I do believe that it's more of a shift in how others view their friendship. Since, when they were boys they were the closest of friends obviously when it goes to reverse and everyone remembers that goblin-san had always been a girl then others would view their friendship closer to romance coupled with how clingy goblin-san gets around tank-san. Anyone would think that they're dating already which would explain why the girls would act that way towards goblin-san and Tank-san's relationship."He doesn't even realize it, does he" "Let's cheer him on"
Wait, do the girls remember Goblin used to be male? What if everyone does actually remember and Goblin just assumed everyone forgot. ._.
Well I meant that they were referring to Goblin as "he".I do believe that it's more of a shift in how others view their friendship. Since, when they were boys they were the closest of friends obviously when it goes to reverse and everyone remembers that goblin-san had always been a girl then others would view their friendship closer to romance coupled with how clingy goblin-san gets around tank-san. Anyone would think that they're dating already which would explain why the girls would act that way towards goblin-san and Tank-san's relationship.
I think Ace is mostly questioning the use of Male pronouns. I do believe female pronouns would be more accurate, since the girl has no reason to view Goblin as a boy. Unless, there's something in the original Japanese that implies this.I do believe that it's more of a shift in how others view their friendship. Since, when they were boys they were the closest of friends obviously when it goes to reverse and everyone remembers that goblin-san had always been a girl then others would view their friendship closer to romance coupled with how clingy goblin-san gets around tank-san. Anyone would think that they're dating already which would explain why the girls would act that way towards goblin-san and Tank-san's relationship.
Ah my bad my bad 😅. It seems to be a translation error on my part. The original text never really specified which gender goblin-dono was as most mangas (I think) would do, where they dont include the pronouns for he or she but you would simply have to rely on context to know the gender of the person their talking about was. This was a slip up 😭I think Ace is mostly questioning the use of Male pronouns. I do believe female pronouns would be more accurate, since the girl has no reason to view Goblin as a boy. Unless, there's something in the original Japanese that implies this.