What you call "Japanese drag queens" is a so-called "okama" archetype, a parodic portrayal of stereotypical gay men in Japanese culture. Also, I can guess why you mentioned transgender people, but I’ll pretend that I didn’t hear it.
"Okama" is a generic term that Japan trows at any male they deem not to be straight. It's also not a nice term and not appreciated by the community. The gay community itself actually has devisions and they do have drag queens which is also not the same as josou which is crossdressing.
Far from it. This term is directly associated with certain homophobic stereotypes that portray gay men as quirky transvestites. Which is historically related to the peculiarities of Japanese gender roles, but has nothing to do with Western drag queens, not to mention the fact that such a comparison in general would be extremely offensive.
I find it more likely that her mom is a stand in for the author / whatever entity that isekai´d the MC.Gender swap... Author of the play... Someone that's not in the original game?
The mother is definitely sus....
I wonder if the mother is also someone from Earth....
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Thx!
Yeah, I was thinking something like that. Maybe something like Weebtoon Character Kang Nim. Either the author is a god/goddess that wants "better ending" or just messing around.I find it more likely that her mom is a stand in for the author / whatever entity that isekai´d the MC.
What’s shocking about an otaku cosplaying
