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I just don't get it. I've made a blog post on Thrillipede (which was deleted by a blog vandal, if there is such a thing), and I've seen how the appearance is buff and masculine, probably defining him as a male. Using "their" just makes no sense in my opinion. It makes it sound as if it was like [[Rocky Roll]] or [[Fright Rider]], being a duo of Skylanders. I've seen Thrillipede's toy form, and there's a single character on the base. [[User:Flippinawesome|Flippinawesome]] ([[User talk:Flippinawesome|talk]]) 17:52, August 29, 2015 (UTC) | I just don't get it. I've made a blog post on Thrillipede (which was deleted by a blog vandal, if there is such a thing), and I've seen how the appearance is buff and masculine, probably defining him as a male. Using "their" just makes no sense in my opinion. It makes it sound as if it was like [[Rocky Roll]] or [[Fright Rider]], being a duo of Skylanders. I've seen Thrillipede's toy form, and there's a single character on the base. [[User:Flippinawesome|Flippinawesome]] ([[User talk:Flippinawesome|talk]]) 17:52, August 29, 2015 (UTC) | ||
:We don't know Thrillipede's gender yet, that's why the they/them pronouns are used until the gender is confirmed. -- [[User:Aura24|Aura24]] ([[User talk:Aura24|talk]]) 18:47, August 29, 2015 (UTC) | |||
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Just a Question
Why are we referring to Thrillipede like this?
"Their signature Vehicle is the Buzz Wing"
I just don't get it. I've made a blog post on Thrillipede (which was deleted by a blog vandal, if there is such a thing), and I've seen how the appearance is buff and masculine, probably defining him as a male. Using "their" just makes no sense in my opinion. It makes it sound as if it was like Rocky Roll or Fright Rider, being a duo of Skylanders. I've seen Thrillipede's toy form, and there's a single character on the base. Flippinawesome (talk) 17:52, August 29, 2015 (UTC)
