but that's not really the core of being boyish. How you present yourself makes a difference but more than that it's an attitude thing. More people have played the original Nier now so maybe you might get the reference when I say this but Urka comes off kind of like Kaine to me. She's not 'girly' but she presents herself with a feminine attitude and energy despite being gruff and violent and unrefined (some traits people might associate with boys). This is another point of reference that might go over some people's heads but with lesbians there are some butch ones, obviously, but if you're around them it's still clear that they're feminine even if they're not presenting in a typical girly way. Their attitude and the way they treat other people isn't anything like a boy or a man.
To be a tomboy you need an attitude that has some boyish qualities in there, not just a certain look. Honestly I think the closest is Trudy.