Hagashager
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Asking seriously here, is that a man or a woman?
some of you fat neckbeards need to have your eyes fixedTo this:
It's supposed to be a male, but it looks like a female lesbian. Vaan is easily one of Square Enix's worst male character designs. I say this having recently purchased FF12 again as part of my attempt to like the gameAsking seriously here, is that a man or a woman?
You think that's a supermodel look?Yeah, I'm used to Oblivionites being far less supermodel and more moldy potato. Unsure what's meant about the cheekbones, from Google image searching anyway. Didn't play through Inquisition.
Man, for years I legit thought that Sareth had no face since his character model in DM proper has only a rough shape of a head. I wish I hadn't learned better.I wouldn't call him necessarily ugly, but I've never felt a bigger disconnect between what a character looks and acts like.
Women in japanese games.Nice to see not just the women in modern games getting roasted on a spit for their unsightliness. As for women, I just don't hold much hope for female pulchritude in games anymore.
Half of the time I can barely think of those as women; more like children with faces pasted on women's bodies, and sometimes they don't even bother with the women's bodies.Women in japanese games.Nice to see not just the women in modern games getting roasted on a spit for their unsightliness. As for women, I just don't hold much hope for female pulchritude in games anymore.
Sure.Half of the time I can barely think of those as women; more like children with faces pasted on women's bodies, and sometimes they don't even bother with the women's bodies.Women in japanese games.Nice to see not just the women in modern games getting roasted on a spit for their unsightliness. As for women, I just don't hold much hope for female pulchritude in games anymore.
yeah, many ugly women are overestimating their value and think they deserve 6/6/6 chads.some of you fat neckbeards need to have your eyes fixedTo this:
and brians too but that goes without saying
slut like that wouldnt even look in your direction irl
Sure, but I can hardly tell the boys from the girls in most of those things so why bother?Sure.Half of the time I can barely think of those as women; more like children with faces pasted on women's bodies, and sometimes they don't even bother with the women's bodies.Women in japanese games.Nice to see not just the women in modern games getting roasted on a spit for their unsightliness. As for women, I just don't hold much hope for female pulchritude in games anymore.
But there are also many good looking gals, not just animu girlies.
Looks like current day Sawyer with a tanShe’s not the ugliest but one of the bitchiest characters.
slut like that wouldnt even look in your direction irl
It's supposed to be a male, but it looks like a female lesbian. Vaan is easily one of Square Enix's worst male character designs. I say this having recently purchased FF12 again as part of my attempt to like the gameAsking seriously here, is that a man or a woman?
Eh...Japs like their women aggressive, bitchy, annoying, and controlling.
Eh... hmm.. seems realistic.
But their looks are either mega tit pornstars or lil girls (that claim otherwise). Their personalities will always be mostly aggressive bitches demeaning the little girlie-boy-cuck-simps.
Maybe I'm wrong and that's changed. (Looks at latest GOG & Steam entries)
Uh... nope.
Bishōnen (美少年, IPA: [bʲiɕo̞ꜜːnẽ̞ɴ] ⓘ; also transliterated bishounen) is a Japanese term literally meaning "beautiful youth (boy)" and describes an aesthetic that can be found in disparate areas in East Asia: a young man of androgynous beauty. This word originated from the Tang dynasty poem Eight Immortals of the Wine Cup by Du Fu.[3] It has always shown the strongest manifestation in Japanese pop culture, gaining in popularity due to the androgynous glam rock bands of the 1970s,[4] but it has roots in ancient Japanese literature, the androsocial and androerotic ideals of the medieval Chinese imperial court and intellectuals, and Indian aesthetic concepts carried over from Hinduism, imported with Buddhism to China.
Today, bishōnen are very popular among girls and women in Japan.[5] Reasons for this social phenomenon may include the unique male and female social relationships found within the genre. Some have theorized that bishōnen provide a non-traditional outlet for gender relations. Moreover, it breaks down stereotypes surrounding feminine male characters. These are often depicted with very strong martial arts abilities, sports talent, high intelligence, dandy fashion, or comedic flair, traits that are usually assigned to the hero/protagonist role.[6]
Eh...
Not sure about that, my good man.
All I've seen is they like their girls ultra feminine and even vulnerable. It's a welcome change over the ultra bitchy and outright retardedly annoying western STRONG W0MYNZ
Strong women in Japanese media also have weaknesses/character flaws. They are not perfect in every way like in Western media.Eh...
Not sure about that, my good man.
All I've seen is they like their girls ultra feminine and even vulnerable. It's a welcome change over the ultra bitchy and outright retardedly annoying western STRONG W0MYNZ
There's plenty of 'strong womynz' characters in Jap games, but, unlike in the West, they aren't designed visually to repulse straight males.
Yes.Eh...
Not sure about that, my good man.
All I've seen is they like their girls ultra feminine and even vulnerable. It's a welcome change over the ultra bitchy and outright retardedly annoying western STRONG W0MYNZ
There's plenty of 'strong womynz' characters in Jap games, but, unlike in the West, they aren't designed visually to repulse straight males.