She used the feminine version of "I" specifically "watashi" . In Japanese there is multiple version of "I " depending on who is speaking, the setting and to whom they are speaking to. Boys(and boyish girl) uses "boku". girls commonly uses "watashi" ."Turner's first person pronoun is... 'me'?"
I think something got lost in translation, there.
I mean she was pretty hard to tell and REN never actually said her pronouns to where she could correct him and her hair is pretty short giving an illusion of a boy.So if they're children the same age who play together in a small village all the time, how could he not have realized by now?...
I mean she was pretty hard to tell and REN never actually said her pronouns to where she could correct him and her hair is pretty short giving an illusion of a boy.
FrThere is also he is a modern adult who more likely view his interaction with them merely babysitting. I doubt he would go out of his way to learn everything about them.
Yeah no use of battle iq just straight up spamming abilities.Bro in the moment I saw the panels of the big wolf being broken, twisted, and finally minced by the 🌪️. I was thinking that was overly creepy, too OP
(You know the strong winds can cut or push away hard, you need something more dangerous or nasty to add other effects)
I wonder if she was using "boku" in chapter 2. That might also be part of the misunderstanding.She used the feminine version of "I" specifically "watashi" . In Japanese there is multiple version of "I " depending on who is speaking, the setting and to whom they are speaking to. Boys(and boyish girl) uses "boku". girls commonly uses "watashi" .
The sentence is "watashi?? Taanaa no ichininsho te watashi no? ( I (feminine)???? Taanaa's first person pronoun is I(feminine) ?
So by that we can see why he is surprised and this is the instance that he suspect that he have done a big nono .