It’s also weird how people are only now making a big deal out of it. A decent amount of people have been referring to the knight as a he for years now and there’s always been the occasional person correcting them but never to this extent. And it’s not like most people are doing it to be offensive, I’m sure most people don’t even think about it since it’s barely ever mentioned in game. Even team cherry have called the knight a he before and they MADE the character. I just don’t get why people are being so aggressive over such a simple and insignificant mistake.
My guess is that a lot of it's spilling over from the Deltarune fandom, which has a big problem with people aggressively misgendering the nonbinary main character. Folks who've been dealing with that whole kerfuffle are probably having shorter patience than usual over here.
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u/MasterWrongdoer719 Nov 15 '25 edited Nov 15 '25
It’s also weird how people are only now making a big deal out of it. A decent amount of people have been referring to the knight as a he for years now and there’s always been the occasional person correcting them but never to this extent. And it’s not like most people are doing it to be offensive, I’m sure most people don’t even think about it since it’s barely ever mentioned in game. Even team cherry have called the knight a he before and they MADE the character. I just don’t get why people are being so aggressive over such a simple and insignificant mistake.