For female characters to be added to the game, there first must be female characters from the series, of which there isn't a huge amount of. Off the top of my head, I can only think of Blair and Serenity that have not been already added to the series, the latter having little reason to be added.
I'm worried about Zexal world, as we'll only going to have Anna and Rio as the female duelists, both sounds like they're gonna be introduced later instead of sooner if we're looking at when they show up in the anime. Cathy is an early female duelist, but she is just a support character and half of her deck is unreleased in real life, so I doubt they'll make her playable in DL......
Tea also has no deck in anime but got spellcaster/fairy themed decks in various yugioh games, so does the green haired chick, so yeah. Also she is main female cast on zexal.
Someone without a deck dueled three times on-screen... How does that work, exactly? Admittedly only one of them was a full duel with her own physical cards, but still. That being said, even TRISTAN owns a deck.
I strongly disagree. This game actually needs a lot of "hot" male characters since the series itself is already masculine in the most literal sense, and its catered demographics is the shounen category. Hence, this should be balanced out by creating more stronger female leads like Alexis.
Incorrect. Given the following "Quality is, the character identical with being: so identical that a thing ceases to be what it is, if it loses its quality. Quantity, on the contrary, is the character external to being, and does not affect the being at all. Thus, e.g. a house remains what it is, whether it be greater or smaller; and red remains red, whether it be bright, etc."
If a "being" has to have a quality that is stable and persistent with its ontological structure, then "emotions" should pass as one. Dinos have the primordial instinct to survive, and yet its attribution is not emotive. If there's something that should keep a being as it is, then its emotive features is one, and by all means, should not be neglected nor dismissed.