I am Damien Kellis, and I'm here to ask you a question:
Is not a man entitled to the moe in his anime?
No, says the critic in his reviews, it belongs to angst.
No, says the elitist in his blog, it belongs to us.
No, says the pilot in his mecha, it belongs to GAR.
I rejected those answers. Instead, I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose#4Fc~[p[]]*kc3sla#O32C!2`~*Use934 autom#tic/.U
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I would disagree with the notion that male characters cannot carry elements of moe. Seiji Amasawa, for example, although GAR, is not angsty, but extremely wry, and witty.
Also, L from Death Note… Kyon from Haruhi…
and, though I'm not in shota (or loli), I would say that Alphonse is moe is some way, since he's so endearing.
He also grows into mega GAR for the movie, while retaining his child-like innocence.