User talk:60.70.173.141

Clarifications

1. Bisexual refers to one's attraction, not their gender.
2. "Varies" is preferred over "male and female" because it is shorter, simpler, and covers all of the bases in the off-chance that male or female is not the best category.
3. Regarding my comment about androids, it appears I was thinking of cyborgs. That was my bad. Though I don't see changing "robot" to "android" as necessary. Could argue that due to the weapons and armor-like form, that they steer away from conventional androids.

--CanvasK (talk) 08:42, January 22, 2024 (EST)

1. I'm sorry that it didn't make much sense to me. Bisexual refers to having both genders, and I was wrong for assuming that Varies didn't know the gender. Libre's Pikachu only appears in the female version in the game, but we know that there is a male version in the TV anime, so that was bad. Since Pokemon is based on animals, I guess there was no need to write animal names. Also, although Mega Man is a robot, it looks just like a human, so it was called an android, but since it was easy to express something other than a human being as a robot, Mega Man seems to be something like Dr. Light's son.
2. The reason why robots such as Mega Man and X were made to be androids was because the type of R.O.B. (which is called a robot in Japan) itself was written as R.O.B., and since Mega Man is a robot that looks just like a human, it was made to be an android. did. Like Xenosaga's KOS-MOS and Terminator's T-800, they have a human form, and Mega Man's younger sister Roll is also a robot, but she only looks like a human, and if she is a girl, she is also called a gynoid. In fact, boy robots are also called androids.

--User:60.70.173.141 (talk) 07:00, January 23, 2024 (EST)