About legendaries.

[Ida13]

If legendary pokemon had genders, what would they be? Here's how it appears to me
Moltres; male
Articuno; male
Zapdos; female
Mew; female
Mewtwo; male
Lugia; female
HoOh; female
Entei; female
Suicune; female
Raiko; female
Celebi; male
Rayquaza; male
Kyogre; male
Groudon; female
Regi group; male
Deoxys; male
Jirachi; male
Arceus; female
Dialga; female
Giratina; female
Palkia; male
Shaymin; female
Lake gaurdian group; male
Reshiram; female
Zekrom; female
Kyurem; male
Keldeo; male
Swords of justice; female? Maybe with the exeption of Terrakion.
Victini; male
Yveltal; female
Xerneas; male
Zygarde; male
Diancie: female
Hoopa; male
Volcanion; female
Cosmog; male
Cosmoen; male
Lunala; male
Solgaleo; female
Magerna; female
I didn't include the ones who have genders like Latios and latias. What are your opinions? Answer if you agree with me on these or what you would change.

 

[SleepyTrainer]

Dunno if you assigned genders randomly or something but some of your views on it are a bit off, in my opinion at least. Like the lake guards, Mesprit would be an obvious female to me. Also Solgaleo seems to be based off of a lion, and females dont have huge manes. In the swords of justice I only see Virizion as a female. And thats it I guess, would agree with the other ones.

 

[Bellsprout]

well for myself i see

articuno, zapdos, moltres, mew, suicune, ho-oh, celebi, regice, latias, mespirit, cresselia, phione, manaphy, shaymin, virizion, reshiram, meloetta, diancie, hoopa, tapu fini, magearna, and lunala as female. i know manaphy is the "prince of the sea" but I always saw it as feminine

the rest of the legendaries i see as male except i consider arceus neither

 

[Brendino]

I don't have any specific opinions about their genders, but I know that despite the fact they're considered legendary, many of those Pokemon have been shown on more than once occasion, and they're clearly not the same ones seen before. The first example I can think of is Lugia from the anime, where the one in the second movie was seemingly male, and then we saw a mother Lugia and her baby a little down the line.

I'd like to think that many of these Pokemon actually are dual-gendered, but they're just so incredibly rare that not enough research has been done to classify them.

 

[Damien.aspiring.fandev]

I'm not forming opinions either, however the celebi in EoT/D/S
is referenced as a her in the Italian translation and Jirachi is
referenced as a him. If I'm not mistaken, other legendaries are
also referenced as chaps or chapettes... however, that might be
just a thing that came with the translation...

Speaking of "legendaries' gender", there were three episodes
of the anime involving a child lugia and their parent, respectively
"The mistery is history", "A parent trapped!" and "A promise is a promise".

 

[Alexander18]

I find genders to be pointless in legendaries. They do not breed. Manaphy is exception but it is genderless.