>Character has no sex drive at all. "Must be Non-binary." >Character acts like a cat, because they are a cat. "Must be a Lesbian."
I mean, sometimes people just write characters as nonbinary or lesbians because it's interesting, rather than because they've investigated them and come to the conclusion that there's no other possible read.
It's also a bit of a joke because "Anby" sounds like "enby" which is slang for non-binary.
Despite the Silver Solder trailer showing the scientist who made all the clones is named Ann, and with Anby being her best subject, named her after herself in a moment of narcissism. Thus Ann-B.
Despite the Silver Solder trailer showing the scientist who made all the clones is named Ann, and with Anby being her best subject, named her after herself in a moment of narcissism. Thus Ann-B.
Why would the canon origin of her name matter here? They sound alike and someone pointed out the connection. That's how puns work. No one is seriously arguing the developers had the word "enby" in mind when they named her.
>Character has no sex drive at all. "Must be Non-binary." >Character acts like a cat, because they are a cat. "Must be a Lesbian."
You must be fun at parties, stretching things for literally no reason at all. People can wrote characters however they like. Also, sex drive and being nonbinary have nothing to do with each other. You're thinking of asexual, not that you care.
I mean, sometimes people just write characters as nonbinary or lesbians because it's interesting, rather than because they've investigated them and come to the conclusion that there's no other possible read.
Also a very common thing for people who love a particular character enough is for them to mirror one of their traits onto a character, very commonly some sort of LGTBQness
