[Domus]

Personally, I've been leaning to agendered but feminine, but at the end of the day, they're fictional monsters based on emotions, who's to say that any of them have concepts of human gender and sex?

[SentaiSan]

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Originally Posted by Domus

Personally, I've been leaning to agendered but feminine, but at the end of the day, they're fictional monsters based on emotions, who's to say that any of them have concepts of human gender and sex?

Pretty sure candy wants some sex.

Anywho. Ive always thought female, but could see how male could work too.

[Matrixbeast]

Boy fits better.

[Scythe]

Well it had a female suit actor and voice actress, that's good enough for me to call her a girl.

[Suzu]

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Originally Posted by Scythe

Well it had a female suit actor and voice actress, that's good enough for me to call her a girl.

But his voice actress usually just voices little boys and Luckyuro clearly had a "boy-voice", so I still consider him male. He felt male to me.

[Scythe]

I definitely need more Kyoryuger in me. My assumption was based off of like the fifteen or so eps I've seen so far and they weren't even in order. I'm gonna marathon the series and I think I'll have a basic idea of what to go with but from what I've seen so far, Luckieuro has some pretty femenine traits. I thought at first maybe they don't have genders, but Candy clearly has female..... 'Attributes.'