Scratch Pointさんのイラストまとめ

There's nothing to indicate these scenes in My Dress Up Darling intended to emulate mashing a keyboard, in both instances Marin is just making nervous gibberish noises that didn't require subs.

It's always these mixed-heritage weirdos trying to police what other people do with "their culture." Meanwhile, plenty of Japanese artists have drawn many characters in the style that is supposedly so disrespectful.

Virtue-signaling is one of the leading causes of brain rot and I have screenshots to prove it. If one genuinely believed a crime was being committed here, the last thing they should be doing is sharing it on the internet for "call out" points.

Tabletop RPGs have always focused on exploration & the differences between people & creatures. They just take issue with its portrayal because these differences are in part biological & can be a source of conflict rather than blind celebration.

Paper Mario started as a sequel, but ended up being a standalone game. That screen is from a pre-release, PM is titled "Mario Story" in Japan. Super Mario RPG for SNES is a completely different experience & the director wants to do a real sequel.

Translators often make unnecessary changes to Japanese media based on their own personal worldview. They censor, sanitize, & make a mockery out of the creations of others. These practices deserve nothing but scorn.

Cue another season of articles by a bunch of morons who give the least charitable interpretations of fiction & always manage to be wrong about everything.

Fiction doesn't "damage" mentally stable & secure individuals. Rather than placing the blame on stories made as escapism from the hardships of life, the focus should be on ensuring people are equipped to handle adversity & separate fiction from reality.

This world needs a whole lot more Super Nintendo and a whole lot less of whatever this nonsense is.

Alternate versions of fictional characters are not confirmations of real world delusions. The difference here is that an alternate Link would actually be female.