I fully accept Bridget's post-Strive trans characterization!

But will YOU accept it in a decade or two when Bridget makes history once again as gaming's very first detrans character?

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Go make a general there

He cute. Wish he was never added into Strive. Really a monkey's paw situation.

I have a question since I am not super hardcore into fighting games and I certainly don't play strive (played GG from 1 to XXAC), is Bridget even a viable top tier or anything? no matter how much people may want exposure for their groomed kid, in the end if he sees little or not tournament play the novelty will die with him, was he even top tier in the older games?

Daisuke has unintentionally endorsed child abuse

Isn't Strive supposed to be the end of Guilty Gear?

One can only dream, but I think they're planning to make spin offs or some shit.

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Looking forward to refunding the game when I get home. How much does that figure sell for nowadays?

You want a real monkey paw? A game set before strive or even a remake.
If they want to bring Bridget into it they'd have to make him clearly uncomfortable with his male persona lest they want their new fans to turn on them.

Transgender ideology is built on self hatred and the religious worship of shallow, sexist stereotypes. It teaches people that they were born wrong if they're a girl who likes kickball or a boy who likes having long hair and cooking. There's no reason a man can't fulfill the same roles and adopt the same traditions as a woman, and vice versa. There's no reason to "change" your "gender" in the first place because "genders" ought to be equally able to pursue their passions. The concept of gender identity is inherently sexist and limiting. It's built on bigotry. The man who came up with "gender identity" is a murderer who caused two boys to kill themselves. In reality all we have is biological sex. Your sex doesn't determine your hobbies, your roles, your fashion or your personality. You choose those things. As an individual. Isn't that a better, more free world? One where sex is all that exists and people are free to pursue whatever they want regardless of their sex? "Gender" is a needless restriction and it does not serve as a genuine identity. The logical progression of breaking down the differences leads to tomboys and femboys. It leads to people who don't let their biological sex influence their hobbies or fashion. The transgender cult is all about building up those limitations and enforcing them so strictly that any little boy who so much as glances at a Barbie doll gets put on hormone blockers so that he can be railroaded into becoming "a girl" because "only girls like dolls". We used to have a culture that said "if you're a boy you ought to like sports" and now we have a culture that says "if you like sports you ought to become a boy". We skipped right over the healthy, rational middleground that says there's no reason a girl can't play kickball with her friends without mutilating herself and taking testosterone.

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You could just ask them to define what a woman is and watch them melt down too.

Haven't seen you in a while. You get banned again?

Making trannies seethe is easy, but that pasta is for helping potential grooming victims realize they should love themselves and steer clear of homophobic suicide cults.

Maybe you should shorten it. Most people aren't going to read all that.

>Decades until his next appearance
Hits too close to home.

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>Last thread dies
>immediately spam another one
HOLY SHIT KILL YOURSELF.

Is it just me, or is the way Daisuke phrased this a little weird? Pointing out that Bridget recently identifies as "she" only at the end of Arcade Mode makes it seem like he thinks "he" is still acceptable for pre-Strive Bridget. In other words, just because Bridget's characterization going forward is female doesn't suddenly erase all the previous times where Bridget definitely self-characterizes as male. Which would be fair enough, I guess. Is it a common point of confusion in the differences between Japanese and Western trans attitudes, where Japanese are more likely to say "x person is trans now" whereas there's been this push in recent years to say "x person was always trans but no one knew it yet" in the West?

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haha

>talking about GG after Strive eviscerated the gameply
>talking about GG after all the censorship and pandering
>talking about GG with SF6 and TK8 on the horizon

i tought it was more or less the end of Sol's story specifically

Bridget's pronouns are she/her, but that doesn't make her trans

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There's no such thing as "self identifying" in Japan. This shit was written by a Westerner.

His pronouns are he and him. He's an otokonoko.

She's an otokonoko

desu i think he wanted to keep it ambiguous at first but the fake email think happened and all and probably got annoyed so he decided to fully troonify bridget

haha

That's not how gender identity works. Once a person self identifies as a given gender, you should always use that gender when referring to them, even pre-transition.

For example, Elliot Page didn't identify as a man earlier in his life, but we should still use his current name and identity when referring to past roles when he was still identifying as a woman. We can refer to the character he was playing as female, but should identify the actor as Elliot Page, a male.

No such thing as an otokonoko who uses female pronouns. They're all proud men.

the point of being a trap is being seen and called a girl, that's what being trapped literally means

Trannies should never be enabled no matter what. Their entire ideology is about murdering GNC people.

The point of being a trap is seeing yourself as a man while other people see you as a girl. That is the literal fucking point. They all identify as men. There are no exceptions.

yeah, but you can still identify as a man while using she/her pronouns