Board Thread:Event Discussion/@comment-11458028-20140814081302/@comment-16628731-20140814093702

Mira: Leo is clearly male. One can tell simply from the art, as well as his physique. In the official Japanese leaks, they distinguish him as a man by the use of "彼" ("kare"), which is the gender suffix for "he/him/his" etc. Additionally, Leo adopts the form of a male lion as a comparative measure-- this is evident in the fact that he has a mane. The use of King might be subjective is some cultures, but as a generic term it denotes one of the male persuasion. Everything about Leo is manly. He might have a prettier visual aesthetic than, say, King Hercules, but he is very much so a man.

The original source (taken from the Japanese wikia): 宇宙の趨勢を決めるべく、太陽によって力を与えられし１２人の神官が戦いを繰り広げる舞台. 威容の鋏によって断ち切られた世界. すべては分け隔てられた宇宙に号令が響き渡る、彼こそが、新たなる王. 黄道で、太陽光を跳ね返し、燦然と輝く者. 今、宇宙の戦いは終焉の時を前に、最後の一花を咲かせる. 陰陽師たちはギルドを形成し、立ち塞がる王に挑戦する