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【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Erufu Aino.
One of the FINloids, Aino is an utauloid based off stereotypes of Finnish people. Though she may seem cold and aloof, she is just a daydreamer, and is kind and polite.
Aino is an elf girl.
Street Fighter characters rise above being just stereotypes because they're actually cool. They work as a fun, cool characters first and foremost. That's really humanizing in a way that I think a lot of people who want to make diverse casts sometimes forget.
Other furries find their beast counterparts to be rather "uncanny valley", similar to how some humans find monkeys creepy, and don't like to be reminded of the resemblance. This tends to be more common for those whose "species" comes packaged with negative stereotypes. (2/4)
Despite this, most vultures are normal people who are oppressed by their ruling class and generally live in poverty. Due to some vultures practicing piracy, trafficking, and smuggling they have negative stereotypes among other species.
@Animate_Sen Dutch from Black Lagoon was one of the first black anime characters I saw without the racist stereotypes in his design. And he's a really cool, fleshed-out character to boot :D
@weather0witch As someone with a nonbinary character (pictured) that people seem to genuine like (despite them being a literal criminal lol) and being a nonbinary person myself, really any design or trait can be applicable.
Though I will say, traits /I/ think I avoidable are... the stereotypes.
Not an elf exactly, but a dryad. The world should be free from stupid stereotypes🖤 https://t.co/PwAop8n6hm
@BryanFreudeman @jasonlchambers FREEDOM
This work describes the pressure of stereotypes and the society.
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@Antoinerayner87 REAL diversity is an organic attempt to scout underrepresented talent and afford them the opportunity to tell stories. FAKE/WOKE diversity, is a lazy attempt at being diverse, without actually being diverse, & falling into repeated stereotypes/tokenization over true storytelling
of course, confusion. It wasn't that DC just wanted to sell us that shitty full of stereotypes cover and changed their mind when they saw the backlash they got from latinos.
Still, DC doesn't wanna appean to latinos, they wanna appeal to white americans that use the word "latinx"
GE #NFTCommuntiy ✨️
Irene and Margo especially for the contest @FoxyGang_ 🚀
Irene is available for sale 0.05eth🪙
She is a hipster, free from stereotypes, she doesn't care about the opinions of others...
She likes to dress provocative and brightly👗👠
#RetroFoxyGang
Leftist Cartoonist who complains about political stereotypes *checks notes* also draws political stereotypes. https://t.co/nySdT0WLvA
#228 - Please note that this mini series is NOT meant as a way to hate specific series / characters, this is just a way to note the stereotypes I’m a bit tired of seeing in the media. Also, MOST OF ALL, it’s because I’d like to avoid creating too many stereotypical characters :)
September is coming and I need to get my stereotypes up, jk, but honestly I like speedy, don't get why he was cancelled
Bisexuals don’t owe you same gender relationships.
Bisexuals don’t owe you “good stereotypes”
Bisexuals are LGBTQ+ whether they fit your requirements or not
@Nasuke_Magus 2.) went with lazy designs that were borrowed from other games and non-prey sources (thus rife w stereotypes) AND made the cast incredibly pale when they had ppl right on hand proving that dark skinned ppl can fit perf in a fantasy anime story-they simply didn’t want to do it
@Ashot_ If it's about bad stereotypes (which it's supposed to be to make sense, does it?) then the top left is dubious and the top right implies that liking math is bad. I cannot approve of that implication, sorry. (And the girl below can't either.)
#vtuber s and me-tubers, who was the first character to leave an impression on you? Or one of your OG favorites?
For me it's Soma Schickshal from God Eater. He was the first Indian characters I ever saw that didn't fall into lame stereotypes~
#VtubersUprising #VCarePackage
#227 - Please note that this mini series is NOT meant as a way to hate specific series / characters, this is just a way to note the stereotypes I’m a bit tired of seeing in the media. Also, MOST OF ALL, it’s because I’d like to avoid creating too many stereotypical characters :)