Apr 8
it is always correct to give ur fav characters cluster b disorders
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it is always correct to give ur fav characters cluster b disorders
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Btw make more character designs with facial deformities that aren't meant to be shock value or "Creepy". Research and be respectful.
The portrayal on facial deformities (whether caused by injury or congenital) is so piss poor here it's not enough that you Stan Zuko Or Brightheart can you actually examine how you're portraying them and their scars, or similarly other facial deformities that aren't generally perceived as "cool". When you make a character with facial deformities do you just make it into angst about how supposedly "Monstrous" or "Creepy" it makes them? Do you even have good guy characters who aren't woobified babies? Or is your only facial difference in design on villainous or otherwise reprehensible intended characters?