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Zenithbeenlost :

I wish she had been around for longer in the show. also does tiger have any moments where it's made obvious in the show he's trans? I'm trans masc and crave it 😅

nichole lopp :

big sis magne queen 💅👑

𝐵𝒾𝓇𝒹𝒾𝑒 :

Oh, Magne. They could never make me hate you 😔

viousvillevey :

big sis mag will forever be in my fav character list😭

Aban :

She died 😞

𝔊𝔥𝔬𝔰𝔱 :

She’s such a diva ❤️

Thomas Jefferson :

I’ve never realized how much sass she has

🪡🧵Imnotsure🧵🪡 :

she is actually so pretty though

Kayden???🐠🐠🐠 :

I quite literally found out she was trans TODAY and I’ve been a Mha fan for 3 YEARS

Alex :

Jojo (lana’s version) 🥀 :

ELA MORREU TÃO CEDO, EU AMAVA TANTO ELA 😭💗

coquelicot :

😭

Typhoonfx19 :

😁😁😁

rushstriker :

🥰🥰🥰

𝓓𝓪𝓻𝔁𝓸(Wally) :

That's a she?..

Prominence Burn :

Western fans come from societies where LGBTQ identity is a major cultural and political topic. When they see a Japanese character who doesn’t fit traditional male/female roles, they overlay Western categories onto them. Example: “Oh, this character was born male but presents as female? That’s a trans woman.” For many fans, this is about wanting representation, so they claim these characters as LGBTQ icons — even if the original author or culture didn’t mean it that way.