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She reminds me of a fat Tharja
What Are The Worst Character Designs You Have Ever Seen?
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She reminds me of a fat Tharja
Cactuar King
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Am I the only one who thinks the Far Sector Green Lantern looks fucking stupid? Like a rejected Steven Universe character?
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Blackface is epic.
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I can’t tell if her outfit had white stripes or a lot of belts. What’s the point of the visor anyways? Plus we already have a minority green lantern so what’s the point.
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The visor/mask ruins it.
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It might be my jungle fever talking but I disagree.
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1: Make a collage of characters/background aliens who appear in Disney's Star Wars movies
2: Pin it to the wall
3: Close your eyes and throw a dart.
2: Pin it to the wall
3: Close your eyes and throw a dart.
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Cactuar King
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That and the pompadour. Ugly, ugly haircut.
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Really, how can you choose from this movie? The stills I've seen of the roach people are disturbing as fuck.
It's him.
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I hate myself for looking this up.
When I did a search for roach people in Cats I kept seeing article titles stating that the most disturbing scene in the film was when Rebel Wilson bit the heads off of tap dancing cockroaches with human faces. Tom Hooper must be awfully proud of himself.
Rebel Wilson plays a cat named Jennyanydots. In the book and musical she was a lazy house cat by day, and by night she taught the rodents and insects how to crochet, sing, dance, do anything other than destroy the house. I guess Tom Hooper thought that wasn't interesting enough, and instead of a productive character with good motivations we got (from what I've seen so far) a stale fat joke that eats vermin.
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That's Rebel Wilson's IRL job description.
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Oh boy, ANOTHER human Green Lantern is just what the series needs! If DC were too scared to make her look too 'alien' they could have just made her a Korugarian, Daxamite, Tamaranean, hell just make her a Kryptonian if you still need her to be black for good-boy points. Also, what is it with comic artists giving black women really bad, ugly hair styles?
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Right? There’s tons of different cute hairstyles they could have used instead. Why not braids? Box braids? Dreads? It doesn’t always have to be a lame butch haircut. Even Afro puffs would be better than this.
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Sorry to dredge up an older post (and an older meme), but seeing this from page 14:
..reminded me of this:
As for shitty character designs, I vote for the White Witch from the movie version of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe:
I get they were trying to do something different, but icicle horns growing from a head full of dreadlocks? An evening gown made from an ombre-dyed shag carpet? A cape that looks like it was made from scraps out of the box of dirty fur remnants that you find in the back of a leather goods store? Pink skin? Who the hell okayed this design? This doesn't remotely look like something anyone from a Northern clime would wear. Even an immortal witch who isn't affected by the cold wouldn't be caught dead in this.
Compare that design to the lower budget BBC TV version of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe":
Now THAT'S a witch who knows how to dress for the weather. Her hair has a medieval/Nordic influence and her skin is suitably pale for a cold-hearted villain. You may be a costume designer who wants to do something different, but sometimes it pays to be traditional. Putting Batman in a bright red union suit and domino mask would be a bold design choice for the character, but that doesn't mean it would suit him.
..reminded me of this:
As for shitty character designs, I vote for the White Witch from the movie version of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe:
I get they were trying to do something different, but icicle horns growing from a head full of dreadlocks? An evening gown made from an ombre-dyed shag carpet? A cape that looks like it was made from scraps out of the box of dirty fur remnants that you find in the back of a leather goods store? Pink skin? Who the hell okayed this design? This doesn't remotely look like something anyone from a Northern clime would wear. Even an immortal witch who isn't affected by the cold wouldn't be caught dead in this.
Compare that design to the lower budget BBC TV version of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe":
Now THAT'S a witch who knows how to dress for the weather. Her hair has a medieval/Nordic influence and her skin is suitably pale for a cold-hearted villain. You may be a costume designer who wants to do something different, but sometimes it pays to be traditional. Putting Batman in a bright red union suit and domino mask would be a bold design choice for the character, but that doesn't mean it would suit him.
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We need a "white bitch content" rating.Sorry to dredge up an older post (and an older meme), but seeing this from page 14:
..reminded me of this:
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As for shitty character designs, I vote for the White Witch from the movie version of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe:
I get they were trying to do something different, but icicle horns growing from a head full of dreadlocks? An evening gown made from an ombre-dyed shag carpet? A cape that looks like it was made from scraps out of the box of dirty fur remnants that you find in the back of a leather goods store? Pink skin? Who the hell okayed this design? This doesn't remotely look like something anyone from a Northern clime would wear. Even an immortal witch who isn't affected by the cold wouldn't be caught dead in this.
Compare that design to the lower budget BBC TV version of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe":
Now THAT'S a witch who knows how to dress for the weather. Her hair has a medieval/Nordic influence and her skin is suitably pale for a cold-hearted villain. You may be a costume designer who wants to do something different, but sometimes it pays to be traditional. Putting Batman in a bright red union suit and domino mask would be a bold design choice for the character, but that doesn't mean it would suit him.