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Published: 2019-05-30 14:03:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 2849; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 0
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Roboppy is a trans icon and I love them with all my heart!I haven't yet got to watch Vrains past season 1 but I love android Roboppy's design so much I just had to draw it.
Character belongs to Konami & Studio Dice
Art by me
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaPrrnβ¦Β Β still your art looks good
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Fuck off transphobe.
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Robots and AI don't have a defined gender unless their programmer codes them to have one, then if they gain sentience, I guess that means they can choose what they are for themselves - Ai did promise Roboppy to "make her smarter" and the back-up he installed granted her free will; I guess that allowed her to decide "I'd rather be a boy, like my Big Bro," so chose a male avatar form and... well, Roboppy is a boy now? IDK, there's only been two episodes of him as a boy for him to give a reason.
Either way, it just made Roboppy cuter to go from a generic cute robot shell to a cute human boy (or at least an AI with a human avatar) and I hope the anime doesn't skimp out on having him show up regularly from here on - I just wanna pet that floofy hair. ~^-^~
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The fact is Roboppy has changed from gender-neutral pronoun "watashi" to masculine "oira". By gaining own will, they've changed their gender identity to much more masculine.
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I would like to say "trans" too but as much as we thought of him as a girl, it seems that he called Ai "Aniki" since the start and apparently it's used only by guys? Oh well doesn't matter much Roboppy is still Roboppy I guess xD
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Aniki means big bro/boss (depending on context as it is used a lot in gangs), so he just calls Ai, who is male, like that. Girls use aniki too if they refer to males.
However, Roboppy used "watashi" when they were a maid robot, which is gender-neutral first person pronoun (girls use it a lot, but in the end it doesn't define gender). Now in their new humanoid form, they changed this pronoun to "oira", which is more casual/rural and "country-pumpkin" version of "ore", which is used by men. Meaning Roboppy has changed (ahem, transitioned) from slightly feminine, yet gender-neutral speech pattern to masculine one.
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Oh interesting!
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HOW CANIT BE TRANS if it has no defined gender in the first place?
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Changes from "watashi" to "oira". From gender-neutral/feminine first person pronoun to masculine.
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