Why are there no male Pegasus Knights?

[Espinosa]

No mention of how enemy GBA Pegasus Knights are "male" because they use the 25 - Con formula for their Aid?

Except they use 20.

[Gryz]

Except they use 25.

Generic enemy characters aren't given the "female" trait which is what causes the 20 - Con formula to be used.

However, it takes like 2 seconds in Nightmare to give the female trait to Pegasus/Falcoknight classes as a whole - so all enemies of those classes would have the female aid formula.

[Diortem]

Actually, you could TECHNICALLY say there was a male Pegasus knight in FE13, although it's stretching the rules a little bit, considering that, for a small amount of time

Henry, a guy, was interacting with Sumia, a pegasus knight, and they switched bodies twice in their A and S support conversations, respectively. So really, that could count as a male pegasus knight, just in a woman's body.

*is shot for thinking such a thing*

[Original Alear]

Tanith from FE9/10 is a man and Thany from FE6 is a shota. So there's been 2 male pegasus knights so far.

You = best.

As for mentions of female dancers, reyson is such a hawt dancer.

Edited May 29, 2012 by Hawkeye Hank Hatfield

[Loki Laufeyson]

IDK man some guys can rock those miniskirts

They might appreciate a healthy breeze 'round their privates

Lawl!

Tanith from FE9/10 is a man and Thany from FE6 is a shota. So there's been 2 male pegasus knights so far.

I wish there was a canon man Pegknight. Maybe ladies are lighter for pegasi to carry? A dude (unless he was like a kid) might be too heavy? No idea...

[Ϲharlie]

It's really quite simple. IS probably wanted to create a female-dominated class to at least partially offset all of the male-dominated classes.

[deuxhero]

One explanation that comes up in PNP games with mounts (especially flying ones) is that women weigh less, which is a HUGE advantage at time.

[Othin]

It's really quite simple. IS probably wanted to create a female-dominated class to at least partially offset all of the male-dominated classes.

As of FE13, the only gender-specific classes are Pegasus Knight, Troubadour, and Cleric for females and Fighter, Barbarian, and Priest for males, and Cleric and Priest are functionally identical. No reason they couldn't also make Pegasus Knight and Fighter gender-neutral. Not a whole lot of reason they couldn't make Troubadour and Barbarian gender-neutral, either.

And keeping the original outfits for all classes involved. Yes.

[Momo]

There is the problem of how Michalis got started, since Dracoknight is a promoted class in his games and the remakes retcon the apparently male Pegasus Knights of FE3.

Reclassing.

[CrashGordon94]

I personally think all non-unique classes should be unisex.

I specify "non-unique" because stuff like Dancer and generally Lord will only have a single character in them so they have to be gender-exclusive by definition.