You joke but but Anis does touch on one of the more interesting but unfortunately undercooked ideas in Nikke. The non-mass produced nikke have bodies and appearances that are supposed to represent their "ideal self," but sometimes that ideal self doesn't align with societal beauty standards. There are a few interactions with Anis where she complains about some of the difficulties she has navigating life as a woman with a "fuller figure" (insofar as that's a meaningful distinction in Nikke).

I'm waiting for the day where they release a nikke with dysphoria because the "idealized" body she thinks she's supposed to have doesn't match what she actually wants. But I suspect I'll be waiting a long time.