>>517671What really drove this home for me was how during Kaneshiro's rant about how young women are weak physically, mentally, and socially, there's zero defiance to the concept that they're somehow an inferior version of humanity.
If the game actually committed to even its most surface level themes there would be apt observation that it's society that's to blame for making them small on multiple axes and that they're actually just people like anybody else. But instead the game seems to agree with his observations and only find him at fault for saying the silent part out loud.
Furthermore, the bad end for this route heavily focuses on victimizing Makoto as a young woman and yet the good route doesn't factor her sex into it at all and only reduces it to a juvenile children versus adults narrative. Being female truly only exists as a form of suffering or sexual gratification to the writers of P5, I've seen nothing so far that suggests they see any value in womanhood beyond that.