Suzette:
Hold up. "Lop ears instead of erect?" WHAT?! Did the artist get confused and mix up rabbit anatomy with anthropomorphic lore? The whole “lop ears” thing is just a mess. This character feels like a half-assed afterthought, like they were too busy designing her slippers to care about anything else. And turmeric hair dye? Really? Does she have a hidden potion-making side gig where she sells herbal tea to all the adventurers she meets?

Winifred:
Winifred looks like someone forgot to finish their fantasy character design and just slapped on whatever they found. "Light armor leotard"? Wow, the creativity train really took a detour there, huh? Are you suddenly in a medieval strip club, or is this supposed to be a bad-ass battle look? And cat’s eye? What the hell does that even mean? Is she a fighter or an audition for the next weird mascot for a drink company?

I’ve seen more intimidating characters in a “cats only” anime club.

Olga:
Alright, hold on—what am I even looking at here? The character description reads like someone just said, “How can we make Olga look like a supermarket cashier who moonlights as a bodyguard?” She’s fat and muscular, sure, that’s an interesting combo. But then the apron and undergarments? She’s not a warrior, she’s a bizarre dinner date that no one asked for. Did we design her for a fighting game or just a reality show where people try to make grilled cheese sandwiches while simultaneously fighting off an alien invasion?

Julia:
So, we’ve got Julia, the “what the hell even is she?” character. Dark gray fur, purple hair, red eyes, and a cape—oh, don’t worry, that’s all we need, right? Let’s design a walking magic spell and hope it somehow makes sense in a fantasy world! Maybe this is the kind of character you create when you’re trying to make everyone feel uncomfortable, but you’re not sure if the weird energy is working.