Steins;Gate
TV Show • 2011 • Animation
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A group of friends have customized their microwave so that it can send text messages to the past. As they perform different experiments, an organization named SERN who has been doing their own research on time travel tracks them down and now the characters have to find a way to avoid being captured by them.
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Makise's dad is heavily implied to be emotionally abusive, he also outright attacks her physically towards the end of the show.
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Early on some images of people who's bodies aren't quite solid anymore.
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No as it is later shown in the sequel Steins;Gate 0 that in the future Ruka is comfortable as a guy and not showing signs of gender dysphoria. In the same season he is also shown present day in a male school uniform
Not shown onscreen, but given how the story developes, it is possible the cross-dressing was used as a coping mechanism due to parents not being supportive of his sexuality (and to a lesser extend to look attractive to his crush Okabe) as in the future the cross-dressing stops
Not shown onscreen, but given how the story developes, it is possible the cross-dressing was used as a coping mechanism due to parents not being supportive of his sexuality (and to a lesser extend to look attractive to his crush Okabe) as in the future the cross-dressing stops
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