In the Sun pokedex entry it says that Lunala is actually a female

Her design supports this so it's not shocking.

Does that mean the other one is said to be male

>>30470880
wheres pusspuss

>>30470921
The Moon Pokedex says so, yes.

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>>30470880
Bat mommy confirmed

Its genderless.
Everyone knows pokedex entries are just flavortext.

>>30470970
And a cosmog can become either.
Could cosmog be the first gender fluid Pokémon?

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>>30471031
Your godamn right.

No, the Sun Pokedex says "it is said" that Lunala is female. That isn't an objective statement.

>>30470880
>Assuming Lunala's gender

>>30471258
More like gender mechanics are a gameplay restriction so you don't get to breed your Legendaries and Pokedex entries are the lore explanations.

>>30471258
No pokemon are genderless, it's "gender unknown"

>>30472897
Since when are legends in fiction wrong?

Seriously, nobody cares what the Pokedex says unless it benefits their argument. Both for, and against female bat

>>30470880
In alchemy the moon, silver, and mercury are associated with each other to varying degrees and they all represent feminine energy/life

The sun along with sulfur and gold are considered masculine

There is a thought of transmuting the soul which melds the gold and silver into a perfect soul, this is mirrored in the Alola legend of a missing legendary creature that is their love child. Megearna would have thematically and visually made the most sense but didn't have enough "space/alchemy" lore going for it

>>30470880
Bat mother When?

>>30470880
>lunala was a waifumon all along

>>30473106
>What is Latias and Latios?
>What is Heatran?
>What is Manaphy?

>>30473106
>Nidoqueen
>Female
>nonlegndary
>cannot breed

>>30471287
You just can't tell what gender Cosmog is until you evolve it.

>>30475040
I REALLY hate to be this guy but if you evolve a cosmoem in Moon its a lunala but trade that same cosmoem to Sun and it becomes a Solgaleo, so gender fluid is actually an appropriate descriptor for it.

Or it's akin to the gender changing frogs in west africa

>>30475078
>Or it's akin to the gender changing frogs in west africa
This is probably the most likely thing.

>>30475078
This. Cosmoem's sex is probably determined by what kind of light it's absorbing. Direct sunlight is Solgaleo, while reflected sunlight (moonlight) is Lunala.

And light refracted through a prism gives it a hermaphrodite alchemy gender: Necrozma.

>>30473137
Not even the pile of magnets or the "collect em all" meteor?

Why do you people always find it so hard to imagine a pokemon just not having a gender?

>>30473137
But if Lunala is "gender unknown " then how is it a female?

>>30475246
>>30475191
That's the official designation, talk to GF not me

>>30475246
>>30475268
My guess is balance. Also, it could just be because of coding. Like having a "gender unknown" Pokémon evolve into a gendered Pokémon caused all sorts of weird glitches.

>>30473137
not true. Some pokemon are outright genderless, like magnemite or metagross, since they dont function the same way as most other live beings. Legendaries (most of them anyways) are gender unknown, because very little data is known about them, and sometimes there's literally only one specimen, if at all.