Not for this person:Flygon Jedi Master said:Luxray...a mighty electric lion...
Totally masculine. It's hard to think of Pokémon as feminine to me.
Zyflair said:Not for this person:Flygon Jedi Master said:Luxray...a mighty electric lion...
Totally masculine. It's hard to think of Pokémon as feminine to me.
To me, I see them as both ways (and I'm surprised no one chose that). I suppose it's how one views them.
OMG...it has curves...Zyflair said:Not for this person:
To me, I see them as both ways (and I'm surprised no one chose that). I suppose it's how one views them.[/color]
Trust me, girls can be incredibly intimidating.Sweet Dawn Berlitz said:Plus it has Intimidate, which is such a masculine ability.
LOLFlygon Jedi Master said:OMG...it has curves...
To me, the video games cannot portray art any better than me with a brush (and you do not want to know how bad I am); they mainly draw Pokemon to suit their battle nature. Not many Pokemon are shown as a feminine nature because it would not look suiting (for most people) for a female to battle ferociously. No one said it was the only way they could be portrayed.Flygon Jedi Master said:In the Video Games, Luxray is clearly a boy, and the feminine differences are much more subtle. This artwork changed the look to purposely make Luxray girlish. Based on the Pokémon's attacks and behavior, I see Luxray as a lion, whom hunts and runs through fields. Oddly, in real life, it is the mother lion who hunts, and the father lion, who is in no danger on the food chain line, who goes around and does his thing, just like defending territory or something.
I stand by my opinion.
Win.Musical said:Trust me, girls can be incredibly intimidating.Sweet Dawn Berlitz said:Plus it has Intimidate, which is such a masculine ability.