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8/7/2025, 7:05:51 PM
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It's more that they think making them hot will be seen as them "fetishizing race" and so they defeminize them, and also they want to be seen as "authentic" by depicting racial features (consider black vidya characters who are just white or Asian looking women colored mildly brown). So the result is a haggard ugly woman with exaggerated black features that looks downright stereotypical.
Ironically, the defeminizing means these black women lack an actually authentic feature; the tendency of black women to have bigger than average asses and hips. So you wind up with the likes of Tanya in Mortal Kombat 1.
Trying to please multiple consulting groups, focus testings, corporate mandates, etc, all at once and pleasing no one in the end.
It's more that they think making them hot will be seen as them "fetishizing race" and so they defeminize them, and also they want to be seen as "authentic" by depicting racial features (consider black vidya characters who are just white or Asian looking women colored mildly brown). So the result is a haggard ugly woman with exaggerated black features that looks downright stereotypical.
Ironically, the defeminizing means these black women lack an actually authentic feature; the tendency of black women to have bigger than average asses and hips. So you wind up with the likes of Tanya in Mortal Kombat 1.
Trying to please multiple consulting groups, focus testings, corporate mandates, etc, all at once and pleasing no one in the end.
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