[ SECRET POST #2622 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2622 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I can't fucking stand Disney type animation. Gender differences and notions of ideal beauty are exaggerated (like, the ideal woman has no nose) and just seem so fucking white, even when the characters aren't. It just seems so saccharine to me. But it's not my culture (I wish all the Disney stans would realise it's specifically USA, not universal).

[(Anonymous)]

Disney type animation

You do know that encompasses about twenty different animation styles, right?

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like my brother when I started getting into anime. No matter what I was watching, he'd say "That looks like a cheap knock-off of Speed Racer."

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah and they all look the same to me, from the outside, though I'm sure fans can tell a great deal of ~diversity within them. As described above. Gendered to the max, a certain kind of idealised beauty, sterile, cutesy.

[(Anonymous)]

You like noses? You like non-gendered animation? Non-white characters? Then Lilo and Stitch is the movie for you. Cute is still going to be a thing, though, since these are, you know, for kids. But speak for yourself only please, plenty of non-Americans grew up with Disney films and think they're something special.