2008-11-28, 08:51 | Link #13101 | |
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2008-11-28, 19:58 | Link #13106 |
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Orange (or ginger) cats are more commonly male than female, but not to the extent of the female:male calicos.
You want a rarer female? Lentigo are freckles that develop on the nose of ginger or cream cats, and is originally believed to be afflict only male cats; however there are been reports on lentigo on females. http://www.messybeast.com/gene-anomalies In conclusion, I think Shamisen(f) could be a freckled ginger cat, as that is probably the rarest female cat in proprtion to males (cosmetically). If it is decided that the CAT fits the criteria of being an character at all, and thus subject to genderbending. |
2008-11-29, 02:50 | Link #13112 |
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I consider them alternate versions of the same character, so in a way I do.
But that isn't really the point I was getting at. With every human character, the most that gets altered are swapping X and Y chromosomes; changing the breed would require far more than that.
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2008-11-29, 14:21 | Link #13115 |
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Color pattern does not equal breed. You think there's that big of a difference between a calico and a ginger? One of my cats (tabby) gave birth to a ginger, a calico, and two tuxedo in the same litter. Having Shamisen be a female, freckled ginger is not a breed change, but it does preserve the spirit of the original work.
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2008-11-29, 23:37 | Link #13119 | |
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Not what I meant and you know it
*e* Also, Kyonko resembles Kyon about as much as a brother and sister would. *e* (*e2* bah, that didn't come out right... *e2*) Hence why I used quotes in the post prior to that one. *e2* The point I was trying to get at is that changing the coloration of the cat is doing more of an alteration to it on the genetic scale than we're doing with anyone else, especially since, given the fact that Shamisen is a male calico, it's a somewhat rare genetic condition that caused it. From Wikipedia: Quote:
*e3* As I may or may not be able to access the internet in the next few days, I'm just going to drop this particular argument unless it's brought up at a later date. There's no sense continuing a debate if it is literally one-sided, after all.
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