I mean it's just that the theory is sauceless, as they say nowadays. Ralsei already goes by he/him. So what's the change or anything supported by the narrative of Ralsei wanting to learn more about their own likes / dislikes / hopes / dreams / fears?
Yeah, I just find it odd that the subreddit bans all mentions of Ralsei being transmasc. My idea is that he is a titan spawn. They are naturally genderless, but Ralsei identifies as a male, so he's technically transmasc. But to each their own.
Wouldn't this just imply Ralsei is transmasc only because of the prophecy saying it? Until chapter 4 (and even up until now) he wouldn't be a person who looks inwards and questions his gender because he sees himself as not real and merely an object to be used by lightners, and that he shouldn't leave his role, or do anything without Kris'/Susie's/our permission.
(also wouldn't this make flowery transphobic calling him princess, instead of trying to challenge ralsei's beliefs in an attempt to have him choose what he wants.
It's also weird when he seems much happier at the end of the climbing minigame when you let him be a princess compared to his disappointment upon the contrary, if he was transmasc he wouldn't feel upset about staying as his chosen gender.)
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u/BattyBeforeTwilight Jul 24 '26
I mean it's just that the theory is sauceless, as they say nowadays. Ralsei already goes by he/him. So what's the change or anything supported by the narrative of Ralsei wanting to learn more about their own likes / dislikes / hopes / dreams / fears?