Talk:Succubus/@comment-24090184-20150219052605/@comment-5844115-20150522192718

We don't actually *see* any other half-bloods in MGQ. The royal line of Sabasa is several generations removed from the sphinx. Also, Luka isn't just the child of any angel, he's the child of Lucia, one of the original Seraphim made from a part of Ilias herself.

Or, if you mean "how half-bloods are usually portrayed *in media in general*", then just no. Irrelevant. For one, this isn't "media in general", but one specific game, and two, the "hybrids are stronger than pure-bloods" angle is quite old. Heck, DBZ had it (or would have, if they hadn't kept failing to make use of the "Gohan's potential is bigger than Goku's"-plot hook they mentioned in the Cell saga).

Another common theme in MGQ is that Angels aren't so different from monsters, be it in appearance (well, many would argue most angels look worse, but in-game, they keep saying "like a monster") or in conduct (as in, just as lewd). This would just be yet another thing.

Last but not least, it's not just only a possible translation error. It's a throwaway comment used once, and the only mention of male angels at any time - and even if it wasn't a translation error (and again, given the ease with which Japanese uses gender-neutral pronouns for people, it's more likely that Rogue had to decide the gender based on how the name sounded), it might have been a relic from a previous draft that wasn't caught in editing, or some other kind of mistake. So, the entire basis for "male angels" is one mention of doubtful validity, made in a fan-translated version of the game.

That's not nearly enough to say "angels have males" with as much confidence as you did. At best, it means "Angels *might* have males, canon in unclear on it".