stagnate is agender, it just is whatever it wants to be any given time, like a male humanoid when fighting or a female bird when spying on someone its interested inSo stagnate is a she now?
Always was and always wasn't. Confusing I know, but seeing as how it is seemingly going off of DnD gods a tad. Here is your answer:So stagnate is a she now?
But the earlier chapters referred to it as the God of death and even MC called it a him. That's why I'm confusedI'm pretty sure she always was, iirc the body she used in the first arc wasn't her real one. I think at some point she said it was just a body that had a part of her power and was acting as an avatar for her. It's been a while so someone correct me if I'm wrong.
stagnate is agender, it just is whatever it wants to be any given time, like a male humanoid when fighting or a female bird when spying on someone its interested in
When did they establish that?Always was and always wasn't. Confusing I know, but seeing as how it is seemingly going off of DnD gods a tad. Here is your answer:
Gods can decide which gender they wish to represent themselves via their avatars, weaker fragments of themselves that they CAN send down to do their bidding. For they can not physically bring themselves into the mortal realms, as doing so would be akin to dropping a black hole in the middle of a corn field. Additionally if any regular mortal tried to view them, their features would very much be obscured, think of it akin to how us 3rd dimensional beings would be unable to truly view what a 4th dimensional individual our brains just wouldn't be able to process it.
So it would not be incorrect to claim that stagnate is agender or see them as such. However, beings of great power or faith can sometimes be able to see the physical manifestations of the deities. Considering that our dear old ancient evil dragon had no reason to lie and was most certainly powerful to know the gods. More than likely stagnate's physical form and gender is female.
They didn’t to my knowledge in the manga. However, how the gods work does seem to be heavily inspired by DnD with faith empowering the respective deities the more followers they have. That being said I’m largely just inferring upon from the information we have.When did they establish that?
So stagnate is a she now?
I doubt gods in this manga even have genders, kinda a useless thing if you aren't going to procreate.I'm pretty sure she always was, iirc the body she used in the first arc wasn't her real one. I think at some point she said it was just a body that had a part of her power and was acting as an avatar for her. It's been a while so someone correct me if I'm wrong.
She straight up says she can procreate and intends to procreate with will.I doubt gods in this manga even have genders, kinda a useless thing if you aren't going to procreate.
I was operating under the assumption that it was either a translation issue (the original japanese using a neutral "him") or the characters just not knowing.But the earlier chapters referred to it as the God of death and even MC called it a him. That's why I'm confused
This was only in the next .1 chapter.She straight up says she can procreate and intends to procreate with will.
Eh seems like the actual main self of stagnate is female, and is considered the "main" one. But the echoes can take on different forms and genders. The bird looked like it turned into a representation of the main god, since other gods have definitely genders.stagnate is agender, it just is whatever it wants to be any given time, like a male humanoid when fighting or a female bird when spying on someone its interested in
Really fantastic fight, though the very ending feels lackluster; not bad per say, but fails to live up to the fight itself.
Even the high five looked stupid, and Will just shrugs off that incredible torturous pain he just suffered through. I had also hoped he would have one last moment with the Dragon as it enters the reincarnation cycle, but I guess it was not to be.
It does honestly.