x14 Darn right on many people liking Fushiguro's sexuality to be ambiguous. For me, as a bisexual, this has been an issue worth getting fed up about. Not that it affects the plot in any way (sure, I can say it's trivial to the plot), but for me, it's a matter of inclusivity.
Edited by thuse on Jun 5th 2021 at 2:44:23 AM
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I can understand wanting inclusiveness, but when the question is specifically "what's your type of girl", Megumi asks why he should discuss his taste in girls, and he specifically thinks about a certain girl (his step sister, but still) when considering his answer, I don't see a reason to think it's supposed to be ambiguous to being with.
And that he didn't specifically say "she" in the Japanese doesn't mean it's supposed to be ambiguous, because Japanese uses gendered pronouns much less often to begin with. It's certainly not something you can reasonable call "inaccurate". (Which isn't even saying he has to be exclusively straight.)
Edited by LSBK on Jun 5th 2021 at 2:13:30 PM
While the question is 'what's your type of girl', Todo also says it's fine if Megumi answers in regards to the type of boy he likes instead.
Bewitching EyesI think that the ambiguousness of it is pretty core to the question and answer. Although todo asks for a favorite girl, he really just means partner. Still, it's pretty clear that he has a specific person in mind: for him it's the idol and it's no coincidence that he likes Yuujis answer, which is a specific person.
But Megumi's answer annoys him because megumi answers with the most generic possible answer. It's also weird because he thinks about his sister, someone he is never shown having any sexual attraction to. Nor is he interested in romance at all.
So yea, i think it's clear that Megumi's answer is supposed to be super vague -both to todo who wants a specific answer and to Megumi, who doesn't even seem to have considered the question before.
I’ve seen enough anime and manga to know if that’s the implication they wouldn’t be so subdued about it. Because it’s not siblings so that makes it okay is so overt is uhhhhhh……insane how much it’s made explicitly obvious in a number of series regardless of demographic.
Edited by OmegaRadiance on Jun 5th 2021 at 12:35:26 PM
Every accusation by the GOP is ALWAYS a confession.As far as "implications" go, I'm pretty sure he responds with the meaning of Yuji's name ("unshakeable character") in the anime.
I just finished reading the prequel. I still don't really get why Okkotsu retains his special-grade designation even after Rika is dispelled, but besides that, it was pretty cool.
There is no war in Ba Sing Se.>As far as "implications" go, I'm pretty sure he responds with the meaning of Yuji's name ("unshakeable character") in the anime.
Which i think is the point. He would like someone with that characteristic, but nothing really suggests that Megumi has ever thought about what kind of person he even likes, or even whether he likes men or women.
I think this also ties into what Gojo talks about later. He's basically resigned himself to the fact that as a jujutsu sorcerer he can die at any moment and has no future plans at all.
So far, manga included, everything indicates that Megumi answer was genuinely just "Someone with unshakable character" because he never thought about his future, or even what a future partner would look like, and that Todo was pissed off specifically because it's a super vague answer. Again, it's no coincidence that he immediately takes a liking to Yuuji because he answers very specifically. The implication isn't so much that Todo wants a correct, but rather a specific answer. Because a specific answer tells him the type of person he's dealing with.
So yea, both reading and seeing it in the anime, it always seemed to me that the answer was intentionally super vague because Megumi never thought about it.
EDIT: i mixed up names
Edited by devak on Jun 7th 2021 at 1:26:43 PM

I believe the other big-name cases of sexual misconduct iamong mangaka are the autor of Toriko soliciting a teenage prostitute (of legal age) and the writer for Act-Age doing hit-and-run gropes on teenage girls on his bicycle, which led to the series' cancellation.
Dopants: He meant what he said and he said what he meant, a Ninety is faithful 100%.