Basically yes. All signs point towards it being intentional.Thank you for the clarifications.
This is wrong, there are more differences between male and female Lalas and the system does differentiate between them, otherwise males would be able to wear female clothes or use their emotes/battle stance. Besides, in Giott's case you can actually check on Garlandtools to see all the settings used for the NPC, and they used the male Lala model for her. Yes they reused many things between males and females, but doesn't mean the game doesn't differentiate between them, and so far they have never used a male lala model for a female lala. My question was whether this was intentional or an error, but based on what was said in this thread it seems to be intentional, to conceal or subvert.
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