Gender labels on trainer badges in Pokémon Go
The badges that appear in Pokémon Go – "Jogger", "Kanto", "Collector", &c. – have gendered labels for some of them, notably (on my account) "Battle Girl", "Punk Girl" and "Fairy Tale Girl".
Does everyone get "Girl", or does the game give some people "Boy" or similar instead? If different people get different things, does anyone know how the game decides?
I don't object at all, I'm just mildly surprised given I selected the more masculine-looking avatar and the only gender I've had associated with my Google account is male.
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What are the badges on Pokémon in Pokemon go?
Gym Badges are recognition of how much you've interacted with particular Gyms\u2014through battling, defending, or feeding Pok\xe9mon treats. Badges have four tiers: Basic, Bronze, Silver, and Gold. You'll unlock new tiers as you interact more with the Gyms.Can I change my Pokemon Go gender?
Tap on the Style button (next to the t-shirt icon) at the bottom right. Tap on the Face button at the top right to change gender, hair, eyes, or skin attributes. Tap the Male/Female button at the top right to toggle gender.What is OT in Pokémon?
The Original Trainer (Japanese: \u89aa owner) or OT (named Original Partner in Pok\xe9mon Legends: Arceus) of a Pok\xe9mon is the Trainer who obtained the Pok\xe9mon in question first.Where is the trainer icon in Pokemon go?
Trainer's profile page is accessible from the Map View by tapping on the Profile Icon in the bottom left corner of the screen. It is split into two tabs \u2013 ME and FRIENDS, with one being a proper Trainer profile page and the second is basically a friends list.Official Pokemon Kanto Gym Badges
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