as much as the crowd dedicated to complaining about inconsistencies in children’s shows are the bane of my existence and i go out of my way to ignore everything they’ve ever said,
an episode of steven u came on tv and i thought “oh steven’s fat, this must be season 1″
this isn’t ‘he’s off model the animators can’t even draw!’, but they must have decided to change the model to slim him down from a clear portrayal of a fat kid to a more generic chibi looking design that isn’t clearly meant to look like any body type that exists in real life. it’s also gross how his design slims down roughly during when he starts to get a lot stronger and more capable with his powers. idk how much of this was conscious or not but i hate it and it’s so much more glaring every time I rewatch old eps
I mean he may be slimming down because now he went from not really doing anything to constantly going off and saving the world
That will make one lose a lot of weight
and here we have someone who’s scrolled through a full week of the fatphobia tag responding to every post with dismissal
And ill do it again
Because I’m
Petty
Translation for those who can’t read computer cursive: “ill do it again because I’m a loser with no life or friends who actually like me.”
Oof
You hit me right in the reality
Lemme swing back
A character losing a realistic amount of weight isn’t fatshaming
✨ Its basic human anatomy ✨
it’s character design. there’s no anatomy involved. especially not your shitty understanding of it because working out builds muscle. you get larger, even if you’re accounting for burnt fat. muscle adds weight. especially if we’re dealing with a child, who are constantly putting on fat and muscle. children grow, it’s their one job. a child losing weight is a clear sign they’re being starved no matter how much they work out.
do you know what show i’m talking about? are you going to argue that weight loss makes you shorter and your head double in size? this kid has a head to body ratio of 1:1, u going to tell me weight loss turns you anime?
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