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Edited by Mrph1 on Aug 26th 2024 at 10:24:26 AM
Seabreeze was consistently referred to as male in the episode. What might be throwing you is that for some reason, a lot of people keep using female pronouns when describing him, even in conversations acknowledging his gender. Seriously, I've seen so many comments along the lines of "we know she's a guy because Fluttershy kept calling her 'him'." It's really bizarre.
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Case in point.
edited 5th Mar '14 10:35:02 AM by Crowfall
Yeah, all of the breezies look really feminine, and combined with that you could easily think that he was just a girl with a slightly masculine voice.
Reaction Image RepositorySeabreeze's voice always read as more generally Scandinavian than gaelic to me.
Then again, Scandinavian and Gaelic countries have historically been very close(There's even some talk of Scotland becoming noted as a Scandinavian(or Nordic? I don't recall) country upon gaining its independence) so it makes sense they'd sound kind of similar, and fairies are much more common in Gaelic folklore than Scandinavian, so...
Birthright: an original web novel about Dragons, the Burdens of Leadership, and Mangoes.I do it mostly as a joke now.
Blind Final Fantasy 6 Let's PlayI'm thinking Gaelic is what they're shooting for, they make more sense as sidhe analogues with the whole living in an alternate dimension and finding it difficult to live in the ponies' world. Though that's more of the christian interpretation with the size and cuteness. still, they're a better fit than say, svartalves.
I kinda feel like they deliberately just made his accent weird without trying to be any particular language. Makes the breezies seem more foreign and mysterious.
Reaction Image RepositoryI also think Gaelic was what they were shooting for, because I can't help but think that they (or just Seabreeze) were partly inspired by the Wee Free Men.
I'm bad at recognising accents too. I'll jsut call it a breezy accent.
Blind Final Fantasy 6 Let's Play@ CDRW: BLAART.*
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I put my friend in a coconut! He lives in my hat! Hey, come hang out!

She's a boy.
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