User blog comment:TisRis/Miumelochin/@comment-25986720-20150210050832/@comment-25927581-20150210095806

I personally don't really believe in gender roles, but I suppose he does have some feminine choreography. However, I don't think one is more girly than the other.

I think Miume is more feminine when you look at their overall dance style. She really brings it with the sexy hip hop dancing while Melochin has a masculine "noodly" hip hop style. Her cutesy dance style is very bouncy like a woman's and Melochin's is sharp much like a man's.

Looking at their freestyling is the best way to see a dancer's personal style. Miume typically does sexy moves with a bit of waacking (a rather feminine dance style in the house category) and hip movements. But she adds in a few strong, "masculine" locking movements as well. She uses house influences in her hip hop, which makes her hip hop a lot more masuline (as house can be seen as "masuline," especially seen with Niina and ATY). Miume's overall freestyling is powerful, confident, and sexy. Melochin is capable of these masuline house movments, yet rarely uses them in his freestyling. He much more uses hints of lofting, a smoother, on the floor and back up again sort of style. He also does a lot of feminine hand/arm stuff similar to waacking yet not quite. His freestyling overall is fun, smooth, and sort of "noodly."

As for choreography, I always thought Miume choreographed PONPONPON because it looked like her feminine style and was surprised to find out it was Melochin. At the same time, Miume dancing Melochin's input on Guilty Hearts choreography (such as in Merry Go Round, which is easier to tell who suggested some of the moves) is more bouncy than smooth.

Overall they seem rather equal in feminineness, just in different places. Miume's masculine freestyling, gender neutral choreography, and feminine dance movement style balances out with Melochin's feminine freestyle, gender neutral choreography, and masculine dance movement style.

I do totally see how Melochin is the most feminine one in Guilty Hearts (the original 5). K'suke is very smooth and has sort of an American manliness to him in his build, Niina is very house grungy and laughs loudly (the opposite of the ideal Japanese woman in their culture), Miume is a sexy/curvy and cool tomboy, Ryo is a rigid break dancer with a strong chest, and Melochin is... a kawaii booty boy with a small waist.