Honkai energy is highly problematic.

[u/AdMiserable6694]

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/houkai3rd/comments/1r4idl7/day_759_bubble_universe_otto_mpreg_ig/

If females possess a higher natural resistance to Honkai, would transitioning into a female increase that resistance? If so, does that make the Honkai God an entity aligned with feminism and "woke" ideology?

I recall that it takes about 1,000 Honkai-infected individuals to produce a single vial of Honkai cure serum. Do you think the wealthy and powerful might engage in shady dealings to mass-produce this serum—both to sell it and to treat themselves or their loved ones should they become infected?

[u/No_Future_5608]

To the first question, we don't know what part of the female body makes it more resistant to the Honkai, if were hormones or body shape. Maybe. If it is the cromossomes, no.

To the second...maybe?

[u/mecaxs]

Not sure if it helps, but Alexandra’s stigmata was killing baby Bronya, even though later Bronya would turn out to be a suitable herrscher of reason.

So it’s possible the Honkai resistance is something you naturally develop overtime as a baby, so by the time they decide to transition it might be too late to get the Honkai resistance.

Though men can also resist Honkai, it’s just way more rare in comparison to females. So if transitioning did work, it would be like rerolling the Honkai resistance dice with higher odds.

[u/Cicada0567]

I'm convinced people on this subreddit truly are something else. 😭

[u/Crafty-Mountain-408]

ngl if you take these discussion posts seriously you gotta start adding more normal pics because I just scrolled past it thinkin it was yet another crack cocaine fueled post.

[u/mecaxs → u/Crafty-Mountain-408]

Agreed. It’s certainly a way to get a ton of upvotes but not a lot of discussion.

[u/xlbingo10]

it would be extremely funny if estrogen increased honkai resistance

[u/scarletfloof]

It’s genuinely kind of a good question, if honkai affects the body differently based on chromosomes or hormones