Edit: I spelled it mapfia - considering the ideology of these folks, I gotta admit that Freudian slip never entered my mind until now.
For those of you who still care about video games, Guilty Gear Strive is a fighting game that got retooled and rebooted and dumbed down for normies. It's a highly polarizing game, with veterans going back to playing Xrd and/or +AC and normies playing Strive for the "story".
Recently, a new DLC returning character was announced. His name is Testament - his old design was that of an ultra goth looking dude - sorta feminine, but you could still tell it was a man:
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SMgFhiBtY14/maxresdefault.jpg
His new design is ultra androgynous, in fact rather sickenly so: https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/guilty-gear/images/3/38/Testament_Strive.png/revision/latest/top-crop/width/360/height/450?cb=20220320015231
Whatever, right. Japanese games and gay looking character designs are nothing new, only problem is... the new story text, instead of just referring to this character as a him, because that's what he clearly is, is starting to use "they/them" shit. Soyfaces everywhere by the woke fucks about muh nonbinary transgender shit.
Old localization had it like this: https://i.redd.it/1jgt6nevbno81.png
Strive website has it like this: https://www.guiltygear.com/ggst/en/character/tst/
JP seiyuu is a veteran female VA, Yu Kobayashi who has voiced both male and female characters.
The English voice actor? A troon. Kayleigh McKee. Unironic support for BLM: https://twitter.com/GhaspeyVO
It was 100% clear this was a virtue signal from the woketards they picked up with Strive.
I personally just play King of Fighters, which has jiggly titties and prettyboys anyway, so it's no heat off my back, but I have to feel sorry for GG players who thought they'd be free of this shit.
SC6 was the proof of SC5's failure. When it came out to pretty roaring applause, though not without fault, it proved that "mechanical depth" was always worth less than fanservice. Both from T&A and just your favorite characters.