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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Along with Monster of the Aesop there's a tendency for all the monsters in a given show to be men or women, rarely will there be a mixed bag. The exception is if the The Dragon or the Big Bad are a different gender and deign to fight the heroes. And much like Monster Misogyny applied in reverse, guy heroes will only fight guy monsters, and girl heroines will only fight girl monsters. Though girl heroes fighting male monsters is not uncommon either, male is kinda of the default gender for Mooks(if not the default gender in fiction). |