[ SECRET POST #6212 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6212 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hahaha, this reminds me of when Legend of Korra came out and people were so mad that Noatak was darker as a child but lighter-skinned as an adult...when the man was wearing a mask and covering every inch of skin for years. As a light-skinned POC who was much darker in their youth, I was very confused by the anger.

[(Anonymous)]

I saw a post few years ago complaining about a dark-skinned video game character's "inconsistent" skintone, using eyedropper-picked swatches from different images as proof. Except every single image used as example was from in-game cutscenes. As though the devs had retextured the 3D model for every one, and not simply lit different scenes differently.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man, people complained in FFXIV when Y'shtola's skin was a shade lighter in the Shadowbringers expansion and the producer had to point out that she'd literally spent the expansion living in a forest. It was especially stupid when we already had a canon precedent of another character's skintone getting temporarily DARKER after they spent most of an expansion outside in the wilderness.

It's almost like things like amount of sun exposure make a difference!

[(Anonymous)]

Wait. If shes living in a forest wouldnt her skin then be darker? From living outdoors?

[(Anonymous)]

... no? Forests are extremely shaded, there's very little sunlight that gets through in them.