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Paradox Pokémon: Version Exclusive Genders?!!
So, I realized something. When I play Scarlet or Violet, I look at the Pokémon designs on Paradox Pokémon. On Scarlet, each past Pokémon have eye marks that look like eyelashes (except Koraidon) and on Violet, they don't look a lot like females. So what if it means Ancient Pokémon are girls (except Koraidon) and Future Pokémon are boys (except Iron Leaves, Virizion is obviously a girl)?
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Iron Valiant is a fusion of Gardevoir and Gallade. So, even if it had a gender, it would be weird if it only could be one gender.
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zacian's gender is an in universe rumour according to the pokedex, where it could also just as likely be a rival, or even just made up because the whole story of SWSH was about how nobody even remembered they existed so it didnt even have lore or rumours until after you rediscover it
also it's not like male pokemon can't have eyelashes or there can't be female robots
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Also I know Gardevoir's name in Japanese is Sirknight and it can be either gender, but the Pokémon company treats it as a feminine Pokémon.
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does everything really need to have a gender? Like I get it for the past paradox pkmn, but I can’t see robots having a gender anytime soon (with a few execptions in fiction)
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I think you are reading too much into it.
The future Pokémon are robots. By their very nature they are bulkier, harder and more industrial, but that doesn't make them male.
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robots shouldnt have a gender
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@BlaziiBoi I think you really are reading into it too much.
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@Pokemaster9293 There isn't anything inherently wrong with robots exhibiting human gender traits, especially humanoid ones. Androids and gynoids are a thing in the real world, after all.
I just don't think it applies in this case.
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