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Yamato

There’s a lot of discussion on Yamato’s gender. And the one take I see particularly often when it’s brought up, is about how Kaido ‘forced’ Yamato to be a man.

So, I wanted to explore this train of thought. And explain why this just isn’t true.

First, let’s explore every time Yamato has been referred to by feminine pronouns/gender.

Within the canon of the text, these are the only times Yamato has been called female, daughter, or princess.

(Chapter 984, pg. 17)

The first time is right after Yamato is properly introduced to the audience, and is following a panel where Luffy questions his gender.

(Chapter 984, pg. 17)

Here, Yamato explicitly says that he chose to be a man, like Oden was.

So it appears that the introduction Oda box was more to indicate Yamato’s birth sex, to confirm to the audience that yes, he was born a woman. But Yamato himself is confirming that while he was born female, he is choosing to identify himself as a man, due to how Oden inspired him.

After this moment, Luffy affirms Yamato’s gender by calling him by the nickname “Yama-o”, which is what he calls Law and Kid by as well.

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I am not trans so I can’t and won’t speak in their behalf, this is me just complaining about the stuff I am seeing around about Yamato.

I really don’t understand what’s so difficult about using Yamato’s pronouns. He calls himself Kaido’s son, he used boku to talk about himself, Luffy calls him Yama-o - that literally meas Yama guy. I think that’s enough to conclud that he *is* and *wants* to be perceived as a man.

But I saw some people arguing that he wants to be *Oden* not a *boy* and his character development is going to be him stopping wanting to be Oden, so stop being a man.

And let’s pretend for a moment that that’s going to happen, so what? At the moment he sees himself as a man, we should all respect that and use the correct pronouns. It’s really not that difficult.

If indeed he decides that he is not a man at the end of the arc, than we should stop using he/him. Until then, it’s really that hard to call a fictional character by the right pronouns? I don’t think it is.

So let’s stop saying ridiculous theories just to try to hide our bigotry. Thanks and sorry for the kinda long post.