Don't you think Jehuty is more of a feminine orbital frame?

I have always thought that.

Maybe ADA as something to do with that impression.

To me Jehuty is neither a "man" or a "woman". That's one of the thing I like with the design of the OF.
A feminine Orbital Frame is more something like Ardjet.

yeah I think you are right. Because Jehuty's motif is a bird it was made to be graceful in this aspect i guess.

Yeah exactly. Jehuty is not your average gundam, blocky and squarish. it is much more curvy which is something we usually see on woman-targeting objects.

I do love the way Jehuty was made. All the frames have unique characteristics. They are a work of art in themselves.

I like how they have done this with Anubis and Jehuty. They are so different yet similar...

You should realize that Jehuty derives from the Egyptian Goddess, Dijehuty, the "righter of wrongs".

Anubis fits a more masculine frame since it is obviously named after Anubis the "carer for the dead".

cool, I did know their names but not porpuses.

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But anyway, all frames have a unique look that gives them that expression. I just think that Jehuty looks cool.

Actually, Djehuty is another name for Thoth, who was a male god, not goddess. Also note how Thoth's head is an ibis, a bird. Besides, Jehuty's design isn't that feminine. It's more like a gracious male-shape. It still retains a broad upper torso and shoulders like Anubis does. And Ardjet, Nephtis and Neith all have a completely feminine figure with wider hips and narrow shoulders, which have absolutely nothing to do with Jehuty's shape.

Anyway, one could easily argue all OFs are actually male just for the cockpit /bricked

What if an LEV/orbital frame hybrid was ever made?

Well, we already have an answer to that: VIC Viper