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A bokukko (ぼくっこ lit. "boku girl") is a female character who uses the first-person pronoun "boku", primarily used by boys and young men. It is a common trope in Japanese entertainment used to denote gender non-conformity or quirkiness in characters.
gotcha! i don't know anything about this franchise; this blurb is copy-pasted from something another mod wrote when we were still a two-mod twitter account 😭 appreciate the correction!
May 27, 2025 at 8:10 AM
gotcha! i don't know anything about this franchise; this blurb is copy-pasted from something another mod wrote when we were still a two-mod twitter account 😭 appreciate the correction!
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Gemini is a lot of fun! As a resident Sakura Wars-head, though, I have to correct you: I am pretty sure Gemini isn't Japanese-American, she's just a Texan who was raised by a samurai and learned from him. (Her parents aren't mentioned in detail in her game, Sakura Wars V.)
May 27, 2025 at 2:13 AM
Gemini is a lot of fun! As a resident Sakura Wars-head, though, I have to correct you: I am pretty sure Gemini isn't Japanese-American, she's just a Texan who was raised by a samurai and learned from him. (Her parents aren't mentioned in detail in her game, Sakura Wars V.)
(Puniru is sexless and does not particularly identify as a girl. However, she equates femininity with cuteness, so her preferred forms are feminine.)
May 24, 2025 at 8:42 PM
(Puniru is sexless and does not particularly identify as a girl. However, she equates femininity with cuteness, so her preferred forms are feminine.)
* A lyric in the final chorus of the song, at 2:27, "Your pitiful mask can't pull the wool over my eyes", uses "ore". I thought that was neat.
May 21, 2025 at 2:59 AM
* A lyric in the final chorus of the song, at 2:27, "Your pitiful mask can't pull the wool over my eyes", uses "ore". I thought that was neat.