How is this androgynous?

Enkidu is male even though he looks female

Wild hairy man becomes a trap. I R SCARED.

Ignoring the obvious bust line?

Neither said:
Ignoring the obvious bust line?

Shhhh! that's how he traps all the oblivious fools.
Or he's wearing PA* *chained*

saito000 said:
Shhhh! that's how he traps all the oblivious fools.
Or he's wearing PA* *chained*

Enkidu was a being created by the Sumerian gods to keep Gilgamesh in line; so it's possible they "added" somethings to keep it interesting. :p

saito000 said:
Enkidu is male even though he looks female

Okay, given it took on the form of a prostitute Gilgamesh saw, I'm going to need your reference on that. "Origin Legend Says So" doesn't cut it when the Legend has been subjected to Type-Moon.

Byakugan01 said:
Okay, given it took on the form of a prostitute Gilgamesh saw, I'm going to need your reference on that. "Origin Legend Says So" doesn't cut it when the Legend has been subjected to Type-Moon.

The reference comes from Gilgamesh's own bio that Enkidu was a wild man, from Type-Moon wiki; TVtropes, although not the most accurate source, also describes him as a man that looks like a woman.

I have been unable to locate where you got your information on Enkidu, do you have a link or source?

I have been unable to locate where you got your information on Enkidu, do you have a link or source?

Fate/Strange Fake. Outright says that Enkidu, who was a being made of earth, molded his image to fit that of Shamat, the prostitute who "civilized" him.

Kageryushin said:
Fate/Strange Fake. Outright says that Enkidu, who was a being made of earth, molded his image to fit that of Shamat, the prostitute who "civilized" him.

Do you have a source for those of us without access to Fate/Strange Fake? Or a online translation?

I have a copy of a book who talks about Gilgamesh story and it is written that He was a MANLY man... more or less like Zero Rider or FN Bazaaka

It just dawned on me.

Gilgamesh owns the original of, like, everything.

Makes sense he'd own the original trap too.