ChaosApprentice
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LOL. He was trying to give examples for when Sentai is not sexist, but...the fact that she had to pretend to be a guy kinda says something. Those are two completely different arguments.
I fail to see the sexism in that though. She took measures to hide her identity. I bet the writer's didn't even know what they wanted to do with the character until later on, when they decided to make it a girl as a twist. Would it be sexist for a man to disguise his voice as a woman?