The chosen pronoun was prob based on the fact that she was referred to as a 姐さん (nee-san, translated as "big sis") to begin with on page 9. I think it's also fair to assume that "Erza" is a female name.Well I assume that the translators consciously chose to call Erza a she and her completely ruining the bit where Master asks if it's a woman or a man...you wouldn't ask if someone is a man or a woman after already having chosen to call them she and her...especially when Erza has a clear male physique...so I would guess at first they are using gender neutral pronouns to refer to Erza.
Now I don't throw shade at the okama trope, it's amusing in its own rights.
Just wondering if I am correct in my assumption or mistaken...I would like to see some raws of this.

This is a common stereotype with older generations in Japan, yes. It doesn't help that they do whatever they can to legally shunt actual gay representation to the sidelines, so younger generations don't know any better.Is this type a caricature in Japan?
This is a common stereotype with older generations in Japan, yes. It doesn't help that they do whatever they can to legally shunt actual gay representation to the sidelines, so younger generations don't know any better.
Haven't read it completely, but her party gets betrayed by their Scout (named Solus), causing everyone in the party to die by monsters and traps, except Solus.how?
Well I assume that the translators consciously chose to call Erza a she and her completely ruining the bit where Master asks if it's a woman or a man...you wouldn't ask if someone is a man or a woman after already having chosen to call them she and her...especially when Erza has a clear male physique...so I would guess at first they are using gender neutral pronouns to refer to Erza.
Now I don't throw shade at the okama trope, it's amusing in its own rights.
Just wondering if I am correct in my assumption or mistaken...I would like to see some raws of this.
Did you have to make such assumptions, just because of that reasoning?
Considering her party composition, probably gang rape.
As someone on volume 13 of the novel, what they said isn’t an assumption and is what happens unfortunatelyDid you have to make such assumptions, just because of that reasoning?
of course. can't ignore the flags.Well, just going to say something related to Inina, she is going to die soon.
Pretty sure it is, yeah. I think I've seen this "super buff crossdresser/transwoman high-rank adventurer/receptionist" like 3-5 times over the years in different mangas.Is this type a caricature in Japan?
Did you have to make such assumptions, just because of that reasoning?