hello! i wanted to ask you all wikigoers about an edit to the wiki i'd like to see made, just to see the general consensus on this.
so, in SCC's battle, upon using the dance act on anyone, you will get the text, "[Everyone] danced with [Sweet/Cap'n/K_K]! They're really feeling the groove!"
i believe this text to be evidence that SCC all use they/them. i've seen people state that this text could be used in the plural sense, but i don't believe that to be the case. If sweet and cap'n both started dancing as an example, then sure, the useage of "they" would be referring to both of them. but it is specifically only one of the guys who starts dancing, and thus, feeling the groove. you could have K_K be busting a move while sweet and cap'n are unmoving, but you'll still get the text "everyone danced with K_K! they're really feeling the groove!" i think it just makes more sense that singular they is being used in this instance.
what do yall think about this? SCC nonbinary swag makes me very happy, but i would rather come to a solid conclusion based off of what the majority thinks than try intitiating an editing-my-removed-edit-back-in slap fight LOL. if doubting this text in the first place makes coming to a definitive conclusion based off canon text unavailable, that's perfectly fine too! again, i just want to know what yall wiki-editing masters think. i made this account and edited a wiki page for the very first time literally an hour ago. i have no idea what i'm doing. it's not skill that drives me, but Passion For SCC's Pronouns.
"They're really feeling the groove!" could refer to Kris, Susie and Ralsei as well as whichever of enemies are being danced with. While it's possible that the "they" is intended to be singular, it's not noteworthy enough to include in the infobox due to its ambiguity.
I mean technically they’re robots so they might not have genders
I’ve thiught they were make though
They’re robots tho
At the very least, Cap'n and K_K are male. They use he/him pronouns in the game.
i dont think they have pronouns
theyre robots