I like how the comments on Pinhead try to use flayed skin as showing why the female pinhead is wrong. Then again, regular Pinhead has some exposed skin and that too should be flayed but then again, these people are doing nothing more than just complaining about some plastic statue that's a collectible.
It's almost like BABD is going all Islamic fundie and wants women to only be covered in burqas.
I'm not a fan of certain redesigns, but this feels like nitpicking more than legitimately complaining.
I sure don't understand this. You would see social justice warriors or feminist making events like "free the nipple or allow a women to wear what she wants without feeling obligated" but as soon as a female character has bear chest or curves it's a problem. It's not like wonder women is wearing pasties and a thong fighting for justice. It's movements like this that always seems contradict itself.
The way I've seen it (neurotically) explained is that a woman taking her shirt off and running down the street shrieking "Free the nipple!" is doing so of her own free will and showing autonomy, whereas a comic book/videogame character is being drawn that way by somebody else which removes all autonomy from them.
That person clearly doesn't understand the concept of layouts. Or is probably a foot feitshist, either or.
With a fictional female character, they would probably rationalize their criticism by saying it was made by a guy or she's made solely to be fapped to nevermind the fact that there's more to character they are most likely ignoring as they make complaints about it. They may also make some complaint of not being able to "indentify" with a character just because said character is skinny or something like that.
If BBAD were to be more exceptional then they could warrant a thread. Then again, they do have lack in understanding some designs to get a mention here
Sharp edges that pierce the skin. No head protection. .-.
Because their version of "Diversity" is twisted as fuck, and they never paid attention to/attended/flunked any art classes.
The hair was the only thing that helped me recognize them. Why does Athena's eyes and buck teeth make her look like a racist Asian characture? From what I checked...why, does Edgeworth look like a fat doofus, instead of elegant and regal? What's with all the little spots on the character's bodies (all those "moles" can't be healthy)? It seems that Apollo (and Klavier) is also fat and ugly. Kay (the ninja girl) has noticeable armpit hair. Dick Gumsome is the only one that was drawn decently (they just made him brown).
It must suck going through life thinking to yourself "why isn't this more BROWN and FAT" every time you see a character design.
I look at it this way: fictional characters can be depicted as having autonomy -- including the autonomy to wear (or not wear) whatever they want. Just like an artist can make up other traits of a fictional character's personality.
