[ SECRET POST #2094 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2094 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I partially agree, but I think it may be worth looking at how much or little intra-racial facial diversity there is in a series before protesting its lack of inter-racial facial diversity. There are many anime/manga creators who are good at giving characters varied appearances, but others... there's a reason why 'anime' and artistic 'same face syndrome' are stereotypically considered linked.

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Yeah, don't worry. I've almost solely used shows I've seen every episode of, actually. Eureka Seven (left) and Turn A Gundam (right) both have the anime convention of Old People Faces, where often as a character increases in age, so does the level of detail used in drawing their face, but most of the cast are young, so a lack of detail certainly doesn't mean that everybody's meant to be the same race or something. I would still say that contextually Hilda's meant to have African ancestry somewhere along the line. Interestingly, from memory, I think Linck, who's about five, has a character design with slightly more racially identifying features. I don't really know what that's about, except that the way he's drawn is super-adorable so he's no gonk.