Cell, the character from Dragon Ball Z, is not definitively identified as either male or female. While he appears with a masculine body and deep voice, his biology is based on insect anatomy, diverging significantly from typical human gender characteristics. His life functions don't align with a specific gender.
Understanding Cell's Gender Ambiguity
Several sources suggest a nuanced view of Cell's gender:
- Biological Ambiguity: His anatomy, derived from insect biology, doesn't adhere to typical male or female human characteristics. ([Reference: Oct 31, 2018 source])
- Masculine Presentation: Despite the biological ambiguity, Cell's appearance and voice are masculine leading to his being frequently referred to as "he." ([Reference: Reddit r/dbz discussions])
- Genderless Interpretation: Some consider Cell genderless, similar to the character Frieza. ([Reference: Reddit r/dbz discussions])
Therefore, while Cell is commonly referred to as male due to his outward presentation, his biology doesn't support a definitive classification as either male or female.
