Talk:Le Paon/@comment-6130240-20161121041827

"Paon" is masuculine, so putting "Le" before it makes sense. Whether or not the person is female or male begs to differ though. In certain languages like French if the word happens to be masculine or feminine it really wouldn't matter in some situations.

For example, if a man decides to dress as an apple for halloween, it would be said as: "L'homme porte la pomme costume." Because "pomme" is a feminine word only, it won't change for a man hense "la" instead of "le".

Because the supervillian's costume is modeled off of a male peafowl, the name would have to be "Le Paon" because it makes sense. The name could just be refering to the design of the costume rather than their gender.

I hope I explained that clearly (and correctly).