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I haven't a clue what her name is right now, but I've been holding on to it for a while. I might come back and put her name in here when I find it.I found her name It's Ashura. Wikipedia has a few facts slightly wrong. She is called King in her world, but the person who wrote it up made her into a he.
This is from the third ep that is part of a set of eps starting where Syaoran was dressed as a girl so he could stay with some traveling 'circus' group of just girls that found him passed out after a 'jump' with the gang.
In this they find out how the gods came to be and what really happened to have the misunderstanding and ended up changing history because Syaoran told them that they should be buried together.
Oh, I forgot to say what show this is from. Tsubasa Chronicle.
I have others. Some that I put more work into than this one. I have a few stamps and two avatars. 
This was just lighting that I fixed. I got a good shot.
And I may have messed with it back when I took it took.
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Sorry I need to correct myself.
*But no, Ashura is not FEMALE*
Sorry I type to fast for my own worth.
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Ashura isn't a girl though, he's male, hence why he's addressed as King and not Queen.
I am assuming you do not know where Ashura comes from and his original series, it's from Rg-Veda.
But no, Ashura is not male, believe me on this, he's gay and has a penis.
Wikipedia was correct on addressing him as a male, just because he's feminine looking, doesn't mean he's a girl, it's CLAMP, they are known for doing things like this.
You should check out the manga, it's better than the anime which butchered up everything.
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ooh really.
True, I was learning that they pulled people from every other thing they ever came up with to make this show, but that is one very girly looking guy (if it's a guy). Yeah, belief hasn't sunk in yet.
I'll have to find a few things telling me that first. Even in the anime I could have sworn I heard a girl's voice. And I'm sure they said she when she was thought of as goddess later in history, but I'll go back and check.
Thanks for letting me know.
It's almost like finding out that Sess was a guy when I thought he was a girl before watching the show.
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Trust me, Ashura is male, he's been around since 1989, may I ask, what version of Tsubasa are you watching.
But, please be known that some cases of both Rg-Veda and Tsubasa Chronicles have been translated wrong due to homophobia floating around in some countries.
But yes, Ashura is male, this is why I suggest the manga and not anime, in English/Japanese of the anime Ashura has a female voice actor due to his feminine appearance.
But it does not automatically make him female.
Note the flat chest, androgynous face, and anatomy, the only thing that really makes him look female is the fact he has long hair and he's very skinny, but then again, look at Fai.
I have this argument all the time with people mistaking his gender to be female due to his looks and the fact people can't accept a gay char in a main stream anime.
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I more than accept people being gay in a main stream anime. Check my profile. This is just very new and contary information to what I know that I have to prove it to myself a bit.
He/She could just have been drawn with the style. Most of the people are these long fluid types. Unless her/his bare chest was on display, I'm going by the other clues they might or might not have given me.
As for the version I watched, I'm not sure how I should answer that. It was on DVD. About 4 or so do a disk. You could have them taking in Japanese with english words, or have them speak english. I chose reading english over hearing it. It never sounds right to me.
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Ah, so you got the English version, with Japanese extra, that's common on English DVD's, eh and in America sadly Ashura's gender was changed to female due to homophobia.
I hate it when people call him a girl honestly, it's very irritating and untrue to his char.
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What show is he from? I'll look it up if I can.
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Rg-Veda, although I warn you, the Rg-Veda anime is very old, poorly done, low quality, inaccurate and was so badly done that CLAMP themselves had it taken off.
It's a two part OVA.
I highly suggest the manga of the series, it's far better, but if you really want to watch the anime (Which they again translated Ashura's gender incorrect) you can.
Although if you like, I can tell you what you need to know, I am a big Ashura-Fanboy and have been following his char for years.
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hahah.
Guess I know who one of your fave anime/manga people are.
Sure. Give me (us) the rundown.
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Not just one, my absolute favorite.
Ok, I am assuming you have only seen the English version to Tsubasa Chronicles, dub and translated by FUNImation.
In Tsubasa Chronicles, take note they're two Ashura chars -King Ashura of Celes (Fai's country) and King Ashura of Shura (The one I'm talking about)
*Also take into note that in these times, King is another word for Ou, Ashura-Ou.*
The Ashura char we are talking about comes from CLAMPS first series Rg-Veda, which came out in 1989, in that series they're three Ashura chars, *Child Ashura, Adult *Dark* Ashura, and his father Ashura-Ou. (Who is dead in Rg-Veda)*
The series mainly follows Child Ashura and his friends on a quest to take out an evil King, but Child Ashura has another side to him, a older version of himself *Who by the way is what Tsubasa Ashura is roughly based on* I say roughly due to the only thing they have in common is looks.
Adult Ashura in Rg-Veda is the God of Destruction, technically he is actually an it, for it's genderless due to being a God. This is where the confusion on Ashura's gender in Tsubasa Chronicles comes into play. Due to some fans of CLAMP (like me) who know who Ashura is from remembering him in Rg-Veda, we could easily say that it's genderless, but in fact that's incorrect, for Ashura doesn't become a God until he kills Yasha (The zombie dude with the scare/lover) and himself, not only till then does he become a God (Hence why the statues are worshiped as Gods)
It was Ashura's wish to Yuuko, for him and Yasha to become Gods of the land.
But until that time, Ashura is male, hence why he is addressed as King and not Queen.
After he kills himself and Yasha does he become genderless.
But he was never female.
*Going back to the fact they're are two Ashura char in Tsubasa Chronicles, Ashura-Ou of Celes is of no relation to Ashura-Ou of Shura, they just coincidentally have the same name, unlike in Rg-Veda where they are father and son.*
If you need more explanation, I can give it to you.
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That's a bit.
Tsubasa Chronicles is really just a mash up of every another story Clamp ever did ha?
I'll still see if I can find it somewhere since I always thought that the lousy war they were fighing could have ended a long time ago since they liked each other and could just have married and shared the wish.
A year or so ago I really learned that they changed up things in mangas and animes before they putting them out into the US market.
It was when I started asking questions about another manga/anime.
Thanks for the info and the fast typing.
I found the manga. It's over at Manga Fox.
Thanks.
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You are welcome, always here to serve and correct, I utterly hate it when people address him as female, it's untrue.
Yes unfortunate things like that happen.
But you are welcome, I hope you enjoy Rg-Veda.
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