My point is that if there is crossdressing in Okada's anime (of which I can only remember four, two of which where it was a minor joke, one of which was an adaptation of a manga about trans people, and the last of which was a show for which we already know she had very little creative control over, as she's not even credited as Series Comp for it) it isn't something exclusive to her, but rather indicative of an overall trend in the industry.
If you have an effeminate male lead, chances are he's gonna end up in a dress at some point. Traps are mainstream these days, you know?
