Dex-chan lover
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I mean, does it really matter that he was a guy? For all we know, alien cultures could have two sexes, three sexes, or something completely different, like mushrooms, which have dozens of sexes. Realistically, human biology would be very different from alien biology, and alien biology would also be very different from Super Ball Girls biology.Doubt this alien will realize this girl is actually a man who got genderbent but it also begs the question if Eliza was also in the same boat. Honestly this story really jumped the shark that I lost any hope for there to be a satisfying conclusion & checked myself out when reading this. Certain plot points would get skipped over & hand waved that even if there's an extra chapter, I doubt it will clear things up. Good luck to the author's next project since Blue Lock is making so much $$$ that they can literally right whatever regardless of being a flop. The artist is free to do whatever but should definitely not do something that will be abandoned. Thank you for translating this to completion & hope you guys at least had fun doing it.
If you met an alien who, to you, seems like a girl, and in a very manga-like turn of events you decided to date her, and later learned that her species has four different sexes, none of which neatly fit the human “female” (or "male") category, you probably would not care. Most people would not even fully grasp how those other sexes work anyway. Unless explained in detail.
As for Eliza, I wondered the same thing. It might be cyclical and simply how the species spreads. An SBG arrives on a planet, they proliferate, one fully fuses with a local individual, and eventually this new fused being is expelled into space by collective instinct, restarting the process elsewhere.