That, yes. I can't be bothered to dig up examples right now, but there's an artist specific over in the SJW art and extremes thread that draws Leon from RE2 with pecs that more closely resemble big flat feminine breasts.
Which makes no sense to me, instead wasting your time circlejerking the same old oversexed female of the month, why not lift up female representation that isn't overtly sexualized? but nah, negativity is what makes the world go reeee for these folks. Like, I once saw a poster complaining about the amount of positivity post as of late, despite them being the least crappy part of the subreddit (which is saying something).
I don't know if that's a "normal" straight woman thing but my wife is a big fan of Captain America in the MCU. Not necessarily because Chris Evans is a hunk there (and he is), but he gets plenty of scenes where he's not just looking like a big chunk of beefcake, he's also using those muscles. That short scene where he's arguing with Tony Stark while they both chop wood, for example, is one of her favorites for it.
Eh, even the best artists do have cases of 'same face', but that's because symmetrical faces are deemed more beautiful, and there is a scientific basis for that. The artist of my pfp, Dandon Fuga, does have this issue, but there is enough diversity within that you can tell which character is which. Anime is known for same-face and back in the day DrShaym pointed it out and I haven't forgotten it since.
Upside down dicks and wrongly placed anuses are things I've seen.
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They've complained about the sororitas for years, in between demanding female space marines and almost literally worshipping slaneesh. It's like they don't get that the 40k universe is supposed to be fucking awful, or that the minis are meant to be easily recognisable at tabletop distances. L
It kind of is though? it's the real reason behind woman's love of hands. They don't care for the hands themselves but what the hands can do to them when it's sexy time or when he gets to use it in day to day task. The thing these people often forget is sexuality isn't just based on visuals but also movement and action. Some guy sitting around does nothing but when he speaks, showcasing his character and actions, instant swoon bait. Not trying to hammer in the whole "men are visual" since I learn this aspect was a load of bull, but there's more that goes on with a woman's attraction to a man that most people don't realize.
Did you mean "equality" there? "Equity" is some SJW buzzword that seems to mean preferential treatment of a "marginalized group" as if they're a homogeneous collective.
I assumed equality meant making everything equalized, getting rid of differences whereas equity is fairness and allowing the gaps to close while also acknowledging the pros and cons and each person. But yea maybe equal would have made more sense.
The post title really spells out why I hate these people. They think that their disregard for verisimilitude is perfectly acceptable, but get pissy when somebody tells them to suspend their disbelief just the slightest bit. After all, how dare people want Medieval European Fantasy to look like Medieval Europe, and how dare they think that having a cast mostly composed of beautiful people is an acceptable break from reality!
Please see my post above about superheroes and the Human Ideal. Power Girl's cleavage window is a rather iconic part of her design, and it irritates me that they have to try to come up with a hundred different explanations when “she's hot and she knows it” should suffice. Hell, Kryptonians could theoretically fight naked with minimal issue because of how tough they are. That said, I found her explanation on why she doesn't wear a mask to be hilarious.
“Writers respect cats more than women” because they draw different breeds of cats but not fatass heroes? Give me a break. Of all the characters to complain about body types for, they choose the acrobatic cat burglar in a catsuit (who also themes herself after cats). Selina's got a gymnast's body, stop acting like she should look like Momokun.
You know, the more I see these people, the more I laugh and/or scoff at them.