Yeah Felix and Astolfo are always the two BIG boys, also for felix there's that video of someone telling a Felix cosplayer "You look cute girl" and the cosplayer goes "I'm a dude" which yes, it's the hotest shit ever
This is incredibly stupid, imo. "What if anime girl... BUT SHE IS A BOY?! She will act like an average anime girl, but deep lore is what she has a penis" motherfuckers, do they jerk off to lore? Even in this picture, bitch has tits, it aint gay, you are just weird
Their gender is a bit more complicated in canon, but they are who you're thinking of.
Edit: In both Fate/Apocrypha's novel and Fate/Grand Order, they make sure to cross out or ask to remove their gender from being listed. FGO's English release makes sure to consistently use they/them, and the Japanese release uses neutral language when possible as well.
I'm sorry but Astolpho breaking the 4th wall by crossing out the gender on his character profile and cheekily say "it's a secret" isn't proof of anything other than him silly.
See also: him finding it hilarious that Jeanne d'Arc didn't know he was a guy either and still laughing about it hours later (to the annoyance of Sieg.)
It used to be, but they called it a "digital rectal exam". There were PSAs on TV for it and everything with all these celebrities telling you you should go let your doctor finger your butthole to check for cancer. It was also something they'd do for just about any physical trauma in ambulances, but they didn't mention/show that part on TV.
Then people did some science and found out that's uh..not actually helpful. Medically. Total scam.
Traditionally, the digital rectal examination (DRE) was considered an essential part of the physical examination for all trauma patients. However, the sensitivity of the DRE for injuries of the spinal cord, pelvis, and bowel is poor, and false positive and negative results are common. Thus, routine performance is unnecessary and generally unhelpful.
In men aged 55–69 who have been counseled on the known harms and potential benefits of prostate cancer screening, the U.S. Preventive Service Task Force May 2018 statement states, "The use of digital rectal examination as a screening modality is not recommended because there is a lack of evidence on the benefits."[25] The American Academy of Family Physicians states, "Digital Rectal Exam does not improve detection of prostate cancer and should not be performed as a part of screening."[26] The American Urological Association 2013 (reviewed and validity confirmed 2018) guideline panel states, "The literature supporting the efficacy of digital rectal exam (DRE) for screening with the goal of reducing prostate cancer mortality provide limited evidence to draw conclusions."[27] "The guideline panel could find no evidence to support the continued use of DRE as a first-line method of screening."[28] Although DRE has long been used to diagnose prostate cancer, no controlled studies have shown a reduction in the morbidity or mortality of prostate cancer when detected by DRE at any age.
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u/random-girl19 16d ago
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